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What "Army Wives" Cliffhanger Do You Want Solved in the Finale?
Is Michael OK? Will Denise have a boy or a girl? Will Pamela and Chase reconcile? Will Pamela even stay in Charleston? With so many unanswered questions going into the "Army Wives" Season 4 finale, we want to know what you are dying to have answered and what you think will happen to the Fort Marshall crew! Watch a preview of the finale below, and click here to view a photo gallery from the episode.
And don't forget to tune in to the "Army Wives" season finale this Sunday, August 22 at 10 pm et/pt.
Catch a Sneak Peek of Dr. Jill Biden on "Army Wives"!
This Sunday's all-new "Army Wives" is a very special episode featuring guest-star Dr. Jill Biden as… herself! Dr. Biden stops by to share the story of her son's tour in Iraq, and gets to know the Army wives and real Army families that are featured on this episode as well. Catch a sneak peek of Dr. Biden's "Army Wive" guest-star appearance in the photo gallery below!
Dr. Jill Biden stopped by "Good Morning America" this morning to talk about her role on "Army Wives," her son Beau and her continuing work to support military families. Watch below to see a clip from Sunday's episode:
Watch Dr. Jill Biden, the self-proclaimed "proud Military Mom," on "Army Wives" this Sunday night at 10 pm et/pt after a brand-new "Drop Dead Diva"!
Is Pamela Ready to Date Again?
The "Army Wives" home movies let us get a closer look at the characters we've grown so close to these past four seasons and pretty much all of them leave us teary-eyed thinking about our own families and friends. But when Roxy gets behind the camera, things are, well, a little less predictable.
Tune in to one of the newest "Army Wives" home movies, below, where Roxy grills BFF Pamela about her big date (or was it?) with her partner Boone in last Sunday's episode.
You guys saw Boone and Pamela (and if you missed it, watch Episode 13, "Army Strong," online here). Now that Pamela is single and ready to mingle not to mention get over Chase! what kind of guy do you think she should go for? Is Boone her type, or do you want her and Chase to reconcile?
Give us your dating advice for Pamela in the comments below, then visit the "Army Wives" video page for other home movies, full episodes, bonus scenes and more! And don't forget to tune in to an all-new "Army Wives" episode tonight on Lifetime at 10 pm et/pt.
Watch Roxy's Personal Message to Trevor
Last week was a tough episode for the Army wives and families at Fort Marshall and for the faithful fans watching along at home! From the comments here on the "Army Wives" Blog, it looks like we were all touched by the troops' deployment, as many of you could relate to what Roxy, Denise, Claudia Joy and Emmalin were going through as wives, mothers and daughters of soldiers.
In the newest "Army Wives" home movie, Pamela turns the camera on Roxy right after Trevor and his troops fly away. Watch below to see Roxy's heartfelt message to her husband.
Phew! Hard not to tear up, right? But in true Roxy style, she always leaves us laughing. Besides a trip to Disney World, what else do you think is in store for Roxy and Trevor when he gets back from Iraq?
Watch more all-new home movies from your favorite characters on the "Army Wives" video page now!
More Marriage Drama on This Week's "Army Wives"!
New episodes of "Army Wives" are back this Sunday, July 11! The wives and their husbands definitely haven't had it easy this season, and Episode 12 is going to introduce some new problems for the "Army Wives" couples. Can't wait 'til Sunday? (Yeah, we can't either!) Watch the preview for Episode 12 below, then click here to view pictures from Sunday's show.
Catch more "Army Wives" videos, including full episodes, emotional home movies and more on the "Army Wives" video page. See you Monday back here on the "Army Wives" Blog to hear what you think of Sunday's episode!
Love That Song on "Army Wives"? Download It Here!
As fellow "Army Wives" fans, we here at myLifetime.com totally agree with you guys that the show's soundtrack rocks! The uptempo tracks get us excited, the love songs never fail to sweep us up into the romance or the heartbreak, the slow songs tug on our heart strings extra hard you hear me!
