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ETS 2 offers a FAFSA workshop for students and their families in January, as well as a family event held at the end of the school year, and we encourage parents to use the contact link in the staff pages to keep in touch with the ETS Academic Coordinators with any questions or clarifications needed.
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The Western Kentucky University Family Counseling Clinic is offering FREE counseling services to students and family participating in the Educational Talent Search (ETS 2) program. These counseling services include:
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A grand bargain, a compromise to avert the so-called fiscal cliff, could all come down to one word: revenue. It's now widely agreed that steering away from the cliff — the combination of spending cuts and tax increases set to hit at the start of the year — will require some combination of revenue increases and spending cuts. The central sticking point could well be whether President Obama and Congress can agree on the definition of revenue.
At the moment, the casual observer could easily get the sense that the president and Republicans in Congress are talking past each other.
"I think there's a growing consensus — a consensus that has long existed, but growing now in places that weren't always fertile for growth, that we have to do this in a balanced way and that revenue has to be part of it," White House spokesman Jay Carney said Monday.
Meanwhile, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said on the Senate floor Monday that Republicans have stepped out of their comfort zone by agreeing to talk about revenue.
"We've been open to revenue by closing loopholes as long as it's tied to spending cuts and pro-growth tax reform that broadens the base and lowers rates," he said.
Talk Of Compromise
Now, the translation: When White House officials talk about revenue, they mean allowing the Bush-era tax cuts to expire for the wealthy. Under the president's definition of revenue, the richest 2 percent would see their top tax rate rise to 39 percent, and he'd also limit deductions and cut out loopholes. That's simply not what McConnell and many of his fellow Republicans mean.
But at this point in the negotiations, no one is saying that — at least not publicly. Instead, there's been a lot of talk of compromise from lawmakers like Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.
"I remain optimistic that when it comes to our economy and when it comes to protecting middle-class families from a whopping tax hike come January 1st, that Democrats and Republicans will be able to find common ground," he said Monday.
Opposition To Tax Increases
The ability to find common ground may depend on just one man's definition of revenue — a man not in the White House or the Capitol. He's anti-tax lobbyist Grover Norquist, and he's gotten the vast majority of Republicans to sign a pledge saying they will oppose any and all tax increases. A few signatories have recently come out saying they won't be bound by the pledge, but Norquist made it clear Monday on Fox News that they do so at their own peril.
"We could ask President Bush, George Herbert Walker Bush, how his second term went after he broke his pledge," he said.
Those comments might explain why many in Washington are brainstorming ways to raise revenues without, strictly speaking, raising tax rates. Those ideas include capping deductions for the wealthy, more broadly limiting deductions, and possibly even making the wealthy pay the top tax rate on every dollar they earn.
David Kamin, an assistant professor of law at New York University, was involved in last year's debt-ceiling negotiations as a special assistant to the president.
"It's a possible place where people could maybe get to a compromise. It's also a classic move," Kamin says, "where one side says they don't want to increase the statutory rate, but the other side says maybe there's a way we could kind of do it in a different way that doesn't increase the statutory rate but gets us to the same place."
Falling Over The Fiscal Cliff
He says it's both mathematically and politically impossible to get all the revenue needed through closing loopholes and capping deductions while also lowering rates, which is what Republicans are calling for.
But unlike last year's debt ceiling negotiations, Democrats are the ones with the ultimate trump card, says Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., a member of the House Budget Committee.
"If they don't put any additional revenue on the table, the fiscal cliff is going to deliver more revenue than anybody wants," he says.
That revenue will come from automatic tax increases on just about everyone — if Congress and the president don't work something out by the end of the year.


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Authorities say the house is a total loss.
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Researchers have developed a model for estimating a woman's risk of developing breast cancer after being treated with large-field chest radiotherapy for Hodgkin lymphoma (HL). Using the model, they determined that the cumulative absolute risk of breast cancer among female HL survivors increases with age at the end of follow-up, time since diagnosis, and radiation dose.
Breast cancer is the most common solid tumor among young women who survive HL, but individualized risk projections of cumulative absolute risk had not previously been developed. Projections could be used to counsel HL survivors and plan long-term management and prevention strategies.
To create the model, a team led by Drs. Lois B. Travis and Mitchell H. Gail of NCI analyzed data from an international population-based, case-control study of nearly 3,800 female HL survivors who were diagnosed at age 30 or younger. Among the survivors, 105 developed breast cancer, according to findings in the October 5 Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
Because the study included women diagnosed from 1965 through 1994, the model is most appropriate for survivors who received HL treatments commonly used in the past. The researchers urge caution in applying the findings to women treated with newer therapies, such as limited-field radiotherapy or ovary-sparing chemotherapy.
Gains in long-term survival provided by radiation therapy and chemotherapy should always be balanced against the associated risks of secondary cancers and other late sequelae, the researchers note. The risk projections will "serve as a unique and valuable resource for the large number of current HL survivors given therapeutic regimens of the past," they write.
Regimen Protects Against Graft-Versus-Host Disease
A new regimen that had previously been tested only in mice has proved effective in helping humans avoid graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). Results of a study by researchers at Stanford University appear in the September 29 New England Journal of Medicine.
Normally, people with lymphoid malignant diseases or acute leukemia can be treated with bone marrow transplants after being prepped with high doses of chemotherapy. But 20 to 65 percent of bone marrow transplant patients develop acute GVHD, an illness in which the new, transplanted immune cells attack recipients' skin, intestines, and liver. GVHD causes nearly half of deaths among those who never relapse.
