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OVERDOSE: If overdose is suspected, contact your local poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents should call the US National Poison Hotline at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents should call a provincial poison control center. Symptoms of overdose may include: stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.
NOTES: Do not share this medication with others. Laboratory and/or medical tests (e.g., complete blood count, vitamin B12 levels) may be performed periodically to monitor your progress or check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details. There are many iron supplement products available. Some can be purchased without a prescription. Consult your doctor or pharmacist for details. This medication is not a substitute for a proper diet. It is important to maintain a well-balanced diet. Foods rich in iron include red meats (especially liver), fish, beans, dried fruit, and iron-fortified/enriched cereals and bread.
MISSED DOSE: If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember. If it is near the time of the next dose, skip the missed dose and resume your usual dosing schedule. Do not double the dose to catch up.
STORAGE: Store at room temperature between 59-86 degrees F (15-30 degrees C) away from light and moisture. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medicines away from children and pets. Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company for more details about how to safely discard your product.
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Three of the founding members of The Ramones may no longer be with us, but the group's longtime drummer, Marky Ramone , is keeping the band's music alive with his own touring band. According to the 56-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Marky Ramone's Blitzkrieg delivers a set that includes 33 classic tunes by his old band. Marky recently welcomed a new lead singer to the group's ranks, party-rocker Andrew W.K. , and Blitzkrieg now is set to kick off a European tour tonight in Novi Sad, Serbia.
Speaking recently with ABC News Radio, Marky says he's thrilled to have Andrew on board. "The party animal," he declares. "He's a great guy. I love his philosophy."
He reveals that he met the singer through a friend and they decided to book some studio time with the other members of Blitzkrieg. "It jelled," says Marky. "There was a really good chemistry, and that's important."
Blitzkrieg will play a series of May shows in such countries as Italy, Spain and Russia. The band will then head to Latin America in early June, before returning to Europe in late June and July. The group also has scheduled some fall U.S. dates, running from an October 2 concert in Washington, D.C., through an October 15 gig in Los Angeles.
Ramone tells ABC News Radio that the ultimate goal of Blitzkrieg is "to get out there and have fun and show the people what we do and make the Ramones fans happy." He adds, " Johnny , Joey and Dee Dee aren't alive anymore, unfortunately, so there's never gonna be a reunion, but I'm keeping it alive and that's my intention."
Meanwhile, Marky also is excited about the recent reissue of the two albums he released as a teenager with the proto-metal group Dust . The hard-rocking trio's 1971 self-titled debut and 1972 swan song, Hard Attack , have been remastered and are now available on a single CD. At the time, Ramone was known by his given name, Marc Bell , and he pounded the drums alongside singer/guitarist Richie Wise and bass virtuoso Kenny Aaronson .
Marky notes that Dust's music was much more complex than the rudimentary yet catchy tunes he would later play with The Ramones.
"We wanted to put everything into the band that three people could do," he explains. "We played different time changes. We played an outrageous lead guitar for the time. The bass playing is like a lead guitar…And I was able to do all my drum fills, which I wasn't able to do [in] The Ramones."
Dust was only together for about two years, and Marky says the band "fizzled out 'cause we were very young. Our parents wanted that diploma on the wall from high school, which we got."
He points out, however, that all of the group's members went on to have successful music careers. "After we broke up, the guitar player went on to produce the first two KISS albums," says Marky. "Kenny Aaronson…played with Joan Jett , Bob Dylan , Billy Idol , you name it -- everybody. And I made a little excursion to CBGB's and I was asked to join The Ramones."
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The band included the first single from the EP, 'You've Got Me Wonderin Now', on this cassette mixtape which was mailed out to fans.
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Men's Basketball Signs Four to National Letters of Intent
May 19, 2006
GREELEY, Colo. - University of Northern Colorado head men's basketball coach Tad Boyle announced the signing of four players to national letters of intent on Saturday. Devon Beitzel (Lafayette, Colo./Centaurus H.S.), Will Figures (Centennial, Colo./Smoky Hill H.S.), Neal Kingman (Greeley, Colo./Greeley West H.S.) and Jefferson Mason (Crystal, Minn./Robbinsdale Cooper H.S.) each signed with the Bears and will play for the program beginning in 2006-07.
"I am extremely pleased with the five incoming freshman to our program next year," said Boyle, who was named the 17th head coach in program history on April 25. "All the young men have had a tremendous impacts on their respective high school programs, and I expect them all to be very good players in the Big Sky Conference in years to come. They are all great young men who come from solid families. All five are good students and will represent our program well both on and off the court."
Beitzel (6'0, Guard) was a first-team all-state and All-Colorado selection after averaging 27.5 points per game as a senior, a figure that led all 4A players, for head coach Mike Leahy at Centaurus High. He had 12 30-plus point games, including a career-best 47 points against Fountain-Fort Carson in the state tournament, during his senior season. He was also selected as the Daily Camera Player of the Year twice during his career. His Warriors team finished the 2006 season 19-7 overall, were 11-2 in the Skyline Conference and lost to Broomfield in the Elite 8 of the state tournament. He has been selected to play in the Colorado High School Coaches Association (CHSCA) All-State game this summer and already participated in The Show all-star game at the Pepsi Center in April, where he scored seven points as a member of the winning blue team.
"Devon is a kid who just knows how to score," said Boyle. "He is deceptively quick and fast. His work ethic and competitiveness will set a standard in our program that will raise the bar. I am excited about Devon staying home to play his college basketball."
