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i had a crush on this guy and i decided to pull a Pavlov on him by offering him whenever i saw him this brand of candy he seemed to really like and after a while whenever he saw me he got excited for a second then you could see his expression shift to wondering the why the hell was he so happy to see me and i swear it was the evilest thing but also the most hilarious i made a guy like me by conditioning him into associating me to a candy he liked
After threats against her life, Anita Sarkeesian canceled an upcoming talk at Utah State University. Gamergate trolls are celebrating on Twitter while simultaneously dismissing the threats as nothing. Does this read like nothing to you?"I will write my manifesto in her spilled blood, and you will all bear witness to what feminist lies and poison have done to the men of America."
The email's author threatened to murder feminist women indiscriminately in a mass shooting. And because carrying guns on campus outweigh the right of students and guests to be safe, Anita Sarkeesian canceled her talk.
The bullies won this time. And if you think this shit isn't dangerous, I'm fresh out of fucks to give and I'm not restocking any time soon. It's goddamn wrong to to dismiss this by claiming the author isn't serious. Elliot Rodger's rantings were dismissed until it was too late.
This. Is. Not. OK.
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Omg I'm dying this is so cute! This little girl recreates celebrity outfits with construction paper and tape!
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this little girl has more of a fashion sense than I do
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My sister asked if the events of "The Labyrinth" are meant to be Sarah dreaming, or are they real? Although my primary reaction was that she shouldn't put that much thought into any children's movie (or any instance of David Bowie in tight pants), I'd like to take this opportunity to put so much thought into this children's movie, that it'll blow your mind.
So why is David Bowie kidnapping a child from an underage Jennifer Connelley?
In a time long long ago a sorcerer named Jareth fell in love with a girl named Sarah. Sarah's father and step-mother would not let her marry Jareth because they wanted her to keep her, as a servant, to care for their other child. In a fit of rage Jareth kidnapped this other child and spirited it away to the fairy world. In this new world Jareth built a palace for his Sarah. He turned the spoiled child into a goblin, and kept it to be a servant.
Many stories of the fairy world tell us that time moves differently there than in our world (Rip Van Winkle for one). In the time it took for Jareth to build his kingdom, which he may have thought was little more than a few years, Sarah grew old and died.
Overcome by grief and addled by a lifetime spent in a strange world filled with monsters, Jareth goes mad. He refuses to believe that he has lost his love. He searches the mortal world from his castle, looking for her.
Sarah is Hebrew name. So, it is common, and has been in use for thousands and thousands of years. It does not take long (for him) to find a dark haired girl named Sarah, who has a younger sibling, and who feels that she is treated unfairly by her step mother. In a fit of rage he kidnaps this other child and spirits it away to the fairy world. Perhaps this new Sarah dies in the quest to find the child, perhaps she wins her sibling back and flees.
Jareth searches the mortal world from his from his castle, looking for her. It does not take long to find a dark haired girl named Sarah…
This is how Jareth becomes the goblin king. Every goblin in the goblin city is a child Jareth has stolen, who was not recovered by a Sarah. (he told the current Sarah that Toby would become a goblin if she did not find him in time)
This is why he builds the maze. The magic bog, the junk yard of useless treasures, all tricks to slow Sarah down. Because if he can only have his Sarah for the time it takes for her to regain the stolen child, he will make it take as long as possible, keep her as long as possible.
This is why there exists in our world a book containing the story. Because it has happened before. So many times. At some point some lucky Sarah must have returned to our world to tell the story.
This is why when the most recent Sarah first meets Hoggle at the start of the labyrinth, and introduces herself; "I'm Sarah", Hoggle responds "That's what I figured."
Because of course she's Sarah.
They were all Sarah.
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"Its a small world"
No its not otherwise I would be spending every day visiting my internet friends
The point of that saying is that the world is now "small" (read, connected) enough that you can even *have* internet friends.
Pretty sure that saying predates the telegraph. It's just something people say when they run into eachother in the grocery store. Should really be, it's a small town and apparently we all eat.
Small world is when one of your first year, South Carolina college friends goes off to study in England (which you haven't seen back in the states in 3 years) and you accidentally run into him outside the Vatican in Italy during a family vacation on both your only day in Rome because you happened to be standing in the crowd since you couldn't go in because you were wearing shorts.
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An agreement that would see Nova Chemicals Corp. sell its performance styrenics plant to PFB Corp. has been terminated, the two companies said Friday.