In this study, researchers gave 37 transplant recipients 10 doses of total lymphoid irradiation at 80 cGy per day, starting 11 days before their transplants. The patients then received antithymocyte globulin, as well as immunosuppressive therapy with cyclosporine and mycophenolate mofetil.
After a mean follow-up of 446 to 482 days, only 2 of the 37 patients developed acute GVHD. This incidence is much lower than that cited in the medical literature. It is also striking in that 14 of the participants received transplants from unrelated donors, a situation that normally results in GVHD more than half of the time. In addition, nearly all of the patients who entered the trial in partial remission ended up in full remission after receiving the treatment.
Hitchhiking Viruses Battle Cancer in Mice
While gene therapy originally showed great promise for cancer treatment, the difficulty in delivering therapeutic genes to the growing tumor has hamstrung this technique. Now, a team from the Mayo Clinic reports that hitchhikers can help. By attaching these genetically modified viruses to immune T cells, the team obliterated tumors in mice.
"We use immune cells to home in on the tumors," said Dr. Richard Vile, lead author on the paper published September 18 in Nature Medicine online. "There they can deliver whatever therapeutic genes we want."
Dr. Vile explained that as the body defends itself against a growing tumor, T cells begin to recognize and target cancer cells. Ideally, clinicians could remove these cells from the blood, attach beneficial viruses, and return hundreds of thousands of the hitchhiker-rich T cells to the patient.
As a proof of concept, the team generated T cells designed to home in on a particular type of laboratory-grown mouse tumor similar to melanoma. They then attached a variety of viruses to the T cells and returned the cells to the mice. Between 5 and 14 percent of the injected T cells homed in on the tumors, a rate that Dr. Vile described as "very promising." All of the mice receiving hitchhiker viruses engineered to produce interleukin-12 - a growth factor that boosts the immune system - were cured of their tumors.
Because the viruses ride into the tumor on immune system cells, they enjoy a "privileged status" that prevents them from being recognized and destroyed by other immune cells.
Plant Compounds May Reduce Lung Cancer Risk
A large chemoprevention study of phytoestrogens - plant-derived compounds found in many foods - has shown that high intake of the compounds decreases the risk of lung cancer. In the September 28 Journal of the American Medical Association, investigators reported that study participants who ate the most phytoestrogens reduced their lung cancer risk by 46 percent compared with those who ate the lowest amount.
Dr. Margaret Spitz, the lead investigator of the study at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, said that phytoestrogens latch onto estrogen receptors in lung tissue, which, via biomolecular machinery, may explain the reduction in lung cancer risk. But she could not say why women, in general, seemed to benefit less than men from phytoestrogens or why former smokers seemed to benefit less than people who never smoked.
Between 1995 and 2003, the research team enrolled 1,674 patients treated for lung cancer and 1,735 healthy controls. The participants answered detailed questions about their diet for the year before their enrollment or their cancer diagnosis.
The researchers then analyzed consumption of categories of foods that contain different kinds of phytoestrogens: isoflavones (soybeans and soy products, chickpeas, and red clover), lignans (rye grains, linseeds, carrots, spinach, broccoli, and other vegetables), and coumesterol (beans, peas, clover, spinach, and sprouts).
The investigators cautioned that much more research is needed to prove a definitive chemoprevention effect. For example, for reasons not fully understood, high consumption of phytoestrogens did not reduce lung cancer risk in those people studied who had smoked and then quit. "We are just at the beginning of our work to explore the connection between these nutrients and lung cancer risk," said Dr. Spitz.
National Trial Next Step Toward Early Detection of Recurrent Ovarian Cancer
NCI has launched a national clinical trial designed to collect blood samples from patients after successful treatment of advanced ovarian cancer in order to develop an approach for detecting ovarian cancer at an early stage if the disease returns. The trial, led by the Center for Cancer Research (CCR), NCI's intramural research program, will involve 10 additional institutions where a series of blood samples will be collected from women with advanced-stage ovarian cancer who show no signs of cancer after completing their first program of chemotherapy treatment.
"If we can harness all of the protein information in the blood in our patients' samples, we may have a strong lead on how to detect ovarian cancer at an early stage when it can be most effectively treated," said the study's principal investigator, Dr. Elise Kohn of CCR.
Currently the only approved test to determine ovarian cancer recurrence is CA-125 (a test for a protein that is detectable in 80 percent of advanced-stage patients with epithelial ovarian cancer). But the CA-125 test fails to reliably diagnose women who have no signs of recurrence. Advanced-stage cancer has a high likelihood of returning within 3 years of initial treatment, even in the absence of symptoms of recurrence.
The long-term goal of the trial - which will enroll 400 women over 24 months - is to develop an approach to predict the presence of early-stage ovarian cancer using new technology that looks for protein patterns or protein fragments in blood.
"A pilot study launched in 2000 gave us a better understanding of the complexities of protein analysis and reinforced the importance of collecting and analyzing a large number of blood samples and their protein patterns," Dr. Kohn said.
For additional information, go to http://www.cancer.gov/newscenter/pressreleases/OvarianMultiInstituteTrial.


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Dr. Pulsinelli has coauthored three textbooks (among them, Modern Money and Banking, first and second editions, with Roger L. Miller) and his journal articles include "Household Commodity Production and Social Harassment Costs," (with Melvin Borland), October 1989, Southern Economic Journal, and "College Athletics: Financial Burden or Boon?, "published in Advances in the Economics of Sport, edited by Gerald Schully, JAI Press, Vol. 1, 1992. He is on the editorial board of the Defense Law Journal.


