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The Virginia High School League's plan to expand to six classifications may be the best idea they have had in many years.
I'll admit when I first heard that they may be expanding to six classes, I was a little skeptical. It seems like a lot.
A lot of champions, a lot of complications, a lot of travel and a lot of money.
However, after looking at a breakdown of how things would work, I think this six-class idea might be a good thing.
Teams would play in districts and play their schedules just like they always have. Each district can elect to have a district tournament if they want, but they don't have to.
I hope that the districts in our area would continue to have their tournaments. I think most players, coaches and fans enjoy the district tournaments, and I'd hate to see them come to an end.
The districts in the area would stay mostly the same as they have been.
Stonewall Jackson would still be in the Shenandoah District with Buffalo Gap, East Rockingham, Luray, Page County, Riverheads, Stuarts Draft and Wilson Memorial. Warren County would join the Bull Run District and be there along with Strasburg, Central, Clarke County, Madison County, George Mason, William Monroe and Rappahannock County. Skyline and Sherando would still be in the Northwestern District with Handley, Millbrook and James Wood.
After a possible district tournament, each team would advance to conference tournaments. A conference champion will be crowned and the champion and runner-up move on to regionals.
Strasburg and Stonewall Jackson would be in a 2A conference with Clarke County, Madison County, George Mason, Luray, Page County and John Champe (a new Loudoun County school). Central, Skyline and Warren County would be in a 3A conference with Manassas Park, Loudoun Valley, William Monroe and Brentsville. Sherando would be in a 4A conference with Woodgrove, Millbrook, James Wood, Handley, Loudoun County, Dominion, Heritage and Park View.
Each class would have two regionals, and teams would play it out until a regional champion is crowned. Then the regional champions and runners-up advance to a state tournament, where the final four teams would battle it out for the state title.
For most sports, the VHSL has come up with a rating system which could help determine seedings in the postseason. Each team would get seven points for every win, and one point for every loss to a school one level above their classification. Two points would be awarded for every loss to a school two levels above their classification, three points for every loss to a school three levels above their classification, and four or five points for every loss to a team four or five classifications above their classification.
The total number of points would then be divided by the total number of contests played to give the school its power rating average.
The ratings for football would be handled differently. Teams would get 26 points for every win over a 6A team and 14 for a loss. They would get 25 points for a win over a 5A team and 13 for a loss. They would get 22 for beating a 4A team and 10 for a loss. They would get 21 points for a win over a 3A team and 9 for a loss. They would get 18 points for a win over a 2A team and 6 for a loss. They would get 17 points for a win over a 1A team and 5 for a loss. They would also still get two points for every win a team you beat gets, and one point for every win a team you lose to gets.
The VHSL still needs to figure out how to handle the postseason for individual sports, but they still have some time to do that.
I know as you're reading this you're probably thinking that this sounds complicated, but it's a little easier to look at on paper than it is to explain. It appears more and more athletic directors and coaches are warming up to the idea of six classes, and it's looking like there's a good chance this will happen.
The most important thing is that with six classes, the enrollment number for each class are much closer together than they were before. That means that more teams will have a chance to be successful in every sport. At the end of the day, that should be the most important thing, because it should always be about the athletes.
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Authorities in China are probing a bizarre abuse case where a stressed out bus driver passed out after enduring a stream of verbal barrage from a pensioner passenger.
The female bus driver had simply pointed out that the OAP had come on board the bus through the exit door, a harmless remark that triggered a flow of invective.
Because bus company staff in Nanjing, a city in eastern China, are instructed to remain polite at all times and not engage in rows with their customers, the driver had to endure close to five minutes of abuse before she finally flaked out.
Passengers aboard came to her rescue as the rude OAP waddled off the vehicle and continued her journey on foot.
Xian Xiaping, a passenger, told a reporter: "She went on and on and on - and then went on some more. The driver was getting redder and redder in the face and then people who were also on the bus started demanding that it set off because we were going nowhere and going to be late for work.
"It seemed to have been a tirade that started about the wrong exit but then became very personal about the driver's appearance and her family. You couldn't call it a row because a row requires the participation of two people, and there was only one doing all the shouting.
"The old woman used quite dirty words to insult the bus driver. It's not wise for a bus driver to have row with a passenger. Perhaps if the passenger had been younger the driver might have said something, but she was an old woman and so she kept her tongue silent."
Later driver Zhi Shen, 39, who was praised by her firm for her patience, said: "I was getting so angry because of the terrible things she said, but I know my company's policy and so I kept silent. In the end my fury boiled over internally and I just fainted at the wheel."
After she passed out the angry pensioner left the bus and other passengers came to the aid of the driver. Police said they are looking for the foul-mouthed senior to give her a warning about behaving properly in public.
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My journey began in 2009. Four years later, and I am just about wrapping up my experience at AOMA. It has definitely been a long haul, and I have changed a lot along the way. When I started the master of acupuncture and Oriental Medicine program, I was only 23 years old. I was frustrated about healthcare and the state of American medicine, and I had decided to take the first step along a path that would lead me to greater understanding of not just medicine, but the entire body-mind-spirt axis of the human condition. Some aspects of my personal growth were not connected to AOMA, but just a natural progression I would have followed regardless of my education. However, there were undoubtedly parts of my AOMA education that have changed me forever.