Everything at the Nova's performance styrenics plant in Monaca will remain the same, said Vice President and General Manager Robert Snyder. "Nova will continue to operate the plant," he said.
In May the two companies announced a letter of intent for PFB to buy Nova's performance styrenics business which includes the 250-person Monaca plant plus a 50-person plant in Ohio.
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The potential sale he said, "was an opportunity to participate in a value-add transaction that made sense in the market and for employees. We weren't driven to do this."
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Less than one-third of Americans (31 percent) think that Social Security will still be paying benefits by the time they retire, according to a survey by FindLaw.com.
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The opinions divide into thirds about whether Social Security will be around at retirement. Yes, 31 percent think it will be, but 30 percent think it won't and 39 percent are not sure.
"People who are currently retired say they rely on their Social Security checks," FindLaw.com says. "The majority of retirees surveyed (56 percent) say Social Security accounts for more than half of their retirement income. In fact, 36 percent of retirees say their Social Security check makes up more than 75 percent of their retirement income or is their sole source of retirement income."
Michael K. Stanley at LifeHealthPro wrote about the study: "The country has been receiving fuzzy facts about the solvency of the Social Security program, and though most indicate that it is in some type of distress, the severity is inconclusive. After repeated talking points about administrations using it as a 'credit card' and President George W. Bush's attempt to privatize the program, it is not surprising that many Americans view it skeptically."
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For noted medical sociologist and public health scholar Lisa Metsch, her new position as chair of the Department of Sociomedical Sciences is a homecoming of sorts. Though Dr. Metsch has spent the past two decades in Florida, she was born in Brooklyn and grew up on Long Island. She earned her bachelor's degree in sociology at Columbia in 1990 (along with a history and philosophy degree from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America). She even has early ties to our SMS department, having worked as an undergraduate with Eugene Litwak, who headed what is now known as SMS from 1985 to 1996. Little could she have imagined that she would one day succeed this early mentor.
Dr. Metsch arrives at the Mailman School in July not only as SMS chair but also as the first incumbent of the Stephen Smith Professorship, a newly endowed chair. She is an internationally recognized leader in the prevention of HIV among populations with substance abuse problems. She built that reputation through her influential work at the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine, where she was professor of Epidemiology and Public Health and director of the Division of Health Services Research and Policy, with secondary appointments in the Departments of Medicine and Sociology. She was also director of the Behavioral/Social Sciences and Community Outreach Core of the University's Developmental Center for AIDS Research.
Dr. Metsch's long-term interest in HIV/AIDS was kindled during her years as a Columbia undergrad, when she worked at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center with SMS Professor Karolynn Siegel on one of the first studies of barriers to HIV testing among gay men. As a volunteer at Memorial Sloan-Kettering, she witnessed first-hand the devastating impact of the AIDS epidemic. "To visit patients with HIV you had to wear protective clothing," Dr. Metsch recalls, "I saw fearful families shun their loved ones and young people watch their friends die."
Those early experiences set the stage for a career that has flourished at the intersection of research, policy, and program implementation as Dr. Metsch adopted a social science perspective to investigate HIV prevention and develop targeted interventions in populations that have often been neglected.
With her sociology background, Dr. Metsch, who has a PhD in medical sociology from the University of Florida, appreciated that social sciences provided the perspective and tools to examine how public health problems are embedded in social, cultural, economic, and political contexts.
Dr. Metsch was one of the first researchers in the era of antiretroviral therapy to articulate the importance of creating prevention/primary care programs for people living with HIV, not simply those at risk of infection. She was part of the multi-site team funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that developed and tested the first evidence-based linkage to care intervention for individuals who were newly diagnosed with HIV. Dr. Metsch also serves as one of the principal investigators of the Florida Node Alliance of the National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network. Her current work focuses on developing innovative strategies to increase the uptake of testing, linkage, retention, and re-engagement in care among vulnerable populations. For example, she is funded by the National Institute on Dental and Craniofacial Research to explore the feasibility of offering HIV testing in dental care settings.
Dr. Metsch's landmark research has also helped to shape national policy and intervention programs. Her findings were cited in testimonies before the Senate Finance Committee in the reauthorization of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act of 1996. More recently, Dr. Metsch completed a study that demonstrated the value of integrating HIV testing in substance use treatment programs. Her findings were the basis for the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to develop an HIV awareness toolkit for substance use treatment providers. A prolific researcher, she has received more than $60 million in grant funding and is currently running multiple NIH studies. Dr. Metsch also chairs the NIH study section—BSPH—Behavioral and Social Sciences Approaches to Preventing HIV/AIDS.
