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Melissa Jordano, Class of 2014
Crybaby Media, New York
Summer 2012
Interning at Crybaby Media in midtown Manhattan this past summer was an exciting and educational experience. The company, which was founded by Danny Passman in May of 2010, is a full-service creative development and packaging firm. More specifically, they create, cast and sell reality TV shows, help producers and production companies cast and sell their shows, cast talent for TV networks, help non-fiction talent help build their brands and provide creative consulting for other companies. Since its origin, the company has sold several shows, including Hook, Line & Dinner, which was just signed for its third season on the Cooking Channel, Keasha's Perfect Dress, which is a series in production on Slice in Canada and Bulloch Family Ranch, which just started production for GMC. As Crybaby Media is still in it's early stages, it was extremely exciting to see the dynamic of a start-up and to experience the company at a time when it is really starting to take off and gain momentum. While I was there this summer, the company sold several shows to production companies and received casting assignments from various networks, which I am not allowed to name because of confidentiality agreements. The company comprises of Danny Passman, the President and Founder and Bryan Severence, a member of development team. I worked in a one-room office that overlooks Madison Square Park with Danny and Bryan, and from the experience I learned a tremendous amount about the entertainment industry and important lessons about how to conduct business and be a thorough researcher.
Working at Crybaby Media was exciting because each day brought new opportunities and challenges. My duties were ever changing, but most of my tasks revolved around researching, interviewing and writing treatments and other documents. My research can be broken down into several different forms: For one, Danny would instruct me to research and find people for shows that the company was developing. Examples include searches for cowgirls, businesses run by sisters, and high-end costume shops run by over-the-top characters. Danny also encouraged me to do my own searches in areas that I was interested in. For these kinds of searches, I would research people that fit the description that Danny provided me. I would then mass email hundreds of people asking them if they fit the description and if reality TV was something they were interested in. Out of the hundreds of people that I emailed, I would get responses from about a quarter of them, and then it was my job to conduct an initial interview. I would set up a time for a phone call to get a sense of their personalities and to gauge their interest and potential for reality TV. At first I was nervous to conduct interviews and I doubted my ability to decide who would be a good fit for reality TV, but after the first few phone calls, I became confident in my ability to judge someone's fitness for being a reality TV personality. Bryan helped me with the first few to give me a sense of what questions I should be asking, and his advice to simply go with my gut feeling was one that aided me well. Phone calls usually lasted around twenty minutes if the candidate was promising, and afterwards, if I had a good sense about the person I had talked to, I would set up a Skype session with them so that they could meet Danny, Bryan and me. If I was on the fence about the person I had talked to, I would send them an email with some questions aimed at really pinpointing what aspects of their lives would be most interesting for TV, and then I would review their responses with Danny and Bryan. Skyping the potential talent was always fun, mainly because Danny is amiable with a large personality and has a way of instantly connecting with anyone he meets. The Skype sessions would be recorded, and afterwards, if all went well, Bryan would edit them down into casting tapes to shop around to production companies.
In addition to working on project ideas that originated from our company, I would work on assignments that production companies and networks asked us to work on. For example, a major network asked us to research interior designers who specialize in wacky designs (think those that you would see on 4 Houses), and the production company, Fishbowl, asked us to research private autopsy services. The process for researching and interviewing was the same for these kinds of research projects. A third kind of research I did was compiling stories, images and videos that could be assembled into making a package for a show to be sold to networks. For instance, I worked on assembling stories, images and videos of people who have obsessions with celebrities. I found a story of one man who had 15 Miley Cyrus tattoos, a girl who made a YouTube shrine for Justin Bieber, and a couple who had an elaborate Twilight themed wedding and changed their last name to Cullens, just to name a few. I worked on this my last week of work, and Danny is already pitching the idea to production companies. Another project I worked on was assembling videos for a show about young adults who are part of wacky subcultures that their parents do not approve of. The premise of the show is that the child will bring his parents to a convention/concert/festival and try to change his parents' minds about his lifestyle. After compiling clips from YouTube of alternative events like Burning Man, The White Party and steampunk conventions, they were sent to a production company that edited the clips into a sizzle tape for the show. Danny emailed me yesterday saying that a network has purchased the show idea, which is very exciting to hear.