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Reed ski cabin: a letter from the president
This summer I received the report of the ski cabin review committee. The committee, composed of students, staff, faculty, and alumni, was formed in 2002, with a charge to investigate how the ski cabin is used and to make recommendations on ways to improve operations. The committee was thorough in its investigations and analysis, and I thank the members for their good work.
The committee made two safety-related recommendations that I believe should be implemented immediately. First, when the cabin is not in use, it should be locked. The Government Camp area is growing and, yes, times have changed. A lock is necessary to protect college property and ensure use only by members of the Reed community. Secondly, we ask that users limit occupancy to 15 people per night at the cabin, including the cabin manager. This number was agreed upon after negotiation with the Hoodland fire lieutenant. This limit represents the building's legal capacity and will help ensure the occupants' safety.
The committee also recommended that the college implement a reservation system for the ski cabin. A reservation system would allow individual students and student groups to plan activities at the ski cabin and be assured of available space. A reservation system would also help the college to manage the facility in a safe manner for the occupants, ensuring that only Reed community members (alumni, students, faculty, and staff) use the facility and that occupancy limits are observed for everyone's safety.
While I am inclined to agree that some sort of reservation system is called for, I recognize that a reservation system would change the "culture" of the ski cabin and will thus stir some opposition. Further, questions would need to be answered about the precise way in which a reservation system would work. Accordingly, I believe that the Reed community should have an opportunity to comment on this aspect of the committee's report. Please feel free to share your questions, concerns, and suggestions by writing to firstname.lastname@example.com. Your input will help us make the best decision about the use of this valuable resource.
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A new joint Centre for Doctoral Training in Condensed Matter Physics at the Universities of Bath and Bristol has received £4.1 million funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
- £1.1 million will help develop products from super-material graphene
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The City completed installation of rain gardens in the existing right-of-way of 152nd Ave NE in 2013. The rain gardens provide stormwater treatment to protect creeks downstream from urban runoff while making the streetscape more attractive. The City also made pedestrian and bicycle safety Improvements as part of this project.
The rain gardens project was possible because 152nd Ave NE had more pavement than is needed for transportation demands. For that reason there was no need to acquire private property.
The rain gardens may be removed as redevelopment occurs in this neighborhood and streets are redesigned in the future. The environmental benefits provided by the rain gardens will be provided by regional stormwater vaults that will be constructed over the next 20 years. The first of three regional vaults, the South Detention Vault (link), is currently under construction and will be complete in 2015. The second, the Station Infiltration Vault, is expected to be complete by 2017.
June 24, 2013 Postcard Mailing
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Lack of Surprises Withstanding, When in Rome Still Plays Cute
- Friday, January 29, 2010
DVD Release Date: June 15, 2010
Theatrical Release Date: January 29, 2010
Rating: PG-13 (for some suggestive content)
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Run Time: 91 min.
Director: Mark Steven Johnson
Actors: Kristen Bell, Josh Duhamel, Danny DeVito Anjelica Huston, Will Arnett, Jon Heder, Dax Shepard, Alexis Dziena, Don Johnson, Peggy Lipton, Kristen Schaal
If When in Rome was the proverbial cream of the romantic comedy crop, Kristen Bell's character Beth would've likely been played by Reese Witherspoon, Sandra Bullock or Anne Hathaway (if they wanted someone a bit younger). And standing in for the eventual love of her life, Nick, instead of Josh Duhamel? Well, Hugh Grant, Matthew McConaughey or Bradley Cooper, of course.
But since all of the aforementioned have paid their rom-com dues lately (or will in the forthcoming Valentine's Day, which stars about, oh, half of Hollywood), we've got two stars best known for their television work on the now-defunct series Veronica Mars and Las Vegas, instead.
While the movie's trailer definitely had that lackluster, made-for-TV feel, perhaps it's the presence of these fresh faces, not to mention their winsome chemistry, that caused When in Rome to surpass my expectations. And trust me, they weren't exactly sky-high…
Per the romantic comedy playbook, Beth is the uptight, Type-A workaholic whose opinion of love has been irrevocably tarnished by the failings of boyfriends past. As a curator at the Guggenheim (and not just any curator, mind you, but the brightest new talent, according to her boss), she simply doesn't have time for the messy inconvenience of relationships. And for the most part, she's 100% fine with that, even when she's humiliated by a recent ex in front of her co-workers during a party for a new exhibit.
Once her baby sister Joan (Alexis Dziena) announces her engagement to a handsome Italian man she met a mere two weeks ago, she still can't help but roll her eyes at her supposed naiveté. But being a loving big sister, she finagles her busy schedule for Joan's quickie wedding weekend in Rome.
Naturally, once Beth arrives in the Eternal City, she doesn't have time for any of its charms, architectural or otherwise. Instead, she's focused on somehow finding a good Blackberry connection because she's still got an important exhibit to organize while performing her sisterly duties.
After botching the toast and failing to break the vase that'll guarantee her sister and her new hubby lifelong happiness (apparently, some sort of Italian wedding tradition), Beth and Nick, a former football player-turned-sportswriter, meet cute. With her dad's advice of "being open to love" still hanging in the air, Beth is willing to consider the prospect once she and Nick hit it off.
In fact, everything's going swimmingly, a pleasant surprise considering Beth's past, until she eventually sees Nick kissing another woman by the nearby fountain an hour later. Immediately labeling him as a player, (the sort of "misunderstanding" that has fueled many a rom-com), the weak plot device still moves the story along.
