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Man to Man: An Interview With Donald Miller
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CW: Do you think any man can become a wounded healer? And what advice would you give a man who feels unqualified to heal or mentor?
Miller: I think any man can become a wounded healer, especially guys who grew up without dads. So much of my story is about not knowing. I remember believing - in my senior year of high school - actually believing that I was stupid, that my brain didn't work as well as other people's brains worked. And it wasn't until I had a teacher who basically pointed out that I was intelligent (I had written an article) that I learned I was a good writer. In other words, it wasn't until somebody outside myself said hey, you're intelligent, that I could actually believe that. So I began reading, and of course that's what I do today, I read and think and pray. But it took somebody else telling me. So I think there are people who think, "Oh, I could never lead, I could never [mentor]," but that's not true, it's really not true, and what we need to do is step in and give affirmation and keep moving forward. If we act "as if," sometimes the "as if" becomes true; you just have to keep doing that in faith. So yes, any broken man can become a wounded healer. No matter how badly you're broken, God can use you to heal other people's lives, whether you know it or not.
CW: Regarding feelings of stupidity or worthlessness, you admit in the book that you still sometimes struggle with thinking your words are "just going to be another burden on the world's library."
Miller: It's always something that you fight, but more and more I'm trying to just get over that, and say this is an ability that to some degree God has given me, and use the opportunity that God has given me. I need to stand up and I need to use it, and receive what He's given.
CW: Your previous answer about qualification reminds me of a Christian camp director who was fond of saying that God doesn't call the qualified, He qualifies the called. To use your terms, you might not even know you're in a situation to be a healer or mentor. I just find that very interesting that you would say you may not even know you're doing it.
Miller: I know, there's no question. We're having a dramatic effect on each other's lives and we have no idea that we really are. Aren't the people who have affected our lives the ones who have the most confidence that what they say and do matters? The people who have the confidence to come to us and say, "Hey, you did a great job and I'm proud of you"? Those are the people who have the most dramatic effect on our lives. But if you think about it from our perspective, we always say, "No, no, we wouldn't dare, and who am I to say I'm proud of somebody?" We need to get over that and realize that what we say matters, and we need to own that responsibility. We need to affirm people and speak into their lives.
CW: If that doesn't happen, do you think there are life lessons or self-beliefs that a boy just won't get without a father? If so, which ones?
Miller: The biggest one is that he is affirmed and loved. Not going to learn that without a dad. Probably not going to learn it well without a mom, for that matter. It's just a necessary component of upbringing to our well-being, to have a father say, "You're loved, I love you, I care about you." I long for that every day. I wish I had a dad who would say that. I'm 34, and I still want that. It's not going to go away. There are other people who do that in our lives and that's great, and everybody walks around with some sort of pain, some sort of wound, so I'm not playing the victim card here, but that's the big one.
Then there are all sorts of lessons that we see, like the 85 percent of guys in prison who grew up without fathers. 85 percent. That's an enormous percentage, and those are the ones who had no father in their home. If you think about the ones who had a bad father, you're up over 95 percent. Only about 1 percent of all the men in prison had good father figures in their homes. That means if every father in America didn't leave his family and cared about his kids, our prison population would be about 1 percent of what it is now. This is an enormous issue!
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Broccoli as a meal?
I am persuaded that broccoli is good for me, but it leaves me cold. Literally, I steam it, put it on the plate, with some butter or olive oil and garlic, roll it around, then put the leftovers into the fridge until I can throw it away again.
But I am trying to build more meals around veggies. I have learned to love sweet potatoes (mmm-baked then dressed with feta cheese, hot peppers and cilantro), squash (mmm-with tomato sauce, sage butter or ginger-marmalde) and mushrooms (mmm-just about anyway you can imagine).
But broccoli?...please, Broccoli lovers out there...inspire me.
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Listen to roro....roasted broccoli is great!
If you have broccoli with a baked potato, that's a pretty nice and healthy meal and you could jazz it up with cheese if needed. Last night, I made some broccoli with chickpeas, garlic, and tomato sauce for a pretty quick dinner...I could have put it over pasta or rice but I ate it plain with a sprinkle of parm cheese.
Ooh, also, what about stir-fry? With red bell pepper, broccoli is really super.
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This combination also makes fantastic pasta sauce-- roast or boil some broccoli, then toss it in a pan with olive oil, garlic, anchovy, pepper flakes, and some water from the pasta that you're boiling at the same time. You can leave it in pieces, or even cook it until it falls apart and makes a sauce for the pasta. Dump in the drained pasta, add enough salt and a sprinkle of parmesan.
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Wow...sounds so great...broccoli is on sale this week here for $1.49 for an entire large fresh head...had some last night and then for lunch today...will probably have more tonight...LOL! I've been eating less and less pasta but that sounds really great.
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If I substituted anchovy paste for anchovies, am I looking at about an inch of paste for a "head of broccoli? I'm not shy about fish, just don't want to oversalt!
