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Evidence of heroin addiction seen every day in the community
At least two people a shift come into Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital trying to fraudulently get a prescription for opiates, according to Dr. Tim Westlake.
Westlake said the rising problem of opiate abuse is really more than a problem. "It's an epidemic," he said.
Today, Westlake said, you are more likely to die of an opiate overdose than in a car accident.
Westlake spoke at a recent community meeting hosted by the Ashippun Fire Department regarding the prevalence of drugs in the community. More than 100 people turned out for the meeting, said Fire Chief Deonne Eske. Topics ranged from how to watch for suspicious activity in your neighborhood to tips on keeping your medications locked up. All have said opiate and heroin abuse is seen across all ages and demographics.
Michael Miller, medical director of Rogers Memorial Hospital Herrington Recovery Center, said you will see opiate addiction among younger generations, especially in more affluent communities such as Lake Country because they have the means to buy pills, he said.
"There is a shocking number of young people in high school and junior high using pills and heroin," he said.
Miller explained the addiction mostly comes from a single source: a valid prescription. Miller and Westlake both said that became more prevalent as the medical industry began prescribing pain pills such as Vicodin and OxyContin more over the last 10 years.
"We didn't use to have these pills and then there was a shift about 10 years ago. And people do have real pain, but then they get hooked," on the drugs, he said.
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Abuse can come out of legitimate prescription for pain, or it can also come from someone deciding to take a pain pill to get high, but the end result can be heroin use and/or overdose.
Miller said even if you don't hold the prescription yourself, someone can always get the pills through someone else — a family member or friend who does have a prescription.
Dodge County District Attorney Kurt Klomberg said there have been 30 deaths related to the use of heroin and opiates in Dodge County since 2008.
He said heroin use in the community has continued to grow, with a spike in cases in 2011. Klomberg said the issue is not limited to the drugs themselves, but causes increased criminal activity in the community.
The cost of prescription drugs not only leads to criminal activity, but also to using heroin, which is cheaper.
"People will first start with pills because they think they're safe. They know they are made by a pharmaceutical company and prescribed by a doctor. They say they would never use heroin.
"However, over time when an addiction sets in, someone who says they would never use heroin or never use a needle end up using it. It's less expensive," Klomberg explained.
Miller said that while 90 percent of addiction treatment was previously for alcohol, that number has changed. Now, 50 percent are seeking treatment for opiate addiction.
Last month, Eske said, her department responded to three overdoses within two weeks. Even as the community meeting was under way, an officer with the Neosho, Rubicon and Ashippun Police Department had to leave abruptly to take part in a heroin bust.
The next night, Westlake said, a 20-year-old from Dousman died of a heroin overdose.
Watch for signs of use
Eske said the message at the community meeting was what to watch for, not only in your neighborhood, but in your home.
"Always keep medication locked. Even grandchildren could take them," she said. Or, Miller added, their friends without anyone knowing.
Watch for changes in your children if you suspect them, Eske said. Watch for changes in their behavior, if they're moody or secretive. "Ask to see their cellphones. Be the parent," she said.
Miller is one of the American Board of Addiction Medicine certified physicians at Rogers. "There are now medicines that are effective to help (with opiate addiction)," he said. "And we strongly encourage 12-step programs, which can be the most-effective treatment." For more information, visit abam.net.
Klomberg encourages community participation and discussions like the recent meeting.
"I don't see this as solely a law-enforcement issue. It's more of a community-based issue. Law enforcement does have a role, but many people (who use heroin) don't ever find themselves in the courts," he said. "We've been working on how to develop better resources for people not involved in the criminal justice system."
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Reds moving speedster prospect Billy Hamilton to outfield
The name gets even more appropriate.
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. Ok, Griffey's Dunn (Nothing Iffey About Griffey) Posted: October 04, 2012 at 04:47 PM (#4254440)
Might have something to do with Drew Stubbs' continued de-evolution as a hitter. 61 OPS+ in 2012.2. UCCF Posted: October 04, 2012 at 05:00 PM (#4254457)
I think you'd have to be crazy not to do everything you could to get this kid to the majors. Very few players have game changing speed on the bases, particularly these days. Teams don't staff themselves with cannon arms behind the plate like they had to in the 1970s and 1980s. A guy who could get on base at a .360-.370 clip at the top of the lineup might be good for 100 steals a year.3. McCoy Posted: October 04, 2012 at 05:08 PM (#4254479)
Tony Campana is fast. If you can't get on base and or turn that speed into amazing defense it is mostly useless.4. cardsfanboy Posted: October 04, 2012 at 05:27 PM (#4254507)
A guy who could get on base at a .360-.370 clip at the top of the lineup might be good for 100 steals a year.