After you watch the new episode Sunday nights at 10 pm et/pt (or online!), visit the "Army Wives" Music Guide for all of the info on the songs and artists featured in that and every episode. Don't forget to visit us here on the "Army Wives" Blog after you watch and listen to let us know what you think about the episode and its music.
And rock on, "Army Wives" fans!
Frank Reveals His Baby Fears
It may seem like a woman's world at Fort Marshall sometimes, but thanks to the "Army Wives" home movies, we've all gotten the chance to get closer to our favorite Army hubbies. This week, Frank Sherwood spilled his true feelings about becoming a father again and what he has to say might surprise you. Watch below!
Find out what your other beloved "Army Wives" characters are thinking, feeling and dreaming of with more "Army Wives" home movies on our "Army Wives" video page!
Joan Opens Up About Traumatic Brain Injury
Last night's all-new episode of "Army Wives" finally revealed what was really going on with Joan. Even though the Lieutenant Colonel thought she dodged the worst during her RPG incident while serving in Iraq, she is now shocked by the news that, six months later, she is suffering from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), a problem that faces many soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq. In the "Army Wives" home movie below, Joan talks about TBI and how the injury has changed her life and identity.
Watch the pivotal scene from last night's "Army Wives" where Joan is given her diagnosis online now. For more information on TBI, including prevention, its appearance in the military and how "Army Wives" and Lifetime are working to support TBI awareness, click here!
Dr. Jill Biden to Guest Star on "Army Wives"
This season of "Army Wives" has been guest star-studded with celebs like Wynonna Judd, Ann-Margret and Harry Hamlin visiting Fort Marshall. On August 8, Dr. Jill Biden will make a special appearance as herself on the show!
Dr. Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama work together to raise awareness and support for USA's men and women in uniform and their families. On this special "Army Wives" episode, Dr. Biden will be talking to real-life Army wives about the challenges they and their loved ones face.
Stay tuned to the "Army Wives" blog for more on Dr. Jill Biden's appearance, and catch a preview of this Sunday's all-new episode now!
General Michael Holden Sounds Off
Their first father-daughter collaboration made us all tear up, and now Emmalin and General Michael Holden are back with more! In this home movie, Emmalin asks her dad to explain the method to his (seeming) madness. Check it out below:
Did you miss the other "Army Wives" home movies? Watch Chase Moran's dream log, listen to Joan as she opens up about the struggle to balance work and motherhood, and more with the cast's home movies on our "Army Wives" video page.


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While stories inspired by reality always take some liberties with the truth, the new prime-time drama "Scorpion" has its roots in a real person: genius hacker Walter O'Brien. We visited the set of the show to speak with him and get the inside story on the show's creation.
After striking a deal with Disney, the satellite television operator is reportedly negotiating for an Internet TV service to be released as soon as this summer.
Les Moonves ratchets up the rhetoric around Aereo's Supreme Court case, building on past comments about moving programming to cable. CBS, he says now, could go "over the top."
Amazon and CBS are replicating their "Under the Dome" partnership for another TV series from Steven Spielberg, this time a space thriller starring Halle Berry called "Extant."
Besides watching Super Bowl XLVIII for free online, fans can also stream wild card match-ups and playoffs.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (July 27, 2012) – Rutgers rowing boasted 23 student-athletes on the BIG EAST All-Academic Team, the conference announced Friday. Rowing led the way for RU, as the Scarlet Knights had 243 members honored by the league.
Nominations for the All-Academic Team are submitted by each of the BIG EAST's 16 member institutions. To be eligible for the honor, a nominee must have competed in a BIG EAST-sponsored sport, earned a varsity letter, attained a minimum grade-point average of 3.00 for the preceding academic year, and completed a minimum of two consecutive semesters or three consecutive quarters of academic work, with a total of 18 semester or 27 quarter credits, not including remedial courses.
The nominations are reviewed and approved by the BIG EAST Academic Affairs Committee. There are 3,370 honorees for the 2012 academic year, an increase of 134 student-athletes from the 3,236 named for the 2010-11 season. Rutgers upped its numbers by 26 student-athletes.