Part of the transformation has been simply learning alternative theories of the human form. Trained as a molecular biologist, I had only been taught the materialistic theories of the body. Organisms are made of organs, are made of tissues, are made of cells, are made of organelles, are made of macromolecules, are made of atoms, are made of quarks and subatomic particles. These theories just dissect the physical body ad infinitum without any consideration that there might be more. The energetic theories of yin and yang, of the meridians, and of the zang fu have perfectly complemented all my scientific knowledge. Whether physical or energetic, I now have a way of analyzing whatever phenomenon appears. Attempting to integrate the two types of theory is going to take a long time, but in the end the holistic theory that emerges will be a double-edged sword that can cut to the bottom of an issue quickly.
The qigong components of the program have also greatly impacted my perspective on life. It's one thing to intellectually learn the energetic theories of the body, but it's another to actually feel the energy moving up and down the meridians or drawing energy into and pushing it out of your body. If there was ever any proof needed for the existence of a world beyond the physical, my experience with medical qigong at AOMA has provided it. I had an inkling back in my Massachusetts days when I was exploring Tibetan Buddhism, just a few meditative experiences that pointed to a non-physical realm. Medical qigong totally sealed the deal. Clinically, I noticed that my patients who received medical qigong felt as if they got more out of the treatments. In addition, several patients who received only medical qigong were absolutely stunned by their experience, as if they were floating, for instance.
Another core pillar of my experience at AOMA was the AOMA Student Association (ASA). At first, I just went to a few meetings here and there. At the time there were 4-6 people at each meeting. When I later ran for Vice-President of the ASA, I was experiencing a particular surge of confidence in myself and my abilities. Although I ran unopposed, I was proud because it was the first office I held for any association since high school. By the time I became ASA President, the average size of the meetings had grown to 12-15, and members were becoming a lot more active. I really enjoyed seeing the organizational growth that we had stimulated. The shining achievement of the ASA during my term as President was the Advancing Integrative Medicine at AOMA event. We brought together over 80 students and alumni for a full day of free lectures by well-known speakers in the field, some of which even offered CEUs! I was super proud of this event, and it has shown me that I can accomplish anything I put my mind to.
What goes without saying is that I have found acupuncture and herbal medicine to be very effective. A bit silly to express it in such simple terms, but there are still a lot of people in our culture who are either on the fence or completely close-minded about acupuncture. My overall experience in the student clinic was undeniably positive. I have seen so many patients come through our doors at AOMA, and almost all of them leave satisfied with their treatment.
I have finished the program with the confidence and determination to improve the standing of Chinese medicine in our culture. Integrating all the various alternative and mainstream modalities of American medicine is my life goal, and the direction in which I will be focusing all my attention post-graduation. Already in the works, I am helping organize Austin's first integrative health workers cooperative. It's going to be a lot of difficult, ground-breaking work, but in the end it is the only way that I want to practice medicine. Just as my perspective on life has become more dynamic and capable of understanding new phenomena, the integration of Western and Eastern modalities will make the practice of medicine as a whole much stronger.
David studied neuroscience and psychology at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. After graduating magna cum laude in 2008, he worked at the UMass Medical School performing molecular immunology research. Wishing to study medicine, but not be dependent on pharmaceuticals for his practice, David decided to study acupuncture & Chinese medicine. He graduated from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in May 2013, and received his acupuncture license in September 2013. He currently practices in Austin, Texas.
Having studied both Western science and Eastern medicine, David has a unique view of the human body, and in particular the human psyche. Eastern philosophy points to a hidden, yet tangible, force to explain the workings of the body, while Western medicine only accepts that which is visible and measurable. The two perspectives almost always have different explanations for the same phenomenon, yet drawing lines between the two often creates a richer understanding of the problem. In this way, a fusion of the two perspectives allows for an extremely versatile approach to medicine.
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I've heard reports that this is the worst year for cedar fever on record, but somehow I'm managing to keep my symptoms minimal. Sure, I've had a few sniffles and occasional itchy eyes, but in comparison with people who are really suffering this year, I'm doing great!
Being a native Austinite (I moved here from a family farm just outside of Georgetown in high school) I was pissed when I started getting allergies in college. I figured locals should be immune, right? Wrong! Back then the only way I knew how to cope was to take Sudafed which worked okay. I soon realized pseudoephedrine made me feel hyped up and anxious. I decided I'd rather suffer a few sniffles and coughing attacks and thus began my journey to find an alternative. [photo credit: KXAN]
Turns out I've figured out quite a few effective remedies and common sense practices to lessen the plight known as "cedar fever season" (which typically goes from about December to February).
Many people know about the benefits of nasal irrigation. Some people just snort salt water up their nose from a bowl, but I prefer to use the neti pot. If you've never done it before, I promise it is not like getting water up your nose when you are swimming. It doesn't hurt at all (unless you're already really congested). Using a neti pot works best as a preventative. You're basically rinsing all of the pollens and pollution out of your nose and sinus cavities. I think it's best to rinse in the evening, especially if you've been outside during the day.