Interning at Crybaby Media was an eye-opening experience that taught me a lot about the reality television industry and important lessons about conducting business. I learned about the relationships between production companies, networks and development agencies, like Crybaby Media. Before working at Crybaby Media I had never heard the term sizzle tape and I did not know how long and arduous it is to sell a show. Hearing Danny's conversations with talent, lawyers, production companies and networks made me realize the complexity involved in creating a show. I learned that the process is sometimes a slow one that has many setbacks and challenges. For instance, Danny and Bryan had partnered with a production company and created a sizzle tape for a show about men who scoop dog poop for a living, and after many months of negotiation, the network passed on the show.
Aside from logistical lessons, I learned about conducting business. I learned to trust my instincts when it comes to interviewing people and to be confident in my abilities. I also learned the value of casting a wide net when researching. Whenever I ended an email or phone call I asked whoever I was talking to if they knew anyone else who fit the profile I was looking for or might be good for reality TV. This method of casting a wide net led me down some interesting paths, and I discovered a lot of interesting talent that may not have fit our initial description, but was better than what we could have dreamed up. This approach of casting a wide net comes from Danny's philosophy of "taking every meeting." Each day was packed with meetings, and some proved to be nothing more than encounters we laughed about and shook our heads at, and some turned out to be great networking opportunities.
Another lesson I learned was to have good follow-up skills. Scheduling meetings to fit around people's hectic lives was difficult, and in order to make these phone calls and Skypes actually happen, I had to be organized and have good follow-up skills. A final lesson I learned was that while it is important to be diligent and focused, it is also important to have fun. Reality television is an exciting industry and I now see that many of the people in this industry not only cast big characters but are big characters themselves. There may be more serious firms out there, but I appreciate Danny's fun and candid approach in building strong relationships with talent and other workers in the industry.
All in all, the internship was an incredible experience and I would highly recommend it for a JHU student who is interested in working in television. Danny and Bryan are helpful and kind and Danny has extensive connections within the industry and says he is always happy to help students break into the industry. The internship is rather unstructured, so a student should expect to do a lot of independent work, and for the student to get the most out of the experience he/she should have initiative. Each day presented a new task, and I loved the unpredictable nature of the job. I enjoyed the freedom and trust that Danny gave me and his periodic feedback about my job performance was extremely helpful.
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Screening for Oral Cancer
This topic page summarizes the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommendations on screening for oral cancer.
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Release Date: November 2013
- The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of screening for oral cancer in asymptomatic adults.
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The Flyers won their third straight versus the visiting Red Wings on a historic night for the Orange and Black. Despite a number of penalties and more additions to the injuries list, they received outstanding goaltending from Ilya Bryzgalov and a solid team effort in the 3-2 win. But with the additional injuries, was it all worth it?
The night started with the ice covered in the number-2, and the name Howe, as the Philadelphia Flyer's organization added another number to the rafters. Mark Howe, the smooth skating defenseman – and arguably the best defenseman in Flyers history – had his number-2 retired in front of the Wells Fargo fans, as well as his own family which included another hockey great, Gordie Howe. Howe, a former Flyer and Red Wing gave a brief speech in front of the fans, and was received warmly before the banner was raised, and the game quickly began just as he had wanted.
The Flyers entered the game having won two in a row for the first time since December 15, 2011, and just 4:00 minutes into the first period, on the Red Wings first shot of the game, center Henrik Zetterberg made it 1-0. In the last 11-games, the Flyers have given up the first goal 10-times, the only game they didn't was the shutout versus the Capitals on Sunday.
A big part of the Flyers recent swing has been the improved play of Mr. Universe, Bryzgalov. After his 9-year, free-agent signing in the off season to fill the Flyers void in net, the Russian netminder seems to finally have found his groove. Against the Red Wings, he was clearly in the zone stopping a total of 37-of-39 shots, including some tense moments in the closing seconds of the game.
The Flyers already without captain Chris Pronger on defense, Kimmo Timonen and Andrej Meszaros are still out of the lineup, so the Flyers have a bottom pairing of light-weight rookie puck-mover Erik Gustafsson and the aging stay-at-home defender Andreas Lilja. While the two were paired together in limited usage, the Red Wings tried to slip their top forwards onto the ice to take advantage of the Flyers bottom pairing. There were a few break downs for the duo, but Bryzgalov stayed strong throughout.