Below is the complete list of rowers on the BIG EAST All-Academic Team:
Francesca Carrone Women's Rowing Criminal Justice Sophomore
Julia Dawidowicz Women's Rowing Accounting Sophomore
Amanda Dothe Women's Rowing English Sophomore
Laura Ford Women's Rowing Criminal Justice Junior
Stephanie Ford Women's Rowing Undeclared Sophomore
Katherine Geithman Women's Rowing Political Science Senior
Ellie Kleiman Women's Rowing Linguistics Senior
Morgan Knigge Women's Rowing Environmental Policy, Inst and Behavior 1st Year
Kathleen Lai Women's Rowing Political Science Senior
Veronica Leach Women's Rowing Engineering four year 1st Year
Raelyn Loiselle Women's Rowing Psychology Sophomore
Katelyn Meyler Women's Rowing Food Science 1st Year
Chioma Moneme Women's Rowing Undeclared 1st Year
Claudia Muniz Women's Rowing Human Resource Management 1st Year
Jacqueline Nam Women's Rowing Undeclared Sophomore
Emily Nowlin Women's Rowing Nutritional Sciences Junior
Katie Quinn Women's Rowing Criminal Justice Senior
Jennelle Scheffler Women's Rowing Sociology Junior
Brittany Somers Women's Rowing Psychology Senior
Carlett Spike Women's Rowing Undeclared 1st Year
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Each year the halftime performances have been the talk of the Super Bowl. From the first halftime show where the University of Arizona and Michigan marching bands preformed to Madonna's performance last year, the halftime show has always been the hot topic of the Super Bowl. Here are some of the most memorable halftime shows.
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Oregon Basketball Analysis: Free Throw Defense?!!
Basketball teams play free throw defense? Yes! Although very subtly, quality teams such as the Ducks, execute a defensive scheme every time the opponent steps to the line. Free throw defense is important to the Oregon Men's basketball team because they want to do two things: get …Read More →


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Fearless Forecast: 'Les Mis' Sings Its Way To The Top, 'Django' Scores Big But Can't Shake 'Hobbit'
I hope you guys enjoyed your Christmas. In case you've been sleeping under a rock, Les Misérables and Django Unchained debuted Christmas day with a bang. Les Mis, which received the worst reviews of the two placed first on Tuesday with $18.1 million and Django, which was much more well received, placed second with $15 million. It may have been due to "N-wordgate" or because of the objectionable material but I thought Django would go on to become the big winner. For this weekend, I see another big film placing first.
Les Mis, directed by The King's Speech helmer, Tom Hooper (who is by no means Tobe Hooper) has been on the minds of many for months. Something that was different about this iteration of Les Mis is that the songs are sung live on camera and not in a studio, though I highly all songs are sung live; maybe a bit touching up in post with ADR. Les Mis has been adapted probably a dozen or more times, on screen and on and off Broadway.
In 2000, a version starred John Malkovich and Gérard Depardieu hit TV screens to much great reception and the last film version starring Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush came out in 1998, placing fourth to He Got Game with $5 million. Of course, that amount isn't adjusted for inflation. With inflation Les Mis (1998) made a little over $7.07 million. Not a lot for today. Christmas day, the 2012 version made $18.1 million and the next day made $12.1 million. I see it pushing through in first place through the weekend earning $30 million.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey outperformed Django on Wednesday by $1.3 million. With the controversy surrounding Django, the money could fall in either direction. It could prove successful for the film or it could be detrimental to its success. What some may see as an uplifting tale of a slave overcoming the odds and turning the tables on his 'Birth of a Nation' white folks, others (who I will not particular-Lee name) have said it is down right disrespectful.
I don't know, last time Tarantino changed history was with Inglourious Basterds back in 2009. He killed Hitler in that and it sprung to number one with $38 million. He has had plenty of number one hit films like Kill Bill (one movie, two volumes) and Pulp Fiction with a couple of misses like Jackie Brown and Grindhouse. Where will Django fall? With a tough subject matter and very uncomfortable scenes, I see Django placing third with $25 million. The Hobbit will beat out Django by a slim margin with $27 million.
Jack Reach-eround and This Is 40 will simply follow the leaders as they both drop by 25% earning $11.7 million and $9 million, respectively. The first five are ready for your viewing pleasure.