If he gets on at that clip, he would probably only need about 30 steals and average defense to be a plus player. If he can get on in the .330-.340 range he is going to provide value. Moving him to center, provided he can do it, is a no brainer, infield doesn't really need speed as much as it needs flexibility and reaction time.
Now all he needs to be a full-fledged second coming is the Sammy Sosa skin treatment and some measles scars.6. TDF, situational idiot Posted: October 04, 2012 at 06:00 PM (#4254545)
Might have something to do with Drew Stubbs' continued de-evolution as a hitter.Or the fact that Hamilton has 70 errors over the past 2 seasons at SS.
As for Stubbs, I wonder if the work to lower his K rate has either (a) screwed up the rest of his swing, (b) if he's thinking so much about not striking out that he isn't thinking about actually hitting the ball solidly or (c) both?
He didn't play much baseball for a few years, correct? Focused on football? If so I think he could have eventually figured out the infield. But if he can figure out center faster, do it yesterday.8. Boxkutter Posted: October 04, 2012 at 08:22 PM (#4254652)
Might have something to do with Drew Stubbs' continued de-evolution as a hitter.
Also with them not needing another middle infielder. Phillips just signed a long term deal, and Cozart was a rookie this past season. His OBP was low, but he has always fared better his second time through a league, and he provides pretty decent pop for a plus-defender at SS.
As for Stubbs, I wonder if the work to lower his K rate has either (a) screwed up the rest of his swing, (b) if he's thinking so much about not striking out that he isn't thinking about actually hitting the ball solidly or (c) both?
Probably (c).
I have never understood why people thought Stubbs was ever going to amount to much as a major league player anyway. He's always had the swing and miss in his game and never looked particularly likely to develop enough power to overcome that.
I am shocked to find out that Hamilton was not already an outfielder.11. sunnyday2 Posted: October 05, 2012 at 06:31 AM (#4254854)
A CF speedster named Billy Hamilton? What next. A young slugger named Babe Ruth? A pitcher named Cy or Grover or Walter?12. just plain joe Posted: October 05, 2012 at 08:33 AM (#4254876)
A pitcher named Cy or Grover or Walter?
Cy Grover would be an awesome name for a pitcher.
Sheesh, the closest thing to a Walter in MLB right now is Aaron Walter Hill. A couple of active Walters in the minors.14. Tippecanoe Posted: October 05, 2012 at 09:06 AM (#4254893)
The last real Grover in MLB appears to be Grover William "Deacon" Jones in 1966. William Grover Slayback in 1974 if you want to count him.
Hold on a second, I just discovered the greatest name in baseball history.
I kid you not.
Ladies and gentlemen ...
Mr. Grover Frisbee
I like Orval Overall. Grover Overall would be great, too.
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A man was shot on Sunday, and later died from his injuries.
At approximately 6:47 p.m., Chattanooga Police responded to 2525 6th Avenue Court for a person shot. Upon arrival, officers discovered that the victim had been transported to a local hospital in a personal vehicle.
Officers then responded to the hospital and were advised by medical staff that Melvin Crayton died from an apparent gunshot wound to his leg.
