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Locke, I think you know I respect you, hell I think you're smarter than hell, and I like your posts. Don't always agree with them, but i usually learn something from them.
With that being said, I do not know what's going on between you and Statler, but I think his question is valid in this case.
I would honestly like you to talk about this because of your background, I mean who on this forum knows more about the psychological make up of these animals than you?
I happen to be one of the people that believe that guards at the schools is the ONLY WAY we will stop this trend, and it certainly seems to be a trend to me. I would use retired military personnel that have been in combat. I think some of them have trouble finding a job, and imo this would be perfect. You know they will not run away from a fight. Two a school with one monitoring the cameras and one on some sort of watch schedule.
Now, i'm not saying all of these people would be right for the job, but with the right interview process and training I think it could be a perfect match.
How would i pay for it?
Right for our defense budget, the most over bloated thing probably ANYONE COULD THINK OF. Maybe start with the manufacturer of those tanks that continues to manufacture, we continue to pay, but we don't even use, and have thousands of backup that I read about months ago.
Here is the second part of my question I would like you to address. Does your studies show that these mass murderers seem to have an element of the classic bully to them? By this I mean people that like to hurt, embarrass, beat up, or in this case kill those that offer the least opposition?
It certainly seems that way to me, in case after case they seem to kill as many people as they can BEFORE the police come, or I believe before anyone that would put up a fight gets there. I feel with armed former military personnel that have some active duty as experience these scumbags would lose interest in schools because I really feel they are not looking for a fair fight.
Now, what I cannot say is if they would move on to another target in our society, if that happens, I guess we would have to then respond to that also.
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Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
Maybe they got a time-out. It was getting a little out of control there. We have (or at least had when i was a more regular poster) a pretty good history of policing ourselves in this forum and not letting things get out of hand.
Its a shame, because i really do enjoy both guys posts.
I'm more than happy to talk with you about this topic, Statler not so much. I can only handle so much straw-manning, spinning, non-answers, blatant lies, and passive-aggressive remarks before I get the desire to drink the memory of my conversation with him away.
I believe his question was if guns are so ineffective at stopping violence, why should the secret service have them? Or something along those lines. The answer is simple. The secret service is trained, the average person is not. If you look it up, the percentage of shots fired to shots hitting their intended target for a trained professional varies from 20%-33% depending on which study you look. Best case scenario, 1 out of 3 bullets hits their intended target, 1 out of 5 worst case. That's a trained soldier, police officer, or security officer who has gone through rigorous amounts of training designed to have them keep a clear head, not panic, and stay focused. And they still MISS between 66 and 80 percent of the time. Now what would you expect the accuracy rate of the average joe to be? Being accurate on a shooting range is a completely different animal than being accurate when everyone around you is panicked, screaming, and you have bullets flying at you.
More specifically, the risk of an armed group of men attacking the President is real. The thought of an armed group of men coming into your house for your TV and iPod? Yeah right. There is an actual need to have the President's detail armed to the teeth. There is no need for the 55 year old guy in Nebraska to have 10 AK47s and enough ammunition to conquer a small town.
I agree with you that if we have to have armed guards on campus, it would be best to have them be former military or police. I strongly STRONGLY disagree with arming teachers. But I'm not opposed to having highly trained security personnel on campus. But it needs to be light, otherwise you turn into a police-state. Before someone argues that, keep in mind that we live in a capitalistic society. You don't hire someone to sit around for 364 days a year and only do something on the 1 day when a shooter shows up campus. If there are going to be armed security on campus, they are going to be involved with rule-enforcement and discipline as well. If you have 50 armed guards on a high school campus, you turn a school into a police-state. It's a tough line to walk.