1. Les Miserables $30 M
2. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey $27 M
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Date: July 27, 2009
by: Loren Mayo | Staff Writer
If it weren't for a summer youth employment program called Man Up, 15-year-old Anthony Freeman wouldn't have a job.
The program, started by Lyndon Jones and Ron Jones, serves the residents of Newtown, hoping to reach and prepare youths for employability, family, financial and community accountability, while also teaching them good citizenship through a summer employment program with the city of Sarasota, Sarasota Housing Authority and the Sarasota Police Department.
Freeman, a student at Suncoast Poly Technical High School, is currently working at the front desk of the North Sarasota Library. He heard about Man Up when Lyndon Jones made an appearance at Bethlehem Baptist Church. Freeman said the library job has been good because he's plowed through his summer reading requirements.
"My supervisors are really nice and keep me busy," Freeman said. "Mr. Jones tells me what I need to do, how to act and how to express my thoughts. I've really enjoyed this experience."
Man Up, which employs 30 boys who complete an application, submit a written request for participation and receive two written teacher recommendations, aims to deter young men from drug involvement, unemployment and imprisonment.
"These are first-class students from rough neighborhoods who are really focused," said Martin Gutfreund, a supporter of the program. "This is not, 'How I spent my summer vacation.' These are people who are learning special life-skills training, men's health issues and financial tools for success. These are people who will become college graduates."
Fredrick Piccolo, chief executive officer of the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport, has employed two young men through the Man Up program.
"This program is the first of its kind and unique," Piccolo said. "It's a well-rounded plan that gives men a leg up as they go off to school in the real world. These aren't just jobs — the program mentors kids as they work to become men."
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Third- and fourth-grade students of Temple Beth Sholom had a chance to brush up on their paleontology skills last week while digging for faux dinosaur bones.
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Local students Caleb Upton and Matthew Vaadi received some help for their upcoming studies to the tune of $1,000 each from the Sarasota Chorus of the Keys. The scholarships were made possible through the Sheridan E. Brown Memorial Scholarship Fund. Both students plan to use the funds toward a career in music.
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How Team Fortress influenced Guild Wars 2's class system
If you've played an MMO since EverQuest, you'll be familiar with the idea of the 'holy trinity' of healer, tank, and damage classes. It's an old and tested system, and one that is popular because it allows people to shine in particular roles. Players known to be reliable healers or tanks are worth their weight in gold to guilds looking to take on the hardest bosses.
Guild Wars 2 rejects the trinity outright, opting instead for a system where every class can fill every role - they just do it differently, and the emphasis is on responding to changing circumstances rather than locking down a particular plan in advance. While at ArenaNet last week I asked game designers Ben Miller and Jon Peters whether ditching the trinity threatened a player's sense of identity.
"I'm the anti-healer person" Peters told me. "I don't hate that people like to play support roles, it's just that I want that role to be fun. I don't think there's any teamwork - what there is is just dependency."
He drew parallels between the trinity and the way a game studio operates. "If we worked that way, we would never make a game that I enjoyed playing. I would just say 'make me my effects', and [the art team] would say "ok, here's what you've got."
"We build on it, that's what that teamwork is about, and that's the same thing the Guild Wars 2 combat is about, right? It's about organic teamwork and building stuff together."
It's clearly a topic that the design team are passionate about. "I just detest dependency and the lack of teamwork it creates," Peters continued. "It seems awfully silly to get people to play together and then not have them interact other than to say 'are you doing your job?', 'Yes, I'm doing it.'"
The key to redesigning MMO classes, Peters argues, is looking outside the genre - at shooters. "No-one would tell you that everyone in Team Fortress just does damage," he says. "No-one would say a Spy and a Heavy are the same because they both do damage - they're very different playstyles. They have a very good sense of purpose."
In Guild Wars 2, what a character contributes to a party is based on their choice of weapons and abilities as well as the skill level of the player. "I'm going to be a rifle turret engineer" Peters explains, "and my sense of purpose is that [in PvP] I take capture points and I hold them. In dungeons I'm the guy who says, 'fall back to me when we're in trouble, and I'll blow my turrets up and we'll scatter.'" You develop that sense [of identity] with a playstyle rather than with a role."
