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11th Annual International Research And Philosophy Symposium:
The Future of Vertebral Subluxation Research
October 17-19, 2014 – Sherman Campus
- Friday, October 17, Workshops from 4 – 8 pm
- Saturday, October 18, 8 am – 6 pm
- Sunday, October 19, 8 am – 1 pm
Sherman College of Chiropractic will host the 11th annual International Research and Philosophy Symposium (IRAPS), the only peer-reviewed conference on vertebral subluxation research and the philosophy of chiropractic. The conference will be held October 17-19 on the campus of Sherman College of Chiropractic in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
The theme this year is The Future of Subluxation-Centered Chiropractic. It is a pivotal time in the history of the chiropractic profession. Philosophy and research will play important roles in defining the profession for the future. The theme is designed to allow participants to orient their papers and their poster presentations toward the future. The theme will set the tone for the conference, which will include a keynote speaker who will offer a vision for chiropractic's future in research and philosophy.
Where is subluxation-centered chiropractic going?
- What role will research play?
- How will the philosophy adapt?
- How might we help to ensure that subluxation-centered chiropractic not only survives but thrives?
This year's symposium will include:
- workshops to help you grow and broaden your skill sets in research and philosophy
- expert panels who will discuss some of the most critical issues related to chiropractic today
Simon Senzon:
Documenting the history of our philosophy
Eric Zielinski &
Dr. Jon Chung:
Writing a case study for publication
Upper Cervical Panel Discussion:
Moderator: Michael Lenarz, D.C.
Panelists: Julie Mayer-Hunt, D.C.; Andy Roberts, D.C.; Charles Woodfield, D.C.
Pediatric Panel Discussion:
Moderator: Peter Kevorkian, D.C .
Panelists: Ron Castellucci, D.C,. A.C.P.; Christopher Kent, D.C., J.D.; Martin Rosen, D.C., C.S.P., C.S.C.P., C.S.P.P.; Elizabeth Peacock, D.C.
Full Spine Panel Discussion:
Moderator: Bill Decken, D.C., L.C.P.
Panelists: Daniel Vaden, D.C.; Eric Jaszewski, D.C.; Andreas Soderstrom, D.C.; Nick Spano, D.C.
The goal of IRAPS 2014 is to bring together the leaders in philosophy and research centered on the vertebral subluxation to build a stronger academic community worldwide. Our hope is to foster a view that the chiropractic profession continue to be:
- Centered on vertebral subluxation
- Based on vitalism
- Dedicated to research
- Developing a discipline of philosophy
Hotel Information
The Marriott at Renaissance Park
Marriott hotel offering your special group rate:
Spartanburg Marriott for $119.00 USD per night
Book your group rate: Sherman College IRAPS Room Block
Start date: 10/16/14 – End date: 10/19/14
Last day to book by: 9/25/14
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Fourth Annual Oktoberfest Set for Thursday, October 16
Sherman alumni and friends, along with students slated to graduate within the next year, are invited to meet Alumni Association officers and enjoy a German meal and beverages at the 4th annual Sherman College Alumni Association Oktoberfest on Thursday, October 16, at 6:00 pm.
Hosted by the Sherman College Alumni Association, the party is held in honor of the student interns, giving the future chiropractors an opportunity to meet alumni association officers and colleagues.
Anyone coming into town to attend IRAPS at Sherman is also invited to join the fun.
Advance reservations are required.
Contact the Alumni Office at 864-578-8770 x 277 or email
Alumni and guest charges for the meal are:
$28/individual; $45/couple
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$35/individual; $60/couple
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Updated December 17, 2012: A Newton County man is charged with assaulting his ex-wife.
Anthony Bruenn, 41, is charged with assaulting his ex-wife with a baseball bat Thursday night, then binding her with duct tape and holding her captive overnight in her apartment in Loma Linda.
Sheriff Ken Copeland says he had broken into the house and was waiting for her in the garage.
Copeland says she convinced him she needed medical care and Bruenn dropped the victim off at Freeman hospital.
He's in custody on a cash-only bond of $100,000.
Posted December 16, 2012: Newton County Sheriff's Office arrests 41 year old Anthony L. Bruenn after allegedly assaulting his ex-wife with a baseball bat.
Sheriff Ken Copeland says it started around 8:30 Saturday night at her apartment in Loma Linda.
Bruenn allegedly beat the woman with a baseball bat, tied her hands and feet together with duct tape, holding her at the apartment.
Bruenn has been charged with 1st degree assault, felonious restraint and armed criminal action.
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(04-12) 10:54 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- A 22-year-old Hayward man who was driving drunk when he ran over a Pennsylvania boy leaving a Giants game last year promised to "turn things around" for the injured child's family after a judge sentenced him Wednesday to a year in jail.
Before being sentenced, Andrew Alan Vargas spoke to the court and expressed remorse to the family of Ryan White, the 9-year-old boy he hit with his pickup truck Aug. 4. The boy suffered a fractured pelvis and a lacerated liver when Vargas ran over him while driving drunk and turning onto Mission Street after going the wrong way on New Montgomery Street.