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I'd say that sounds like a good starting point to me! I'd probably go for a bit more, but good to try it and see. I find that the broccoli sauce, particularly if you're using it with pasta, does require more salt than you'd expect-- I often find myself adding some, even after I've added the cheese. So chances are it won't get too salty from the anchovy, but I'd just taste it and discover about how much you like :)
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Roasted broccoli is like crack. So good. I like to do it at a higher temp (450-500) for more crispy goodness, but any way you slice it, this is the best way ever to make broccoli.
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Broccoli soup is delicious. Cook the separated florets in chicken stock until just just tender crisp. Remove from stock. Peel and chop the stems, cook in the stock with sauteed onions and celery until soft, puree. Add the florets back in. Add some light roux to thicken or half & half or cream, if you want. Salt and pepper, of course, but any other seasoning you like. A dash of nutmeg is good. Serve with a sprinkle of grated Parmesan.
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Another way to do broccoli soup:
1. Peel a potato and slice it very, very thin.
2. Peen an onion and slice it very, very thin.
3. Put a pan on very, very low heat and put in some butter or olive oil. Put the potato and the onion in the pan, cover, and sweat them for maybe 15 minutes. If they show signs of sticking, stir them a few times.
5. Meanwhile, cut up the broccoli -- stems into thin slices and florets into little pieces.
6. Add the broccoli to the pan, and about a quart of chicken stock. I use the boxed stock from Trader Joe's. Turn the heat up to high.
7. When it comes to a boil, turn the heat down to medium and let it boil gently for half an hour.
8. Puree it with an immersion blender, or in batches in a regular blender. Puree it until it as smooth as you can get it.
9. Return the pureed soup to the pan and heat it up. Add salt and pepper as needed. About 5 minutes before you're ready to serve, add a quarter cup or so of milk (optional).
The potato gives the soup a very nice mouth feel, and the combination of the broccoli and onion flavors is terrific. You can also do this kind of soup with other green vegetables -- e.g., asparagus (very good), or with, say, some kind of winter squash.
You ca roast it in the oven until crispy just like cauliflower. It's really quite good, it's one way I get hubs to eat more veggies. You can stir fry it with soy, garlic, ginger. You can add black bean sauce to it as well. If you're not a vegetarian, broccoli and beef stir fry with oyster sauce is pretty tasty on rice.
My husband likes roasted vegetables, but not broccoli or cauliflower. There are only two ways he will eat broccoli, and in great abundance: cream of broccoli soup (I make it with Velveeta) or baked with Velveeta and Ritz cracker crumbs soaked in butter. Do you notice a trend? Maybe something cheesy will help though.
Broccoli is a wonderfully versatile vegetable. I avoid boiling it because, unless it's cooked for a very short period and remains crisp, boiling extracts too many of the vitamins and minerals from the florets and stems. Steaming is easier to control and because the broccoli isn't immersed in boiling water it extracts fewer of the food value.
I serve broccoli topped with a good mayonnaise or sometimes just red wine vinegar and/or a bit of chopped garlic and some olive oil or combinations thereof. I chop it rather fine and include it in soups, casseroles, stews and other dishes. My grandson refused to eat broccoli when he was about two years old. He decided he liked it if he could dip the florets in ice water before each bite. Hey, give the kid some ice water.
Broccoli cheese casseroles are wonderful (try adding some lightly crisped bacon pieces to the dish) using a bechamel sauce as a foundation, and including broccoli as part of a roasted vegetable plate is always a nice addition to a meal.
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Not to forget (which I did) broccoli salad. Using just the florets and the short sections of stems attached thereto, cut into small pieces (about 1/4 - 3/8 inches in size) and mix with a dressing of mayonnaise, red wine vinegar, sugar (to taste) add some finely chopped red onion, and maybe some chopped nuts (pecans, pistachios or cashews are nice) or perhaps raisins or currants, and add some crisp bacon bits. Mix it all up (not too much dressing, just enough to moisten the mix) and refrigerate covered for an hour or two.
Fantastic .....
Steamed...not too soft/mushy, still bright green.
Serve with (Yukon Gold) potatoes or potato salad, sweet potatoes, or squash.
Serve with quinoa or brown rice (topped with salsa!)
Stir fry with carrots, red bell peppers, onion, garlic, snow peas, cashews, add pineapple, or pickled ginger, and tamari.
Serve with pasta, artichoke hearts, and hummus.
Chopped up and sauteed with olive oil, garlic and anchovies, then braised a bit with pasta cooking water, served w/ orichette (pasta ear-shaped half-shells) and romano is a revelation!
Or broccoli salad as a side: Chopped medium, then mixed with dressing of mayo, apple cider vinegar, a touch of honey, S&P and either crumbled bacon or raisins. It's really, really good!
did anyone say souffle? A nice cheese souffle w/ some steamed broccoli folded in should make a nice supper.