In such a positive showing for the Flyers coming off of a skid, there were a few hiccups. With 12:23 left in the second period, Niklas Kronwall caught Jake Voracek with a shoulder to the head, and took the Czech winger down hard. Voracek couldn't regain his feet after the hit, and needed to leave the game. Although the head was the principle point of contact, no penalty was assessed to Kronwall.
After the hit, the Flyers were noticeably agitated. Immediately, Zac Rinaldo had a few words for a Red Wing player, and received a minor penalty for misconduct. Scott Hartnell, recent All Star and NHL super pest, also received a roughing call in the second and a goalie interference call in the third. The moment he stepped out of the box, the Red Wings scored to make it a one-goal game.
Even though they gave up the goal just after the penalty ended, they Flyers twenty-first ranked penalty kill did a great job, even scoring the game winning goal in the second while short-handed.
The shortie came as Red Wings coughed up the puck to the NHL's third ranked points leader Claude Giroux, who skated in on Red Wing's goalie Joey MacDonald, fired a shot off his pads that gave Max Talbot a rebound for his 18-goal of the season. The assist was Giroux's second point of the night.
With more than half the third period remaining the Flyers needed to repel a strong Detroit attack, and Bryzgalov was the best player on the ice. He turned away a number of shots late in the game. The first period belonged to the Flyers, as they out-shot their opponent 12-2 afterwards. But by the end of the game, the shot totals would completely switch, as the Flyers were out shot by the visitors 39-23.
With an injury list that already includes Pronger, James van Riemsdyk, Timonen and Meszaros, the Flyers also lost Jaromir Jagr at some point in the second. It's likely Voracek will be lost for at least a short time, due to the head collision with Kronwall, and Giroux was also nursing wrist injuries that prevented him from taking many faceoffs. The Flyers are banged up, and need to get healthy for the final push this season.


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Beauty And The Beat: Santigold Is Ready To "Leave All The Wackiness To Everyone Else"—Just As Long As She Can Have Her Green Eyeliner
A lot can happen in four years—just ask Santi White, a.k.a. Santigold, who released her debut album in 2008. Since then, there's been blog buzz, Converse ads, copycats, and waiting—a lot of it, mostly by her patient fan base holding its breath for something new from the New York-based genre-crosser. But finally, Santigold's sophomore album Master of My Make-Believe is here, and it more than meets our incredibly high expectations. White, meanwhile, still looks every bit the star, whether she's running around the jungle in Rodarte x Opening Ceremony heels (see: the music video for "Disparate Youth") or doing some gender-bending on her Kehinde Wiley-designed album cover (yes, that's her as both an Alexander Wang-clad Bond girl, and a suited man). In the midst of a U.S. tour, White spoke with Style.com about getting through a five-day detox, getting over her old "look," and getting creative with her colorist.
Most people's personal style evolves over the course of four years. Has that been the case for you?
When my first record came out in 2008, it was a really exciting time in fashion because it seemed there was an explosion of fun, colorful, playful styles that were much bolder than anything we'd seen in a couple decades. It was so exciting for someone like me because it was almost like wearing toys. Over the past few years, however, that trend has spread to the point where it seems like everyone just wants to be more "wacky" than the next person, so I'll leave all the wackiness to everyone else. I still like fun styles with interesting colors and textures; I always will, because that's what I'm drawn to, the more artful fashion pieces—especially for stage and photo shoots. But now I'm more into creating costumes for my stage shows that feel more theatrical, but in a DIY way. Offstage, comfort always comes first. Maybe that's something that's changed a bit; when you first come out as an artist you really want to establish what your "look" is so that everyone knows who you are and what you're about. Nowadays, the less attention I get when I don't want it, the better.
That Alexander Wang gold, cutout one-piece you wear on the cover of Master of My Make-Believe is pretty attention-grabbing.
I love that suit! I just had an image in mind for the cover and I knew I needed a special gold suit for the lady-guards that was going to be amazing, so I reached out to Alex—thinking he'd never do it—and I asked him to design something for it. I was overjoyed when he said yes! I remember doing a really bad job trying to describe what I had in mind, and he was like, "So you want something slutty?" I was like, "No! Kind of badass Bond girl," and he was like, "OK. I got it." And then he just went into his genius mode and nailed it!
What sort of prep work did you do beforehand to ready yourself for what basically amounted to a bikini shoot?