"I have learned so much out of this, and I'm determined to turn things around for them and will do everything in my power to avoid others from making the same mistake that I committed," Vargas told Superior Court Judge Nancy Davis.
The boy's parents, Ken and Roseanne White, told the judge in a letter that they could not come from suburban Philadelphia to attend the sentencing hearing because their son will soon undergo his fourth operation since the crash.
Prosecutor Omid Talai read the letter on their behalf, in which they said they hoped Vargas was truly remorseful and would not forget how he left their son, now 10, in extreme pain.
"You are incarcerated because of your actions, but Ryan is also incarcerated because of your actions," the parents said. The boy's injuries have left him unable to enjoy activities he used to love, such as bike riding, swimming and martial arts, they said.
When the crash happened, Ryan and his family were walking back to their hotel after watching the Philadelphia Phillies play the Giants at AT&T Park. The Whites, who live in Yardley, Pa., are lifelong Phillies fans.
The family signed off on a deal under which Vargas pleaded guilty last month to felony drunken driving with great bodily injury, Talai said outside court. In addition to the year in San Francisco County Jail, Vargas must serve five years' probation, undergo nine months of alcohol counseling and perform 100 hours of community service.
Vargas, a recent Cal State East Bay graduate, had been charged with hit-and-run for leaving the crash scene in his pickup truck, but those charges were dropped.
Ryan's parents told Vargas that sending him to jail for many years would serve no purpose.
"From what we have heard, you are a good young man," their statement said. "You made an extremely irresponsible choice to drink and drive. We don't want you to sit in jail forever and do nothing."
They added, "We are glad that you want do to everything in your power to prevent others from getting behind the wheel while drinking."
This story has been corrected since it appeared in print editions.
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This dress is an industry size 10 with measurements: 37.5" bust, 27" waist, and 37.5" hips. Most of the chiffon fabric pieces were basted onto muslin using contrasting thread to help match the center front and center back since the chiffon would move at the breath of a mouse. Haha.
There is also hand basting to help with the construction as well. An invisible zipper was sewn on to the left side seam. If I had to "guess-timate" how much time this dress will take to sew, then it would be about 10 hours. I made the patterns and fixed them myself.
The materials I used are muslin (pre-shrunk by me), chiffon fabric under rows of chiffon detailing, and a crinkled type fabric as an under lining for the bodice.
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this dress is an exercise in extreme patience!! which i admire in others as i posses none of it! Plus it is a very lovely creation. wonderful work!!
Thanks for your compliment! The trick is to not have a deadline to finish. Haha!
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Adorable dress! Lovely fabric as well ;)
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Thank you!! :)
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Birchbox moms are our biggest fans—they do everything from sending cookies to the office to snapping pics of their proud un-boxing moments. They also happen to be a very beauty-obsessed bunch (maybe it's guilt by association). In honor of Mother's Day, we polled our moms and asked them to name the Birchbox products on their wish list.
Bridgette and her mom Barbara Howard
"The Ojon Volume Advanced Volumizing Shampoo and Conditioner are great products that Bridgette has given me as gifts."
Birchbox moms are our biggest fans—they do everything from sending cookies to the office to snapping pics of their proud un-boxing moments. They also happen to be a very beauty-obsessed bunch (maybe it's guilt by association). In honor of Mother's Day, we polled our moms and asked them to name the Birchbox products on their wish list. Take a peek, and don't forget to pick up a gift for your own mom while there's still time: order by noon tomorrow, and select Next Day Air delivery!
Rachel Liverman and her mom An Hinds
"I would like a whole year's worth of Jouer Lip Enhancers this Mother's Day. I am obsessed with this product—my lips are so thankful!"
It's no secret that we're a pretty mom-centric office. Back when our subscriber count was in the four digits, we joked that mamas Beauchamp, Chen, and Barna were keeping the lights on in the office by buying face cream. Nowadays, even though our membership and our team have grown, we still have plenty of maternal support. Every month, our Birchbox moms send us their own pictures and videos, and tell us their (honest!) opinion of their products. It's some of our favorite feedback. Here are some pictures of Birchbox moms and their latest deliveries.
"I loved FIX Malibu and Clark's botanicals smoothing cream, both smell and texture." —Jane Rissman (a.k.a. Jillian's mom)
Deborah Prinz (a.k.a. Eric's mom) couldn't wait for the mail to arrive!
"At eight degrees in Chicago tomorrow, I am going to face the day with my Borghese Curaforte Moisture Intensifier. Take that, winter!" —Lisa Stebbins (a.k.a. Meredith's mom)
Beth Silver (a.k.a. Rachel's mom) sent us an un-boxing video! She loves her FIX Malibu Immaculate Complexion and Algenist Firming and Lifting Cream.