Figures (5'9, Guard) averaged 19.6 points and hit 82.8 percent of his free throws for coach Russ Shaw at Smoky Hill High School. A second-team all-state selection, he held the Buffaloes to a 21-6 overall record, a 10-4 mark in the Centennial League and a 5A state semifinal berth where they lost 65-60 to eventual state champion Mullen. Figures has also been selected to participate in the CHSCA All-State game and was a participant in The Show all-star game where he scored 10 points for the White team. He had a game of 32 points against Legacy (12/20/05) during his senior year.
"Will is the kind of player that our fans and the city of Greeley can truly be excited about watching over the next four years," said Boyle. "His ability to shoot the three and get the ball in the lane is a combination that will allow him to be a legitimate Division I point guard."
Kingman (6'6, Forward) was a 4A all-state selection as a senior after averaging 17.7 points, 8.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game for coach Bill Whitehead. He was named the Northern Conference Player of the Year and the Greeley Tribune Athlete of the Year for boys' basketball. He helped the Spartans to an 11-4 mark in the Northern Conference and the second round of the 4A state playoffs. He will also play in the CHSCAA all-state game this summer. He had a 30-point performance against Sterling (1/6/06) during his senior season. He was also a member of the Greeley West track and field team and member of the National Honor Society.
"Neal is a player who is just scratching the surface in terms of his ability as a basketball player," said Boyle. "With his size, athletic ability and skills as a shooter, Neal can truly be as good as he wants to be. With a good summer and fall, I think he can have an immediate impact in our program."
Mason (6'5, Guard/Forward) averaged over 21 points per game as a senior at Robbinsdale Cooper High School in New Hope, Minn. for coach Kurt Pauly. The Hawks team captain, his point per game average ranked 19th in the state of Minnesota (all classifications). He led his team to the 4A state finals, losing 69-53 to Hopkins in the title game and was named to the state's all-tournament squad. The Hawks were 27-4 overall in 2006, were a perfect 14-0 in the North Suburban Conference and won 21 of their final 23 games. He scored 29 points in a 75-47 win over Minnetonka on Jan. 24 of this past season.
"Jefferson is a guy who has all the tools to be a fantastic wing player in the Big Sky Conference," said Boyle. "His ability to get the ball to the rim combined with his athletic ability make him a player that can provide a lot of highlights for us in years to come. I am very excited Jefferson will call Northern Colorado home for his college experience."
The group joins Darren Moore (Chino Hills, Calif./Ayala H.S.) who signed with the Bears in November's early signing period.
"I am extremely happy that Darren Moore will be on campus in August," Boyle said. "He is an integral part of this recruiting class. His ability to play numerous positions will allow him to be an invaluable player for us. Darren is a kid who loves basketball and has a work ethic that will make him a special player at Northern Colorado."
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The sixth in a series of position group breakdowns of the 2011 Georgia Tech football team:
Projected starters: OLBs Jeremiah Attaochu (So. 6-3, 233), Steven Sylvester (Sr., 6-2, 238), ILBs Julian Burnett (Jr., 5-10, 222), Daniel Drummond (So., 6-3, 236)
Others to watch: ILB Quayshawn Nealy was a star of the spring game and could be hard to keep off the field. OLB Brandon Watts moved from the inside and looks ready to take a step forward. OLB Malcolm Munroe and ILB Albert Rocker will also push for time, but will have to fend off a huge signing class. Tech brings in seven linebackers, including Jabari Hunt-Days, brother of Tech quarterback Synjyn Days.
Key losses: ILB Brad Jefferson had 84 tackles, second most on the team behind Burnett, and 7.5 tackles for loss. OLB Anthony Egbuniwe's 61 tackles were fifth on the team. They made a combined 51 starts for Tech. The Jackets also lost backups Anthony Barnes and Kyle Jackson.
Key fact: Coaches have high hopes for Attaochu, who was one of the first players recruited specifically for defensive coordinator Al Groh's 3-4 scheme. With size, speed and agility, he is an ideal fit for the OLB position. In limited snaps as a backup, Attaochu accumulated three sacks last year as a true freshman. He should have more this fall.
Key fact II: Burnett led the team in tackles in 2010 despite starting only eight games. Fast, exceedingly strong and quick to the ball, Burnett might be the best player on the team. As an established starter with a year's experience at his position, he should make a run at All-ACC honors.
Key question: How much can the unit disrupt opposing passing games? Opponents completed 60.5 percent of their passes last year, fourth-highest in the ACC. The 3-4 defense is designed in part to free up linebackers to attack the quarterback, which didn't happen nearly enough last season. This group will undoubtedly be more productive in the pass rush, but the degree is the question. Watch for Sylvester, whose 10.5 tackles for loss led the team, and Attaochu to play faster this fall.
Key development: The depth should be better than last year and the future looks even more promising. Attaochu, Burnett and Drummond were among the most improved players in the spring. After redshirting in 2009, being suspended in 2010 for an NCAA violation and a position switch from B-back, Drummond is ready to see the field. The true freshmen, large in number and size, will hike up competition for playing time.
Outlook: Good. This is an intriguing bunch, one that could be far better at the end of the season than the beginning.
Your turn: What do you think?
July 14th, 2011
8:37 am
The present and future is bright at this position! Puts to rest the idea CPJ can't recruit.
July 14th, 2011
8:37 am
Don't have to see sacks…ints and fumbles will show me that the defense is being disruptive…gettings sacks and tackles for loss are icing on the cake.
July 14th, 2011
8:44 am
Groh's D really needs to majorly improve.
July 14th, 2011
8:54 am
Attaochu's play late in the year was impressive. I'd like to see Hunt-Days on the field this year, starting with special teams. Burnett is a mini-beast. I don't know what to expect at LB from Drummond, but this is his 3rd year on campus, so I imagine his strength and physical toughness has developed.
July 14th, 2011
8:55 am
the whole D will be light years ahead of last year, their 1st with the 3/4. imagine completely relearning your job in 3 months
July 14th, 2011
8:56 am
51 – It's early, and you've already split an infinitive. Slap yourself in the head 3 times and get that brain in gear!