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Chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency Have we found the cause and cure of MS? Robert J. Fox, MD Alex Rae-Grant, MD Address correspondence and reprint requests to Dr. Robert J. Fox, 9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH 44195 firstname.lastname@example.com Neurology® 2011;77:1 Multiple sclerosis (MS) has traditionally been considered an autoimmune disorder—an abnormal immune system attacking an otherwise healthy brain, spinal cord, or optic nerve. But even in its original description by Charcot, the perivenular predilection of MS lesions suggested a potential vascular etiology. In 1935, Tracy Putman1 reported an animal model of MS based on injecting obstructing agents into the venous sinuses. On the basis of this model he treated 74 patients with MS with the anticoagulant dicumarol, with mixed results.2 After lying dormant for over half a century, the vascular theory of MS re-emerged with a series of publications led by the Italian vascular surgeon Paolo Zamboni. He used ultrasound and catheter-based venography to describe venous insufficiency in the internal jugular veins (IJV), vertebral veins, and deep cerebral veins of patients with MS, coining the term chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI).3 Five ultrasound criteria were proposed (figure), although these have yet to be validated against a criterion standard. Using these criteria, Zamboni and colleagues reported a surprisingly high 100% sensitivity and 100% specificity in discriminating patients with MS from controls. The same group reported clinical improvements in an open-label study of catheter-based venoplasty,4 later provocatively named the liberation procedure. The public response to these reports was profound.5 Web sites, blogs, Facebook pages, and other...
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Note: A word about this brochure. Audi of America, Inc., believes the specifications in this brochure to be correct at the time of printing. However, specifications, standard equipment, options, fabrics, and colors are subject to change without notice. Some equipment may be unavailable when your vehicle is built. Please ask your dealer for advice concerning current availability of standard and optional equipment, and your dealer will verify that your vehicle will include the equipment you ordered. Vehicles in this brochure are shown with optional equipment. See your dealer for complete details on the New Vehicle Limited Warranty, twelve-year limited warranty against corrosion perforation, and Audi 24/7 Roadside Assistance. (Roadside assistance coverage provided by Road America in the U.S. Certain conditions apply; see your dealer for details.) Tires supplied by various manufacturers. "Audi," all model names, "Audi connect," "MMI," "quattro," "Sideguard," "Singleframe" and the Singleframe grille design, "S line," "TFSI," "Truth in Engineering," and the four rings logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of AUDI AG. "AdBlue" is a registered trademark of the Verband der Automobilindustrie. "Bang & Olufsen" is a registered trademark of Bang & Olufsen. The BLUETOOTH word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and use of any such marks by AUDI AG is under license. "BOSE" and "AudioPilot" are registered trademarks of the Bose Corporation. "GOOGLE," "Google Earth" and "Google Maps Street View" are trademarks of Google Inc. "HD Radio" and the HD Radio logo are proprietary trademarks of iBiquity Digital Corporation. "HomeLink" is a registered trademark of Johnson Controls Technology Company. "ICEpower" is a registered trademark of Bang & Olufsen. "iPod" is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. "Servotronic" is a registered trademark of the AM General Corporation. "SiriusXM" and all related marks and logos are trademarks of SiriusXM Radio Inc. and its subsidiaries. "TDI" is a registered trademark of Volkswagen AG. "Tiptronic" is a registered trademark of Dr. Ing h.c. F. Porsche AG. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Some European models shown. AoA1313378 © 2012 Audi of America, Inc. Printed in the U.S.A.
Legal Disclaimer: This manual has been created exclusively for rescuers who have been specially trained in the area of providing emergency rescue after automobile accidents and who are therefore qualified to use the activities described in this manual. Furthermore, this manual shows the maximum possible equipment specification in the model overview. Vehicle specifications and special options as well as Audi model availability are constantly subject to change. Therefore, Audi reserves the right to change the content of this manual at all times. Please note: The information contained in this manual is not intended for customers or for repair shops and dealers. Customers may gather detailed information from their vehicle owner's manual regarding vehicle function as well as any occupant safety features and system descriptions. Repair shops and dealers obtain repair information through their normal channels. (Status: 08/2013) • Hint: The maximum possible equipment specification is always shown In the model overview. You will find "Rescue and Recovery involving Audi Vehicles" in a separate part of the same title. The creation of this Rescue Data sheets is supported by Moditech Rescue Solutions (www.moditech.com). The vehicle overviews in the attachment are also included in interactive form in the data base "Crash Recovery System". • Audi 80 / S2 1990 – 1995 only R5 turbo only V6 + 16V Legend Control module Gas generator Rollover protection Battery Pretensioner Gas-pressure damper Fuel tank +S2 Limousine Reinforcement 80 Airbag Status: 08/2013, Audi AG • Audi 80 / S2 / RS2 Avant 1992 – 1995
Utz von Wagner, Daniel Hochlenert, Peter Hagedorn Department for Applied Mechanics, Technische Universität Darmstadt, 64289 Darmstadt, Germany Summary Considerable effort is spent in the design and testing of disk brakes of modern passenger cars. This effort can be reduced if refined mathematical-mechanical models are used for studying the dynamics of these brakes before prototypes are available. The present paper is devoted to the modeling of a floating caliper disk brake, special regard being given to the suppression of squeal. The model developed includes the brake rotor, modeled as a flexible rotating plate, housing, piston, yoke, and friction pads. In this nonlinear model all the prominent features of squeal are reproduced, such as e.g. independence of the frequency on the speed, etc. In a test rig built in Darmstadt, the model is validated. In addition, the set-up also permits active control by using "smart pads". Those pads, which include piezoceramic actuators are successfully used for the suppression of squeal.