Did you gift Birchbox to your mom? We'd love to see pictures or video of her enjoying her gift! Send 'em on over to firstname.lastname@example.com
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We love Birchbox moms more than anything. They send us baked goods, give us profound words of encouragement, and they keep their vanities well-stocked with goodies from our Shop. One such mom that almost single-handedly keeps us in business is Sally, mom of our lead brand relationship manager, Alta (or as I call her, Altista). Sally's bathroom counter is proof of her continued support, which of course means the world to us. We love this photo and just for kicks, we've listed out everything pictured above. Thanks so much for your purchases, Sally. Keep 'em coming!
It's T-Minus six days to Mother's Day — do you have the perfect present picked out yet? Here are a few more ideas to inspire you, from our own moms. And don't forget — order by the end of today and we'll make sure Mom gets her gift in time!
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"I'd love either of the Serge Lutens fragrances, because there is nothing better than smelling great."
Rachel and her mom, An Hinds
"One of my favorite things to do to recharge and renew is to take a long soak in a beautiful bath. I'd love some Zhena's Gypsy Tea Chamomile Tea — it's my favorite drink to help relax my mind and body."
Hayley and her mom, Eileen Maisel: I like doing things together for Mother's Day. The gift doesn't matter as much as the togetherness. But a gift that's used together — that's perfect! Now that you're grown up daughter, it would be fun to have Mother/Daughter DIY Spa time. Mothers like me don't know the latest products and techniques. It would be fun to learn from you on Mother's Day. We could do polish each other's nails, fingers and toes. You should sell a kit with Zoya nail lacquer, Zoya Polish Remover, and AHAVA Dermud Hand Cream. I could feel young with a cool nail polish color I'd never try on my own.


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Pobreza en la adolescencia en áreas rurales y urbanas en Uruguay
AbstractThere is partial evidence that suggests that adolescences living in rural aereas in Uruguay enjoy fewer opportunities than those living in urban aereas. In this paper we aim to provide a well-being comparison of adolescent living in rural and urban areas in Uruguay. The analytical framework in based on Capability Approach developed by Sen (1992) and Nussbaum (2001). We follow the methodological recommendations proposed by Alkire & Foster (2007). In sharp contrast in the conclusions from the country's official income-based poverty measure, which acknowledges lower poverty levels in rural areas, our results shows that youngsters living in rural aereas live in worse conditions than urban ones.
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*61% think Michelle Obama will be a good first lady, but only 53% think Cindy McCain will be a good first lady.
*66% thought McCain attacked Obama unfairly, only 48% thought Obama attacked McCain unfairly.
*2% scared if Obama wins.
*30% scared if McCain wins.
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Jason – Shovel Build for Sale
Posted by Hon | December 20th, 2012 | Filed under Parts for Sale
I haven't posted regularly in a long time. I also hadn't been to Jason's shop for like 2 weeks. Well I went yesterday and out of no where, he's got this Shovel near done and it's for sale! Someone is going to get lucky and pick this up. If you are interested, you better contact Jason before he decides to keep it. When he's in the zone the results are clear, you know this bike is going to be solid. Check out some pics.
Wanted – Inline springer handlebars
Posted by Hon | May 9th, 2012 | Filed under Parts for Sale
Just missed these on JJ. If anyone has a set they want to part with let me know, firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks!
Photo stolen from Jockey Journal.
WANTED: 18″ Kelsey Hayes
Posted by Hon | February 10th, 2012 | Filed under Blog, Parts for Sale
Looking for an ORIGINAL 18″ Kelsey Hayes rim to be laced up to a star hub. Preferred original paint or black powder coat, weathered and patina is great. Let me know if you have anything firstname.lastname@example.com, it's for my 45 project so it must be runnable. Thanks!
Throttle. X Adam Nickel Colab T-shirt now on Sale!
Posted by Hon | October 31st, 2011 | Filed under Blog, Parts for Sale
It's been on my mind for the longest time to do some kind of shirt for the blog, couldn't figure it out until now. I'm so into 45′s at the moment that I thought an old vintage racer illustration would be great place to start and who better have do the illustration than Adam Nickel. I first saw his work on the cover DicE 28 and then on all the fantastic artwork he's done for Born Loser.
If you like the artwork, I've had it screened on 4 different color tee's, Black, Dark Chocolate, Navy, and White – you can get them here: throttlefmc.bigcartel.com. Get them while you can, be receiving orders through the week and mailing on Fridays. I'll drop some off at Jason's place for the local guys who want as well.
Hope you all like the way they turned out as much as I do! Email me if you have questions, firstname.lastname@example.com.
For Sale: Honda Hornet
Posted by Hon | September 18th, 2011 | Filed under Blog, Parts for Sale
My buddy Al has got one of his trusty daily rides up for sale. Please see what he has to say about it below or better yet, email him with any questions at: firstname.lastname@example.com, he'll be riding it to the Soul Seekers show for anyone that want a first hand look. He also passed along some other cool pics, thought I'd share. Check it out.
"It's a 2004 Honda 599 a.k.a. Honda "Hornet". It's a reliable and fast street weapon but also designed with long haul ergonomics in mind. My longest day on it is 1212kms!!! I'm riding it to Soul Seekers so if anyone wants to check it out in person it'll be there.