July 14th, 2011
8:56 am
Brandon Watts will be good one, bet he gets a lot of playing time
July 14th, 2011
8:59 am
I get it now, but the headline makes it look like our LB corps is up in the mountains "bear watching." It was a great image.
July 14th, 2011
8:59 am
Sylvester's got the experience, Drummond's got the size, Burnett's got the heart, and Attaochu's got the speed. This unit could be highly productive this year. This defense looks pretty good on paper w/ the experience of the line and the athleticism of the secondary. I hope it pans out. Could be the difference between 6-7 and 10-4/11-3.
July 14th, 2011
9:04 am
PerimeterCenterJacket – I thought the same thing. Send 'em up to camp at Toccoa and have them run the Curahee 3 times a day, and they might see some.
July 14th, 2011
9:05 am
Man, I love watching Burnett. This guy has the world's biggest chip on his shoulder for being short, and he takes it out on ball carriers when he hits. I like to think of him a little like The Waterboy…but with the speed, skill and freakish power-to-weight ratio to back it all up. What an exciting player to have in our colors!
Go Jackets!
July 14th, 2011
9:06 am
Curahee! Hi Ho Silver!!! Go Jackets
July 14th, 2011
9:08 am
Delbert D. Haha, but not Curahee, man…Ross from Friends forever killed the manliness of that hill for me when he ran it in shorty shorts on Band of Brothers (and then became a collosal D-bag for the rest of the series.) Make 'em run the Duncan Ridge…with packs of rocks.
July 14th, 2011
9:14 am
Used to run Crown Mountain in boots and fatigues for fun early in my college days. Not as tough as Curahee, but it was the only mountain handy. 5150 might relate to that.
July 14th, 2011
9:19 am
Respect. My college experience was at Tech, and the worst hill we have is Freshman Hill…not that bad.
July 14th, 2011
9:23 am
By the time I finally got to Tech (postgrad prep work) I was too old to be running mountains.
July 14th, 2011
9:25 am
Not too old to come to games, I hope? Sounds like these linebackers will be attacking from behind a better line this season. If that can help amass just two or three more stops a game our offense should do the rest. It's bound to be an exciting season if for no other reason than we really don't know what this new group can do.
July 14th, 2011
9:31 am
Just for the record… this blog has been up for over an hour and there have been no UGA fans bashing Tech. Has the world stopped?
July 14th, 2011
9:37 am
dauug hit the latest already…kansas should tell us if this a better D………PC, hard making up to the library winter quarter with all the 8am classes they used to have……..
July 14th, 2011
9:44 am
PerimeterCenterJacket – Not too old physically, but I have to spend very wisely. Lots of obligations, much lower income at this time in my life. Supporting one of my kids and grandson who live with us. I attended a lot of games in the '80s, when things were much different.
July 14th, 2011
11:32 am
Was it sylvester or burnette that UGA qb Joe Cox ran over in 09?
July 14th, 2011
12:16 pm
right: It wasn't you, you pencil neck geek. You've never been closer to a football field than the cheap seats.
July 14th, 2011
1:15 pm
Gee, I hope all this football chat won't be for naught, now that the NCAA is coming down on P.J. and his high school offense. My guess is the NCAA finally got around to nailing Tech for impersonating Division I
football. This is too good———-P.J having to explain himself out of what's coming, and Reggie Ball being accused of taking money from UGA to impersonate a Quarterback. This is going to be some of the best entertainment I've had in a long time.
July 20th, 2011
11:11 am
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July 20th, 2011
2:10 pm
Tech will perhaps shock the world this year and win the ACC. The defense will be drastically improved, and they will rescue the offense at the beginning of the year. By the 5th game, I expect the offense to be finding a groove (possibly with V. Lee – especially if they make him the first game starter).
This all works out well with the schedule, which doesn't get difficult until late October.
Like so many have said before, it all hinges on the OL coming together. CPJ has stated that he thinks they will be just fine by the start of the season.
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400 Facts is a new comic written and illustrated completely independently (ie. no money) by myself based on a story and characters that I've been working on for a while. The first issue concerns itself with set up of the central tenants of the comic, literally and figuratively, we're introduced to Eleanor, Adeline, Pru and Del who all come to reside at 400 Factory Lane - the crumbling microcosm where the story is set.
It's been a real learning experience trying to multitask the writing and illustration, at times it was overwhelmingly challenging, but when I finished up the other week I was really looking forward to starting part two and pleased with what part one has set up as a springboard.
I'll be updating the blog regularly with alot of interesting stuff I've got planned so stick close buddy. For now, why not have a look at some samples of 400 Facts Issue #1 below and if you like how it looks you can support me in these endeavours by buying a copy via the link on the right hand side of the page here or by going to the online publisher direct at lulu.com.
ISSUE #1 - Part One: Dedicated to people of Rutherglen
I've just noticed that I'm big in Rutherglen, just outside Glasgow, gettin' a lorra views from there. I don't even know anyone in Rutherglen but I'm sure it's full of lovely, sexy and vital folks.
Well done Rutherglen, I'm going to come over there to live and as I walk down the street you can shake my hand and say 'Great blog Steve!' then pull me close before chanting 'I always knew you could do it Steve' and then later 'This is your baby, aren't you even going to acknowledge your own child? Look at me, LOOK AT ME'.
Also today is the day that 400 Facts marks its debut on these pages, without further ado lets get stuck in.