Determined that she's been right about love all along, Beth promptly drinks her weight in champagne, hops into a fountain and steals a few coins. Turns out they aren't just any coins, though; these coins are wishes and ultimately, the hearts of the men who tossed them in.
Now back in Manhattan, Beth starts noticing a strange phenomena, namely a slew of strange suitors who show up randomly and claim they're madly in love with her, even if they're not sure why. There's a short, balding sausage enthusiast (Danny DeVito in an uncredited role) who claims that "encased meat is my life's work," a wacky magician with a penchant for stealing people's watches (a very funny Jon Heder), a demented Italian artist with a really bad accent (Will Arnett) and a narcissistic male "model" (a scene-stealing Dax Shepard) who tries to woo her with lines like "I don't know whether to look at my own reflection or you. That's how beautiful you are!"
In the meantime, handsome ol' Nick has also resurfaced and makes his best attempt to win her heart, too. However, when Beth suspects that he's also under the same love spell that was set into motion by her stealing the coins, she initially resists and then...
Yeah, I won't give away the rest of the story—that would ruin any potential moviegoer's fun. Chances are, you'll see the ending coming from a mile way anyway. But if you're a fan of the rom-com genre and aren't looking for any deep ruminations on love, you probably won't even care because there's certainly enough bubbly, effervescent spirit in When in Rome to keep you entertained for 90 minutes—which is more than I can say for most 90-minute blocks of your average T.V. programming.
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Emma Wood State Beach
Ocean's Edge Trail
Emma Wood State Beach to Seaside Wilderness Park is 1.3 miles round trip
Several ecological communities converge near the mouth of the Ventura River: sand dunes, a floodplain, cobblestone beach, riparian woodland and wetlands. Botanists have tallied some 300 plant species in the area; more than half of them are native.
This diversity of riverfront and oceanfront life is explored by Ocean's Edge Trail, a 12-stop interpreted nature trail.
In the early years of this century, local naturalist E.P. Foster envisioned a world-class park like San Francisco's Golden Gate. He donated land at the Ventura River mouth to the county to create such a park. Alas, by the time the county began landscaping the area with Monterey pine, eucalyptus and palms, the Great Depression struck and the money ran out.
Instead of "Ventura's Golden Gate," the park became known as Hobo Jungle because of the many vagabonds who camped in the wetlands here. In bad weather, the hobos slept under the railroad bridge. Hobo Jungle now belongs to the city of Ventura, which renamed it Seaside Wilderness Park.
Emma Wood acquired large land holdings on the coast and coastal slope of north Ventura County, land that was originally part of Rancho San Miguelito. She died in 1944 and in the late 1950s her husband and heir gave to the state the beach west of the railroad overpass, a stretch of coast long popular with the public.
Ocean's Edge Trail takes you along Emma Wood's mixed rock and sand beach to Seaside Wilderness Park, where pine and palm trees rise above low sand dunes. The nature trail explores wetlands, including a second mouth of the Ventura River, a lagoon and sand bars.
Directions to trailhead: Emma Wood State Beach is located at the south end of old Pacific Coast Highway, north of West Main Street in Ventura. The turnoff for the Ventura River Group Camp area is just before the on-ramp to northbound Highway 101.
There's a fee for parking at the state beach. You can also park for free just outside the park and walk under the highway overpass to the group campground at the south end of the park. Signed Ocean's Edge Trail begins at an information display on the oceanside of the campground.
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Best Player
Goal Choice
A. GranqvistGenoa Position: Defender
Fan Choice
C. ImmobileGenoa Position: Attacker
Worst Player
Goal Choice
AnselmoGenoa Position: Midfielder
Fan Choice
M. LivajaInternazionale Position: Attacker
Team Ratings
S. Handanovič
Little to do on the afternoon, but perhaps could've done better for Immobile's opener.
A. Ranocchia
Impressive in the heart of the defence again and could've netted in the second half, but headed over from the corner.
W. Samuel
Alongside Ranocchia, did his best to nullify the threat of Immobile and was solid in the backline.
A poor first half saw him replaced at half time by Chivu. Struggled to contain the threat of Immobile.
J. Zanetti
Turned inside out for Immobile's opener, yet impressed other than that.
R. Álvarez
Subbed off in the first half after picking up an injury. Looked to make things happens, but ultimately failed to unlock the Genoa back line during his short time on the pitch.
W. Gargano
Poor performance from the tenacious Uruguayan, who formed struggled with the threat from the Genoa midfield.
E. Cambiasso
Was vital to the Inter midfield and netted the equaliser to keep the hosts in with a shout of the title race.
A. Cassano
Vital to Inter's attack and much of the their forward threat came through him. Set up Cambiasso's equaliser late on.
R. Palacio
Came close to netting the opener in the second half, but was denied by Frey. Was a constant threat and formed an effective partnership with Milito.
D. Milito
Linked up well with Palacio in the second half, but failed to test Frey. Could've assisted a last gasp winner, had Livaja found the target in the dying embers.
S. Frey
Excellent performance from the Frenchman, but could little to keep out Cambiasso's header late on.
L. Antonelli
Impressive in the backline as he helped repel the Inter front-line.
M. Sampirisi
Like Canini, did well in the backline and contributed to a fine defensive performance for Genoa.
M. Canini
Did well in the Genoa defence as Inter failed to find the net until late on.
A. Granqvist
A stand out performance in the heart of the Genoa defence, constantly repelling the threat of Cassano, Palacio and Milito.