I'm looking to sell it or possibly trade for an Evo Sportster if the opportunity presents itself."
"As far as the other pics go…..that was just some stuff in the garage that I'd never pieced together. Looks kinda neat. BCS plunger frame, swap meet springer, and a tank I stumbled upon a few weeks ago. To bad I don't have the Triumph motor to go in there."
WANTED – Preunit Rigid Inner and Outer Primary Cover
Posted by Hon | August 28th, 2011 | Filed under Blog, Parts for Sale
If anyone has a RIGID Triumph preunit inner and outer primary cover from the early fifties (50-54) in usable condition and would consider selling, please let me know, email@example.com. If it's a set that would be great, if it's just the individual inner or outer that is o.k. too. Any help would be appreciated, shoot me an email and pics of possible. Thanks!
Pic from JJ while searching, hope I grabbed the correct shot.
Mike D from Born Loser's latest definitely is a factory preunit rigid setup.
Jason – 1962 Pan – Lowrider – FOR SALE (SOLD)
Posted by Hon | June 7th, 2011 | Filed under Parts for Sale
Wow, Jason went for the Lowrider Style with this one and nailed it. It's for sale too. Let me know if you are interested!
For Sale: 70′s Triumph Engraved Covers (SOLD)
Posted by Hon | February 26th, 2011 | Filed under Blog, Parts for Sale
If you want them go here or contact Jason for more info.
For sale: 79 XLS Sportster – SOLD
Posted by Hon | February 5th, 2010 | Filed under Parts for Sale
Someone is going to be very lucky, stock 79 XLS Sportster with a JPRC motor rebuild. Contact Jason (firstname.lastname@example.com) for all the details. You know you want it.
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FS: Amen Saviour Plunger – SOLD
Posted by Hon | October 7th, 2009 | Filed under Blog, Friends, Parts, Parts for Sale
Off old vintage sporty. Want it? Let me know, Jason is selling.
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Tide tables and solunar tables for sport fishers in Old Lyme. Find out the forecast for high tides and low tides before setting out to fish, and other fishing-related data such as the lunar phase, tidal coefficient, sun and moon rising and setting times, hours of maximum fish activity, weather conditions in Old Lyme ...
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Today Tuesday, 16th of September of 2014, the sun will rise in Old Lyme at 6:32 am and sunset will be at 6:56 pm. Today we can see the moonset on the horizon at 295º northwest at 2:21 pm.
In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first high tide was at 5:22 am and the next high tide will be at 6:01 pm. The only low tide of the day will be at 11:28 am.
The lunar phase is a Last Quarter Moon. Today we will have 12 hours and 24 minutes of sun. The solar transit will be at 12:44 pm and the length of time the moon will be visible will be 14 hours and 21 minutes.
The tidal coefficient today is 37, a low value, which means that the range (difference between high tide and low tide) will be lower than on other occasions and the currents will also be small. to end the day with a tidal coefficient of 38. The tide heights today are 3.0 ft, 0.7 ft and 3.6 ft. We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for Old Lyme which is of 4.9 ft and a minimum height of -0.7 ft.
The solunar fishing calendar in Old Lyme tells us that today is an average day for fishing, the fish activity forecast is average. Please, read more about solunar tables. The best times of day for fishing are:
Tide timetable for Old Lyme. The times are generated in local time in Connecticut and the daylight saving time change is calculated automatically, so you don't need to add or subtract anything. You will also have the lunar phase, sunrise and sunset times, the tidal coefficient and the average fish activity forecast for each day according to the solunar tables:
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NOTE: The times reflected in the tide table for Old Lyme are tide forecasts only valid as references for sport fishing. They shouldn't be used as a guide for navigation. The heights are expressed in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).
MLLW is the average of the lower low water height of each tidal day observed over the official time segment over which tide observations are taken and reduced to obtain mean value (Tidal Datum Epoch).
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A female shoplifting duo from Lehigh County, with three youngsters in tow, used a 14-year-old boy as their lookout, officials said.
Neighbors Ashley A. Knauss and Kaitlin M. Petersen tried to steal $358.53 worth of household products they stuffed into insulated Walmart bags, a diaper bag, a book bag, a purse and a baby stroller at the Walmart at 3926 Nazareth Pike, Bethlehem Township, Northampton Co., around 4:45 p.m. Saturday, officials said.
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Knauss' 1- and 7-year-old daughters were with their mom while she was shoplifting, officials added.
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Andre Miller scored 31 points -- 15 in the final eight minutes -- to tie a playoff career-high, and the short-handed Portland Trail Blazers became the only road team to win their opening game with a 105-100 victory over the Phoenix Suns.
Miller, who is taking a bulk of the ball-handling duties in the absence of Brandon Roy, added eight assists and three steals for the Blazers, who are looking to snap a four-series losing streak that dates back to 2000. Roy will miss at least this series with a torn meniscus in his right knee, and that news came well after Portland lost centers Greg Oden and Joel Przybilla earlier in the season.