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Jim Facette is a Marianist Brother currently living in Dayton, Ohio. Born and raised in Milwaukee, he entered the Marianist order right after high school. Jim taught high school math and physics for 25 years, later moving into parish work, social justice coordination and university management support. An important part of his education was living and working twelve years among the poor in Peru. Jim graduated from the Sophia resident program in 2009, a transition year toward his next life step. Jim has recently stepped into the leadership role of the Brothers of Earth, together with Jim Conlon, John Surette and Maurice Lange.
Jim, how did a city boy like you discover Nature?
I see it as coming principally from my father's side. My grandfather, on my father's side, had been a logger up north in Superior, Wisconsin. My father grew up there in close proximity to wilderness. He often took me on hunting and fishing trips into the forests and on the streams and lakes of Wisconsin. As a child I had a number of fears of the natural world—what if I met a bear or other wild animal in the wild, fear of heights, strong winds, especially wild electrical, thunderclap storms. One time we were out in the middle of a large lake when a fierce storm came up. I knew nothing of the Story of the Apostles on Lake Gennesareth in a storm-tossed boat with Jesus, but like them, I prayed intensely as we were thrown about by the chaotic and thrashing waves, finally reaching shore, safely delivered from this force of Nature. I remember my Dad taking me out on the open porch of our house one time during a violent electrical thunderstorm. He enfolded me in his strong arms and helped me come through into the awesomeness of nature. I now love being in the wild, camping and hiking, climbing and just being in communion with this immense, utterly beautiful and fascinating world of nature, of Earth with all her diversity, complexity, and yes, adventure and danger.
Jim, you mentioned that it was later in life that the fragility of our planet really came home to you.
Actually it was the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970 that really opened my eyes. I was teaching high school and the celebration of this day was part of the school curriculum. Through participating in Earth Day I became broadly aware of the environment, the deterioration of earth systems, pollution, recycling. Over time my ecological awareness and consciousness has grown, incorporating me ever more and more into the Deep Story of the Universe and Earth.
Earth Day 1970 achieved a rare political alignment that pulled people together all over the country, resulting in the creation of the EPA and the passage of the Clean Water, Clean Air and Endangered Species Acts. What a gift to have been engaged at the very beginning of this rising national consciousness.
Yes. Yet the real turning point for me came even later in 1991 during a sabbatical at Loyola University New Orleans. Over the course of time, Thomas Berry gave three weekend courses at the university that awakened me to a whole new understanding of Earth. Things started to come together. I was thoroughly captured by the story of the long development of the Universe and the realization that human time has only been the last moments of Universe time. What a powerful and life changing story it is.
Before this 1991 Aha! Moment, your life took a significant turn from being the high school teacher. Tell us about this part of your journey.
I had volunteered to go to Peru where I spent the next 12 years. For the first year and a half, I once again found myself teaching at a high school, in the port town of Callao, just outside of Lima. Gratefully my students were patient with me, assisting me tremendously with my Spanish. The next eleven years were spent working in the industrial shanty town (Pueblo Joven) of Santa Rosa in Callao. I quickly grew to love this area and its people. Mostly I conducted parish work like preparation for the sacraments, youth programs, Spanish lessons for the indigenous of Peru. However, I also became active in the community consciousness-raising of social justice and environmental issues.
What specific kind of social justice issues did you work on in Peru?
This was a work of community organizing. My community worked in consciousness raising (concientizacion). Our focus was in solidarity with the workers and their families, participating with them in the struggle with working conditions, wages, housing and schooling for their children. As part of this we addressed the many debilitating social and environmental concerns severely affecting the Santa Rosa community such as air quality, home and street construction, clean water. Water had to be trucked in before a water storage system was built. All garbage and waste material was dumped into the local river and around its banks, creating a huge sanitation/health problem. The community came together to clean up the river and create a garbage collection system. It was a real privilege and education for me to live and work there. To this day the Peruvian people are very special to me and I remain in contact with them. I also came to love the land—coast, mountains and jungle.
Where did your journey next lead you?
After my 1991 sabbatical I continued to live and work in New Orleans for five more years. Thomas Berry's teachings influenced all that I did. My focus was to get Thomas' message of the sacredness of Earth and all her creatures across whenever and to whomever I could. My first assignment was at a parish, working with African-Americans and Hispanics. Later I took a job at the New Orleans archdiocese as the Hispanic coordinator. During this period I worked with the Peace, Justice and Earth commission within the Marianist congregation. In 1995 I moved to San Antonio, TX to work in a parish and with COPS (Communities Organized for Public Service of the Industrial Areas Foundation).
Just prior to entering the Sophia program, you lived in Hawaii. What did you do there?
For seven years I was on the administrative staff of Chaminade University of Honolulu that is run by the Marianists. My responsibilities included safety, emergency planning, recycling, chemical management, natural disaster management. During this time I participated in the hiking organizations, Sierra Club, Solemates, and the Trail and Mountain Club of Hawaii, hiking many of the most interesting and challenging trails I have every experienced.
Tell us a little about the Marianists.
The Marianists are a religious congregation of brothers and priests formed in the early 1900's by Blessed William Joseph Chaminade. My order is active throughout the world and operates with a strong sense of equality and community. I chose to become a brother instead of a priest because my interest was to teach rather than work in the area of administration of the sacraments.
So, what drew you to the gateway of the Sophia program? And why did you choose the 9-month semester program? How did you like it?
I was looking for a way to pull things together in the areas of the environment, ecology and the new cosmology. Due to my time in life, I was able to take the nine-month program, to do the things that most interested and drew me. It was a terrific experience and I have maintained contact with many Sophia student friends.
Which classes or teachers hold special memories of your Sophia time? and why?
If I could, I would produce a poem with John Fox, sing with Jennifer Berezan and Carolyn McDade, dream with Barry Friedman and meditate with Tim Flinders and Judy Cannato.