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CazorlaArsenal Position: Midfielder
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CazorlaArsenal Position: Midfielder
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Pablo HernándezSwansea City Position: Midfielder
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MichuSwansea City Position: Midfielder
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M. Vorm
Saved well from Cazorla's volley in the 18th minute. Was beaten well by Monreal for Arsenal's goal and could do nothing about Gervinho's late second.
G. Monk
The experienced center back was caught out late on for Gervinho's goal and perhaps should have cleared the ball before Monreal scored the first for Arsenal.
Àngel Rangel
Burst forward and dinked an effort just wide in the 14th minute. Allowed more space than Davies at left back and he made the most of it by proving an outlet for his side on a number of occasions.
B. Davies
Assured at full back for the home side, but was not given a chance to get forward as he was pinned back by Arsenal's overlapping right back, Jenkinson.
A. Williams
The Wales international was solid at the back for the hosts and put in some vital blocks during the game. Twice he stopped what looked like certain goals by getting in the way of efforts from Walcott and Giroud.
J. de Guzmán
Was very confident in possession for the hosts. Conceded a free kick after catching Cazorla as the Spaniard drove forward in the 25th minute.
Started the game delightfully with a skilful flick and also fired a shot just wide after spinning past Mertesacker midway through the first half. Skied an effort high over the bar in the second half.
Sung-Yong Ki
Set Rangel up for a chance in the first half with a neat through ball and his range of passing allowed Swansea to work the ball into dangerous areas throughout the game. Subbed for Routledge in the second half.
L. Britton
Welcomed back to the starting line-up following a spell out with a hip injury, the midfielder was confident in possession throughout and acted as the springboard for many of his team's attacks.
N. Dyer
Shot over early on and that seemed to knock his confidence as Jenkinson nullified the threat he posed. Found himself running into brick walls in the form of Mertesacker and Koscielny when he did cut inside.
Pablo Hernández
Did not have as great an impact as he could have as he often over-complicated passes in attacking areas. His performance went dramatically downhill after a promising start.
Ł. Fabiański
Little to do in goal for the Gunners. Made one good stop from Michu midway through the first half only for play to be brought back for offside.
L. Koscielny
Like Mertesacker he struggled a bit against Swansea's front three but will be pleased to have left the Liberty Stadium with a clean sheet.
P. Mertesacker
The imposing defender was turned easily by Michu in the 17th minute and his lack of mobility was exploited at times by Swansea's pacy attack. However he was strong in the air throughout.
C. Jenkinson
Showed great athleticism to match the pace of Dyer on a couple of occasions early on but nearly gifted Swansea a goal when his misplaced pass was diverted to Michu who shot narrowly wide. Provided great width in the second half.
Nacho Monreal
The former Malaga full back supported his side well in attack but this did lead to him being caught out of position at points. Scored the first goal with a driven effort from the edge of the box.
The attacker produced a competent performance for Wenger's men. He sent a dipping volley at goal in the 18th minute that Vorm scrambled to keep out and twice tested the Swansea goalkeeper after the break.
The Spaniard was the deepest midfielder for the visitors today and though he was neat and tidy on the ball it did limit his impact on the game.
A. Diaby
Off the pace on his return to the Arsenal starting XI. Put in some ill-timed challenges as he struggled against Swansea's impressive midfield. Unsurprisingly subbed off after 70 minutes.
T. Walcott
A quiet display from the England international. Arsenal often sent the ball out to Oxlade-Chamberlain on the left which restricted his input. Wasted a well-positioned free kick from 25 yards in the 27th minute. Subbed off late on.
A. Oxlade-Chamberlain
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Linked effectively with his teammates, particularly Oxlade-Chamberlain. A clever pass from the France international to Cazorla nearly resulted in a goal in the 52nd minute and 20 minutes later he did get an assist as his pass found Monreal who made it 1-0.
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Derby County – New Season Barometer 2014
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Tomorrow the Derby County players report back for their first pre season fitness tests, the new seasons fixtures are in hand and England's World Cup campaign is over almost before it even started.