Lastly, as to your second point, it tends to be the opposite, actually. The non-mentally ill people who go on these shootings tend to be the bullied. They don't feel like they can fight back physically, so they don't. They get bullied, picked on, outcast, and humiliated for whatever length of time it takes for them to reach a breaking point. They snap, they do the shooting, and that's it. As to those who are mentally ill, it's a bit different. Everyone assumed this Newtown shooter was an evil person just looking to kill people. But I would bet he thought he was helping them. I would put money on the fact that he thought some great conspiracy/calamity/terror was coming, and that these kids were better off dead than going through it. Of course we'll never know since he killed himself. That's usually the case with most mentally ill people who do these horrific things. They have a twisted sense of reality, but not necessarily an evil one...


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Behind the Lens with Andrew Boyle
Behind the Lens with Andrew Boyle
Andrew Boyle got his start shooting editorials for electronic music magazines in the early 2000's at raves and hip-hop events in Melbourne, Australia. As his technical skill grew, the stature of his subjects rose accordingly and Boyle captured iconic images of many of today's major stars. When he relocated to New York City to work for Milk Studios in 2007, Boyle committed himself to capturing live performance in a way that brought his subjects to life. Inspired by notable photographers like Mick Rock, Anton Corbijn, and Jim Marshall, Boyle tries to avoid the all-too-familiar approach of flatly documenting a musician on stage. Whether he's working in the studio, or bumping shoulders in a festival photo pit, Boyle is always on the hunt for the perfect moment to snap the artist in front of him in a new way.
From Devo's instructions to always shoot the group "From Up High," to a watching a moment of intimacy between Patti Smith and Michael Stipe, Boyle shares memories from some of the highlights of his career. Click through his incredible photographs above and check out his website to see more of his work.
Patti Smith and Michael Stipe
"Patti was joined on stage by the REM frontman to sing "Everybody Hurts" as part of a small poetry reading at a photography exhibition. It was magic to watch these two legends share a private moment together, as Patti was crying as she sung with him. It felt like you were part of a rare moment of understanding between two accomplished musicians."
The xx
"These guys are one of those great success stories. Transitioning from festival side act to headliners, their slowly thumping late night music translating perfectly to an open air environment. Out of all the pics I snapped that night, to me this summed up Jamie and Roma's unspoken back and forth musical dialogue. It was an intimate moment shared with 10,000 fans."
Major Lazer
"This was a recent one at this year's Coachella. Diplo and company took reaching the crowd to new levels by walking across the crowd, Flaming Lips style, in giant plastic balls. Their set was like a huge spring break party and I managed to snap this one in the frenzy, backlit by the setting Coachella sun."
Beastie Boys
"This was in 2004 and my first music festival as a photographer and a dream come true to shoot these music heroes of mine. They moved so fast that I missed so many shots changing lenses (I learned to carry two cameras after this). It's sad to see them have to end things after MCA passed, but for me Mike D here is the personification of their larger than life stage presence. I think I ended up giddily watching them more than I shot."
Public Enemy
"Rock The Bells 2007 was the first festival I shot in New York and it rained all day. Wrapping my camera in off cuts from a trash bag, I was awe-struck to be standing in front of one of the most important rap groups of all time. Although having all the prerequisite wide angle shots of the group, this one of Flavor Flav feels to represent his stature as an icon in his own eccentric way."
Crystal Castles
"The duo blew up very quickly a few years back, demand for their strobe lit visual assaults high. Every second frame you shot didn't expose properly thanks to the frantic lighting but this is my favorite shot of vocalist Alice Glass, who usually writhes and screams on stage. She appears momentarily peacefully poised to unleash hell."
Die Antwoord
"Insanity is one word that really describes a Die Antwoord performance. Part manic rap shot, part rave, they are one of the most entertaining acts to shoot. I machine gunned through about 3000 frames of the duo in five minutes, a huge throng of party kids going bananas behind me. The picture here makes me think the impish Yo-Landi Vi$$er is contemplating something rather sinister."
"In 2008 I was sent to Brooklyn's wonderfully dilapidated McCarren Park pool (now fully refurbished of course, and shut as a venue) that used to house fantastic open air concerts, to shoot the legendary Devo. I biked frantically over the Williamsburg Bridge, camera and lights on my back on a hot summer night. Arriving thoroughly drenched in sweat, I met the guys who were very nice and scaled the temporary backstage guest area pavilion to get this angle. I was instructed to always shoot them from up high."