I had been going to a trainer in New York—Rob Morea—pretty regularly since my Kilimanjaro climb the year before, so it wasn't too intense a preparation. I was in Los Angeles about two weeks before the shoot and my trainer out there, Jason Walsh, suggested that since I had the shoot in two weeks I should do a five-day detox. So I tried this cleanse called Paleta, where they delivered vitamin drink powders and organic detoxifying meals for five days. I did it while I was finishing mixing the record, so it was pretty easy because sometimes when I'm really focused on something I don't like to have to think about what I'm going to eat anyway.
How much of a make-believe world do you create for your live shows?
Dressing up onstage has become a big part of the Santigold show. And I enjoy it. I think it really helps give the songs and the show a life of their own, especially with all the props and choreography. I have a lot of fun coming up with costume ideas for myself, my dancers, and the band. It's like an art project every time, and me and my stylist April Roomet run around like crazy trying to pull it all together. Sometimes it's quite a crafts project. I wear minimal makeup on stage because we get really sweaty up there, but whatever makeup I wear, I make sure it ties in somehow. Like right now, it's all about this turquoise green MAC liquid eyeliner. It's a party in a little bottle!
At Coachella you also had emerald nails—are you having a green moment?
My nail color at Coachella was a last-minute fluke that I was so excited about—it matched my eyeliner so perfectly! It's what I would call 3-D color, because it almost jumps off the surface. It was a green polish (Essie Pretty Edgy) on the bottom, and blue glitter (Sally Hansen Gem Crush 04 Bling-tastic) on top. I find nail polish so exciting sometimes—seriously, it's like candy!
And then you've also been rocking horizontal gray streaks in your hair. What's the inspiration there?
I wanted to do something with my hair that was interesting and fun to look at, but also super low maintenance. I don't like having to do much to my hair on any given day, so color seemed like a good option rather than a haircut that would need to be kept up, and that I'd get bored of quickly. I decided to just dye it black and put a thick, light gray stripe around the bottom, leaving about three inches of black below. I had seen people with color on the ends, but never where it was a stripe and the color didn't go to the ends, and also I thought gray was a cool non-color. It goes with everything, and I knew I wouldn't have to worry about everyone having it. Aura Friedman does my color, she's always down to try something fun and creative.
With tour dates through June, what are you packing to help you get through endless weeks on the road?
The most important beauty product while traveling is face moisturizer. I use an amazing face moisturizer that I get in Paris called Embryolisse—you can get it at any drugstore there, but it's amazing. I learned about it from my makeup artists because I noticed all of them always used this moisturizer and it feels great on your skin. I also use Crème de la Mer for heavy-duty moisturizing. A nice trick is to first spray on Evian Mineral Water Spray before applying face moisturizer, especially on the plane.
Your new album is obviously a perfect warm-weather soundtrack, but what albums are you looking forward to jamming to this summer?
I'm excited about the new Beach House record—I loved their last record so much. But my new summer theme song is "I Don't Like" by Chief Keef. I love it! I also like the song "In the Grace of Your Love" by the Rapture.
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Americus-- Investigators think the drowning of a 4-year-old and his 2-year old step-brother in their neighbor's pool was an accident.
When Doug and Vanessa Powell awoke Sunday morning, their four-year old and two-year old sons were gone. An hour later, the bodies of Marcus Davis and Colby Powell were found in a neighbor's swimming pool.
Americus Police say they will complete an investigation into the deaths, but Monday morning, they announced the case is being handling as an accidental death.
After the Powell's found their front door open Sunday morning, they flagged down a police officer. About 8:30, the little boys were found. "At this time, it appears to be an accidental death. But we are going to conduct an investigation anyway. And make sure that essentially no stone is left unturned," said Americus Police Chief Michael Yates.
Sumter County coroner Greg Hancock said the children have never swam in the neighbor's pool, and that it was not being used this summer.
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Monsanto's top 7 lies about GMO labeling & Prop.37
August 25, 2012
Due to the near future voting on November 6, 2012 for California's Proposition 37, there has been a lot of heat going back and forth concerning GMO foods. Up until now, 10′s of million of dollars have been funneled into the opposing side of the bill, with biotechnology giant Monsanto dishing out a whopping $4.2 million alone. Monsanto has even recently published a page on their site titled "Taking a Stand: Proposition 37, The California Labeling Proposal," where the GMO giant attempts to logically explain why it is against GMO labeling. Needless to say, the post reeks of false and misleading statements, and oftentimes downright deception. Here are the top 7 lies Monsanto wants you to believe regarding GMO labeling and Prop 37.