J. Vargas
A threat for Genoa pushing forward and came close to winning it for the visitors late on, firing wide from 25 yards out.
A. Bertolacci
Like Kucka, did well pushing forward while giving the Inter backline something to think about.
D. Tőzsér
A solid if not spectacular display from Tozser, who provided an effective link between the midfield and the attack.
M. Rossi
Like Vargas, was a regularly menace pushing forward, while astute in his defensive duties.
J. Kucka
Linked up well with Immobile and was a constant menace to the Inter backline.
C. Immobile
Led the line on his own and despite not having much to work with, netted the opener with a really great run and finish.


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Published on Thursday, February 18, 2010 - 1:32pm
Going Down South by Bonnie Glover is a wonderful story about family trials, tribulations and forgiveness.
The story is about a young girl named Olivia Jean who is being raised by her mother, Daisy, and her father, Turk. Olivia feels that her mother cares more for Turk than she cares for her. She also thinks that her father cared for her until she became pregnant. He does not speak to her, touch her or look at her. He treats her as though he hates her.
After Olivia Jean becomes pregnant, Daisy decides to send her down south with her grandmother, Birdie, to have the baby. To Daisy's surprise, she is told that someone has to stay down south with Olivia to raise her during the pregnancy. Daisy is angry with her mother for having to stay down south, but she stays anyway. These three ladies learn lessons of love, honesty and forgiveness during their stay together down south.


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Where has my mind gone? Seems I've lost touch with my own sanity. It's been quite some time since I last remember the tease of a lucid rationale. You see, I used to be a writer. At least, I used to call myself one. There was a time when the words would flow through my fingertips. Every letter inching its way onto a screen, one right after the other, forming words and making sense of some kind of emotion. Now these words are lost. Or maybe I've used them all up. Maybe I've overdosed. I used to get high off my own mental jargon, a soliloquy of inner turmoil so suffocating it made my heart bleed. I used to fiend off emotions that lay trapped between text and context, finding salvation in a written form of creed. Now these words are baited by the swift breeze of being, of living a life so tainted with busy, it becomes work. Writing has become a chore, an agonizing servitude. What once was passion has turned into a fading euphoria.
"You know, when you get old, in life, things get taken from you. I mean, that's… that's… that's a part of life. But, you only learn that when you start losin' stuff. You find out life's this game of inches, so is football. Because in either game - life or football - the margin for error is so small. I mean, one half a step too late or too early and you don't quite make it. One half second too slow, too fast and you don't quite catch it. The inches we need are everywhere around us…"
(Source: cherdandelions)
With age comes wisdom. Today, I am wise enough not to trust, prudent enough to embrace the wall I've spent my whole life building. I've learned to depend on my instincts and mask nervous butterflies with resilience. If I counted age by the number of friends at my side, I would be infantile. If these years were chapters, I've spent too much time writing of anger. Every year is a reminder that life is too short to dwell and just long enough to enjoy the moment. Today, I am wise enough to love more than hate, surrounding myself with others lucky enough to love as much as I do. To those who circle in and out, your time will come to stay. I've learned timing is everything and everyone is on their own schedule. If I counted age by the number of lovers I thought I had, I would be ancient. If I counted the ones that mattered, I would have only one birthday to celebrate. If these years were lyrics, I haven't spent enough time listening to the love songs. With age… comes gratitude.
"Mirrors" -Justin Timberlake
"I don't wanna lose you now
I'm lookin' right at the other half of me
The vacancy that sat in my heart
Is a space that now you hold
Show me how to fight for now
And I'll tell you baby, it was easy
Comin' back into you once I figured it out
You were right here all along…"
(Source: soyezfideleavous)
There's no religion that could save me
No matter how long my knees are on the floor
It's been awhile since I last wrote something meaningful. I used to write almost everyday. Here and there, little notes just to keep the creative side of my mind in motion. But lately, it seems like I've lost the will to write. I've been so focused on fitting the pieces of my life together, I guess I'd rather act on it than write about it.
Today, on the other hand, I feel like I need to filter my soul just a little bit. Put my life down on paper (tumblr text), I guess you could say.
So let me update you on me:
I'm in a good place emotionally. Taking some chances, stepping out of my own boundaries. I'm in love with life, in a way, for the first time.
I'm starting a new job, a better one, with more opportunities and room for growth that is right up my ally: advocating for social justice. I have new ambitions, or rather revived ones, and I'm taking the necessary steps forward to achieve those goals.
I'm in a wonderful relationship with someone who adds meaning to my life. Someone who believes in me and knows my true self, inside and out. Someone I can be myself around and not feel scrutinized or judged. He sees right through my walls. Together, I know we will do great things.
There are down days, of course. Tis life. But they fail in comparison to all the good days, the happy days, the cup half full kind of days. And it's nice to be able to appreciate that and not feel so apologetic.
"It is never too late to be what you might have been." - George Eliot
Ships in the Night by Matt Kearney
We're just fumbling through the gray
Trying to find a heart that's not walking away
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Given the fact that Muslims, myself being one of them, are constantly upset over being grouped into a stereotype of "terrorists" and whatnot due to the actions of a select zealous few, it would do these same Muslims in the Middle East a favor to stop raging against American Embassy's in an attempt to show their discontent with the select few Americans who made such a denigrating video. Anyone smell the bitter scent of hypocrisy? Come on people!
Have we forgotten how to be humane?