The paper presents a robust feedback control method to suppress the vibration and squeal noise phenomenon in disc brake model using an active force control (AFC) strategy. A two degree-of-freedom (2-DOF) Wagner model was considered in the study as the main dynamical element to be controlled. The system was tested for robustness and effectiveness in reducing the vibration and squeal, taking into account a number of disturbances acting on the system. Three control schemes were simulated and compared involving the classic proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller, AFC with crude approximation (AFCCA) and AFC with fuzzy logic (AFCFL) schemes. The AFC-based schemes show superior performance compared to the PID only counterpart with the AFCFL method producing the best performance. increases warranty costs. It is still rather difficult to predict its occurrence. However, disk brake systems are used more extensively in modern vehicles and have become the focus of brake squeal research [2]-[5]. The mechanism of disk brake squeal arise because of three reasons; alternative stick and slip motion between pad and disk, static instability due to excessive braking force, and dynamic instability arising from the friction force [6]. The system parameters were chosen such that the inertia and elastic properties of the wobbling disk represent two orthogonal elastic eigen modes with three nodal diameters of a real disk as later experimentally investigated in [7]-[8]. An open loop control system is considered for detecting the squeal case [9]. By preloading the brake, rotating the disc, extracting natural frequencies and complex eigen values, this new approach combines all in a single continuous step. The simulation results show that significant pad bending vibration may be responsible for the disc brake squeal and it can be reduced by decreasing the friction coefficient, increasing the stiffness of the disc, by...
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Sony slashes 2013/14 profit estimate by more than two-thirds
TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp slashed its operating profit estimate by nearly 70 percent for the financial year ended March 31, saying it expects its exit from PCs to add nearly $300 million in extra costs as it struggles to stem losses on electronics.
The Japanese consumer electronics giant on Thursday cut its operating profit forecast to 26 billion yen ($254.53 million) from a previous estimate of 80 billion yen, adding that it would book 25 billion yen in impairment losses from its DVD and CD-ROM production unit for fiscal 2013 due to weak demand in Europe.
The company also widened its net loss estimate to 130 billion yen, wider than the 110 billion it forecast in February, when it reversed a previous profit outlook.
Sony's chief executive, Kazuo Hirai, has spent the last two years selling off key assets in a bid to restore profitability at the firm's struggling electronics division, where TVs have lost $7.8 billion over 10 consecutive years.
The selloffs included the sale of its U.S. headquarters building in New York for $1.1 billion as well as two major buildings in Tokyo for $1.2 billion.
But the focus is still on profitability within electronics, on which Hirai has pegged Sony's rebirth using a three-prong strategy around mobile, imaging and gaming.
Sony said it would spin-off its TV division into a separate business and sell its Vaio PC business when it announced its third-quarter earnings in early February. A further write-down of the PC division would add another 30 billion yen ($294 million) in costs for 2013-14, Sony announced on Thursday.
The revisions represent a deep cut to Sony's initial operating profit forecast of 230 billion yen first made last May and then cut in October. Last summer, the firm came under pressure from activist investor and hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb to spin off its entertainment business to create more value for shareholders.
Sony shares ended 1 percent higher on Thursday before the announcement. The stock is down 1 percent so far this year after surging 90 percent in 2013. That compares with a 11 percent decline for the benchmark Nikkei since the beginning of 2014.