1. The bill "would require a warning label on food products."
GMO foods will not require a warning label (although they ought to!) Actually, foods made with GMOs would say "partially produced with genetic engineering" or "may be partially produced with genetic engineering," – not a warning label, but a clear warning sign to those of us who want to avoid GMOs. The whole idea of the GMO labeling bill is to make consumers aware of what they are consuming, not to bash GMOs on every label. We have a right to know.
2. "The safety and benefits of these ingredients are well established."
This may be the most comical statements of all. While no long-term studies portray the dangers or benefits of GMOs, countless studies using a 'shorter' time interval show not only how GMOs are a danger to humans, but also the environment and the biosphere. One study published in the International Journal of Biological Sciences shows that GMO corn and other GM food is indeed contributing to the obesity epidemic and causing organ disruption.
Through the mass genetic modification of nature via GMO crops, animals, biopesticides, and the mutated insects that are created as a result, mega biotechnology corporations are threatening the overall genetic integrity of the environment as well as all of humankind. This is just one reason that GMO crops are continuously banned around the world in nations such as France, Peru, Hungary, and Poland.
3. "FDA says that such labeling would be inherently misleading to consumers."
While the FDA may think that labeling GMO foods would be misleading, in reality the exact opposite is true. Most consumers are in the dark when it comes to GMOs residing in their purchased foods. Foods being sold that contain hidden GMOs is much more misleading than letting the consumer be aware.
The FDA may call it 'misleading' since 'GMOs are safe,' but research shows that this is far from the truth.
4. "The American Medical Association just re-affirmed that there is no scientific justification for special labeling of bioengineered foods."
Although true, the American Medical Association also recently called for mandatory premarket safety studies for GMOs – a decision virtually polar opposite of the above quote. It seems that the AMA is being inconsistent no matter which view is taken. Here is a quote from Consumers Union recently noted in its reaction to AMA's announcement:
"The AMA's stance on mandatory labeling isn't consistent with its support for mandatory pre-market safety assessments. If unexpected adverse health effects, such as an allergic reaction, happen as a result of GE, then labeling could perhaps be the only way to determine that the GE process was linked to the adverse health effect."
5. "…the main proponents of Proposition 37 are special interest groups and individuals opposed to food biotechnology who are not necessarily engaged in the production of our nation's food supply."
Not engaged int he production of our nation's food supply? Countless farmers, food producers, and consumers who are engaging with their hard-earned dollar support Proposition 37. In fact, many farmers have taken legal action against Monsanto in the past for widespread genetic contamination.
Here is a growing list of endorsements for the GMO labeling bill.
6. "The California proposal would serve the purposes of a few special interest groups at the expense of the majority of consumers."
Monsanto says "at the expense of the majority of consumers." Maybe the biotech giant isn't away that GMO labeling is so desired that the pro-labeling side has a 3-to-1 advantage, based on recent polls. The majority of consumers actually want GMO foods to be labeled. It is no secret that government organizations such as theFDA and USDA are in bed with Monsanto, but this is a decision for the people – not any government organizations.
It has also been revealed that Monsanto has control of virtually all U.S. diplomats, and the company has even used its massive influence to force other nations to accept their genetically modified crops through economic threats and political pressure.
7. "Consumers have broad food choices today, but could be denied these choices if Prop 37 prevails."
There is absolutely no reason to think that because of Proposition 37, food choices would become more limited. Actually, the bill would add value to the purchase by consumers, as no one would need to 'eat in the dark' and unknowingly consume GMOs.
'End of Capitalism': Bolivia to expel Coca-Cola in wake of 2012 Mayan 'apocalypse'
August 1, 2012
In a symbolic rejection of US capitalism, Bolivia announced it will expel the Coca-Cola Company from the country at the end of the Mayan calendar. This will mark the end of capitalism and usher in a new era of equality, the Bolivian govt says.
"December 21 of 2012 will be the end of egoism and division. December 21 should be the end of Coca-Cola,"Bolivian foreign minister David Choquehuanca decreed, with bombast worthy of a viral marketing campaign.
The coming 'end' of the Mayan lunar calendar on December 21 of this year has sparked widespread doomsaying of an impending apocalypse. But Choquehuanca argued differently, claiming it will be the end of days for capitalism, not the planet.