Great simple salad/side dish as made by some friends with their own olive oil:
lightly steam or par-boil broc florets and stem pieces
cook bow-tie pasta till al dente, drain and add broccoli
toss with late harvest meyer lemon olive oil, lemon zest, lemon juice and fresh chopped garlic mashed into a paste with some salt.
top with shaved or grated Parmesan and black pepper.
I could eat it all day. The fresher the broccoli, the better. Farmer's Market or your own garden is best.
I had a sample of broccoli 'slaw' and it was GREAT. It was basically cole slaw with shredded broccoli instead of cabbage. Yum!


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At first stroll the garden on the ten-acre pastoral estate in New Canaan looks all prim-and-proper English, the sort of space where the stiff upper lip has the upper hand. The haughty hollyhocks hold their heady blooms high, the pretty primroses offer their bouquets like homecoming queens and the regal rhododendrons wear their blossoms like crowns.
A second peek behind the leaves of the magnificent copper beech and great ash trees reveals an unexpected Indian accent. It is heard, ever so softly, in the fragrant blossoms of the Madhumalti vine and is echoed in the sensuous evening perfume of the snow-white Mogra flower. It is picked up and repeated in the collection of antique bronze statues, including the good-luck god Ganesha, tucked into a niche near the loggia.
The exciting and exotic voice of the bucolic garden, which recently won a Palladio Award for excellence in traditional design, comes from architect Dinyar Wadia, of New Canaan–based Wadia Associates, and his wife, Gool, who have infused the garden's English country roots with charming idioms from their enchanting native land, India.
"This estate was built by an English architect for an English family," Gool says. "It feels like it's in the Cotswolds. My husband and I love English gardens. The English were in India for 300 years, and, as Indians, we have learned to mix with all cultures, which is what we have done in this garden."
The Indian influence is felt at the front gate, where the estate's name, Gitanjali, sets the tone for the garden's theme. Hindu for "Song Offerings," it refers to the nature-themed epic poem of India's 1913 Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore. "I'm very traditional," Gool says. "I miss India. This may be my country, but India is my motherland."
Surrounded by a deer fence concealed by a mixed English border of trees, shrubs and flowering plants, the circa 1870 slate-roofed and stucco cottage, which is Edwardian style, has welcome written all over its vine-covered walls. "Indians are well known for their hospitality," says Gool, who designed the garden. "It is natural for us to invite people — friends and clients — for dinner and to walk around the grounds."
In addition to the 5,000-square-foot main house, which was the estate's original guest house, visitors see a veritable Eden complete with an English-style potting shed, a stone gardener's cottage, a pool house and swimming pool, two greenhouses, and a teahouse that has a stone hearth and a leaded-glass window.
"We keep up the tradition of serving tea in the English style," Dinyar says. "I come home for lunch every day for tea. Tea drinking is part and parcel of our daily lives."
And the teahouse, which is original to the property, makes the ritual extra special. "We brew our own tea, which is imported from India, and I make my own blends," Gool says. "I use fresh lemongrass, mint and cardamom from the herb garden and add to it hot milk and a little sugar."
When the Wadias bought Gitanjali eight years ago, the house and garden needed a lot of tender, loving care. They updated the interior of the house and restored the exterior and grounds to look much as they did in Victorian times. "We even rebuilt the bluebird house in cedar so that it will last 100 years, longer than we will," Gool says. "We hear all the birds chirping at 5 a.m. every day, but we haven't had any luck getting any bluebirds to move in."


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By Score Atlanta
Parkview 5, Mill Creek 0: Parkview senior Jessie Foster improved his record to 11-0 with a complete game shutout. Foster struck out six while allowing just three hits. The host Panthers were led at the plate by Edwin Arias, who went 2-for-4 with an RBI triple. Hunter Thornton got into the act with two hits and an RBI, while Josh Hart has two runs and an RBI. A three-run seventh broke it open for Parkview.
The defending Class AAAAA state champion Panthers advanced to the finals, where they will host arch-rival Brookwood.
May 23rd, 2012
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Gosh, we almost got a whole paragraph! Congratulations to Parkview, it's players, their coaches & ever-faithful fans!!! I guess we'll have to sweep Brookwood to get the gaudy write-up they got.
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So true! The PROFESSIONAL writer who wrote Brookwood's article even "forgot" about a Parkview baseball state title, not a small detail at all. Since Parkview won 45 in a row and 3 straight football titles (and 2 baseball titles in 2001, 2002), anyone that is not from Lilburn or lives there HATES Parkview. Sadly, the only people who have any respect for Parkview is their arch rival Brookwood. You think that may be because they are the most successful athletic programs in Gwinnett history that have become state powers? I do. Gwinnett struggled at the state level until the mid-late 90's. People loved to bash them then, laugh that they struggled. Now, people hate Gwinnett teams. As a Lilburn resident, I am glad that the baseball title will be vs Brookwood. The only people who any respect for orange and maroon are each other. Play with pride.