($1 = 102.15 Japanese yen)
(Reporting by Sophie Knight; Editing by Dominic Lau)
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Published: November 6,2011
Lars Larson has joined the Ocean Springs office of EarthCon Consultants Inc. as project manager. He joins the firm after a 17-year consulting career.
Throughout his consulting career, Larson has led cross-functional project teams for clients in the oil and gas exploration, interstate gas pipeline and railroad industries as well as battery manufacturers, commercial banks and real estate developers.
In addition, Larson spent four years as a federal energy regulator and three years as a coastal resource research specialist.
An active member of the National Groundwater Association, he holds a bachelor's degree in geology from LSU.
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Parishioners screamed and ran for cover and others, including the church flutist, tried to subdue him. Police said the assailant thought the choir members were members of a secret society.
The episode caused panic among church members such as 12-year-old Jordan Schalow and his mother, Valerie, who had just heard the pastor at St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church read a Gospel message about the importance of loving everyone and had the recent bombing in Boston on their mind.
Jordan had told his mom earlier, "Thank God. I'm in church and nothing bad is going to happen here."
Valerie Schalow said her husband, Gerald, sat next to Capener during services and had noticed him acting nervously. When he shook Capener's hand, she said her husband found them to be very sweaty. "My husband even had to go wash his hands after that," Schalow said.
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"I saw what was happening and I yelled at my husband," said Schalow, who ran out of the church with her three children. "The guy had been acting strange during Mass."
The complaint said church flutist Gerald Madrid saw Alvarez being attacked and attempted to "bear hug" Capener to try and stop him. Madrid was then stabbed five times in his back by Capener, authorities said.
"I instinctively just dropped my flute and I rushed the guy," Madrid said. "I never saw a knife, but I just rushed him."
At least two others were injured in the attack, police said.
Capener later told police that he was "99 percent sure Alvarez was a mason" and that he thought Alvarez was involved in a conspiracy.
He told the investigator that Masons are a group involved "in a conspiracy that is far more reaching than I could or would believe."
Capener, whose mother is active in the church, said he stabbed the others who tried to subdue him because he thought they might be Masons, too.
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Sony has confirmed with IGN what Joystiq and the Fanboy sites discovered last night: current downloaded PlayStation Classic titles do not work on the PS3, despite its firmware upgrade.
The problem is that two files -- the ROM and its certification key -- are needed for the PS One titles to work on the PSP, but that "such a system is not needed on the PlayStation 3," according to the article. We're not sure how this explains the console's inability to play the titles, but rest assured SCEA manager Al de Leon told IGN that, "we'll be replacing the older PS1 games with fixed versions sometime in May" and you will then be able to download the games directly to your hard drive.
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Since managing the Winsford area we have seen lots of changes
within Policing and continued challenges within the organisation to
make the Force a more effective service for the community of
Cheshire. I am glad to say that crime and anti-social behaviour
figures continue to fall within the Winsford area and this is due
to the partnership approach I have embedded within the area. I
continue to listen to the community concerns and try and target the
most appropriate areas to reduce crime and bring offenders to
justice. We have continued with our robust and proactive approach
and drug offences
and this reflects on the positive incidents I report on each week
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and tackle those members of the community who do not conform and
cause problems within the community.
This year we are focusing on supporting vulnerable members of
the community within the area who suffer from mental health issues
and set up a local initiative with Mid Cheshire MIND a mental
health charity who supports people within the community who suffer
from mental health problems. We aim to work together with members
of the community who often need support and can be sign posted to
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I am continuing to support local charities and the local boxing
club who do so much to help the youth of Winsford achieve so much
through sport with the annual charity boxing night which has raised
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We have a good relationship with the local businesses in the
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community through employment particularly with the Winsford 1 to 5
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If anyone wishes to speak with me about issues that affect you
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please give me a call on 01606 36 2574.
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local area. The businesses have an excellent link with the local
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centre is managed PCSO Colette Graham-Battersby and PC
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The area has three large housing estates which are managed by
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prevent anti-social behaviour in the area. The area has numerous
licensed premises which support the local Police in the form of the
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and outlying areas and hold monthly meetings which are advertised
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Imagine that 2 percent of the world's population simply disappeared, all at once, never to be seen again. What would it feel like to be left behind? That's the question at the heart of Tom Perrotta's 2011 novel The Leftovers, a dark but enjoyable take on how society might react in the wake of a rapture-like event snatching up a small chunk of the global population.