"The planets will align for the first time in 26,000 years and this is the end of capitalism and the beginning of communitarianism," said Choquehuanca as quoted by Venezuelan newspaper El Periodiquito.
The minister encouraged the people of Bolivia to drink Mocochinche, a peach-flavored soft drink, as an alternative to Coca-Cola. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez followed suit, encouraging his country to ditch the American beverage for fruit juice produced in Venezuela.
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Protesters arrested in ongoing strike over janitors' wages in Houston
August 1, 2012
Protestors were arrested Tuesday during a march in the name of Houston janitors. It's the latest in an ongoing strike for higher wages.
The janitors promised civil disobedience and that's exactly what happened. Several people were arrested, but their message is slowly getting through.
They marched, chanted and were determined to make a point. Striking Houston janitors and their supporters walked through parts of downtown Houston before making their way inside One Allen Center.
Once in, the janitors threw flyers through the lobby before several sat down in an act of civil disobedience, refusing to leave until they were arrested.
"The Houston janitors are making about $9,000 a year, not enough survive in Houston or anywhere as a matter of fact," Janitors Organizer Elsa Caballero said.
Also made their voices heard at city hall, where retired Archbishop Joseph Fiorenza spoke on their behalf.
"They are giving four five hours at nighttime, and it's hard work, and they're not paid very much," Fiorenza said.
The janitors want their pay raised up to $10 an hour at the end of a multi-year contract. For now, contracting companies have been unwilling to budge, even though many of Houston's elected leaders have voiced their support.
"I stand in support with them in their efforts," Councilman Ed Gonzlez said.
Houston area followers: Attend the rally to support these striking janitors who are fighting for a living wage! Today at 6 p.m.! At the Williams Tower! Facebook event here.
14 Occupiers arrested trying to save a house from foreclosure
May 31, 2012In the latest incident in an ongoing showdown, officers violently arrested occupiers peacefully defending the Cruz family home from foreclosure Wednesday night. Fourteen were arrested defending 4044 Cedar Avenue Wednesday night, only 24 hours after Mayor Rybak's office, facing mounting public pressure, issued a news release declaring "the City is not in the foreclosure business." In the statement, City Attorney Susan Segal is quoted saying "The City plays a limited role to protect public safety. The property is the responsibility of its owner… In this case, the City has fulfilled its legal obligation to secure the property.""We hoped Mayor Rybak would stick to his word, but today's police violence shows Rybak and his police protect and serve the banks, not our communities," said Martha Ockenfels-Martinez, an organizer with Occupy Homes MN and representative of the Cruz family.
The 14 arrests Wednesday at the Cruz home bring this week's total to 23 during 5 eviction attempts.
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It looks like Occupy Wall Street's message has resonated even after Zuccotti Park cleared out. A new Pew Research Center survey reveals that two-thirds of the public believes there are "very strong" or "strong" conflicts between America's rich and poor—a number that's up 19 percentage points since 2009. According to the survey, income inequality now trumps tensions arising from race or immigration—popular answers only a few years before.
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What climate change means is that we have to do this on a deadline. This time our movement cannot get distracted, divided, burned out or swept away by events. This time we have to succeed. And I'm not talking about regulating the banks and increasing taxes on the rich, though that's important.
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Here's what reviewers are saying about Mike McKinley's book Am I Really a Christian?:
- "McKinley does a fine job of steering clear of both too much introspection and careless presumption. Written at a popular level, this is a balanced and biblical book that will prompt self-examination in all readers. With the Spirit's blessing, Am I Really a Christian? will help nominal Christians take a deep and honest look at their lives and also point struggling, doubting believers to the finished and sufficient work of the crucified and risen Christ." - Brian Hedges
- "This is a very thought provoking book and clearly presents a biblical understanding of salvation…This book is a call to understand the biblical meaning of salvation and will serve the church well!" – Ricky Kirk
- "McKinley backs up his assertions with Scripture. He uses illustrations, often funny and self-deprecating, to make his points. And he writes in a simple, easy-going manner that makes this book perfect for use by small groups." – George Wood
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- "Am I Really a Christian is a really helpful, well-written and biblical treatment that touches on the issues of easy believism, nominalism, and assurance. Whether you struggle with assurance of your faith or you are wondering if you are really a Christian, I encourage you to pick up and read this book. Reading this book will challenge you, at times convict you but it will always point you back to the Gospel of Jesus Christ." – Dave Jenkins
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The Jerry Sandusky sex abuse case may have helped put an alleged child molester behind bars.