One more product I've been using is Xlear made with xylitol. This supposedly coats the inside of your sinus cavities and keeps pollens from latching on. Ideally, I would use Xlear before I go outside and neti at the end of the day.
Speaking of being outside, I know many folks who are suffering just avoid going outside. That's one tactic. But it's been so beautiful lately – that's such a big sacrifice if you like the outdoors. I rode my bike and worked in my yard this weekend for several hours but I wore a mask the majority of the time and I took a shower (and did the neti pot) as soon as I was done. If taking a shower isn't a possibility, at least change clothes and wash your face to get the majority of the pollen off.
A few years ago my friend, who is an acupuncturist, told me to start taking a high quality probiotic. She recommended Dr. Ohhira's which are expensive, but I think are worth it. One reason I like them is they don't need to be refrigerated, so I can keep them out on the counter and actually remember to take them daily.
I'm not sure why probiotics help with allergies. I think it has something to do with the fact that "80 percent of your immune system is located in your digestive tract" [Dr. Mercola]. A strong immune system means your body can fight off allergens more easily. I can testify because the first year I took probiotics regularly, I had almost zero cedar fever symptoms. I was sold.
Side note: this could also be why I haven't gotten that awful stomach bug that's going around, even though I know I've been exposed to it.
I don't know why so many western medicine folks still doubt the efficacy of homeopathy considering it is a similar principle to that of vaccines. Homeopathy treats like with like, using highly diluted substances to trigger the body's natural system of healing. Most natural food stores carry "cedar" (really juniper) homeopathic drops which you take under the tongue several times a day. This year I've been taking the one for cedar fever specifically, although they do make some that have a mix of trees in the region which can be helpful for folks who are allergic to other flowering trees year-round.
While I haven't been as consistent with Chinese herbs this year, they have helped me significantly in the past. My usual regimen is to start taking the Jade Screen formula in early November to boost my immune system (wei chi). There is another formula that I think is considered to be similar to an antihistamine called Pe Min Kan Wan that my acupuncturist usually prescribes. By the way, most Chinese herbs require a prescription for a licensed acupuncturist/herbalist. An herbalist can help make sure you take the herbal prescription that is specific to your symptoms, whether they are runny nose, itchy eyes, congestion, or sinus headache. And while you're there, you might as well get some acupuncture which can also help lessen symptoms and boost your immunity. One formula that you can get over-the-counter in most natural food stores/pharmacies in Austin is Easy Breather (actually developed by some AOMA alumni).
Okay, time to come clean. While I've been using all these "alternative" treatments, I have also been taking cetirizine, more commonly known as Zyrtec. I know everyone reacts differently to over-the-counter antihistamines, but this seems to be the one that has the fewest side-effects for me personally.
So, why am I doing all these other things if I'm taking a western drug? I honestly don't think it would do the trick. I'm trying to give my body a fighting chance. That's why I'm also exercising, drinking nettle tea, local honey, and getting lots of sleep.
Sarah Sires Bentley has worked as the director of community relations at AOMA since 1995. She oversees the marketing department for the institution, including the website, social media, and blog. Sarah is not a licensed practitioner. This blog post is for entertainment and educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease.
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Rhode Island's seven-game winning streak against the Dayton Flyers came to an end tonight in a 76-69 loss at UD Arena. The Rams kept things close in the first half before Dayton went on a 10-2 run to open the second half and Rhody never found their way back. The loss is URI's fourth straight and eighth in their last 10 games as they now sit at 11-14 on the season.
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Putin Speaks: Hope that Washington Hears Paul Craig Roberts In an interview today with Politika, a Serbian newspaper, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, said that it is futile and dangerous for the US and its European puppets to blackmail Russia and that the Exceptional Nation and its vassals should consider the risks that are inherent in aggressive disputes between countries heavily…Read more »
WILL THE CDC LISTEN? Ebola Can Be Transmitted Via Infectious Aerosol Particles: Health Workers Need Respirators, not Masks By Lisa M Brosseau, ScD and Rachael Jones, PhD Global Research, October 15, 2014 Url of this article: http://www.globalresearch.ca/ebola-can-be-transmitted-via-infectious-aerosol-particles-health-workers-need-respirators-not-masks/5408022 CIDRAP Editor's Note: Today's commentary was submitted to CIDRAP by the authors, who are national experts on respiratory protection and infectious disease transmission.…Read more »
"Pardon Us For Our Country's Existence in the Middle of Your Military Bases" – Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov's Speech at the UN By Carla Stea Global Research, October 14, 2014 Url of this article: http://www.globalresearch.ca/pardon-us-for-our-countrys-existence-in-the-middle-of-your-military-bases-russian-foreign-minister-lavrovs-speech-at-the-un/5407937 In a courageous and brilliant speech to the United Nations General Assembly on September 27, 2014, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov pierced the veil of…Read more »