There's something about writing that doesn't feel honest anymore. I sit in front of a screen, fingers typing away on a keyboard, writing an infinite number of words and yet… they're all meaningless. Maybe writing isn't as pure as I used to think it was. With all this scrutiny, the fear of sounding vulnerable just turns these words into shallow holes devoid of any significance. I remember once listening to a song just to hear the lyrics, just to feel the tight grasp of the verses suffocating my soul with longing and relatablity. How simple words could capture an emotion so vividly, leaving me a sobbing mess of sentiment. In and out of the context of language came the taste of love and lust, the very essence of passion, all inscribed like scripture. Faith had a definition engraved in bereaving hearts and lifeless souls that found refuge in romanticized jargon and home amidst the chorus of colloquy. Our words have become so far removed from deity that we've grown accustomed to calling them politics, so formulated and barren, they could have no evocative expression but to assume the form of dogma.
I'm a mix of awe and fear at how complacent I've become by hunger. The act of thirst itself feels like too much of a chore. I have to wonder, is this how the underprivileged live, indifferent to their starvation, unmoved by their body's longing? I can hear the bellowing cries of my stomach and the parched stillness of my breath as my eyes watch, carefully, every shadow of sunlight. But as it fades behind mountain canvases and sets the dawning of moon, these aches become like refuge. This hunger becomes home. The day's aches are marked by resting survival, a sense of endurance and accomplishment. I can live tomorrow. I can be without sustenance, persisting on the mere essence of weakness alone. Hope. That I can make it minute by minute, hour by hour, and as the sun sets I find myself indulging only in the taste of satisfaction. I am a survivor.
I awoke on my lovers bedside
Opening my eyes to see the mornings rays
Seeping through the transparent window drapes
My eyes dart around as my fingers trace the memories of the night before
It was the happiest moment of us
Right then and there i knew I was in love
and not for the first time
His eyes like cool welcoming crystal pools on a summer day
A smile like childrens laughter
His kiss sending waves of electricty pulsing though my body
There was not a single moment together where i wasn't the happiest man on this earth.
That is until the moment he left me.


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The national median home value is $170,100.
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Approximately 80.72% of Krum homes are owned,
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Between this YA novel, *Life As We Knew It*, and *Unwind*, it seems like writers for young adults are producing the most interesting and challenging novels set in future dystopias these days.
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A funny, yet heartwarming book about a teenager who gets sent to prison and joins the football team there in the year 2074. It is thought-provoking and funny. If you like this book, then you should read "Godless" too, which is another book by Pete Hautman.
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I really love the plot of this book. It is really cool how he predicts the USA will be in the future. I love the whole story but the ending disappointed me. I recommend it to anyone who like futuristic.
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Tonsillar Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Dogs
A squamous cell carcinoma of the tonsils is an aggressive and metastatic tumor that arises from the epithelial cells of the tonsils. The epithelium is the cellular covering of all of the internal and external surfaces of the body, protecting the organs, inner cavities and outer surfaces of the body in a continuous layer of multi-layered tissue. The squamous epithelium is a type of epithelium that consists of the outer layer of flat, scale-like cells, which are called squamous cells. While all types of squamous cell carcinomas are invasive, carcinoma of the tonsils is particularly aggressive.
This type of tumor is highly invasive and local extension into the surrounding areas is common. This tumor also metastasizes to other areas of the body, including the nearby lungs and distant organs. As with other types of squamous cell carcinomas, middle-aged and older dogs are more commonly affected. In this case, the incidence is higher in dogs living in urban areas as compared to those in rural environments.
Symptoms and Types
- Difficulty with eating
- Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia)
- Breathing difficulties
- Bad breath (halitosis)
- Excessive salivation
- Oral discharge with blood
- Weight loss
- Exact cause unknown
- Ten times more common in dogs living in urban areas than those in rural areas
You will need to give your veterinarian a thorough medical history of your dog's health and onset of symptoms. Your veterinarian will perform a physical examination, which will include a thorough examination of the lymph nodes in the neck area. Abnormally large lymph nodes are indicative of an immune system response to an invasion, but only a laboratory examination of the lymph node fluid and tissue will show the type of involvement. That is, whether the invasion is viral, bacterial, or cancerous in nature.
After the initial examination, your veterinarian will order routine laboratory tests, including complete blood count, biochemical profiles, and urinalysis. The results of these tests are usually normal in these patients unless some concurrent disease is present. Your veterinarian will take a biopsy from the lymph nodes to be sent to a veterinary pathologist. This tissue sample will be processed and analyzed microscopically for cancerous cells in order to reach a definitive diagnosis. Your veterinarian may also take X-rays of your dog's skull and thoracic regions to search for evidence of metastasis. Skull X-rays in some patients may show bone involvement -- where the tumor has spread into the bone -- and thoracic X-rays can help identify the amount of metastasis into the lungs.
Your veterinarian may also take X-rays of your dog's skull and thoracic regions to search for evidence of metastasis. Skull X-rays in some patients may show bone involvement -- where the tumor has spread into the bone -- and thoracic X-rays can help identify the amount metastasis into the lungs.
Surgery may be used to perform an aggressive excision of the tonsils and affected tissue. However, most patients at the time of diagnosis are inoperable, either because of the location of the tumor, or the extent to which it has spread before its effects have been observed.
Removal of the affected lymph nodes may be conducted to prevent further spreading of cancerous cells, but it seldom provides a permanent cure. Radiotherapy may also be used in some patients, but its success has not been satisfactorily confirmed, so it is seldom used for these patients.