Sidney Hardgrave at Holly's House says more victims of sexual abuse are coming forward after the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse case at Penn State.
"We certainly have started to see more adults coming forward to report something that happened to them a number of years ago," Hardgrave said.
In June, Sandusky was convicted of molesting 10 boys over 15 years.
On Monday, Evansville Police say a victim here used the widely publicized case to start conversations with her alleged abuser. Then turned recordings of those conversations over to police.
"Hopefully it does help other victims who have held a secret for a long, long time. To feel that they can come forward, to have some faith that they will be believed, that they will be supported, that there is an opportunity for justice," Hardgrave said.
Whether it be the day of or 15 years down the road, Holly's House says it's never too late to ask for help.
"The case itself is so tragic, but if there's a silver lining, it's that others can feel empowered and hopefully seek out the support and care that they didn't get prior," Hardgrave said.
Hardgrave encourages victims to come forward, but says it can sometime be traumatic for victims to confront their abusers.
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What is your definition of personal success?
There is tremenduous need in today's world to "be successful." But what does that really mean? And who is really successful? How does failure affect our sucess? And how a failure can be a milestone in your personal life?
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Thomas HotzJul 7 2011: I believe Bob Dylan put it well, "A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and gets to bed at night, and in between he does what he wants to do."
For most people, what you want to "do" is reach some goal, and the goal can really be anything. To add to Bob Dylan, I would say success is being conscious of your goal, being conscious of the steps to reach that goal, and applying focus and attention to each one of those steps.
Now, I see a trend upon the comments that success is happiness, but how do we achieve happiness? And the answer is focus. Your life is the sum of what you focus on. If you can skillfully manage your attention toward your goal, you will find happiness and fulfillment. That is my definition of personal success.
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MOUNT VERNON — Charles Edward "Chuck" Ransom Jr., 56, of Newark Road, Mount Vernon, passed away Tuesday, May 25, 2010, at Centerburg Pointe Care Center in Centerburg after a long illness.
He was born Dec. 27, 1953, in Mount Vernon to Charles and Ingeborg (Thaum) Ransom Sr. His favorite pastime was spending time with his son, riding bikes, shooting baskets and just being together. Music and people made him happy. He was always dancing. Chuck enjoyed canvas painting, paper maché sculpturing and photography. He loved golf and football and family gatherings. Before his illness, Chuck loved his job selling imported sports cars for Midwestern Auto Group and Buyers Imports. He was also employed by Mid-Ohio Transit of Mount Vernon.
Charles is survived by his son, Nikolas Pence Ransom-Brannon of Columbus; his sister, Rebecca (John) Hart of Centerburg; his mother, Ingeborg Ransom of Mount Vernon; his two nephews, Brad (Ashley) Hart and Jeremy Hart; and his extended family at Centerburg Pointe Care Center where he was dearly loved.
He was preceded in death by his father, Charles E. Ransom Sr.
There will be no calling hours. The family will observe a private graveside service at a later date. The Dowds-Snyder Funeral Home is honored to have been chosen to serve the family of Charles E. Ransom Jr.
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KOKOMO, Ind. A sweet shop run by Kokomo students has surprised their teacher by serving up a profit in its inaugural year.
The Kokomo Confectioners' Company was the first of its kind in the state when it opened last year.
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Why does it seem like expert analysis has suddenly shifted to the thought that the Cowboys should take a safety first round. Are people really forgetting how bad the offensive line was last year?
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Don't you guys think drafting a guy like Tavon Austin could help the OL? He could really open up the playbook (quick passes, handoffs from the backfield, etc) and make the defenses think twice about blitzing.
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How Europe Can Muddle Through Its Crisis
AbstractEurope's financial market contagion is infecting systemically important eurozone members, causing a rise in demands that European policymakers make greater strides toward solutions. While Jacob Funk Kirkegaard believes that the European Union will do "whatever it takes" to save the euro and the eurozone, he argues that powerful political constraints prevent EU leaders from making optimal decisions. Europe can get through the current crisis by producing a compromise among member states in the form of a permanent European Stability Mechanism (ESM) with an option to issue a conditional Eurobond, which would aid eurozone members suffering asymmetric economic shocks in return for taking domestic reforms to return to a sustainable fiscal path. An ESM with a conditional Eurobond option offers a less clear-cut solution than a full fiscal union, a straightforward Eurobond, European Central Bank money-printing, or a breakup of the eurozone.