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A plea for Obama to build the pipeline
What are we waiting for? The Keystone Pipeline issue couldn't be clearer. Build it! Build it yesterday.
Forty-two thousand jobs are waiting in the wings, including 9,000 in construction. That's $2 billion in personal incomes and at least that much more in sales of steel pipe, valves, pumps and related gear, plus tax revenues for dozens of counties along the route and a guesstimated $3.4 billion boost to Gross Domestic Product.
All this and popularity too. Poll after poll shows 65-odd percent of Americans in favor of this big inch-step toward energy independence.
Should be an easy stroke of the pen for President Obama, you'd think.
But despite frustration with years of studying the country's largest impending infrastructure project, the forces in favor, including labor unions, can't seem to work up the passion of the forces against.
Environmentalists see Keystone as a milestone on Doomsday Road. It will leak and poison groundwater, they say, and at the least encourage driving with notably "dirty" oil, spewing greenhouse gases that warm the Earth and intensify weather disasters.
Weren't 280 candlelight vigils recently held in 49 states as if the planet's very life or death hung in the balance?
All this to head off economic temptation: 875 miles of rolled and welded steel to carry crude from the oil sands of western Canada to a spot on the map in Nebraska. From there it's hundreds of miles more, but in pipe already laid, to refineries on the Texas Gulf Coast. A 1,700-mile project all told.
The president is on record to approve if Keystone doesn't "significantly exacerbate" Earth's climate problem.
The State Department gave him perfect case-closed on Jan. 31.
It issued a huge report (11 volumes) which, boiled down, said we can live with this heavy oil, though it does emit more carbon than average. But somebody somewhere is going to buy it and burn it. (China, anyone?) Consuming the pipeline's 800,000 daily barrels might equate to adding six coal-fired electric plants to the nation's power grid. Environmentalists immediately jumped on the report's methodology and integrity. Secretary of State John Kerry hasn't spoken yet; then the president, and, well, it's also a congressional election year.
Some pundits predict the thing will never be built. If Obama dares sign on, Sierra Club executive director Michael Brune said in an interview, "it will be the Vietnam of his presidency."
Ah capitalism, 21st Century style.
Here's a job-creator vetted through 15,000 pages of earlier environmental studies, says New York Stock Exchange-listed pipeline builder TransCanada Corp. It cites contracts with 50 U.S. suppliers, promises that 59 "special conditions" will make Keystone a pipeline fit for anybody's backyard. Safer than trains of oil tankers anyway, of which some big ones have crashed lately and fatally.
Let's go with this pipeline, Mr. President.
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Another impressive day from the West Indies in the field set South Africa playing desperately for a draw, with 8 wickets in hand following-on and one day remaining. South Africa will start the fifth day of the first Test match with 85 runs on the board and facing a deficit of 270 runs on first innings.
Resuming on 130/6, the overnight partnership of Mark Boucher and Nicky Boje defied the West Indian seamers in the initial stages of the first session. The first wicket of the day inevitably came though, as Reon King bowled Boje (34) through the gate with one that nipped back in. Having set up the dismissal with deliveries seaming away previously, King fashioned the breakthrough to epitomize the general discipline of the West Indian attack.
In terms of discipline, the home team kept the ball on a steady line and length throughout the day's play, bowling superbly to a plan of consistency and frustration of the opponent. The one point of criticism was the persistent call of noball, which accounted for 31 runs in South Africa's first innings and 5 in the second.
After the demise of Boje, the West Indies chipped away at the remaining three wickets to dismiss South Africa for 188. The eighth man out was Makhaya Ntini (8) who was trapped in front by Daren Powell.
Boucher struggled for more than 30 deliveries to get his first run of the day and added few more to his overnight 32, caught at slip off Collins for 41. Andre Nel joined Charl Langeveldt, and the two put on 14 runs for the final wicket, but Deonarine prized his first Test match scalp as the former hit a full toss to short cover.
Made to follow on, South Africa survived a 3-over burst before lunch and came out in the afternoon session intent on contained and defensive play. Smith and de Villiers made special efforts to curb their typical aggressive enthusiasm and battle for the cause.