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Dear Phil: Thank you for posting these pooths of my home town. It is hauntingly familiar and yet stunningly strange to see the changes wrought through the years. We lived there from 1959 1973. I was very touched to see Agnes Semmler's grave marker in one of your pooths. We knew her well. Thank you again for the memories.


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The Linn County Attorney's Office says the Cedar Rapids mayor did nothing wrong in approving three recent projects.
The report, issued Friday, comes after a complaint by Lisa Kuzela to the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board alleging Mayor Ron Corbett had a conflict of interest involving two transfers of property and the City Council's approval of a new casino in Linn County.
Corbett is also vice president of trucking company CRST International.
The Linn County Attorney says the claims of conflict of interest have no merit.
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Go on – Bounce It Forward
Bounce It Forward is based on the philosophy of the pay it forward idea: no act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
The idea behind Bounce It Forward is to encourage people to become consciously aware of the effect that their words and actions have on one another – how they impact someone's confidence, self-worth, attitude and ability to play an active part in the world around them.
The aim is to create a global society of compassionate people who consciously make an effort to walk the talk each and every day – spreading kindness, making a difference to people's lives and putting a whopping great smile on their faces. It could be as simple as a smile, opening a door, or just listening. It's all about supporting one another on the roller coaster of life so we're more able to bounce back from the curveballs that knock us down.
Reflect for a moment on the euphoria that swept England during the Olympics and New Zealand during the Rugby World Cup last year. The dynamic effect of the collective energy was out of this world. Competitors reciprocated their support for one another's achievements and spectators cheered for every nation. Just imagine the kind of world we could create if we adopt the same attitude toward one another on a day-to-day basis.
Rather than having a Random Acts of Kindness Day each year, the organisers of Bounce It Forward want New Zealand to lead the way with acts with kindness every day, and to be an inspiration to the rest of the world.
To get the ball rolling, they need a company/group/individual to sponsor a load of balls, which will be distributed around New Zealand for people to buy and "bounce forward" to a person who shows them an act of kindness. They want every educational organisation to have access to the balls so that children learn and integrate the principles on a day-to-day basis.
Any profits would be invested in a Trust to keep the momentum bouncing forward. In time, the funds could be distributed to every country in the world to aid a sustainable project that helps people and the planet flourish.
So start thinking now about ways that you can Bounce It Forward and get the ball rolling.
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In today's economic crisis it's all about getting the most bang for your buck, right? Griffin's latest, the Powerblock and Powerjolt Reserve are a two for one iPod/iPhone charger at a slightly added cost. You see, aside from being a standalone charger – the Block for the home/office and the Jolt for the car – the device include a detachable 'Reserve' battery pack that charges at the same time as your iProduct. So when you're all charged up and ready to hit the road you can pop off the additional battery pack and toss it into your pocket. Griffin doesn't specify how much additional juice you'll get from the Reserve battery, but of note the iPod Touch and Nano are rendered useless since the Reserve battery blocks their headphone jack. The PowerBlock is coming soon and the Jolt is currently back ordered. Both devices cost $39.99.
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If you're looking for a full grown beard or mustache to admire, there is no shortage in Austin. This weekend, a competition will determine who has the best facial hair.
Jeff Raye has been growing this baby out for about 2 years. He will compete in the Austin Facial Hair Club's 8th "Come and Shave It" beard and mustache competition. More than 200 contestants from all across the country have signed up. Jeff tells us it's taken him a while to get his beard into tip-top shape.
"When I first started growing it out, by beard was going in all sorts of directions and I have to admit, I borrowed my wife's straightener there a bit but I don't have to use that anymore," says Raye.
Bryan Nelson, President of the Austin Facial Hair Club, tells us there will be 13 different categories in the competition. Judges look at the fullness and color of the facial hair, among other things.
"Some guys put curler in their beards. There are freestyle categories in some of these competitions where people have her beards out of her and there's bicycle wheels and moving parts. It's crazy," says Nelson.
The competition will be held at Mohawk and starts at 1 p.m. on Saturday. For more info you can go to www.austinfacialhairclub.com.
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So i just heard there is an amazing underground even going down tomorrow yall.
Miss Sandwich is headlining :)) AND im most positive this event will be amazing theres no way with the effort put into it we wont have a blasssssst.
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I think Alison might be lending me the ticket in, hahaha hooo yaaa. I might be going to come see you tonight! <333
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British artist Bronia Sawyer's lifelong struggle with dyslexia is the basis for her work entitled Book Sculptures. Printed pages are intricately folded and shaped into Rorschach inkblot tests, floral blooms, and human lungs, showcasing a vivid contrast of shadow and light and converting Sawyer's weakness with words into visual artistry. Visit the artist's website to view more of her moving work.
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Truce in truck weight debate
The American Trucking Associations and the Association of American Railroads are backing a truck weight limit freeze in the House transportation appropriations bill in hopes a unified front will hasten passage of the legislation.