"I was just trying to stay aggressive and play solid transition defense," Miller said. "I was just trying to get the ball up court before they could set their defense and force some mismatches."
LaMarcus Aldridge provided a good low-post presence in scoring 22 points, while Nicolas Batum added 18 in the win. Jerryd Bayless came off the bench to contribute 18 points to help the Blazers grab home-court advantage, and Marcus Camby grabbed a game-high 17 rebounds.
Steve Nash had 25 points and nine assists to lead the Suns, although he missed a potential game-tying three-pointer in the final seconds. Phoenix, who came into the game winning 14 of 16 and its last eight home games, shot only 41.8 percent overall from the field in the loss.
"We just didn't play well enough tonight. We got ourselves in some good positions, but we couldn't finish it," Nash said. "We couldn't really get going and make a bunch of shots."
After missing the playoffs last season, Phoenix won 54 games this season and was largely viewed as a threat to unseat the Lakers as Western Conference champs. Instead of holding serve at home on Sunday, the Suns became the lone top-4 seed to lose Game 1 of their first round series.
Amare Stoudemire scored 18 points and grabbed eight rebounds before fouling out late, and Leandro Barbosa had 13 points in defeat.
The Blazers trailed by four with eight minutes to play, but Miller spearheaded a 15-8 stretch, scoring 11 points during a 4 1/2 minute span.
Miller's two free throws gave the visitors a 92-89 lead, and Bayless increased the cushion to 99-92 after his two makes from the line with 1 1/2 minutes to go ended a 7-3 spurt.
The Suns fought back, though, and a Nash layup with 54.5 ticks left brought Phoenix to within 99-95. Portland looked to put the game away, as Camby snuck behind the defense for an uncontested dunk attempt, but the ball bounced off the back rim.
Jared Dudley missed a three for the Suns that would have made it a one-point game, and Bayless went 1-of-2 from the line for a 100-95 lead with 37.5 seconds left.
The Portland lead stood at 103-97 with 15.8 seconds left before a Jason Richardson off-balance three cut the Suns' deficit to three. Phoenix fouled Bayless on the inbounds play, but the 83-percent free throw shooter missed both, giving the Suns one more chance.
Nash came down the court and fired a long-range three, but his shot was off the mark; Miller drilled two free throws at the other end to seal Portland's win.
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Day 16
For you did not receive a spirit that
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And by him we cry, "Abba, Father."
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My child, how I love to call you that! Do you know what a treasure you are to Me? Do you know how many times a day I am thinking of you? And do you know how it grieves My heart when you forget how much I love you? Did you know that if you had been the only one, I still would have died for you?
You have no favorites, Lord. Your home is never too full. Your table is never too small. Your arms are never too short to embrace me—and all who call You "Daddy." I speak Your name, and a heartful of emotions well up in gratitude to You.
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Today, Rob is a professional hair artist and founder of Rob the Original Barbershop in San Antonio. As the local San Antonio Spurs (@officialspurs) enter a rematch with the Miami Heat (@miamiheat) in the NBA Finals tonight, requests for his popular basketball-themed styles continue from Spurs and Heat fans alike.
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St. Louis Cardinals' fans and Cincinnati Reds' second baseman Brandon Phillips have quite a history, dating back to an altercation between Phillips and Cardinals' catcher Yadier Molina back in 2010. Ever since, Cardinals' have booed Phillips every time he comes to the plate, fields the ball or breathes. Phillips repaid Cardinals' fans with a game-winning RBI in the ninth inning to go with a solo home run earlier in the game in the 13-4 defeat of the Redbirds. Phillips is not liked in St. Louis, yet despite the animosity, Phillips did take time to tweet before the game about just how special the Cardinals' home opener celebration and tribute of Stan "The Man" Musial was. #OpeningDaySTL... WOWWWW!!! What an AMAZING Tribute of the Legend #StanTheManMusial!!! RIP #6
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The Difference between a Boy and a Man You're Dating
One of the many dilemmas in dating is finding out if what you got is a man or a boy. Oftentimes, we find ourselves in confusion to what the cosmic universe is trying to tell us. So let's keep it simple. A girl is attracted to boys. A woman is attracted to men. This has nothing to do with age. This refers to the maturity, direction in life and stage of life. Many people regardless of the age will never grow up. A girl can be described as someone who lacks independence, lacks self-respect, occasionally throws her crown and are insecure to many things in life. A woman is an independent, career-driven, ambitious, confident person and doesn't let insecurity rule over her.
- A boy is afraid of rejection and will never let his ego and pride be stepped on. A man is afraid of rejection but is brave enough to decide putting his ego and pride aside.
- A boy makes promises written in air. A guy means what he says and will follow through promised actions.
- A boy is inconsistent and his values are not concrete. A man takes time to reflect on his values.
- A boy is at the bar with his buddies having the time of his life everyday and is usually drunk. A man is at the bar with his buddies having a good time but knows when to stop and when to say no.