Not perturbed by the slow approach, the West Indies continued to bowl on the spot and tempt the batsmen into error on the placid pitch. Eventually the plan came to fruition, first with the dismissal of AB de Villiers (20). For the second time in the game the young man looked solid at the top of the innings, but was undone yet again by the inside edge of his bat. On this occasion he dragged a King delivery onto his stumps.
Immediately upon the dismissal, the umpires perplexingly called the covers onto the ground amidst what seemed like the absence of rain. Mere minutes after the process was started, the decision was reversed and play resumed before the West Indies players ever left the field.
Perhaps unsettled by the break, Jacques Rudolph almost imploded early in what proved an uncertain and turbulent contribution. Facing up to Deonarine's offspin, the left-hander (on 0) nearly skied a catch to Reon King in the deep, who did not quite get to the ball in time.
In his debut Test match, Deonarine bowled well with good variation and later had Rudolph dropped by Devon Smith at slip. After talking down Rudolph for such seeming lapses in concentration, captain Graeme Smith perished to much of the same.
Smith was bowled through the gate driving at a reverse-swinging delivery from Collins, out for 34. The wicket provided a huge lift for the West Indies and the impressive crowd approaching the close.
New batsman Kallis tried to play positively, but struggled to place the ball past the fielders and ended on 1 off 43 balls when the batsmen went off for bad light. At the other end Rudolph survived a dropped chance by Ryan Hinds off his own bowling to be 19 not out.
Hinds failed to hang on to what would have been a tremendous return catch, diving full stretch to his right against a lofted full toss.
South Africa's second innings approach was clearly reflected in the run rate, as it stood at 1.35 when Chanderpaul completed a maiden as what proved the final over of the day.
Score Summary:
West Indies 1st innings
543/5 dec. (152.1 overs)
WW Hinds 213, S Chanderpaul 203 not out, RO Hinds 48
A Nel 3/93, CK Langeveldt 1/65, N Boje 1/106
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PT Collins 3/39, RD King 3/48, DB Powell 3/61
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Thomas Jefferson won a lot of baseball games this past year.
McKeesport didn't.
Regardless, both baseball teams are in the market for baseball coaches following two very different seasons as Kevin Gryboski and Rick Satcho will not return to the bench next year.
"I'd like to thank coach Satcho and his coaches for their years of service," McKeesport athletic director Charley Kiss said.
Satcho spent six seasons at McKeesport, winning only 22 of 100 games since 2008. McKeesport hasn't qualified for the playoffs since Tim Gabauer's 2001 team.
Gryboski's dismissal was a little bit more of a surprise.
A year after enjoying its best season in school history in 2012, TJ decided not to bring back coach Rich Krivanek. And now, after a 13-win playoff season, Gryboski won't be back for an encore year.
The West Jefferson Hills School Board decided to open up Gryboski's position last week citing an "issue with the coach after a game," according to Superintendent Michael Panza.
"It was to the level that we believe that it was in the best interest to move in this direction," Panza said. "I really can't say much more because it is a personnel matter."
Gryboski and athletic director Bill Cherpak were unavailable for comment.
Gryboski replaced Krivanek after the Jaguars went 17-6, advanced to the Class AAA semifinals and the quarterfinals of the state playoffs for the first time in school history.
The Jaguars went 13-9 this year and finished in second place behind eventual WPIAL Class AAA champion South Park. TJ won a first-round playoff game before losing to South Park in the quarterfinals.
Gryboski had a no-nonsense coaching style that he picked up while playing Major League Baseball for five seasons. He played in 238 games for Atlanta, Texas and Washington from 2002-06. Gryboski was also in the Pirates' minor league system near the end of his career.
Applications are being accepted for the opening until the end of the month.
Satcho led McKeesport to a 5-12 record this past year while playing in one of the toughest sections in Quad-A. McKeesport lost one-run games to the top three teams in the section — Plum, Central Catholic and Franklin Regional — and won two of its last three games.
Satcho, a 1992 Montour graduate, played at West Virginia and with Johnstown in the Frontier League. He currently plays for St. Johns in the Federation League. Satcho is a physical education teacher at McKeesport. He did not return a phone call seeking comment.
McKeesport hopes to have a replacement by August.
"We want to capitalize on many improvement opportunities in the fall," Kiss said.
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Seattle area sees surge in new homes
Seattle-area builders are starting to build houses again at a robust rate, though still far below the pre-bust years.
Seattle Times business reporter
After a long, recession-induced hiatus, Seattle-area builders are starting to build houses again.