Tokyo Contaminated by Fukushima Radiation, Not Fit for Habitation — Dr. Shigeru Mita Guest Column by Susie Greaves "I must state that the policies of the WHO, the IAEA or the Japanese government cannot be trusted." Read more: http://permaculturenews.org/2014/09/25/tokyo-contaminated-fit-habitation-doctor-says/Read more »
The CIA has corrupted journalism not merely in the US but also in everyone of Washington's puppet states: UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and so forth. Listen to the German journalist tell his story: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article39870.htmRead more »
Van Cliburn Moscow 1958 The greatest performance of my lifetime. The Cold War could have ended right then, except for the unremitting evil of Washington. The judges of the competition asked Khrushchev, "May we give the prize to the American?" Khrushchev asked, "Was he the best?" The judges, "Yes." Khrushchev, "Then give him the prize." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qROema2MDIRead more »
Noam Chomsky, a moral voice in the West, is 86 years old. Former President Jimmy Carter, another of the rare moral voices in the West turned 90 on October 1, three days ago. What will become of us in the West when these great men pass away and the moral voice in the West goes silent? Who can take their…Read more »
Top German Editor: CIA Bribing Journalists The Western Print and TV Media Are CIA Assets Read more: http://russia-insider.com/en/tv_politics_media_watch/2014/10/03/01-43-21pm/top_german_editor_cia_bribing_journalistsRead more »
US Government Is Funding The Hong Kong "Student Protests" Guest column by Tony Cartalucci By Tony Cartalucci Global Research, October 01, 2014 Url of this article: http://www.globalresearch.ca/us-now-admits-it-is-funding-occupy-central-in-hong-kong/5405680 Just as the US admitted shortly after the so-called "Arab Spring" began spreading chaos across the Middle East that it had fully funded, trained, and equipped both mob leaders and heavily armed terrorists years in…Read more »
HighRiseSafetyNYC.org Sept. 29, 2014 Today We Filed Suit to Reverse the City's Fraudulent Determination on Our Second Petition Read our filing and letter to Justice Wooten. Dear Supporters, On September 4, 2014 the High-Rise Safety Initiative submitted a second petition containing over 33,000 signatures to override the City Council's lack of action on our first petition. The second petition secures…Read more »
German journalist reveals in bestseller that Western Media is paid by the CIA to print propaganda instead of the news. There is nothing new about this except the extent. Always there have been media, reporters, and columnists who published false information in order to help the CIA advance undeclared agendas. The difference is that today the CIA's influence is pervasive.…Read more »
British PM David Cameron: "Non-Violent Extremists" Including "9/11 Truthers" and "Conspiracy Theorists" are Just as Dangerous as ISIL Terrorists By Peter Drew Global Research, September 29, 2014 Url of this article: http://www.globalresearch.ca/british-pm-david-cameron-non-violent-extremists-including-911-truthers-and-conspiracy-theorists-are-just-as-dangerous-as-isil-terrorists/5405059 Dear Mr Cameron I write this open letter to you in response to your recent speech at the United Nations calling for military intervention in Iraq and Syria…Read more »
Guest Column by James Ridgeway from CounterPunch http://www.counterpunch.org/2014/09/04/inside-americas-prisons/print American politicians and media can't stop screaming about how inhumane Muslims are because those few whom we have enraged cut off heads of a handful of people instead of blowing to bits with bombs hundreds of thousands of people. Read Ridgeway's report and decide for yourself if anyone is more inhumane than…Read more »
Guest Column by Peter Haisenko Peter Haisenko was a pilot for Lufthansa for 30 years. In the article below he explains his conclusion that the Malaysian airliner downed in Ukraine was hit first by an air-to-air missile from a Ukrainian fighter jet and then by machine gun fire. As Ukrainian air control has refused to release its communications with the…Read more »
A Collection of Guest Columns: Perpetual war, indefinite detention, and torture: The U.S. and Israel's shared values by Adam Hudson: http://english.al-akhbar.com/print/21328 Newly declassified documents reveal how U.S. agreed to Israel's nuclear program: http://www.haaretz.com/misc/article-print-page/.premium-1.613221 Former British Ambassador Says UK Is A Rogue State And A Danger To The World: http://en.ria.ru/world/20140828/192428303/Former-British-Ambassador-to-Uzbekistan-Says-UK-Rogue-State.html The US Is Not a Democracy: From Wall St to Detroit…Read more »
This is an extremely interesting 9 minute video from the Donetsk Republic. It shows extraordinary humane treatment and release of captured Ukrainian soldiers. The Christian behavior of the Donetsk Republic puts to shame the crude barbarians who rule in America and Europe and the media shills who whore for the Western barbarians. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=us9lPiQ9btA&list=UUdnB82ob_V7EXwwcCtB1vUgRead more »
How Can You Tell Whether Russia Has Invaded Ukraine? Paul Craig Roberts "If you think that Russia is sending its regular units here, then let me tell you something. If Russia was sending its regular troops, we wouldn't be talking about the battle of Elenovka here. We'd be talking about a battle of Kiev or a possible capture of Lvov."…Read more »
Former official of the German Ministry of Defense says the world has heard enough of EU lies. "People here in Germany are fed up with NATO lies." It is a 5 minute interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54Y28LR3tyk&feature=youtube_gdata_playerRead more »