Women of Enduring Grace: Carole Lee Flinders, Rosemary Radford Ruether, Kim Hermanson, Gail Worcelo, Kathleen Deignan, the above and below—enduring lives! Who could imagine what grace in bodily motion looks like—Michelle Dwyer. Mary Schmitt, dear teacher and dear friend—Field of Compassion.
Eric Weiss so challenged me to open my eyes and expand my vision, dig deep and discover worlds. Will Keepin and Drew Dellinger, poets, philosophers and visionaries. Terry Smith resurrected Thomas Merton. Story—your name is Masankho Banda and the beat of the drum.
Powers of the Universe and Story—Thomas Berry and Brian Swimme. Jim Conlon—how did you pull it all together and sustain it, leading us all to be co-creators?
And I have never lived with such a diverse, creative and lovely community of people as my fellow students at Sophia! Dear friends all.
I am so grateful.
Has Sophia made a difference in your life? How have you influenced others with the Sophia philosophy?
Most definitely. It drew together the threads of my pre-Sophia studies and life experiences, creating a new platform from which I can operate. I am trying to influence my own congregation to respond to initiatives that include the integrity of creation in a more direct manner — really to widen the horizon of the community vision.
You have recently stepped up to the leadership role of the Brothers of Earth? Please tell me more about this group? Where do you want to take this group? What is your vision for the Brothers of Earth?
The Brothers of Earth is an inclusive Earth-based organization of men who come from a variety of different backgrounds. It started in 1997, co-founded by Jim Conlon and John Surette, with their first gathering held at the Genesis Farm Center of Ecology in New Jersey. As a group we convene every two years at selected locations around the country for a long weekend of discussion, presentations, contemplation and plans of action. Our intention is to draw more men into the group who share the life-embracing, cosmological vision of Thomas Berry.
The next scheduled gathering will be held June 7–10, 2012 here in Dayton at the Marianist retreat house, a beautiful facility surrounded with forest and prairie on an extensive area sculpted by the last glacial age some 10,000 years ago. I am very excited to host this event in June together with Jim Conlon of Sophia, John Surette and Maurice Lange. Steve Dunne, CP, a long-time friend and colleague of Thomas Berry for fifty years, will be the facilitator for the gathering. The details of the weekend are being worked out as we speak. More information about this weekend is available on the new website: http://www.brothersofearth.com.
My vision of where to take the Brothers of Earth is to grow it in number and in heart and to develop a closer bond with the feminine, possibly the Sisters of Earth (a large successful gathering of women who come together every two years like us). I believe that it is critical to have the feminine connection always present in the Great Work as Thomas Berry calls it so as to maintain a healthy balance of Earth. Women need to have a larger role in the present and future. The Brothers need to create a more inclusive foundation for the future.
Any final words or thoughts to share with us.
I am so in love with the Milky Way. I first saw it in the dark night sky of the Hill Country of Texas at a boys' camp called Tecaboca (Texas Catholic Boys Camp, ha, it only sounds Native American) run by the Marianists some ninety miles out of San Antonio. It knocked me out. I have never been the same. I cannot say how many times I have been stirred in my innermost being with that utterly incomprehensible display. But the times have been few and far between. How much of the time the Milky Way is blocked by light pollution! The most impressive time I saw the Milky Way was crossing the spine of the Andes Mountains in Peru in the back of an open bed truck. Cold, very crisp cold. But the sight was so clear and extensive that I thought I was immersed in it. Of course I was.
The above experiences were a kind of remote initiation and formation into the Universe and this planet Earth. How could I have been so blessed! I had it backwards of course. I only became more aware of the evolution of our home, Mother Earth, over a long period of time, and even later learned the vast history of the evolution of the Universe as we now know it from modern science. How utterly enlightening and meaningful it all is. And how amazing that our Christian story resonates so beautifully and seamlessly with the Universe and Earth stories.
Some three hundred years ago the steam engine was invented, followed rapidly by the discovery and use of coal, petroleum…the machines and processes of the Industrial Revolution. It has been quite a ride…and in so many different ways a devastating one. Thomas Berry tells us that we are closing down the 65 million year period called the Cenozoic, a period of incomparable flowering of Earth. Humans have moved through social tragedies, injustices, wars, all the way to what certainly appears to be the ultimate undermining of the planet as we move rapidly toward climate change and global warming.
How can we turn it around? Awareness, transcendence and inclusion, increased consciousness, re-inventing the human? Again, Thomas Berry tells us that we will have to move into what he calls the Ecozoic period. "Our own special role, which we will hand onto the children, is that of managing the arduous transition from the terminal Cenozoic to the emerging Ecozoic Era, the period when humans will be present to the planet as participating members of the comprehensive Earth community" (The Great Work, 1999, Thomas Berry).
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Residents from Clayton County gathered around a cozy fire at Clayton County International Park, last year to participate in the "Festival of Trees and Lights." Lindsey DeLong, marketing and sales specialist, said all proceeds from the event go to Rainbow House, a children's home, in Jonesboro.
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Recipe: Elderflower Cordial Cocktail
After our recent brush with a British expat rhapsodizing over elderflower syrup in cocktails, we realized that while we love this IKEA staple in our soda water, we don't often mix it into our cocktails. Here's the classic British recipe for elderflower cordial and gin. It doesn't quite replace our beloved gin and tonic but the appeal is much the same...
Elderflower Cordial Cocktail
1 ounce elderberry flower syrup
1 ounce good gin
2 thick lemon slices - one to squeeze and one to garnish
6-8 ounces chilled soda water
Pack a 10 or 12 ounce glass with ice. Pour in the syrup and gin and squeeze one lemon slice over. Stir and top off with chilled soda water. Sip through a straw and enjoy!