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Representing Cyprus, the Incredible Dub Machine drops some deep heavy dubs. With three original tracks, and a live mix showcasing the best dubs from the island, this is the work of a versatile production and DJ duo . "Ain't Got No Dub (Melodica Cut)" is a stand-out track: it starts out slow and haunting with a powerful melody while a slow steppers beat emerges beneath. "Traffic Universal" is chaotic and frantic, yet still dubbed-out, with an isolated beat emerging late in the song. The electro-steppers cut "Infected Man" pounds amidst swirls and samples; each song definitely has its own sound.
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With the cutest tiniest baby I've laid my eyes on.
(in 3.5 and 5.5 years of course).
She's our little chunk of peely perfection.
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Congratulations! She's just gorgeous!
So cute!
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Oh my goodness! She is so beautiful… congratulations, mama… three beautiful girls? Enjoy every second… as you know, these baby days go by far too quickly!
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Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths. As with most cancers early discovery may be a key factor in decreasing mortality and improving long-term survival. The earlier the cancer is found the more likely the treatment will be able to stop or delay the spread of cancer or prevent extensive local damage. Unfortunately, outward signs of lung cancer may not develop until it is in later stages. An effective screening program to find lung cancer in its early stages may help reduce mortality rates or increase the length of survival. Because of the strong link between smoking and lung cancer many lung cancer-screening programs focus on people with long history of smoking.
Researchers on the National Lung Screening Research Team investigated if a low-dose computed tomography (CT) scan could effectively screen for lung cancer in long-term smokers. A CT scan is type of x-ray that can take cross-sectional images of the inside of the body. The scan can make clearer images of organs than standard x-rays. The study, published in New England Journal of Medicine, found that screening with the CT scan decreased the rate of death overall and the rate of death due to lung cancer compared to screening with a standard chest x-ray.
The randomized trial included 53,454 patients between ages 55-74 years with at least a 30-pack year history of smoking. Pack years is a tool physicians use to estimate lifetime exposure to tobacco. It takes into account number of cigarettes smoked per day and the number of years of smoking. The pack year history in this trial is considered a high risk for the development of lung cancer. The participants were randomized to three annual screenings with either low-dose CT scan or single view chest x-ray. They were followed for 6.5 years for the development of lung cancer and death. About 93%-95% of participants in both groups completed all three screenings.
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Despite the higher incidence of diagnosed cancers, CT scans were associated with lower rates of death from lung cancer and death overall:
The trial was stopped early because the CT scan was found to be significantly better during an interim analysis.
Large randomized trials are generally considered a very reliable form of research. More trials will be done to assess the benefits and risks of lung cancer screening but CT scan appears to be a more reliable form of screening than plain chest x-ray in high-risk patients. The benefits found in this trial can only be applied to the types of participants in this trial, high-risk smokers aged 55-74 years. Earlier trials assessing chest x-rays found that frequent chest x-rays were not associated with decreased mortality. Since the CT scan was compared to chest x-rays it may have overestimated the benefits of CT scans. Further trials comparing to other screening methods will help clarify CT scan benefits.
Although there is still some research to be done, the CT scan appears to be an effective screening option for people at high-risk. The CT scan in general has been used for several health issues and is generally considered safe despite some radiation exposure. The American Lung Association adjusted their screening guidelines based on this trial. The advisory suggests that people aged 55-74 years with at least 30 pack-year smoking history can undergo low-dose CT scanning to help detect lung cancer early.
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Following the widely acclaimed and bestselling The Summer Book, here is A Winter Book collection of some of Tove Jansson's best loved and most famous stories. Drawn from youth and older age, and spanning most of the twentieth century, this newly translated selection provides a thrilling showcase of the great Finnish writer's prose, scattered with insights and home truths. It has been selected and is introduced by Ali Smith.A Winter Book features 13 stories from Tove Jansson's first book for adults,The Sculptor's Daughter (1968) plus 7 of her most cherished later stories (from 1971 to 1996), translated into English and published here for the first time.
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