Judging from the full-length trailer, Damon Lindelof and Peter Berg have hewed closely to the novel in adapting it for HBO. Which makes sense: Perrotta himself is also on board as executive producer and co-wrote the pilot. Thank heavens (so to speak).
HBO has been teasing bits of the show, which debuts June 29, for a while now, but this is our first substantial look at the TV version of Mapleton, the generic middle-American town that serves as the story's setting and lens. Backed by haunting James Blake vocals, the trailer should put aside any fears that Lindelof would somehow turn this tale into a polar bear-inhabited post-apocalyptic retelling of Perrotta's critique of suburban angst. The anger, the grief, the cultish inclinations: The book's strongest themes are all here. (Those were some of Lost's main themes as well.) Add a cast that features Justin Theroux, Amy Brenneman, Liv Tyler, and Michael Gaston, and I'm in.
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A lot of 69 News viewers have been emailing and calling the newsroom wondering, "Where's Melanie?"
69 News anchor Melanie Falcon had to undergo open heart surgery last month.
Melanie's getting stronger every day, as 69 News' Jim Vaughn and Mark Shanaberger found out during a recent visit.
Melanie says of her recovery:
"It has now been nearly seven weeks since I had open heart surgery. I am feeling much better and more like my old self every day. My energy is coming back and I can do more as the days pass. I'm up to walking over two miles every day and am no longer on antibiotics. I was even up for a visit from Jim Vaughn and Mark Shanaberger. Progress feels good, and dare I say I miss work and hope to be back very soon!"
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'I was beaten over 1,000 times a year': son of M'sian couple held in Sweden
Publication Date : 20-02-2014
The eldest son of the Malaysian couple in Sweden, on trial for allegedly abusing their children, says he was beaten "over 1,000" times within a year.
In a video recorded by the Swedish police last December, and shown to the court on Wednesday, Ammar said his mother Shalwati Nurshal often beat him when he talked back, stomped his feet, or watched YouTube videos instead of joining the family for dinner.
Shalwati, and her husband Azizul Raheem Awalluddin, a Tourism Malaysia director in Stockholm, are facing their second day of trial in the Solna District Court, here, over charges of abusing their children.
Ammar, who appeared nervous at the beginning of the video, asked if his parents would find out about the interview.
"I predict after this my parents wouldn't like me, wouldn't love me. I'm worried my parents will smack me if they find out I'm not in school," said Ammar (the interview was conducted by the police during school hours, with permission of the assistant headmaster).
Ammar described three incidents when he was beaten; once he played music loudly while he was supposed to do homework, during a drive to school when he fought with his sister Aishah and while he was studying the Koran with his mother.
Shalwati and Azizul Raheem looked grim while watching the interview, with Shalwati biting her lip and her husband lowering his head and rubbing the bridge of his nose.
When asked if his siblings were hit, Ammar claimed all his siblings were occasionally hit, though he was the one most often hit.
However, Ammar mentioned several times that he "deserved the spankings", saying he was usually beaten when he did something wrong.
When asked who decided he deserved it, Ammar replied he decided he deserved it himself.
This prompted the policewoman to say that regardless of what a child had done, he could not be hit as it was the law in Sweden.
Sweden has outlawed corporal punishment since 1979, and those found guilty of breaking the law could face up to six years in prison.
On February 10, Shalwati and Azizul Raheem were charged with multiple counts of gross violation of a child's integrity, by hitting and abusing their children.
The alleged offences took place in the family's home in Spånga, a Stockholm suburb, between September 15, 2010 and December 17, 2013.
The trial continues on Thursday.
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Jay Iszo, a psychological business consultant known as the Internet Doctor, has a new book out called Got Social Mediology? Using Psychology to Master Social Media Without Spending a Dime. Iszo says that rather than engaging in paid-for, broadcast-style advertising, companies must understand the importance of understanding the psychology of the user, respecting the cultural nuances of each social media platform, and focusing on creating authentic relationships. EContent interviewed Iszo about his approach to social media marketing.