In cases where it is possible to operate and remove most of the affected area, the tumor and affected lymph nodes will be removed, and the surgery will be followed by radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy to prevent or slow down the spread of cancerous cells to other areas of the body.
Living and Management
Good nutritional support will be essential for ensuring the maintenance of your dog's body weight and condition. It is important to monitor your dog's food and water intake while it is recovering. After surgery, your dog will very likely not have much of an appetite, and will not want to eat or drink in great quantities. It may be necessary to temporarily use a feeding tube. In these cases you veterinarian will show you how to use the feeding tube correctly (placing it directly into the dog's stomach), and will assist you in setting up a feeding schedule.
After surgery, you should expect your dog to feel sore. To minimize discomfort, your veterinarian will provide you with pain medication for your dog. In addition, you will need to set up an area in the house where your dog can rest comfortably and quietly, away from other pets, active children, and busy entryways. Trips outdoors for bladder and bowel relief should be kept short and easy for your dog to handle during the recovery period. Use pain medications with caution and follow all directions carefully; one of the most preventable accidents with pets is overdose of medication.
Overall prognosis in affected animals is poor due to the aggressive nature of this tumor and frequency of metastasis to other body locations. Even with treatment, overall survival time generally is not more than several months. The decision to go forward with surgery or chemical therapy will be based on the actual prognosis. In some cases, end of life pain management may be in order.
radiation therapy
A treatment of certain neoplasms that is administered using an x ray
Pertaining to the chest
An in-depth examination of the properties of urine; used to determine the presence or absence of illness
The prediction of a disease's outcome in advance
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Small structures that filter out the lymph and store lymphocytes
Condition in which eating and/or swallowing is difficult
A covering of cells that turns into the outermost layer of skin and covers the body
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Oct. 1, 2014
Analysis; top NFL players during first month of current season named, including San Diego Chargers cornerback Philip Rivers as overall MVP. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
NFL Roundup; Brain Injury Assn of America says proposed settlement between NFL and current and former players for hiding the dangers of concussions is flawed because the definitions of eligibility are too narrow; other football news noted. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
NFL says Kansas City Chiefs safety Husain Abdullah should not have been penalized when he knelt to pray after scoring a touchdown in victory over the New England Patriots; notes that it is against the rules to flag a player who goes to the ground for religious reasons. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
New York Giants say 10-day rest and time to scout next opponent Atlanta Falcons gives them an edge. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
New York Jets offense holds a players-only meeting to vent frustration over team's poor start to the season; team's faith in quarterback Geno Smith is facing trials. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
NFL Roundup; Kansas City Chiefs beat New England Patriots, 41-14; other football news noted. MORE
Sep. 29, 2014
NFL Roundup; Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeat Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-24; other football scores noted. MORE
Sep. 29, 2014
Detroit Lions defeat New York Jets, 24-17; Jets quarterback Geno Smith completes 17 of 33 passes for 209, with two turnovers. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
New York Jets are among the NFL's worst teams at scoring touchdowns once they have advanced to the red zone, area from opponent's 20-yard line to its goal line; team's troubles vex coach Rex Ryan, his coaching staff and the players; In 36 snaps--33 offensive plays--Jets have gained 27 yards. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Richard Sandomir TV Sports column contends that football fans are still waiting for Jon Gruden, in his sixth season with Monday Night Football on ESPN, to become an interesting and entertaining analyst; holds games called by Gruden are often an unfulfilling journey, even when his partner Mike Tirico tries to push him into commentating clarity with sharp questions. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Prosecutors again postpone a court hearing involving San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Ray McDonald in connection with his arrest on suspicion of domestic violence. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
Profile of Antonio Pierce, former linebacker for the New York Giants who has taken over as head coach at Long Beach Polytechnic High; dominant Southern California program has sent 55 players to the NFL. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
NFL Roundup; NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announces that he has met with players association, 11 former players and law enforcement officials to help create a new personal-conduct policy; other football news noted. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
New York Giants 45-14 victory over the Washington Redskins highlights team's ongoing offensive evolution; quarterback Eli Manning was even able to score rare rushing touchdown on a scramble. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
NFL Roundup; league's security chief Jeffrey Miller denies receiving a copy of a video that showed the former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice knocking out his then-fiancee in an elevator in Atlantic City; other football news noted. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
New York Giants rout Washington Redskins, 45-14. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Preview highlights season's Week 4 matchups in NFL. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Players across major professional sports say there are indiscretions they are far less willing to tolerate than others, but that they generally prefer to address matters internally because airing grievances in news media can be perceived as violating code that governs the locker room; as scandals rock NFL, players have been asked for comment; many have condemned domestic violence or child abuse, but few have taken strong public stances. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
NFL Roundup; ESPN suspends writer and commentator Bill Simmons for three weeks after he challenged his employer to discipline him for excoriating NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's handling of the Ray Rice domestic violence case. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
NFL Players Association has hired Richard Craig Smith, former federal prosecutor, to look into 'due process, discipline, facts and conduct 'of the NFL and the Baltimore Ravens when running back Ray Rice was penalized for domestic violence; investigation will run parallel to Rice's own appeal of disciplinary decision. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
NFL Roundup; Minnesota Vikings place quarterback Matt Cassel on injured reserve with broken bones in his left foot; rookie Teddy Bridgewater will replace him as starter; other football news noted. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Personnel File offers fantasy football tips for Week 4 in the NFL. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Technology revolution is transforming high school football nationwide and creating opportunities for companies that supply equipment and services; websites and apps are transforming the way that players and coaches practice, scout other teams and analyze their performance. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Chicago Bears defeat New York Jets, 27-19. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