Eric Margolis, an experienced journalists in war situations says be careful what you believe. Don't rush into acceptance of claims whether by the enemy or your own government. Update: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article39494.htm The Beheading: Some Words of Caution By Eric Margolis August 23, 2014 http://www.lewrockwell.com/2014/08/eric-margolis/about-that-alleged-beheading/ The alleged beheading of freelance journalist James Foley by the shadowy ISIS (or Islamic State) has sparked…Read more »
Guest Article by Steven Starr–Senator Corker's Path to Nuclear War Steven Starr explained to us the lethality of Nuclear Weapons on May 30, 2014 http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2014/05/30/lethality-nuclear-weapons/ . In the article below, Starr explains how Republican Senator Bob Corker's "Russian Aggression Prevention Act" by consequence or design is driving Russia toward nuclear war. I agree with Starr that Corker's bill is mindless,…Read more »
If America has a free press, why don't you know about the Obama regime's atrocities in Ukraine? It might not be possible for most Americans ever to understand the criminal nature of the Obama regime and the presstitute media that protects the criminal regime by keeping the American people disinformed and in the dark. For those of you who can…Read more »
Washington's Ukrainian Stooges Shot Down The Malaysian Airliner It is as we thought–another Washington crime and lie designed to drive the world toward more war. Malaysian press charges Ukraine government shot down MH 17 A Thursday article in the New Straits Times, Malaysia's flagship English-language newspaper, charged the US- and European-backed Ukrainian regime in Kiev with shooting down Malaysian Airlines…Read more »
THE WORLD SHOULD REMEMBER THE LESSONS OF PAST WARS AND NOT REPEAT MISTAKES August 10, 2014 "ICH" – "Press TV" – Russia's President Vladimir Putin has condemned political ambitions that threatened peace in Europe during the First World War, saying the international community should learn the lesson from the deadly conflict. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the Poklonnaya Hill…Read more »
Thirteen years after 9/11 C-Span has provided a forum for Richard Gage of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth to explain why a real investigation of 9/11 is imperative: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zY9HfwzGPgRead more »
http://www.counterpunch.org/2014/07/11/on-israel-ukraine-and-truth/ The Return of George Orwell and Big Brother's War On Israel, Ukraine and Truth by JOHN PILGER The other night, I saw George Orwells's 1984 performed on the London stage. Although crying out for a contemporary interpretation, Orwell's warning about the future was presented as a period piece: remote, unthreatening, almost reassuring. It was as if Edward Snowden had…Read more »
U.S. Holds the World Record of Killings of Innocent Civilians By Prof. John McMurtry and Kourosh Ziabari Global Research, July 29, 2014 Url of this article: http://www.globalresearch.ca/u-s-holds-the-world-record-of-killings-innocent-civilians/5393789 A world-renowned Canadian philosopher argues that the United States holds the world record of illegal killings of unarmed civilians and extrajudicial detention and torturing of prisoners who are detained without trial. Prof. John…Read more »
America's Water Resources Are Endangered Corporate pursuit of short term profit could result in large areas of US becoming Uninhabitable The Third World Comes to Ohio http://rt.com/usa/177592-usa-water-ohio-toxin/ The cost of fracking will exceed the value of the oil and gas recovered: http://rt.com/usa/174728-california-fracking-waste-aquifer/Read more »
"The Zionist Dream Is Based On Slaughter Of Innocents." Henry Siegman, Former Head of the American Jewish Congress A former leader of American Jewish Congress has strongly condemned Israel's war on the Gaza Strip, saying "the Zionist dream is based on slaughter of innocents." Henry Siegman, former executive director of the American Jewish Congress and president of the US/Middle East…Read more »
US Government Simultaneously Condemns Israel for Murdering Children in an UN Safe School and Grants Israel's Request for More Heavy Explosives to be Used Against Palestinians US resupplying Israel with ammunition even after condemning shelling of Gaza school http://rt.com/usa/176820-pentagon-idf-unrwa-ammunition/ No sooner than the White House condemned the shelling of a United Nations-operated school in Gaza on Wednesday did news break…Read more »
South America Takes Moral Leadership Away From The Immoral West http://rt.com/news/176852-bolivia-israel-terrorist-state/ Bolivia declares Israel 'terrorist state', scraps visa exemption agreement Bolivia has declared Israel to be a "terrorist state" and renounced a visa exemption agreement with the country in protest over the ongoing Israeli military offense in Gaza which already killed more than 1,300 dead and left over 7,000 wounded.…Read more »
Government of Ukraine Collapses Today the Ukrainian government resigned. The prime minister Yatsenyuk, or "Yat" as affectionately called by Victoria Nuland who put Yat into office, resigned along with the entire Cabinet. The parliament refused to vote the harsh conditions demanded by the IMF. I am not sure what this means. Perhaps it is just a tactic to force the…Read more »
Journalists Accuse White House of Politically-Driven Suppression of News The Obama regime's censorship has proved to be too much for even the US presstitute media. Even the media whores are complaining about the Obama regime turning news into propaganda. Read more: http://www.broadcastingcable.com/news/washington/journalists-accuse-white-house-politically-driven-suppression-news/132248Read more »
Guest commentary by Michael Hudson Michael Hudson is a real economist who speaks the truth. He serves no other interest. Here is his interview with Russia Today. At Issue Is Who Shall Rule The World — Michael Hudson http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article39034.htmRead more »
By: pcr3|02 July, 2014|Categories: Articles & Columns . Guest Contributions . Other