- A boy avoids confrontations and serious talks about feelings and future plans. Instead of facing the situation, he runs away by creating drama or excuses to hide his true feelings. A man has the courage to honestly tell you what he feels during uncomfortable moments. He is true to his intentions and sees the both side.
- A boy plans but only to the point of attempt and gives up before even really trying. A man knows a good woman when he meet one and will take action to get to know her deeper.
- A boy looks for hot, sexy and exciting girls. A man looks for an intelligent woman which has the same values with him and will support him in every step he makes.
- A boy lives only in the moment and his plans are usually going out with friends. A man plans for his future with you on it.
- A boy wants everything without thinking and if he does, doesn't really exert much effort to get it. A man knows what he really wants and plans the steps on how to get it.
- A boy is often fickle minded and changes his mind in seconds. A man decides ahead and will stick to his decisions no matter what.
This may take some time to really figure out if the person you have is indeed a catch or just a mere boy. But one of the quickest ways to tell is if he plays mind games. A boy does. A man doesn't
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This is a pile of super old gift sketches for 6thclone done by Saeru that I colored that…I think our jet never received in the entirety.
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A very pleased-looking TFA Dirge swiping up his helpless little G1 counterpart. (Animated Dirge painted by 6th Clone.)
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Don't be selfish with your music and let some friends in on the musical fun with Sol Republic x Motorola new DECK wireless speaker that lets up to five friends pair to the speaker to take turns controlling the music. It's the only wireless speaker that features 360° Full Sound, Super-Power Wireless Range and Heist Mode. And unlike other small portable speakers, the DECK is actually powered by bigger R2 Sound Engines and a bass port, delivering bigger sound than you would normally expect.
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The season finale of "Sons of Anarchy" was shocking and viewers can't wait to find out what will happen during season 7, which is supposed to be its last. Although there are a lot of questions, one that keeps coming to mind is if Jax will find out who murdered his wife, Tara. On Jan. 22, Latin Post discussed this particular question.
Warning: If you do not want to know "Sons of Anarchy" season 7 spoilers or fan speculation, then stop reading.
Jax was devastated when he found his wife lying on the floor dead and it will be interesting to see if Patterson actually charges him with the crime or not. As viewers know, Gemma was the one that killed Tara and Juice disposed of the evidence to protect her. It is being speculated that Jax will end up being arrested for the crime, but will not be convicted of it due to lack of evidence. So will he ever find out who did it?
Final seasons of shows tend to wrap up loose ends. Not doing so upsets fans because there needs to be a sense of completion. Leaving open holes when you know you are not returning to close them is similar to reading only half of a book or not watching the end of a movie. Everything needs to come to a close and that should include Jax finding out that his own mother murdered Tara. How he reacts to this will probably depend on when he discovers it, though. Early in the season his wounds will be fresh and his rage would be uncontrollable. If he finds out later in the season, then he might have grieved long enough to think about what he will do about it.
Even if Jax doesn't have the heart to punish his mother for taking way his "true North" as Kurt Sutter calls it, by the end of "Sons of Anarchy" season 7, Gemma should have to pay somehow. She could turn herself in, be found out and arrested, someone could murder her as payback or she may even commit suicide. Fans will just have to wait until the show returns later this year to find out.
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The shooting of a five-year-old girl in Wilmington - a stray bullet one presumes from some nearby encounter between individuals involved in drugs - triggers new discussion about how Wilmingtonians can protect themselves. How can folks cope with the psychological consequences... the numbing effects of feeling under siege, 24/7? And do the city administration's best efforts simply move the druggies from one neighborhood to another?
Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams delivered an upbeat, campaign-like speech to members of the downtown Wilmington Rotary Club Thursday. Although a high-octane, cheery speech, observers noted how Williams' address was devoid of any specifics, so much so, that the audience offered no questions afterwards. Speakers typically get as many questions as time allows. That certainly happened about a year ago when I addressed that very same group.
2010 Republican U.S. Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell wants to find out if a state official in Delaware gained access to her personal Federal tax records. Staffers in the office of Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) have concluded an official in Delaware state government did indeed gain access to O'Donnell's tax return information. But no corroboration available.
The City of Detroit formally filed for bankruptcy Thursday. The Motor City's filing represents the biggest-ever municipal bankruptcy case in U.S. history. Many folks saw the headlights to this grim move years - if not decades - ago. The contributing factors have been obvious to everyone: The decline of the auto industry, with the resulting job losses and poverty, leading to residential and business flight from the city, creating a vicious circle. Not to mention sharply declining real estate values, and chronic corruption and mismanagement. The bankruptcy filing sets up a bitter, fight-to-the-death, showdown with 43 public sector unions confronting drastic cuts in pensions. Partisan racial politics reigns supreme: Detroit is obviously Democratic with a majority African-American population, while much of the rest of Michigan is majority Caucasian and leans Republican.
Aftermath of the George Zimmerman trial verdict: It seems the most violent protests have occurred in places far removed from Sanford, Florida -- such as Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and Oakland. Is California particularly combustible?