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I lived on a farm for a year after grad school. I made elderflower concentrate. It was a pain to take all those teeny flowers off, but it was the coolest thing I'd ever done. I brought a bottle of it home with me, and it was claimed by customs. I nearly cried...
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David J. Theroux Discusses Libertarianism on WichitaLiberty.TV
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Independent Institute Founder and President, David J. Theroux discusses libertarianism and gives liberty-based perspectives on current events with host Bob Weeks on WichitaLiberty.TV.
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Is it possible that the U.S. governments response to the 9/11 attacks has served al-Qaeda interests? Despite the hype, U.S. law-enforcement officials have found little evidence of serious terrorist activities inside the country, compelling them to escalate their use of prosecution and entrapment to justify their enormous budgets.
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FTC reaches settlement on illegal debt collection case
Two women who allegedly harassed Spanish-speaking consumers and tried to collect on debts that didn't exist have settled charges filed by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
According to an FTC press release issued today, the women -- Maria Oceguera and her daughter Dulce Rickards -- sold English language courses that they advertised as free except for "shipping and handling fees." Years later, the women went after customers who bought or inquired about the course trying to collect as much as $900 they claim they were owed.
"An overwhelming majority of the consumers who were contacted owed nothing, and yet the defendants routinely engaged in a variety of deceptive debt collection practices," according to the FTC.
A federal judge ordered Oceguera and Rickards to cease operations in 2007, after the FTC began investigating complaints. The women were charged with violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, which prohibits harassing debtors, trying to collect on debts that don't exist, falsely claiming to be an attorney, threatening to file lawsuits when not intending to do so and threatening to arrest debtors or seize their property.
The settlement, approved on May 1, 2008, included a $1.1 million fine, but because the defendants claimed they had few assets and could not pay, the judgment was reduced to about $50,000. The court order also bans companies controlled by Oceguera and Rickards from violating provisions of the debt collection law. The companies are: Tono Publishing, Promo Music, Professional Legal Services and Tono Records, doing business as Tono Music.
See related: "Consumer credit woes mean debt collection boom," "Know your rights: the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act," "11 tips for dealing with debt collection," "Sample letters," "Blog: I'm not a deadbeat, but I play one on my cell phone," "Blog: Debt collector calling...and texting...and emailing," "Handling debt collection calls for a dead person's debt"
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How can UK businesses use text marketing in their advertising mix?
Any marketer worth their salt should constantly be looking at new opportunities to promote products – the rise of mobile marketing has meant there is a new platform to consider.
The idea of sending promotional messages to a person's mobile phone is sure to sound appealing, as the directness and almost instant delivery of a text offers something that other platforms may not. The obstacle that prevents more companies from trying their hand at SMS advertising is that they are not sure how to include it in their marketing mix.
Marketing mix
A brand's marketing mix can include any number of different campaigns on different platforms – it will likely be different in almost every different firm, as a slightly different target market may be aimed for or a separate unique selling point might be publicised. In order to effectively contact different demographics, it may be necessary to use a different platform or approach them in a distinct way.
In recent years, the idea of convergence has gained credence; the idea being that the promotional material you send out on different platforms (social, email, outdoor posters, etc.) 'talks' to each other and involves more than one channel. So a social media campaign could encourage people to look out for a television advert, or a radio spot could call for consumers to follow their social profile.
A key part of making this work is in understanding what your goals are and how each channel works in terms of raising awareness.
Text marketing
If you want to include text marketing in your marketing mix, you should first think about what you want to achieve with the campaign – whether you want people to sign up for something or simply be made aware of a new product. With this in mind, you can then consider which demographic you want to contact and how you can best get their mobile phone numbers.
Text marketing is very much an opt-in service, so you need to provide people with an incentive to give their digits; this could be something like a competition in which they have a chance of winning something significant. With your goal and your contacts in place, you then need to make sure that you are prepared to measure and respond to the call to action in the SMS campaign.
There is huge potential for using text marketing to engage with consumers; one example is of a health and fitness club, which could alert its subscribers to a limited time period offer to get a cut-price deal on membership. The company should make sure they have trained staff to deal with phone calls, or set up the text campaign so a consumer can simply text back to receive a sales call.
It is up to the company in question to decide if they want the deal to be exclusive to online; they could either publicise it on other platforms but insist that people sign up to SMS marketing to get the deal, or they might prefer to just promote it from all angles. The former approach will likely inspire more sign-ups, but the latter could produce greater overall engagement levels.
This is just one example of how text marketing can be added to the marketing mix; the platform offers a great deal of potential moving forward.
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Usually a student who does not actually go to school for whatever the field your company works in. This intern will also think they know what you are talking about when you explain things, but will then fuck it up 6 times before finally asking you to explain it again. This person also has zero accountability, so after they do something enough times correctly and you assume they can be trusted it all falls on you after they leave. This person also will be late most days and ask to leave early every Friday to "Go Home" even though you see them at the bar Saturday night. Said person also asks the boss for time off even though they have only been at the company for 2 weeks out of a 12 week internship... and they will get it... even though the salary employees who work 70 hours a week can't get a day off to save their ass.
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The Fayetteville City Council retreat held Feb. 25 included a number of topics related to the recently annexed West Fayetteville area. One of those topics, presented by Police Chief Scott Pitts and Fire Chief Alan Jones, dealt with public safety service delivery in the 1,200-acre area. Read More»
Travel through the downtown area of Fayetteville has long been a traffic log jam at the intersection of Ga. highways 85 and 54. While there is no available funding to fix the problem, the Fayetteville City Council at its Feb. 25 retreat heard several potential solutions that might be considered in the future. Read More»
With a relatively light agenda for its meeting Thursday night, the Peachtree City Council will consider a request to replace two sergeant positions in the criminal investigations division of the police department with two positions for detectives instead.