Below is President Putin's complete address to the Russian diplomatic corps. It reveals Putin to be a person well aware of the threats that US unilateralism poses to the entire world. Washington's belief that the US is exceptional and indispensable results in dictatorial behavior toward other countries and the overriding of their legitimate national interests. From such arrogance, wars are…Read more »
By: pcr3|01 July, 2014|Categories: Articles & Columns . Guest Contributions . Other
IMPORTANT: Guest Column by Vladimir Putin THE WEST IS TURNING THE PLANET INTO A GLOBAL BARRACKS–Vladimir Putin, President of Russia The remarks below are excerpted from President Putin's meeting with Russia's ambassadors on July 1, 2014. Putin damns Washington's puppet president of Ukraine, an usurped position resulting from the overthrow of a democratically elected president, for taking "the path of…Read more »
Update on Fukushima Remember, nuclear energy is safe, like GMOs, like the NSA/Homeland Security Police State, like whatever government, corporate interests and presstitute media tell you. Just keep on believing. http://www.opednews.com/populum/printer_friendly.php?content=a&id=180047Read more »
Guest Column by Stephen F. Cohen: "Lincoln Didn't Call Confederates Terrorists" I suspect most of my readers are daily visitors to RT. Those who are not need to read this report by Professor Stephen F. Cohen, with whom I am in agreement. http://rt.com/op-edge/165932-lincoln-confederates-terrorists-ukraine/Read more »
By: pcr3|13 June, 2014|Categories: Articles & Columns . Guest Contributions . Other
Tiananmen Square Guest Column by Wei Ling Chua and limited time offer of free book on what really happened Dear Friends, On the 25 anniversary of Tiananmen Square I posted a guest column by Brian Becker who pointed out that no massacre occurred in China's Tiananmen Square. A few US journalists who reported a massacre later retracted the claim, including…Read more »
Dear Readers: Here is an eyewitness report of the violence that the Washington-backed government in Kiev is inflicting on those protesting against the anti-Russian regime that Washington has installed in Kiev. This is not information you will hear from the presstitute media or from "your" government. You can ask, "Who is this reporter? How do we know we can believe…Read more »
Guest Article by Diana Johnstone from CounterPunch, June 6-8, 2014 http://www.counterpunch.org/2014/06/06/washingtons-iron-curtain-in-ukraine/ Diana Johnstone lays out the facts about Ukraine. A must read. Tightening the U.S. Grip on Western Europe Washington's Iron Curtain in Ukraine by DIANA JOHNSTONE NATO leaders are currently acting out a deliberate charade in Europe, designed to reconstruct an Iron Curtain between Russia and the West.…Read more »
Anglo-American Dominance Could Be Coming To An End Guest Column by Umberto Pascali courtesy of Global Research Grand Geopolitical Project: Russia's Gazprom signs Agreement to Abandon the Dollar By Umberto Pascali Global Research, June 07, 2014 Url of this article: http://www.globalresearch.ca/grand-geopolitical-project-russias-gazprom-signs-agreement-to-abandon-the-dollar/5386045 "It's only the tip of the iceberg. A grand geopolitical project is beginning to materialize…" On June 6 2014,…Read more »
Guest Column by Russian President Vladimir Putin Vladimir Putin is the only extant leader in the West. He has some things to tell you that are different from the lies emanating from Washington. http://rt.com/news/163676-putin-ukraine-french-us/Read more »
Tiananmen Square After 25 Years — Brian Becker The Tiananmen Square "massacre," in which thousands of Chinese students were alleged by Washington and the presstitute media to have been massacred, was entirely a fabrication of the US government and its Ministry of Propaganda. No such massacre occurred, but the myth lives on. Brian Becker, who was on the scene, provides…Read more »
Controlled Demolition of WTC 7 Now Proven Guest Posting by 9/11 Consensus Panel Professor Daniele Ganser's guest article on false flag attacks and his lecture on 9/11 will rescue you from the web of official lies spun by the government and presstitute media. http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2014/06/01/false-flag-attacks-guest-article-professor-daniele-ganser-university-basel/ The latest research establishes that World Trade Center Building 7 was destroyed by controlled demolition. The…Read more »
False Flag Attacks Guest Article by Professor Daniele Ganser, University of Basel As evidence has accumulated that the official story of 9/11 is false, the dwindling number of defenders of the official conspiracy theory have been reduced to two arguments. One is that no government would attack its own people or stand aside while terrorists did so. The other argument…Read more »


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Fall 2014 House of Bishop Meets
The Fall North American House of Bishop meets this week in the Cathedral of Saint Dismas. The Bishops will hear the State of the North American Church report from the Primate, Archbishop Bates and in turn each Bishop reports to the group the state of their diocese. Updates on EcumenicalRead More


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This weekend I was able to go to a soft opening for the Golden Sound for friends and family! Golden Sound is another branch of Barista Parlor here in Nashville. I love this town and everything that is accessible about it. As much as I fell in love with San Francisco, I love that I get to have many options here in Nashville and still be able to live and afford to experience all of those things! I need to start working on my "Nashville Bucket List." I want to create a list of things that I want to do before I move next year.
Last night, my friend Sarah took me out to a birthday dinner at Adele's, a restaurant in the Gultch. It may be my favorite restaurant for ambience yet! The entire space is open air with a really incredible menu.