The current funding bill ends March 31, representing the most recent short-term funding extension Congress approved after the last omnibus appropriations bill expired in 2009.
The House rules committee was expected to review the Republicans' H.R. 7, or the American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act, this week. The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Feb. 3 had passed the five-year, $260-billion funding bill, which contained an allowance for states to opt for a 97,000-pound limit for single-trailer trucks with six axles.
Later that day, the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure voted to amend the bill to freeze weight and lengths during a three-year study on potential impacts heavier trucks could have.
Although the ATA supports the weight-limit increase and AAR opposes it, the associations issued joint statements to discourage congressional members from reinserting the controversial legislation as an amendment, ultimately delaying the bill's passage.
The bill also allows a pilot program where federal officials may grant a maximum of three states permission for trucks weighing up to 126,000 pounds on 25-mile segments of an Interstate within the state.
Last November, President Obama signed legislation that includes a measure allowing trucks weighing up to 100,000 pounds on interstates in Maine and Vermont. Previous federal exemptions had been granted to New Hampshire, Massachusetts and New York to exceed the 80,000-pound limit on interstates, but these vehicles had to divert to secondary roads when entering Maine and Vermont.
Congress has not passed several stand-alone bills introduced to freeze or increase truck weights and lengths in recent years. Federal size and weight laws have remained unchanged since 1982, save for the 1991 freeze on longer combination vehicles, according to Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance.
Congress should not approve significant changes until "we have a more uniform, methodical and science-based approach to evaluating the safety, infrastructure and environmental costs and benefit combination vehicles," CVSA stated.
The Governors Highway Safety Association echoed that, adding many states have increased speed limits, making a speed differential more dangerous for heavier trucks, especially when merging.
The speed differential and the increased difficulty for truckers to maneuver these vehicles are among the reasons Owner-Operators Independent Drivers Association opposes the change. Small trucking companies would be forced to buy new or retrofit trailers to stay competitive, it added.
OOIDA and Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety disagreed with the American Trucking Associations' argument that a more productive truck size will require fewer trips, decreasing the number of trucks on the road.
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NFL Network analyst Jason La Canfora is reporting that Bengals OLB Dontay Moch has been suspended four games by the NFL for using a banned substance:
Bengals LB Dontay Moch, a 2011 3rd round pick, has been suspended 4 games for using a banned substance, pending appeal.
— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) May 20, 2012
The Bengals selected Moch in the third-round of the 2011 NFL draft. Moch would go down with a foot injury during the preseason opener and later suffered from with migraine headaches. He ended up missing every game last year, and will now miss the first 4 games of the 2012 season if the Bengals opt to keep him on a roster that is already thin at LB. After hitting home runs with A.J. Green and Andy Dalton with their first two picks, it now looks as though they struck out worse than Drew Stubbs with the Moch pick.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Officials at the Minnesota Zoo were considering an end to a popular dolphin exhibit several months before the Legislature approved $4 million that many state lawmakers thought would be used to fix up the dolphin tanks.
Minnesota Public Radio News reports Wednesday that documents show the zoo's discussion was underway well before Gov. Mark Dayton and lawmakers signed off on $4 million in state bonds for the zoo.
Zoo director Lee Ehmke says some members of Dayton's staff and a handful of lawmakers were notified of the possibility, but he admits failing to get the message to everyone.
Ehmke says the money will still be used to refurbish the tank which may be used to house stingrays or sea lions. But several lawmakers want a hearing on the matter.
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BOSTON- Sen. Scott Brown has revealed he was sexually abused as a child several times by a camp counselor and has detailed physical abuse by a stepfather.
The Republican senator from Massachusetts made the revelations in an interview to air Sunday night on "60 Minutes."
Brown says a camp counselor threatened to kill him if he disclosed the sexual abuse. He also says he looked into buying a home where his stepfather had physically abused him just so he could "burn it down."
Brown emerged on the national political scene with his improbable victory in the race for Sen. Edward Kennedy's seat. He details the childhood trauma in a new book, "Against All Odds."