The change will not result in a lower salary for either position but is considered necessary since the CID sergeants do not supervise personnel like the other sergeants on the patrol division of the police department, according to a memo presented to council in advance of the meeting. Read More»
The idea of consolidating the Fayetteville Fire Dept. with the Fayette County Fire Dept. is back for the second time in two years. Though turned down in mid-2012 by a consensus of the council, the item was back on the retreat agenda after the city received a letter from Fayette County Commission Chairman Steve Brown asking that the topic be discussed.
Council members at the retreat agreed by consensus to ask the county to provide a detailed report outlining the financial and service provision aspects of a possible consolidation. Read More»
A proclamation noting Fayetteville's participation in Arbor Day was presented to Planning and Zoning representative Julie Brown (L) by Mayor Greg Clifton at the Feb. 20 City Council meeting. Photo/Ben Nelms.
A Feb. 24 vote by the Senoia City Council signaled a new era of public involvement in public meetings, one designed to encourage public participation by providing a venue for residents to speak during any agenda item. Read More»
Tyrone Elementary School is sitting vacant after being closed last year. But an effort that involves the town, the Fayette County School System, the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) Read More»
It will be a major inconvenience for many users of the golf cart path system in Peachtree City, but the path bridge spanning Lake Peachtree will close temporarily beginning March 12. Read More»
The lowered level of Lake Peachtree may not be a beautiful sight to many, but for those living on the lake, it's a great opportunity to get things done.
The lowered lake shows the mucky underbottom to what is usually the most serene, peaceful view in the city. But the lake level is expected to be restored next month by the Fayette County Water System, which uses the city-owned lake as a water reservoir. Read More»
What had been an issue for a handful of Senoia residents on the city's north side with yellow-colored water coming from taps and brown-colored whole house filters has been resolved. A change in filters at the city's Heritage Pointe wells for under $1,000 has solved the problem. Read More»


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Zines are self-published printed works produced by creative people to convey ideas through words and images. Each one is unique in their content, printing, size and assembly, and offer an alternative way for creatives to promote their work. They're also really fun to collect, share, and trade, not to mention a way to contribute to the bigger zine community.
In this class, I will teach the basics of creating and publishing your own promotional zine. I will create a zine simultaneously with you so you will be able to see my process first hand.
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Got into playing minecraft again, saw some cool mod stuff- particularly Hexxit. Then I remembered a few years back I start getting into modding minecraft, but didn't know java, and there was no forge … and thought, well this is cool, I bet in a few years it'll be robust enough that maybe you could really do something without making it your life.
A few years later.
I'm making mods using Forge Mod Loader, and working in their newer 1.7.2 stuff. But it's in Beta, and MCP is in Beta, and there are huge internal changes (good ones) from 1.6 to 1.7, but it does mean that documentation is scarce, and tutorials either are mostly for 1.6, or generally assumed you made stuff in 1.6 and are just trying to convert it to 1.7But, making progress! Behoooold. A remains block. You break it and it drops bones. Yes, yes, small potatoes, but figured how to get this all installed and working when everything shifts from Python installers to Gradle, and pieces together what to do from a patchwork of invalid tutorials, bare bones java docs, and not just a little intuition, I feel pretty good.
I got some plans man. I got some plans. But that's it for now.


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Colin Farrell has big shoes to fill, both literally and figuratively, as he steps into the role of Douglas Quaid in Sony's Total Recall remake, which hits theatres this Friday.
The role, which was made famous by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 1990 film of the same name, is that of a "simple worker suffering from strange violent dreams." From there, things take off and Quaid soon finds himself on the run as he tries to unravel the secrets of his past.
Recently, at the film's LA press day, we sat down with Farrell and discussed with him his role in the film. The actor spoke to us about acting opposite himself, kissing the director's wife, comparisons with the original Total Recall and much, much more.
Read on below for the full interview.
We Got This Covered: You had a couple scenes in Total Recall where you were acting opposite yourself. How was that?
Colin Farrell: Movie magic put me in. I remember Sam Jackson saying he loved green screen, because he was working with his favorite actor: himself (laughs). It was fun to do Quaid and Hauser. Hauser was after the fact. That thing on the piano was done 7 or 8 months after the film was finished shooting.
We Got This Covered: Did you go back and look at the original Total Recall before you started filming?
Colin Farrell: I did, but for no other reason than just boldness. Probably more to annoy myself and give myself a dose of the nerves, really. And to see if I could instill myself with any premature regret. I only looked at the film after I had signed on to do it. I'd probably seen the original four or five times in my life and loved it the first time I saw it.
I've said in press before that I wasn't weaned on Arnie's stuff, but I remember all of his films growing up, from Commando to Red Heat, from Terminator to Running Man and Predator, which still stands to this day as one of the great action films ever made, so I had an idea of what I was getting into. There's a corner of the film fanatical society of the world that really loved that film and probably feels strongly against anyone revisiting the material, you know. It was different enough. Tonally, when I read the script, it felt so different, even though the plot points are the same.
We Got This Covered: This is the second Philip K. Dick adaptation that you've done. Did you read the original story?
Colin Farrell: I did read it. I just marveled about how many tiered levels of complexity that Philip K. Dick could achieve in such a short space of time in regards to the fracturing of a person's psychology and the uncertainty of what was real and what was not. I did such a number on the short story. I couldn't believe it. I thought it was brilliant. It was nothing like either of the films.
To me, the concept of the implantation of a memory and experience, that's a fantastic concept, but how that is fleshed out into a feature length story in both films is incredibly different than the short story. I know I've read that "this film goes back to the short story" but I'm thinking, "No, it doesn't. That's bogus."