NFL Roundup; ratings for televised football games soar, despite the league's mishandling of its domestic violence crisis; other news noted. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
NFL Roundup; Pittsburgh Steelers 37-19 victory over Carolina Panthers came with heavy price in injuries to Steelers defense; other football news noted. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
New York Giants more effective running game has reduced pressure on quarterback Eli Manning to put up big passing statistics. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, responding to an investigative report, says his team did not lobby the league to be lenient in punishing running back Ray Rice after he was arrested and charged with assaulting his fiancee in February; rebuts many key elements of ESPN article that suggested team had been told graphic details about the incident yet was eager to protect Rice. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Juliet Macur Sports of The Times column holds that press conference of Baltimore Ravens owner Stephen J Biscotti offered more explanations of ineptitude in handling Ray Rice domestic violence scandal, coming three days after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell answered reporters' questions without saying anything meaningful. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Analysis; female sports broadcasters driving stories on NFL's domestic abuse scandals see this as a potentially watershed moment for their profession, turning point that could bring them more fully into the conversation; ESPN anchor Hannah Storm and CNN's Rachel Nichols and Fox Sports's Katie Nolan have made an impact with their coverage. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column; Cleveland Browns 23-21 loss to Baltimore Ravens is a huge disappointment for fans in Cleveland, city that has not won a major championship in any sport in 50 years. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
NFL Roundup; Seattle Seahawks defeat Denver Broncos, 26-20, in overtime, in Super Bowl rematch; other football results and news noted. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
New York Giants defeat Houston Texans, 30-17. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Essay; NFL's escape from its off-field problems has always been the football stadium, the looking glass of American culture; NFL has proved adept at extinguishing flare-ups, but current focus on domestic violence may be league's greatest challenge, with fans and non-fans alike making uneasy connection between a brutal sport and a hard reality of American life. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Harvey Araton On Pro Football column observes that New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin has not only endured adversity but also become the paternalistic coaching face of New York; he has convinced most people that he is a good and caring man, which in turn has allowed his brusque coaching persona to be embraced. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Serge Schmemann Quick History column reflects on events of the week, including Scottish referendum, Ebola epidemic in West Africa, American military action against Islamic State, and the National Football League. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell appears to have had a major blind spot over domestic violence cases; though he was hailed for instituting stringent personal conduct policy, players charged with domestic violence routinely received considerably lighter punishments than those accused of other offenses. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
NFL Roundup; NFL and players union say they have finished overhauling their substance abuse policy, less than a week after they updated similar policy for performance-enhancing drugs; other football news noted. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Elijah Holyfield, son of former boxing champion Evander Holyfield, has emerged as a highly recruited high school running back coveted by many of the nation's top college football programs. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Richard Sandomir TV Sports column argues that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell offered little more than mea cuplas, evasions and non-answers during news conference on league's domestic violence scandal. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell emerges from more than a week of silence to address league's simmering domestic violence controversy in news conference; apologizes for his role in poor decision-making and promises a revamped personal conduct policy; says he has not consider stepping down. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Minnesota Vikings special-teams coach Mike Priefer rejoins team after completing a two-game suspension and two weeks of anti-harassment training for making a homophobic slur at a 2012 special-teams meeting. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Former New York Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes, now with Chicago Bears, returns to MetLife Stadium to face his former Jets team. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Arizona Cardinals backup running back Jonathan Dwyer is deactivated after he is arrested on charges of aggravated assault against his wife and 17-month-old son and four other counts, all from incidents that took place in July; team places him on the reserve/nonfootball illness list, which opens a spot for him to be replaced on the roster. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
NFL Roundup; Atlanta Falcons rout Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 56-14; other football news noted. MORE
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'Game of Thrones' Season 4: The 10 Moments We Can't Wait to See
Pretty sure I had some discharge/runoff at the mere suggestion of this.Oh, and Ray Stevenson for Victarion Greyjoy, please.
I really wouldn't put it past them to start melting all three books beginning next season. Mainly because some of the storylines have progressed quicker than others, and there is a **** load of exciting things that happen towards the end of book 3. Just look at the link JD provided! So you mix in some of the exciting stuff with the introductions of new players. Just my thought as to how they can handle it.
On TV S4: They will have to melt the books together anyway since Book 4 and 5 happen at the same time more or less. It will be interesting to see how they structure it.
I'm also getting damn confused as I go along...while I was viewing TV S1 and S2 I was reading the first three books. I still can't keep straight what happens in one medium and not the other. It's nuts! Is it Gendry or is it Edric Snow? Is Bolton at Harrenhal or is it Tywin? Yikes!
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I can totally see this.
'Game of Thrones' casts major season 4 role: Oberyn the Red Viper | Inside TV | EW.com
Funny thing is the vast majority of the clues were in the FIRST book...mainly because Ned was still alive and had POV chapters...so it really isn't a spoiler for book readers obviously. I've even noted a few little clues in the TV show's first season...although that could be me just reading things into some of what the actors are doing.
Once Jojen and Meera Reed's father gets into the story (in the book) more is going to be made of this....
It's a mystery to the reader because you can't see the stag rider, and both Sam and Gillie have no idea what Benjen looks like. I'm almost certain that Bran doesn't remember what he looks like either. If they were to show him in the show, you would instantly know that it was him, or not. This is why I think the stag rider won't be a part of the show.
This is kinda why Selmy revealed himself to Danaerys as soon as he did in the show.