It's another facet of the local real-estate market's modest recovery in 2012. Sales volume is up, in part because of record-low interest rates. Prices have bounced back from last winter's post-bust lows.
Experts generally anticipate more of the same for 2013.
New-home construction is on a pace this year for its best showing since 2007. Builders and analysts expect that surge, too, will continue into the new year.
"I don't know what's driving it — pent-up demand, or job growth, or something else — but the market is strong. Land prices are climbing," says Bill Hurme of Kirkland new-home marketing firm TeamBuilder JLS.
Through October, local governments in King County had issued about 3,300 building permits for new houses, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates.
That's up 36 percent from 2011 — and up a whopping 99 percent from 2009, when new construction hit bottom.
It's still nowhere near the heated pace of the pre-bust years — local governments issued more than 4,600 single-family permits during the first 10 months of every year from 2002 through 2007.
But builders aren't complaining.
Observers attribute the resurgence in homebuilding to several factors, including at least two that are particular to this recovery:
• While overall home sales are up, the number of houses listed for sale — old and new — has hit its lowest level since at least 1999. That's partly because many homeowners and potential sellers still owe lenders more than their houses are worth.
"The builders can sense what everyone else can sense — that there's not a lot of inventory out there," says real-estate blogger Tim Ellis of Seattlebubble.com.
"It's kind of a no-brainer" that they would build more houses to help fill the gap, he adds.
• Since the recession, national homebuilders have jumped into the Greater Seattle market in a big way, bringing a different mindset and resources that may not have been available to small local builders who once dominated the scene.
"They filled a void," Todd Britsch of New Home Trends, a Bothell research and consulting firm, says of the national builders. "Without them, we wouldn't have been able to keep up with demand."
Who's buying?
CamWest Development of Kirkland, one of the Seattle area's biggest homebuilders, sold fewer than 200 houses in 2011.
This year it's 284 and counting, President Eric Campbell says.
Who's buying new houses?
Some are moving to the Seattle area for new jobs, Campbell says. The region's employment growth over the past year has been among the most robust in the nation.
Then there are local folks looking to "move up," but frustrated by the lack of resale inventory — and rising prices for the little that is available. "They're saying, 'We can buy new, and customize,' " he says.
Finally, Campbell says, about 15 percent of CamWest's sales are to overseas buyers — mostly from China and Korea — who have business here and want a place of their own when they're in town.
Campbell sold CamWest a year ago to Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers, which bills itself as the nation's largest luxury homebuilder. It was one of several recent deals that brought big national builders into the Seattle market for the first time.
Miami-based Lennar bought Premier Communities of Puyallup. Richmond American Homes of Denver acquired SDC Homes, also of Puyallup. Australia's Henley Properties took over Bellevue's Bennett Homes.
D.R. Horton and PulteGroup, the nation's two largest builders, also have entered the local market.
Their arrival probably has resulted in more new-home construction than would have occurred otherwise, analysts say.
Big national volume builders are less sensitive to the vagaries of the local marketplace. "They were put on the planet to do one thing," says Seattle land-use economist Matthew Gardner, "and that's build stuff."
National builders — many of them publicly traded — also have better access to capital, Gardner and Britsch say.
During the recession's darkest days they could self-finance and pay banks cash for foreclosed lots, when many smaller local builders probably would have had trouble qualifying for loans.
Toll Brothers' cash allowed CamWest to buy distressed properties and ramp up construction in anticipation of rising demand, Campbell says.
The company broke ground on about 180 houses in 2012. Next year he expects that number will grow to about 260.
"We're just running out of our supply of inventory," he says.
Considering suburbs
Most of the new houses CamWest and other builders are building are out in the suburbs, because that's where the land is.
How does that jibe with the much-touted penchant of "Gen Y" — young adults, especially educated, well-compensated ones — for big-city living? They're the likely homeowners of the future.
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Gardner agrees.
"When you start to get older and get married and have kids, you're not going to live downtown," he says.
He offers this observation: According to at least one definition of Gen Y, its oldest members turned 30 in 2012.
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The latest on the state of Team USA in the aftermath of the Paul George injury, as co-authored with ESPN.com's Brian Windhorst:
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Despite still recovering from the shock of Paul George's catastrophic injury, USA Basketball's remaining 19 players in contention for the inaugural FIBA Basketball World Cup are committed to keeping their names in the hat for one of the final 12 roster spots, according to sources.