Normally this is a time of great excitement and anticipation, yet with the crushing nature of our defeat to QPR, still fresh in the mind, I'm definitely currently looking at the new season with mixed emotions.
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After writing last week about the calm before the storm, I had a very similar feeling of ambivalence before yesterday's game against Watford. Albeit slightly different in terms of it being the last league home game of the season and also feeling a bit hung over from watching The Rifles at Rock City the night before.
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A Letter to My Best Friend, Steven Powsner On the Death of Former President Ronald Reagan
Matt Foreman, Executive Director National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
June 6, 2004
Dear Steven,
I so much wish you were here today to tell me what to do. You would know if it's right to comment on the death of former President Reagan, or if I should just let pass the endless paeans to his greatness. But you're not here. The policies of the Reagan administration saw to that.
Yes, Steven, I do feel for the family and friends of the former President. The death of a loved one is always a profoundly sad occasion, and Mr. Reagan was loved by many. I have tremendous empathy and respect for Mrs. Reagan, who lovingly cared for him through excruciating years of Alzheimer's.
Sorry, Steven, but even on this day I'm not able to set aside the shaking anger I feel over Reagan's non-response to the AIDS epidemic or for the continuing anti-gay legacy of his administration. Is it personal? Of course. AIDS was first reported in 1981, but President Reagan could not bring himself to address the plague until March 31, 1987, at which time there were 60,000 reported cases of full-blown AIDS and 30,000 deaths. I remember that day, Steven - you were staying round-the-clock in Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital caring for your dying partner of over 15 years, Bruce Cooper. It was another 41 days of utter agony for both of you before Bruce died. During those years of White House silence and inaction, how many other dear friends did we see sicken and die hideous deaths?
Is it personal? Yes, Steven. I know for a fact that you would be alive today if the Reagan administration had mounted even a tepid response to the epidemic. If protease inhibitors had been available in July of 1995 instead of December, you'd still be here.
I wouldn't feel so angry if the Reagan administration's failing was due to ignorance or bureaucratic ineptitude. No, Steven, we knew then it was deliberate. The government's response was dictated by the grip of evangelical Christian conservatives who saw gay people as sinners and AIDS as God's well-deserved punishment. Remember? The White House Director of Communications, Patrick Buchanan, once argued in print that AIDS is nature's revenge on gay men. Reagan's Secretary of Education, William Bennett, and his domestic policy adviser, Gary Bauer, made sure that science (and basic tenets of Christianity, for that matter) never got in the way of politics or what they saw as "God's" work.
Even so, I think I could let go of this anger if this was just another overwhelmingly sad chapter in our nation's past. It is not. Steven, can you believe that the unholy pact President Reagan and the Republican Party entered with the forces of religious intolerance have not weakened, but grown exponentially stronger? Can you believe that the U.S. government is still bowing to right wing extremists and fighting condom distribution and explicit HIV education, even while AIDS is killing millions across the world? Or that "devout" Christians have forced the scrapping of AIDS prevention programs targeted at HIV-negative gay and bisexual men in favor of bullshit "abstinence only until marriage" initiatives? Or the shameless duplicity of these same forces seeking to forever outlaw even the hope of marriage for gay people? Or that Reagan stalwarts like Buchanan, Bennett and Bauer are still grinding their homophobic axes?
No, Steven, I do not presume to judge Ronald Reagan's soul or heart. He may very well have been a nice guy. In fact, I don't think that Reagan hated gay people -- I'm sure some of his and Nancy's best friends were gay. But I do know that the Reagan administration's policies on AIDS and anything gay-related resulted - and continue to result - in despair and death.
Oh, Steven, I wish so much you were here.