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[LOVE CERTAIN CHARACTER IN POPULAR PAIRING (Fanfic Flamingo) WITH DIFFERENT CHARACTER]
Ahh the plight of a Sam x Al shipper.
My life
Stony, thy name is dissapointment
I'm looking at you, Bella.
Happens all the effing time.
D: I'm guilty! I'm guilty, I'm sorry but I'm guilty. /sob
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Nike Air Flightposite Exposed "Year of the Horse"
Nike Sportswear prepares to welcome the Year of the Horse with a special edition of the Air Flightposite Exposed. Featuring a seamlessly molded Foamposite upper, the turquoise and grey zipper-less Flightposite is inspired by a horse in motion and is detailed with a calligraphy-inspired pattern on the sides. Elements celebrating the Chinese New Year include the Traditional Chinese characters 'Ma 馬' for horse on the heel and tongue in both red and gold, as well as an engraved metal lace charm that reads "great success with the arrival of the horse." Look for the limited-edition Flightposite Exposed when it releases on January 9 next year.
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Thank you for the turorial, GunZet.
I was unable to achieve the same result but maybe if I try a few more time ... :)
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Thank you for the turorial, GunZet.
I was unable to achieve the same result but maybe if I try a few more time ... :)
One thing you have to keep in mind when drawing like this. Is be messy, let your mind flow naturally. If you think about the technical stuff too much it just won't turn out right unless you're already a pro.
And yes, just keep on practicing, that's the biggest key to unlocking hidden potential. Everyone should practice, no matter how good you are. Thanks, and keep at it :]
This looks good, d00d. Nice job, props.
Thanks man. That little hint you gave me on the GB that one day really did a lot.
Is there a reason why no reflected light was discussed?
Yep. This was just meant to be very basic, but enough detail to give an idea of what to do. I assume most people who looks at this are already artists or want to get better...or maybe just starting. And knowing that, I also assume you experiment on your own. Basically saying "I figured this out on my own, why can't you?" lol.
But if anyone wants, I could add that also.
GunZet's tutorial is up! C:
Lawl I'm just now seeing this haha. Awesome Rio, thanks.
Curious to see if this actually helped anyone.


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Connecticut State Police and NSSF to Promote Firearm Safety at The Big E
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation and Cabela's Inc., the World's Foremost Outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear, today announced a new partnership to promoteMore
Keith Warren Discusses the Safety Aspects of TANNERITE Exploding Targets ~ Video
The revered host of "High Road Hunting" has thrown his support to Tannerite brand binary exploding targets, and first and foremost, because they're the safest...More
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The Gun Box, a gun storage system that only opens with unique RF and fingerprint ID, today announced that it has surpassed its $100,000 fundingMore
Chamber-View Increases Shooter & Observer Safety with New Product for Modern Sporting Rifles
Chamber-View introduces the AR-type safety block for the Modern Sporting Rifle.More
Murder Rates by Minnesota Gun Permit Holders Expose Remarkable Safety of Firearms Owners
The number of people with Minnesota permits that commit murder or manslaughter is remarkably low. Only 3 instances are recorded in the Minnesota Carry PermitMore
Chamber-View Launches New, User-Friendly Website
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BattlePlugs Impulse Earplugs
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NSSF and USA Shooting Team Up To Promote Firearm Safety
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Cell Phone App Helps Families Avoid Dangerous Gun Free Zones
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NSSF Announces S.A.F.E Summer To Promote Firearms Safety
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NASGW Provides Major Support for NSSF's Project ChildSafe
The National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers recently donated $30,000 to the National Shooting Sports Foundation in support of its Project ChildSafe firearms safety educationMore
Travel With Your Gun & Know The Law – Guide to the Firearm Laws of the 50 States
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Firearms Accidents Don't Happen
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White House Puts Politics Over Safety
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Negligent Or Accident – There Is a Difference
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WildEar Hearing Boosters Earn North American Hunting Club's Seal of Approval
WildEar announced its Seal of Approval from the North American Hunting Club. WildEar earned an impressive 9.5 out of 10 field test rating...More
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Willie Roaf HOF semifinalist againPat Yasinskas
The Pro Football Hall of Fame just announced its list of 26 semifinalists for the Class of 2012 and we've got some NFC South ties. Former New Orleans offensive tackle Willie Roaf has the strongest ties to the division, even though he left the Sain...Blog | November 22, 2011
Checking injuries for Falcons-PackersPat Yasinskas
The Falcons and the Packers just sent out their first injury reports for the week for Saturday night's playoff game. Let's take a look. Atlanta. The Falcons appear pretty healthy after having a first-round bye. They listed seven players on the inj...Blog | January 12, 2011
Hitting the links on Falcons-PackersPat Yasinskas
As we get ready for Saturday's game between Atlanta and Green Bay, let's hit the links to see what others are saying about the Falcons and Packers. ESPN Stats & Information has a look at the kickers remaining in the postseason and they give At...Blog | January 12, 2011
Jackson heads list of NFC South HOF candidatesPat Yasinskas
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas The Pro Football Hall of Fame released the preliminary nominees for the Class of 2010 on Saturday and there are plenty of candidates with NFC South ties. I'd say the NFC South candidates clearly are headed by ...Blog | September 19, 2009
Your mock pick for the FalconsPat Yasinskas