While there is undoubtedly heightened concern within the group after watching George suffer a horrendous compound leg fracture in Friday night's intrasquad scrimmage, sources told ESPN.com that various Team USA players have talked amongst themselves about the need to stay together, with showing support for George ranking as one of their primary motivations.
"No one is pulling out," one source told ESPN.com over the weekend.
Added one general manager who has a player on the Team USA squad: "No one on this team wants to walk away because that would seem unfair to Paul. If there is any fallout from this injury, it may not be felt until the next time invites [for Team USA] go out."
Coach Mike Krzyzewski and USAB chairman Jerry Colangelo originally planned to make their first round of cuts on the morning after Friday's scrimmage. While at least a few cuts are indeed still expected before the team is scheduled to reconvene in Chicago on Aug. 13, USAB officials are deliberating whether to carry 14, 15 or 16 players into their 10 remaining days of scheduled preparation on U.S. soil before the plane bound for Spain leaves Aug. 23.
On the eve of the tournament, which opens Aug. 30, Colangelo must submit an official roster of 12 players. George was widely regarded as one of the six locks for that roster along with perceived shoo-ins Kevin Durant, James Harden, Anthony Davis, Derrick Rose and Steph Curry.
George had surgery in the early hours of Saturday morning after suffering a compound fracture in his right lower leg. He is scheduled to be released from the hospital Monday and then likely to travel to Indianapolis for further evaluation, but George is already expected to miss the entire 2014-15 season for the Indiana Pacers.
Colangelo and Krzyzewski acknowledged in the immediate aftermath of George's misfortune that the whole program would need additional time to cope with emotional aspect of losing the popular George in such fashion. It's the first-ever injury of a season-ending nature suffered by an NBA player representing the United States since the original Dream Team was ushered in for the 1992 Olympics.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas called on Israel to withdraw from all lands it occupied in 1967, warning that the two-state solution may not be on the table for much longer.
"I would like to address our Israeli neighbors and say we are seekers of peace and freedom and our people made a major sacrifice when they accepted establishing their state on less than a quarter of the area of historical Palestine," Abbas said Tuesday in a speech in Istanbul to a conference of the World Economic Forum, Reuters reported.
"So do not turn your backs on this opportunity," Abbas added. "This opportunity may not stay on the table for a long time because the region is witnessing rapid developments."
Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, under whose tenure Turkish-Israel relations have reached a nadir, said in his speech at the conference that the Palestinian issue remains "the most important problem threatening peace and stability in the region."
Erdogan described conditions in the Gaza strip, saying, "People are being held captive in the world's largest open air prison and at the same time on the other side a large-scale rage is being pumped across the whole region."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has offered to restart negotiations with the Palestinians, but Abbas has insisted on a full freeze on Jewish settlement construction in the Judea and Samaria as a precondition to negotiating.
In Istanbul, Abbas called on U.N. Security Council members to exert pressure on Israel to stop building settlements.
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Co-eds at Muhlenberg College in Allentown drink a lot of water.
In fact, about 15,000 plastic water bottles were tossed in the trash every week on campus by the nearly 2,500 students and staff.
Three years ago a group of students aimed to change that.
"Initially there was some resistance; students wanted their bottled water," explained Muhlenberg student Cimarron Sharon.
She and the Environmental Action Team kicked off the "Just Tap It" project to get rid of disposable water bottles on the 82-acre campus.
In 2010 the first bottle filling water station was installed.
"There was an overwhelming positive response," shared Muhlenberg's Sustainability Coordinator Kalyna Procyk. "So we decided to expand the program."
Flash forward to now and there are nearly 50 stations across campus where folks can fill up their reusable bottles with free, filtered H2O.
"There's one in at least each academic building and in the dorms we have one on every floor," added Procyk.
The machines are activated by a sensor,. so topping off is easy and quick. Each of the filling stations features a counter with a running total of how many bottles have been refilled there.
Campus wide, the college has diverted the equivalent of 1.4-million plastic water bottles from landfills.
The once controversial change is now a part of campus life.
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Plastic water bottles are still sold at some spots on campus, but the effort has reduced sales by 92%. And made students more aware of their impact on the environment.
"This is one way that as an individual and as a citizen you can make a difference, and it all starts with small steps," smiled Procyk.
Every student enrolled at Muhlenberg now has a reusable water bottle, and every incoming freshman is given one as an orientation gift.
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