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THE INNER DEMON OF r, RELIGION r-T I The Weber State University See page 6 Volume 66 Issue 77 wsusignpost.com Friday, March 26, 2004 IP o Presidential candidates speak out By Wendy Leonard editor in chief The Signpost The executive powers at Weber State University are being sought after. Five presidential candidates are vying for one spot and the primary race is winding down. Only two candidates will continue to final elections next week, when at week's end, a new president and other officers will be named. "It's a pretty even match, so many of us appeal to the same group of people, and as far as I can tell, everyone is neck and neck," said candidate Megan Hansen. If elected, Hansen is confident she will represent students at the state level, showing legislators students are serious about education. Many candidates have been working on motivating students to vote. As of Thursday afternoon, more than 1,700 students had voted, meaning the race could be close. "Voting in general is my number one issue; it's important for student voices to be heard," said Shevonne Nelson, who is running for president and is focusing on the different perspectives of student government. Nelson said her diverse involvement on campus gives her a new and different perspective she believes will benefit WSU. Presidential candidates have had more than ample opportunity to publicly address student concerns and issues facing the campus. A diversity debate Wednesday incorporated the candidates' ideas of student involvement and integration. A general presidential debate Thursday allowed students to ask questions and receive immediate answers from the candidates. Presidential candidate Christopher Rogers is promoting his experience i 'ip .1 n ; j jjjTiwi fit) , i m Mtim-wwijgin"iniiMHMiuwiwmiTf KlHIr Tin- il'iilffllllllTftfr"' . ..yg . Presidential candidates Christopher Rogers, Cody Jones, Shevonne Nelson and Megan Hansen line up to be questioned at Thursday's debate in the SUB fireplace lounge. and involvement in many of the areas students are involved in. "I really have a well-rounded perspective on a lot of issues," Rogers said. "I have the drive and the See Candidates page 1 1 Quarter credits not void A story in Wednesday's Signpost contained factual errors that may have been misleading. Credits earned on the quarter system will not be voided but the graduation requirements will change for those students declared under the 1997-98 catalog. As of the end of summer 2004, students who had used the 1997-98 quarter system catalog will have to use more recent catalog requirements in order to graduate. Media ethics scholar addresses stic ky :jou r ria f i s tics i t u a t i o n s By Shane Farver correspondent The Signpost Jay Black, . a nationally renowned media ethics expert, spoke in the Stewart library Special Collections Room Thursday about media ethics. Communication majors in attendance heard that ethical decision-making goes beyond a gut feeling and moral codes. "We have to do the heavy lifting," Black said. He explained that ethical decision-making for those in the media is a balancing act. Black, who won a Freedom Forum Journalism Teacher of the Year award in 1997, said ethical decision-making uses authority, precedent.' amotion and logic to obtain a final decision. However, journalists should not be overly concerned with stepping on toes. "A great deal of what we do in journalism shakes up the status quo," Black said. ' Black gave examples of Peter Arnett who was fired for calling the Iraq War a "failure" and Geraldo Rivera's revealing troop movements in Iraq as examples of crossing the ethical line. He said journalists must strive for the optimum amount of truth and the least harm. Ethical decisions can bring about heated arguments, and it's Black's job to "bring some light to the heat." In a course taught at Brigham Young University, Black witnessed students who could recognize moral issues and understand n ,.ral obligation continually struggle 'with developing analytical skills. Black tries to aid students in making rational decisions Jay Black concerning ethical problems. After the speech, Blackheld a workshop on campus to "bring some light" to WSU students. He presented students with . an ethical dilemma involving a public-relations professional 'whose decisions would affect herself and her community. Students role-played all characters in the dilemma as Black pointed out the loyalties and values each character See EthiCS page 1 1 I v . ft-'- ; ,, : ,'-:,- '! : -: ...-. .'." .....'.-: - . - -- : - Making music Brooke Nelson (left), Becky O'Neil (middle) and Stacey White (right) make a music video Thursday afternoon in the Shepherd Union Ballroom. Student Activities and Fun Flicks sponsored the music-video-making process that went from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and was free to WSU students. State fights for poison prevention in the home By Christine Harms asst. copy editor The Signpost Of all the injuries drat happen to children in the home, poisonings are the most preventable. By presidential proclamation, March 21-27 is National Poison Prevention Week. The purpose is to raise awareness of the dangers of unintentional poisonings and to remind the public of steps diat can be taken to prevent poisonings in the first place. This year's theme is "Children Act Fast ... So Do Poisons." The Utah Poison Control Center was established in 1971 and is a program of the University of Utah College of Pharmacy and University of Utah Health Sciences. In 2003, over 53,000 calls were placed to the UPCC seeking help in dealing with poisoning. A staggering 60 percent of the calls involved children under 6 years old. Fortunately, the UPCC is able to safely and effectively manage nearly 90 percent of die emergency calls for children at home. The kitchen All harmful products stored in cabinets should have child-resistant caps. Products like furniture polishes, drain cleaners and some oven cleaners should have safety packaging to keep children from accidentally opening the packages. Keep all potentially harmful products stored in their original containers. If products are stored in containers such as drinking glasses or soda bottles, someone may think it's food and swallow it. Store harmful products away from food, up high and out of a child's reach. The best way to prevent poisoning is to make sure it's impossible to find and get the poisons. Locking all cabinets and closets that hold dangerous products is the best poison prevention. "We have all our poisons in locked cabinets that are out of reach of the children, and we keep those locked at all times," said Suzanne Decaria, Weber State University hourly child-care supervisor. "We keep the food separate from the nonfood products and make sure that only food items are on the food counter." The bathroom Most over-the-counter medicines and prescription drugs come with child-resistant caps. Check to see that they are properly secured. These caps have been shown to save the lives of children. Destroy old medications. As medicines get older, the chemicals can change. What was once a good medication may now be a dangerous poison. Pour contents down the drain or toilet and rinse the container before discarding. 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Extra Scoop: Jena Malone in Talks to Star in 'Catching Fire'
July 03, 2012 Extra Scoop
Actress Jena Malone is in negotiations to play snide tribute Johanna Mason in "The Hunger Games" sequel "Catching Fire," a key role that will be reprised in the trilogy's third installment, "Mockingjay." Read more at the Hollywood Reporter.