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Obtaining regular exercise has also been shown to be protective against the disease, but the mechanism behind this phenomenon has not been agreed upon. Dr Knight's team measured levels of a metabolite of melatonin in the urine of 213 women who collected overnight samples during winter and summer. The participants also took periodic light measurements and recorded exposures. Although none of the light variables were determined to be related to melatonin levels, the women's exercise levels emerged as the most significant associated factor, with duration of exercise appearing to increase the amount of melatonin produced. "It is possible that the protective effect of exercise with respect to breast cancer may operate in part through an effect on melatonin," the authors concluded. "If we know that increased melatonin production could be an underlying reason for the protective effects of physical activity against breast cancer, then there is great opportunity for the scientific community to build on this knowledge and help women understand what steps they can take to reduce their risk of developing the disease," Dr Knight stated. Sharon Wood, Executive Director of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Ontario Chapter who contributed to the funding for the research, commented, "Our focus on primary prevention research was initiated with the long-term goal of building knowledge about how to stop breast cancer before it starts. We are encouraged by the findings of Dr. Knight's work, which could provide momentum for lifestyle changes that could lead to a healthier population and potentially reduce the incidence of breast cancer." Protocol Breast cancer Light at night, regardless of duration or intensity, inhibits melatonin secretion and phase-shifts the circadian clock, possibly altering the cell growth rate that is regulated by the circadian rhythm (Travlos et al. 2001). Disruption of circadian rhythm is commonly observed among breast cancer patients (Mormont et al. 1997; Roenneberg et al. 2002) and contributes to cancer development and tumor progression. The circadian rhythm alone is a statistically significant predictor of survival time for breast cancer patients (Sephton et al. 2000). Melatonin differs from the classic antiestrogens such as tamoxifen in that it does not seem to bind to the estrogen receptor or interfere with the binding of estradiol to its receptor (Sanchez-Barcelo 2003). Melatonin does not cause side effects, such as those) caused by the conventional antiestrogen drug tamoxifen. Furthermore, when melatonin and tamoxifen are combined, synergistic benefits occur. Moreover, melatonin can increase the therapeutic efficacy of tamoxifen (Lissoni et al.1995) and biological therapies such as IL-2 (Lissoni et al. 1994). How melatonin interferes with estrogen signaling is unknown, though recent studies suggest that it acts through a cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP)-independent signaling pathway (Torres-Farfan 2003). It has been proposed that melatonin suppresses the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGF-R) (Blask et al. 2002) and exerts its growth inhibitory effects by inducing differentiation ("normalizing" cancer cells) (Cos et al. 1996). Melatonin directly inhibits breast cancer cell proliferation (Ram et al. 2000) and boosts the production of immune components, including natural killer cells (NK cells) that have an ability to kill metastasized cancer cells. Since the 1960s, studies have shown that cancer patients often have decreased blood levels of coenzyme Q10 (Lockwood et al. 1995; Folkers 1996; Ren et al. 1997). In particular, breast cancer patients (with infiltrative ductal carcinoma) who underwent radical mastectomy were found to have significantly decreased tumor concentrations of CoQ10 compared to levels in normal surrounding tissues. Increased levels of reactive oxygen species may be involved in the consumption of CoQ10 (Portakal et al. 2000). These findings sparked interest in the compound as a potential anticancer agent (NCCAM 2002). Cellular and animal studies have found evidence that CoQ10 stimulates the immune system and can increase resistance to illness (Bliznakov et al. 1970; Hogenauer et al. 1981; NCCAM 2002). http://www.lef.org/protocols/prtcl-022.shtml Featured Products Don't forget: Super Sale pricing on Featured Products and all other Life Extension products now through January! Melatonin 10 milligram capsules Melatonin releases from the pineal gland, reaching its peak at night to help maintain tissues in a youthful state of health. 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September 29, 2012 By: Former Writer
Ever since Windows Phone 7.8 was spotted running on phones in the wild, Windows Phone development has been more active than it has been for quite some time. The reason? Porting Windows Phone 7.8 to as many phones a possible, of course. Already on the short list is the HTC HD7 and the immortal HTC HD2. The HTC Radar recently got its own Windows 7.8 port, joining its Windows siblings.