I think, in reflection, that it may be a little bit closer to the short story just because there's slightly more tension paid to the psychological journey and the existential crisis that Quaid finds himself in in the remake rather than the original. I may be wrong. I haven't seen the film. I should maybe go and have a look at it, but I think I'll wait until Wednesday. (laughs)
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We Got This Covered: Were you surprised that there weren't more lines of dialogue closer associated with the original?
Colin Farrell: No. If you're trying to be different for the sake of being different, then as a general rule, you'll probably get yourself in a bit of trouble eventually. I think the same rule holds if you're doing a remake. If you can somehow manage to find a way to have some level of unique storytelling and filmmaking when something is being revisited, while still honoring the context and the story of that thing you want to remake in the first place, well that's probably a really smart move. I think that's what the writers on Total Recall seemed to manage. I certainly felt that way when I read it.
There are no one-liners in the film. I like that it went in a different direction. I like that there's no Mars in the third act. Even though, I was annoyed as a film fan thinking "Aw, there's no Mars, no mutants, no little person with a machine gun on a bar shooting people."
The fan in me was going through the things he wanted in the film, but that was the fan in me. He's a nice guy and stuff, but he's ten and I say that without any judgment, but I didn't want him making creative decisions in the film. There was literally a couple more things I would have liked to see in the remake, but I went "No, trust what this is. Trust that it's different. Trust that it's a new vision of a story already told," and that was it.
We Got This Covered: With the current state of the economy, do you think the story of a guy looking to go somewhere to get an escape makes it even more relevant today?
Colin Farrell: Yes. I think anything that is external of the self used to experience some escape from where we find ourselves in our lives at any time, there's usually some catch inherent in something like that, whether it's booze or drugs. Maybe the catch is anything that exceeds moderation can get a little bit messier. The catch with this is implicit. When I ask Bokeem's character if he's heard of Rekall and he goes "Oh, they mess with your mind," it alludes to the fact that the science isn't completely down yet.
The way Len wanted to design it kind of suggests that it's a little more back-alley than it was in the original. There's no doubt that every day we're looking for meaning in our lives. Every single one of us is. I think that starts very young. You're looking at your parents, if you're fortunate enough to have both parents, one parent, foster care or whatever it may be, you're constantly looking for meaning. You're looking for where you fit in the grand scheme of things.
Total Recall was first and foremost a big action film, there was plenty of existential questioning that I could afford myself as an actor approaching the material about the nature of personality and character and the relevance of history and background. Of course, Quaid finds himself as a new man who is rid of every kind of memory he has in life. Everything that he believes is true, real and experienced is shown to be a fabrication ten or fifteen minutes in. He has no idea who he is. He just has certain feelings and suspicions and doubts more than confirmations. The whole story is him looking to, whether it's psychologically, emotionally or a marriage of both, confirm to himself who he is.
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We Got This Covered: Was it uncomfortable kissing the director's wife?
Colin Farrell: Oh yeah (laughs). It's one of the more unfortunate positions I've found myself in in fifteen years of doing this racket. And Len wasn't even polite enough to leave the room. Thank god it barely touched first base.
We Got This Covered: Did you want him to leave the room?
Colin Farrell: No, not at all (laughs).
We Got This Covered: Most sci-fi projects see a pretty bleak future. What you think about the vision of an optimistic future as opposed to the ones commonly seen?
Colin Farrell: Sometimes, the best way to show a person where they are is to show them where they're heading. Sometimes, people are too close to something to see how it is, but if they're given a concept of how it might become, they can, through the reference of that concept, have a clearer picture of what stares them straight in the face.
I think science fiction allows a certain distance and a certain objectivity where you go "It's in the future, so it's not happening." So, there's not an immediate fear or defensiveness that kicks in. Whereas, if it was a criticism of something in the present, it's too close. It's too personal that it can't be allowed to be something that's actually happening.
It seems that science fiction has the prism of being unreal, a prism of being a future that doesn't exist and is incredibly fictional. It allows certain things that are very topical and pertinent to be addressed in a way that is kind of subversive, that's kind of secretive, that kind works on a more subversive level.
The things that Philip K. Dick wrote about are things that human beings have dealt with time memorial since when we were tribal races dotted all over the planet. The idea of power and autonomy and the collective society, the elder and the high priest or the presidents or the chancellors and a group of political aids taking care and representing the goodwill of greater people. The idea of a class system. The upper classes and the proletariat and all these things. So, I think that's what Philip K. Dick's writing will continue to be as relevant in eons to come as when he put pen to paper.
That concludes our interview but we'd like to thank Colin for his time. Be sure to check out Total Recall when it hits theatres this Friday!Previous


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Mini rugby is a game for any child (boy or girl) from Primary 1 upwards who is prepared to run, tackle and generally get completely covered in mud.
What does it cost ?- The cost for a season of mini rugby is twenty five pounds per child. The SRU have decreed that all Mini rugby players should have insurance cover, thus five pounds of the club fee is put directly against insurance for your child for the season. This fee is payable at the beginning of the season.
The remaining money from the fee covers the cost of juice and a pie on match days and laundry bills for the tops
Where do you meet? - We meet at the Rugby Club in Dalkeith on a Sunday. Generally this is at 10:30 for training (on the park at 11:00) but the time changes if we are playing an away game. If there's none there and the club is open, pop in and take a look at the youth noticeboard in the foyer.
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Version 0.3.1 of aubio has been uploaded at http://aubio.piem.org .
This is a bugfix release. Changes include:
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* do not call pthread_ in aubio_midi_direct_output, thanks karsten wiese
* move help-aubio*.pd aubio*-help.pd, thanks Frank Barknecht
* aubiocut: fix output of -b, use os.path for filename generation
* update default cflags, use ${top,build}_dir in configure.ac
* fix various signed/unsigned mismatches
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