Iggy and The Stooges
"A friend's mother was managing The Stooges and I was invited up to Harlem to a newly refurbished theatre to shoot their show. I was brand new in New York City at this point and after getting my shots, my friend signaled for me to come on stage. I stood six feet from Iggy as he came backstage to psych himself up for the encore, growling like a madman, not knowing what I had done right in life to warrant seeing Iggy up this close."
"In 2005 MIA was simmering as an artist to watch, still yet to explode globally. We did some portraits on the streets of Melbourne Australia (at that point she could still walk down the street relatively unrecognized) the day after her first festival appearance down under. We strolled around, kept it chill. She was very gracious and sweet. Arular was one of my favorite albums at the time, and I asked if she'd sign my CD. She wrote 'Pull up! Thanks for the photos! xx MIA'."
Pharrell Williams
"This was the last live show I shot on film. I believe it was 2004 and marked the first time Pharrell Williams had come to Australia. N.E.R.D played a spectacular theatre in Melbourne called The Forum. He stood shirtless on a speaker stack gazing out, a little awestruck, at an audience completely losing their minds. Although already well established, Williams was fresh and doing new things with hip-hop. He looks like he is enjoying himself here, a little giddy and happy to reach fans as far away as Australia."


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The First Bad Weather El Cap Rescue, 1970
The First Bad Weather El Cap Rescue, 1970
In late October,
I was about to leave Yosemite for the season, and had started to figure out how to do a couple of months in the Bay Area and
But I was still there, and with over twenty of my friends and colleagues a really large operation was being organized for the first big rescue on El Cap that involved bad weather. Schmitz, Bridwell, myself, Klemens and just about everyone else who was still in Camp, were suddenly on Federal staff. A party of two men on the West Buttress was being watched closely. They had sustained some bad freezing weather below the Grand Traverse, weren't adequately protected and had gotten dangerously wet. And it appeared that they weren't really progressing. Eventually, they started to call out, and it became clear that they had decided they needed help, although it obviously was something they did not want to face.
So, during the early night and the weather still questionable about 20 of us hiked to the top of El Cap from Tamarack Flat area, in the fresh fallen snow. We established a kind of giant tent city on the summit. The pack mules had already arrived with all kinds of provisions and these huge army-green low-slung old-school tents. Lloyd Price for some reason was in charge of us, and had given a speech earlier on the Valley floor to all congregated in the Ranger's Club, warning of giant sheets of ice, winter conditions and death at hand. It was really a big event for the Valley at the time and no one knew what was actually going to end up happening. The much fabled and wonderful Ranger Pete Thompson was located on the Valley floor with a Questar and radios as well. We all actually revered him and to work with him on the rescue was an honor. I think his son later became an Olympian.
Anyway, as day broke and everyone was able to get prepared for what seemed like an ominous situation, about 15 of us descended rappel lines over the choppy uppermost parts of El Cap to the enormous capacious Thanksgiving Ledge, a feature that slices across quite a bit of the western facing portions of the upper section. Our spot was basically in plumb to the location of our boys located under the big overhangs of the Grand Traverse. But they were still about 600 feet below us even after the descent to Thanksgiving. The terrain above the Traverse is no longer that steep and although still real climbing, produces tons of rope drag because of its slabby nature. And worse there are dihedrals and other features that make for trouble. To make it more iffy still, we cannot see the party, and are using Pete's observations from the floor, to help us via radios.