Here are more hot topics for July 3!
'Spider-Man' Swings to $7.5 Million Late-Night Debut – Reuters
Deena Cortese of 'Jersey Shore' Gets Hit with Fine After Failing to Use Sidewalk – FOX News
Terry Crews to Appear on HBO Series "The Newsroom" – MLive.com
J.K. Rowling Reveals Post-Harry Potter Book Cover! – E! Online
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THE MAN WHO STOPPED AT NOTHING and Other Stories
Four great fantasy stories from the pages of Fantastic Adventures, Imagination, and Fantastic: The Man Who Stopped At Nothing by Paul W. Fairman. Dorn was dead, but someone was still attempting to bring him back to life; And All the Girls Were Nude by Richard Magruder. Nathaniel invented a camera lens which eliminated the clothes on all of the girls he took pictures with; The Exquisite Nudes by Adam Chase. Aliens animate statues in an art gallery, resulting in a lot of problems for the statues and the people in charge; The Wife Factory by Clyde Mitchell. The Professor invents many machines and his latest one creates women out of the thin air. The magazine texts have been reset and the original illustrations are included.
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My fiance, daughter, and I were on the late night ghost tour last decemberish. Throughout the tour i snapped a ton of photos of everything. This one caught my eye because the one before it had nothing in it but this one clearly has what appears to be a cloud of smoke in it. I had to enhance the colors of the photo to properly show what i see in the picture. If you look at the top of the smoke There seems to be a skeleton face with a top hat. You can clearly see the brim of the hat. The other funny thing was there were no fires, cars, or any smoke what so ever around and it was a clear night with no wind.- mike from MD
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The F Major Chord (AKA F Chord or Fmaj Chord) is an infamously challenging chord for new guitarists to play. The main reason for this is that the chord is usually played as a barred chord as seen on Diagram 1.
Diagram 1
Notice that all the strings are pressed down with the index finger. This is referred to as a Barred Chord since several strings are barred with the index finger across the guitar fretboard.
Diagram 4
One of the main problems that beginners face is stretching their fingers into the position as shown on Diagram 4a and instead uses the position seen on Diagram 4b.
F power chord (or fifth chord) is a guitar chord that is made up of the root note (F Major in this case) of the chord and the fifth interval. Power chords are played on the guitar's bottom (thickest) strings and are used to intensify distortion on electric guitars.
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Guitar Chord - A group of notes that are usually strummed at one time
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Barred Chord - A chord that has several strings pressed by a single finger
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The markers of old infarction(heart attack): When there is heart attack, first to appear on ECG is ST elevation followed by pathological Q waves in relevant leads. ST segment settles in a short time but the Q waves persist for a long time, often for years, as a tell-tale sign of a bygone heart attack. So, in majority of cases, Ecg shows old heart attack
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Thanks man, I sure am!
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The rare post that hits the "Why do we have so many out of state students" whine (read: money, higher academic profile, desire) and vague hints at xenophobia. Impressive.
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That's some mighty big optimism. I like it. But that's because everything else is so dismal and depressing.
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This article references the event you're talking about. The left side of the Badget line last year was very solid, but the right side was young and pretty inexperienced.
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December 29th, 200310:57 am
I've been, as so many other Allan fans, a bit disappointed in his recent few films. How nice to report that "Anything Else" catapults Woody back to the top of the movie makers' mountain. What a delight to find oneself immersed in a nonesensical love story. To have the aging father figure Mr. Allan spouting useless multisylabic opinions about psychiatry, great philosophers and the meaning of life as he guides his young friend to a new future insires deep humor and out and out laughs. Mr. Allan, moreover, makes it clear to us that his philosophical musing are nonsense when he tells that hoary old joke "Patient: Doctor, it hurts when I do this. Doctor: Don't do that!".
The acting of the entire cast is as usual in Allan films top-notch. The New York background is superb as is the selection of classical jazz and blues for mood. I recommend this film to all and give it the highest rating.
— davidvcohn
October 2nd, 200312:27 pm
i have missed the last few woody allen pics because his track record was bad. the buzz on this movie was that this was funnier, more enjoybale than his most recent.
Jason biggs is self conscious, christina ricci is ok but a very wierd, one note character and woody has written a juicy part for himself, though its the same tired stuff. The problem is that the dialogue is not funny...and the plot, try as I did to find one, didnt exist. So, to recap, not funny and no story.