XDA Forum Member sianto1997 has released the port for the HTC Radar. It is surprisingly stable, as users haven't reported any overwhelming problems yet. The features include:
-Nokia Counters, Nokia Drive, Nokia Music Camera extras (NOKIA MARKETPLACE)
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Of course, it is a port—and an early one—so there are a few things not working properly. These include:
Picturetile: if you make it small you can't make it full big again
xbox and music and video don't change accent (make tap the little icon a few times (everytime))
Marketplace icon sometimes has windows logo, sometimes not
if you pin a site and make it really small its grey, and you can only pin one thing to start
These problems seem very minor, so there's no reason why Radar owners can't put this ROM on their phones and leave it there until the next iteration. Included is also a link to some compatible language packs for those who need something other than English. To learn more, check out the original thread.
June 1, 2012 By: egzthunder1
DFT (Dark Forces Team) has been around our site for quite some time—since the days of Windows Mobile. More often than not, whenever a post of theirs appears on our site, something awesome is about to happen to a device. For instance, back in February they were successfully able to grant HSPL unlock goodness to the first generation HTC WP7 devices such as the Mozart, Schubert, etc. After Microsoft released the Mango update (WP 7.5), lots of things changed—not only in the OS part but also in other areas of the devices. HTC spent a monumental amount of effort making sure that this time the exploits used to hack their devices were leak tight. They added things such as INTEROPLOCK, and they modified drivers to the point that the OS became completely leak tight, or so they thought.
XDA Elite Recognized Developer Cotulla and XDA Recognized Developer mwang have come through once again for the community (or at least the portion using WP7 devices) by bringing in HSPL for second generation devices such as the Titan and the Omega. Please note that this method does not work for the recently released Titan 2 due to it having a different SPL. In case you are not aware of any of this, the SPL is the Secondary Program Loader, which once bypassed allows you to flash roms onto the device. However, bypassing this is not a simple feat due to the fact that messing up the SPL can and will lead you to a full brick. Also, this change can easily be reverted by a software update. Hard SPL or HSPL is a custom SPL that overwrites the stock SPL on the device, thus allowing you to flash custom firmware, a.k.a. ROMs! The method is not for the faint of heart, and you will need a special Y-cable to flash the device's HSPL.
Another warning from Cotulla was the fact that this method is only for certain CID numbers, meaning that depending where you got your device, the device could spit out a Country ID error if it is not part of the "list". If this is your case, then you must use the ever popular Gold Card Method, to get things going. Last but not least, make sure that you do not update your devices to any kind of FW 4.x, as the SPL is newer and the devs are not aware of any method to flash it back. Please proceed with extreme caution as this can brick your device if you are not careful on what you do.
If and when you are done with the unlocking procedure, mwang has been nice enough to provide the first custom roms available for both the Titan and the Radar. Also, please leave some feedback for the devs to look at in case the procedure doesn't work.
Do not update your device to 4.XX ROMs via RUU or Zune!
It's not known if possible to revert that SPL versions back.
Supported WP7S devices
*Omega (HTC Radar C110e)
*Titan (HTC Eternity X310e)
HTC Radiant (Titan II) IS NOT SUPPORTED!
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October 28, 2011 By: egzthunder1
It has been quite a while since anyone (manufacturers) had introduced anything new for the Windows Phone 7 family of devices. There are several that have been announced by LG and Samsung, as well as the impending entry of Nokia into the world of WP7. Well, right now since the coast was clear, HTC decided to take the spotlight for themselves and released two WP7 devices running Mango from the get go. The first one, we did a review on the Portal earlier this week, the HTC Titan. This one literally breaks the mold on when it comes to specs compared to other WP7 devices due to: 1.5 GHz processor, 4.7 inch screen, and 9.9 mm thin. The Radar is more down to the same type of device currently available. The biggest difference with others as well is the fact that the camera that is loaded on both of these devices is equipped with a wide angle lens that results in far better pictures than other devices with similar cameras.
If you already have any of these, we would love to hear and see what you have to share regarding them.
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Legendary performance artist Peggy Shaw performs selections from her repertoire of work in the lesbian feminist performance troupe Split Britches, including her most recent solo performance of Ruff, which has toured internationally to critical acclaim. In conversation with Benjamin Gillespie, Shaw will discuss how her past inflects her current performance work, both solo and collaborative, and will share pieces from her vast archives of photos, videos, and other ephemera.
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