The furor rolls on over a ROLLING STONE cover portrait which makes Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev look like some kind of rock star. (Some long time ROLLING STONE readers compared the cover to one many years ago showcasing the late Jim Morrison of The Doors.) Sgt. Sean Murphy, a tactical photographer with the Massachusetts State Police, more or less retaliated by releasing gruesome images of a blood-stained Tsarnaev coming out of his hideout.
Fodder for death penalty opponents: The Federal Bureau of Investigation is going over TWO THOUSAND cases of individuals convicted on hair-sample evidence from 1985 to 2000, after revelations of widespread mistakes in forensic testing, and the portrayal of that evidence - in the courtroom - as 100% reliable. Up to 27 prisoners facing capital punishment may have been wrongfully convicted.
The WASHINGTON POST also reports the FBI will retrieve old death penalty cases where the individual has already been executed.
This may be just the tip of the iceberg, since local and state authorities handle around 95% of violent crimes.
Posted at 8:57am on July 19, 2013 by Allan Loudell
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Fri, Jul 19, 2013 10:05am
"The City of Detroit formally filed for bankruptcy Thursday"
So, Detroit wasn't Too Big to Fail? No bailout for the Motor City? Bankruptcy is probably the only way this city could be fixed...now let's see if Gov. Snyder (R) can fix this broken once-great city.
IF a Republican can fix Detroit that could turn the state of Michigan from blue to red. (They already have the RED Wings ;)
Fri, Jul 19, 2013 6:11pm
You know who's been running Detroit government since 1962? Democrats.
Fri, Jul 19, 2013 6:31pm
I heard Obama this afternoon come out and say America needs to do some "soul searching" after the Zimmerman verdict. Well, I think ole Mr. O needs to do some soul searching of his own about the fact that America is a "rule of law" country and not a Soviet or Nazi dictatorship.
Also, I heard Obama's drones are going to conduct "justice for Trayvon" protests in several cities across the country. What that really means is that they're going to protest the rule of law. Well, protest all you want. Until you look yourselves in the mirror and stop blaming your problems on America and on people of races other than yourselves, you'll continue to have the same problems.
Now, anybody want to call me a "racist, bigot, homophobe"? Well, you know what Clint Eastwood's favorite line is, right?
Fri, Jul 19, 2013 7:00pm
I think all Americans should be very concerned about the Detroit bankruptcy and take it as a warning as to what could happen to the entire country if the national debt is not dealt with. We can no longer afford taxpayer freebies.
Mike from Delaware
Fri, Jul 19, 2013 10:07pm
I watched the PBS News Hour which had Obama giving his speech. They had a panel of folks discussing the trial/Obama's speech. Interestingly, one black woman on the panel said that the black community needs to be working to better its own people. She also put to rest the notion that blacks do less drug crime (15%), but go to jail more often, has nothing to do white people. The Congressional Black Caucus years ago had demanded tougher laws for crack cocaine use over regular cocaine (Crack is used more in the Urban areas, so that explains why more blacks are in jail for their drug crimes than whites are.) There are tougher laws demanded for the black drug of choice by black lawmakers. That one black woman really knew her stuff.
As you might guess, all the other black panelists somehow blamed the white community.
Sat, Jul 20, 2013 7:21am
MFD: I guess all the other panel members consider that lady to be the female equivalent of "Uncle Tom". Would that make her "Aunt Thomasine"?
All kidding aside, it's tragic how modern American culture in general has learned to take a "pass the buck" mentality. The way you are is your parents' fault. He murdered all those women because his daddy beat him all the time or his mama didn't pay him enough attention. The list is endless. How you got there may be somebody else's fault, but it's your fault if you stay there. Unfortunately, the message from government and media in general does not encourage the notion of shaking your past and moving on to greater things. You and I know the answer is Jesus, but part of that answer is to look within and stop worrying about what everybody else did in 1955.
Allan Loudell
Sat, Jul 20, 2013 12:21pm
Late developments:
A man is arrested in Penns Grove, New Jersey, in connection with the shooting of that five-year-old girl in Wilmington.
Wilmington Police credit cooperation & support from members of the community in allowing investigators to develop leads and quickly come up with an arrest.
Police say Jermaine Laster, 33, and another individual got into a fight earlier that Wednesday. Police say Laster returned to the 11-hundred block of Pleasant Street with a handgun and began shooting at the other man. One of the rounds struck the five-year-old.
Wilmington saw two more apparently drug-related shootings Friday night.
That irrepressible pioneering journalist Helen Thomas has died. Thomas was 92. A friend, Muriel Dobbin, says Thomas had been ill for a long time, and had been in & out of the hospital, and had returned to her apartment Thursday.