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The Collexis Expert Profiling community module allows for the identification of an institution's research experts based on their historical publications, as well as research experts from other institutions who subscribe to the Collexis Expert Profiling application. Additional features include the ability to find similar experts and search by key concept.
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In total, Sergeant Stubby served in 17 different battles in World War One. Once the war ended, his great friend Corporal Conroy carried on looking after him.
Stubby went to lots of marches and enjoyed the praise and attention he got from people all over America.
He visited the White House twice, where he met two US presidents: President Harding and President Coolidge.
An artist called Charles Ayer Whipple also painted Stubby's portrait.His death
Sergeant Stubby died in 1926. He was about ten years old.
He had become so popular that the New York Times even wrote an obituary for him.
An obituary is a news article which talks about a person's life after they die. It is usually only written for famous humans.
It said that Stubby did not get scared, even when his fellow soldiers did.
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Many seem to believe that our country's progenitors intended to enmesh Christian values in our government's practices and constitution, based on letters and essays they wrote at the time. I've read that Jefferson, Adams, et. al. were Deists, not Christians, so the matter seems moot. For the sake of argument though, I'll concede that they were Christians.
If this is true and the drafters intended to form a Christian society, why did they not explicitly say so in the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution? The latter does not mention God at all, and the former alludes to a God and a Creator nonspecific to any one religious sect. It concludes, "with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence" ' again, an ambiguous reference connoting nothing related to any particular religion.
So why do so many vehemently endorse Christianity in government? Wouldn't the ultimate course of this line of thinking lead to a theocracy? Is that what people want?
I don't mean to lambaste Christianity by any means. I was raised Catholic and, for the most part, have only known kind, altruistic people in the church who keep their faith to themselves and are content with a private, personal relationship with their religion. Isn't that how a person's faith is supposed to be practiced ' in private? It doesn't seem so these days.
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OCT 22 A state judge threw out the lawsuit of a former employee of the LSU Alumni Association, the Advocate reports here. The employee had claimed the former director of the group gave her a job so she'd have sex with him, and after she left agreed to continue to pay her -- so she'd have sex with him. Apparently you get no points for hutzpah.
OCT 22 Education blogger Mike Deshotels writes about the retraction of the Cowen report in this post. However you slice it, the Recovery School District is still failing, he says. (But Mike, doesn't that depend on what the intention was? If no one ever meant the RSD to fix public education, it's working perfectly, isn't it?)
OCT 22 A major Jindal donor was allowed to avoid the competitive bid process in the purchase of a state office building in Monroe, blogger Tom Aswell reports in this post on Louisiana Voice. The circumstances he lays out here are pretty stinky.
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OCT 22 It's hard to pick out the most interesting part of this post on Mother Jones about Texas lieutenant governor candidate Dan Patrick (His claim that migrant workers will bring leprosy to Texas? That Connie Chung's show should be called "Slanted Eye to Eye"?) But of course we must go with the comments about our very own Duck people, and how they are the spokesmen for God.
OCT 22 Advocate owner (and rich guy) John Georges must be doing a little happy dance today. As his paper reports here, the Times Picayune is further reducing its footprint in NOLA, by laying off 100 people and moving their printing operations to Mobile. (Yes, Alabama.) Does this mean the Advocate won?
OCT 22 Baton Rouge's downtown is now starting to show significant growth, this post on DIG Baton Rouge reports. With new construction, new restaurants and new housing units popping up, the downtown area is finally starting to look like a capital city, the story says.
OCT 21 Two St. John Parish employees were indicted in connection with the amoeba found in the parish water supply, WVUE reports in this post. They are accused of lying about testing the water for proper chlorine levels, the story says, claims that were contradicted by their government vehicles' GPS records.
OCT 21 The McClatchy DC blog posts this fascinating view of Louisiana's political landscape. It's a little heavy on the cliches, and also a little heavy on the quaint Cajun/Creole shtick, but it's still good reading -- if only for the outside view of our insides.
OCT 21 Here's an interesting story from the National Journal about New Orleans almost 10 years post-Katrina. There are demographic information and charts, as well as some commentary about the corresponding changes in the way the city looks and works.