— 821777, new city
September 27th, 20034:24 pm
I've read that Louis Armstrong, toward the end of his life, was booked into a club in Montreal and a critic from one of the papers there reviewed his opening at the club and it was a very negative review. The reviewer had an obligation to his audience, of course, and he also may have had , along with his/her editor, the alternative of not writing, not printing the review. This is the place, sad to say, that Woody Allen has reached, and like the Scotsman, I think it is perhaps better to say nothing at all than to say something negative. Well, at least he didn't have himself moving to California, a state he once described as having the single cultural advantage of allowing right turns at red lights. That was 30 wonderful movies ago. Maybe he should do serious films again, since the comedies are not working.
— adriana207a, Red Hook, NY
September 26th, 200310:14 am
This was one of the funniest Woody Allen movies I have seen in a long time. It was totally reminiscent of "Annie Hall." My friends and I felt that the Dobel character didn't really exist except in Falk's mind. Dobel is Falk's alter ego as Falk is Woody Allen's alter ego. The New York scenes were, as usual, wonderful. And Woody Allen has finally shown us a bit of Brooklyn. I recommend this movie to all Woody Allen fans.
— glowedca, Palm Desert, CA
September 23rd, 20039:16 am
First, an admission: I left the movie after only 40 minutes. This means I saved over an hour of boredom. What propelled me out the door was not so much the unsympathetic characters (hapless, helpless, shallow), their unrealistic lifestyle (limitless time, ample funds, no jobs), the fantasy Manhattan (an occasional extra ambles by in the outdoor scenes, otherwise empty streets and parks) -- what was a real turnoff was the lack of humor and the garbage language. I can't take lack of wit and an adolescent sexuality. When you can't think of a plot, revert to shock value. Who does Woody think I am, an idiot? I'm not staying to listen to garbage. I left to enjoy the beautiful Manhattan day, and left all those hapless, helpless audience members in the dark, over-airconditioned theater.
— eileenrpollock
September 22nd, 20039:40 am
I'm a major Woody Allen fan who found this movie a major disappointment. If anyone else had written such a sour ripoff of "Annie Hall" I would be recommending legal action. The characters are flat & unlikeable and the humor is stale & hackneyed. Save your money -- go rent one of Woody's classics from back when his humor was fresher and nicer.
— sgmcknight, Virginia
September 20th, 20037:14 pm
the funniest lines are about hurricanes, Isabella as name of restaurant & blackout. Otherwise, I felt it was not up to standard Allen fare. And use of talking directly to camera by Biggs well it gets tiresome. And Ricci as the girlfriend was a basket case.
Save your $ & go see something else, anything else!
— sktmps
September 20th, 20037:01 pm
We feared Woody lost his touch and was in for more decline after a string of some cute but unremarkable films like Curse of the Jade Scorpion, Small Time Crooks and A Hollywood Ending. We were wrong, as Woody proves, in this hilarious, moving and thoughtful film. Jason Biggs (whose early marriage, early divorce and work as a comedy writer mirror's Allen's real life) does a terrific time portraying a young man tortured by his inability to break off self-destructive relationships. The Manhattan background is again romanticized and beautiful, as is the music in the film. Bravo.
— fn-fal
September 20th, 20035:07 am
I'm a huge Woody fan but thought this film was dry, flat and empty. There was nothing that even came close to a laugh or a storyline for that matter.
Jason Biggs name "Falk" seemed to be lifted directly from Meet The Parents-what was that all about? It was embarrassing.
And when the Woody Allen character advocates keeping a loaded rifle in your house for protection I thought dude you've lost it. If there was parody in this it sure escaped me.
A major disappointment.
— johnbaylin, San Diego
September 19th, 200310:15 pm
Being in New York I have seen Anything Else its first presentation day.
It seems the beginning of a new Woody, trying to take a tutorial position with a survival kit to a new American delicate circumstance: both from a young social psychoanalytical crisis as from an adult questionable search of unreachable fulfillment, Amanda's mother.
In this movie Woody comes close to the real present situation and experiences the inability to introduce a new Freudian analysis to explain the deep Amandas instable life and the passive role of Jerry.
This movie is anyway amusing and may be easily seen and remembered. I hope that after Alaska, Woody will be back soon with a new beautiful landscape of his marvelous Manhattan, the real object of his analysis and love.
Amanda is very real as his mother, Danny Devito is dumped as Danny's Rose in his homonymous movie and represents an impossible intermediation between the art and the market.
With Sonia my wife I enjoyed the movie and the message that there always will be either a west coast frontier or a North Alaska waiting for Woodys unlikely escapes.
— pinesma
September 19th, 200311:23 am
In his review of Anything Else, Mr. A. O. Snow spends most of his time ragging about Woody Allen's deafness related to idioms of New York speech. Woody Allen's genius was here long before Mr. Snow, and will remain so long after Mr. Snow has disappeared.
The reason people will go see Anything Else is because Woody Allen is in it... as has been the case with all of his other movies. They won't be disappointed.
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