She had covered (and sometimes grilled) nine or ten U.S. presidents. She began her career in journalism during World War Two (1943), a time when editors typically assigned women to society stories, not serious political or other stories. She was named White House bureau chief for United Press International in 1974. She stepped down as a columnist for Hearst newspapers in 2010, taking fire for her comments about the state of Israel. (Thomas was Arab-American.) A video had circulated where Thomas said Israelis should get out of Palestinian territories ("I think they should get the hell of Palestine.") And go home to Poland, Germany, and other countries from which they came. Thomas predicted obituary writers would remember her as an anti-Semite.
Thomas certainly proved to be a flashpoint for an ongoing debate in journalism, probably intensified during this day of new, opinionated media. Should a journalist TRY to be objective - trying to ascertain the truth (when possible) - but basically giving the two or more sides to a story? Or is it preferable for a journalist not to play that game, and let the public KNOW his/her biases upfront?
Allan Loudell
Sat, Jul 20, 2013 2:54pm
Allan: You yourself have answered your own question here
by the way you've consistently practiced journalistic objectivity. I also draw a distinction between journalistic formats and editorial formats. WDEL over-the-air news is journalism, which should be objective. This blog, on the other hand, is an editorial format where opinions should rule.
Recently, I heard Harley Carnes sit in for a Saturday-night talk-show host on 1210. Up to that point, I had no idea whether Harley was conservative, moderate, or liberal, based on hearing him on top-of-the-hour CBS newscasts. While I was pleasantly surprised to find him conservative as I am, I applaud him for his ability to keep his opinions out of his newscasts and save them for the appropriate editorial format.
Mike from Delaware
Sat, Jul 20, 2013 3:58pm
Mrpizza: I heard some of that Harley Carnes broadcast on WPHT also. He did a good job for the segment of the show I heard.
So that ends the "ole wives tale" that all reporters in the mainstream media [lamestream media to use a Palinism] are liberals and biased against conservatives; as CBS News is about as mainstream [definitely NOT lamestream] as you can get. So once again Sarah Palin got it wrong.
Helen Thomas had quite a career. When Ms. Thomas made her so called "anti-Israel" remarks was she a reporter or actually a columnist offering an commentary? As a columnist, that implies commentary so she shouldn't have been sacked for her opinion, after all that's what she was being paid to do [ah yes, political correctness again rears its ugly head- we must never say a negative thing about our allies in Israel even though they quite often are thugs in how they do things]. Now if the opinion was offered in a news piece that would be a horse of a different color.
Good news that for once the "inner city" community in Wilmington actually worked WITH the police to get info to capture the bad guy. If that happens more often, that could help the city cut down on its crime problem.
Given the rest of that panel seemed to be favoring Obama's liberal stand, I give PBS credit for having at least one black panelist who had a different opinion. I've found that PBS and NPR in their reporting seem to try to be objective in their newscasts, and offer both sides, much like CBS News does.
Hated seeing the photo on WDEL.com of the Monkey House at the Brandywine Zoo being destroyed by that tree. Another piece of my childhood gone. The new Monkey House won't look the same assuming the city replaces it [they almost have to, how can you call the hill Monkey Hill without any monkeys].
It is a shame that as Delaware's ONLY zoo it never was developed more into a better zoo. What surprised me though in the WDEL article it said that 80,000 people visit that zoo every year. Think how that could be a better tourist attraction to visitors if it were a better zoo! Of course all they need is money............lots of money. So I guess we better be happy with the Monkey House being repaired and our monkeys returning to our small, but it's our Brandywine Zoo.
Sat, Jul 20, 2013 6:11pm
MFD: Doesn't the zoo charge admission? I've never been there, so I have no idea what they do about financing or if they just get tax dollars. Another question is whether or not they have insurance that would cover property damage, or if so, would that fall under the "acts of god" clause.
Sat, Jul 20, 2013 8:07pm
MFD: An observation about networks and liberal bias. CBS seems to be the most conservative of the big 3. Where it's really bad is CNN and MSNBC. ABC seems the worst of the air networks where you have a Cuomo running the show. But Chris Matthews tops 'em all with the "thrill up his leg".
Mike from Delaware
Sat, Jul 20, 2013 11:11pm
Mrpizza: The zoo does charge an admission fee, not sure what that is these days. I'd assume their insurance would cover the rebuilding of the Monkey house.
I agree that CNN, ABC, & MSNBC/ NBC are more slanted / biased to the left than CBS, just as FOX news (not entertainment) is biased / slanted to the right.
Tue, Jul 23, 2013 1:51am
Speaking of slanted, if you are familiar with the night sky, a real interesting thing is to tilt you head sideways to the right if facing West, or left if facing East.
You are now vertical with the solar plane. The planet's positions make more sense and knowing their orbits you can visualize instantly where they are in their ellipses in reference to earth.
I'd never heard or read of this before despite the plethora of space news and star gazing programs, and was one night without a computer and needing to know the location of one planet, so I figured this trick out myself.
This is one case, where a slanted view provides more clarity than a non-slanted one... :)
Mike from Delaware
Tue, Jul 23, 2013 1:19pm
Kavips: Interesting observation. So depending on your political bent, look to the West and tilt right or look to the East and tilt left. Got it. ;)
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