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Let's hope Atlanta coach Mike Smith and general manager Thomas Dimitroff have an easier time deciding what to do with the No. 24 pick than our readers did. As I went through the votes for the Falcons in...Blog | April 24, 2009
Your mock pick for the SaintsPat Yasinskas
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas I asked a few days ago for your mock draft choices for each NFC South team and your responses were tremendous. We'll start the inaugural NFC South readers' mock draft with the New Orleans Saints. That...Blog | April 24, 2009
Story lines to follow in the NFC SouthPat Yasinskas
US PRESSWIRE How will NFC South defensive backs fare against the bevy of tight ends including Tony Gozalez, Kellen Winslow and Jeremy Shockey? Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas With the NFC Sout...Blog | April 24, 2009
Falcons got Gonzalez at right pricePat Yasinskas
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas I've got to admit, I was skeptical when the talk of Atlanta trading a second-round pick to Kansas City for tight end Tony Gonzalez first came up. Heck, I was flat-out opposed to the idea. ...Blog | April 23, 2009
Quick glance at your early mocksPat Yasinskas
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Earlier Tuesday morning, I asked for your mock draft suggestions for each of the four NFC South teams. I just took a look at my mailbag for the first time since posting that item and the response is overwhelming...Blog | April 21, 2009
Saturday edition of the mailbagPat Yasinskas
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Time to start catching up on some of your mailbag questions. There are a lot of them and I'll probably do this again Sunday or Monday, but wanted to at least start into the stack of letters now. Here we go: ...Blog | April 18, 2009
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Does your mental picture of kids playing conjure paper airplanes, tree houses, and slingshots -- not video games, DVDs, and other high-tech gadgets?
You're not alone. The nostalgia in part inspired and in part propelled The Dangerous Book for Boys. Written by British brothers Conn and Hal Iggulden, the book is a manifesto of everything and anything that boys liked and apparently still like to do -- from building go-carts, tree houses, and fortresses to playing stickball and poker. Its front-of-book essential gear list includes a switchblade, a box of matches, and fish hooks.
But the new compendium is not without its critics. Some say The Dangerous Book for Boys is, well, dangerous -- and promotes activities with questionable health and safety implications (see essential gear list above). Others chastise its gender-specific premise that boys should be boys and girls should be girls.
This is obviously not how the brothers Iggulden see it.
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"The boys of today get a raw deal," contends Conn Iggulden. "Yes, they have incredible computers, but the trade-off is that they are rarely allowed to test themselves outside. They are overprotected by litigation-fearing institutions. And of course, they are subjected to noncompetitive sports days, coursework, oral schoolwork," he gripes.
Slingshots aren't dangerous, video games are, he says.
"Video games are dangerous in the sense that they make boys into passive consumers instead of allowing them to develop their imagination," he says. "Give me a day playing war rather than a PC war game any day!"
"My father's generation thought nothing of ... going off for the day unsupervised to swim and climb, build camps, ride bikes, and everything else that kept them fit and strong," he says. "Spending six hours a day with a PlayStation just gives you a sore thumb."
It's not that computers are intrinsically evil, he says. "The problem is when it is used as a babysitter/pacifier at the expense of raising boys to be the sort of men we want in society."
Columbus, Ohio-based parenting expert Brenda Nixon, MA, author of Parenting Power in the Early Years, agrees. "Slingshots and other activities mentioned in this book are probably less dangerous than video games as far as development, because they foster social skills, language development, and motor function, which solitary video games do not," she tells WebMD.
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Another plus of this old-fashioned type of play is that parents will likely keep a watchful eye on kids playing if they are setting up camp in a tree house or playing war games, she says.
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On eBay, right now, you have the chance to bid on a chance to participate in a prank that will "Drive Someone Insane with Postcards." The seller's description reads: I will be spending the Christmas holiday in Poland in a tiny village that has one church with no bell because angry Germans stole it. Aside from vodka, there is not a lot for me to do. During the course of my holiday I will send three postcards to one person of your choosing. These postcards will be rant-ravingly insane,…
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Mummified Sea Monster
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Status: Scam According to legend, Plymouth Rock was the first thing the pilgrims set foot upon when they landed in Massachusetts. I think that the rock itself is now on display in Plymouth. But United Press International reports that pieces of the Rock are popping up on eBay where they're fetching as much as $900. The catch is that there's absolutely no way to verify that these really are pieces of the original Plymouth Rock. A lot of people did carve off chunks of Plymouth Rock during the 18th and 19th centuries, but there's no way to differentiate a real piece of Plymouth Rock from a fake piece.
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In this unique visual history of New York City's architecture, more than 300 diverse buildings—from landmark skyscrapers, museums, and churches to simple houses and majestic bridges—are depicted and discussed chronologically, by neighborhood, and by structure type. Some 350 years of architectural history unfold (quite literally) in words and vivid images in this groundbreaking book. Set in a useful timeline format, each entry includes a photograph and description, plus dates, architects, and other relevant data. Ten foldouts delve deeper into the history of some significant structures, and feature blueprints, interiors, and large color images.
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