The approach was to belay Bridwell down to them as he rappelled another line or maybe we just lowered him. Jim reached the pair who turned out to be Mike Caldwell and his partner I think named Hendrickson (or Fredickson?). The weather was improving and temperatures were reasonable and Lloyd's admonitions now would sound like more fairy tales. Jim reached the party, got Fredrickson to begin jumaring out of their bivy up the 600 ft of rock to our post. So in about an hour or so, he reaches our huge ledge, and it turns out that he has sustained an eye injury that has nearly immobilized him. The route demanded hammering bongs in deep flares in those days. A sliver of chrome-moly had flown off his hammer or a piton into one of his eyeballs and remained there scratching the crap out of his eyelid, while inflaming just about everything else out of which he was made. Very incapacitating and painful. Although he had managed to jumar 600 ft to us in a fairly short time, thus displaying his ability to still effectively climb or at least follow a rope out of the situation, he was severely depressed and would hardly speak.
Upon his arrival, I took him over to my area and watched him. Because the ledge was nearly 15 feet wide here, he and I were unroped. As he had been jumaring, we had been belaying him on a second massive 600 ft long line just like the one he ascended. It took about 8-10 of us to even pull slack up on this line, as it hugged the slabby zillions of yards between the site of their demise and home on our ledge. I remembered Gerughty talking about how friction increases hyperbolically over radiused edges. This was Tom's way of seeing deeply into situations, physics. So when we took up rope, of course with the power of that many young male climbers each with a jumar on the line, we were rocketing him upwards apparently right out of his slings, as if the plan was to merely haul him up like a bag rather than allow him to power himself to our post as best he could. It had not been comfortable, flying out of slings unpredictably, getting jammed under roofs and into flares. But he was up and he could feel it was going to end, and that we had been able to dispel the horror of his past days.
But he wouldn't talk. He hardly looked at me. He sprawled on the stony deck of Thanksgiving Ledge, with a tiny conifer about 5 feet high that grew there, behind him near the edge of the great abyss. The weather continued to stabilize and give us all comfort and hope. His face was pale and swollen from the eye problem, the horrid exposure and who knew what else. If he had been hypothermic, he was not now, after this huge jumaring he had managed. Activity is usually the cure for light hypothermia but somehow this wasn't included in their agenda. .As time went by, with only the briefest of words between us, he decides to stand up and do something. As he rises, his legs after all this jumaring can't quite finish getting up too, so he falls backwards rather than having his feet under him. I am watching this with utter disbelief and horror, thinking that he is going to fall off my ledge and go to his maker upside down at 150 miles an hour. But the sturdy little conifer held him, only by chance centered to his back, and he resumed sitting, hardly noticing the real situation that had developed just then. No one else noticed, I think, but like a magpie I couldn't help sharing this experience immediately.
So after Fredrickson finished his jumar to us, the friskier partner, Mike Caldwell tied on 600 feet below and also began the rude experience of ascending our brutal system. After surmounting the Grand Traverse roofs and flares, he became visible to us, about 400-500 feet below. The great distance between us kept the swear words to mostly unintelligible phonetics, but the gestures, although microscopic at that distance, were pretty clear.


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Histones are the most basic protein components of chromatin and their structures are highly conserved in different species. Five classes of histones called H1, H2, H2b, H3, and H4 have been described and are characterized by their molecular weights, ranging from 11 to 23 kilodalton (kD), and their content of the basic amino acids lysine and arginine.
Histone autoantibodies may react with any of the 5 classes of histones.(1,2) Autoantibodies to total histones are elicited by unknown mechanisms in patients treated with certain drugs, particularly procainamide, hydralazine, quinidine, alpha methyldopa, penicillamine, and isoniazid. Those patients may have signs and symptoms that resemble systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). This disorder is identified as drug-induced lupus. Testing for autoantibodies to total histones is useful for evaluating patients suspected of having drug-induced lupus. Such patients will usually have a positive test for histone autoantibodies and a negative test for autoantibodies to double stranded DNA (dsDNA). Patients with SLE have positive tests for both types of autoantibodies.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
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A positive result for histone autoantibodies with a negative result for autoantibodies to double-stranded DNA (anti-ds-DNA) is consistent with drug-induced lupus.
A positive result for histone autoantibodies with a positive result for anti-dsDNA autoantibodies is consistent with systemic lupus erythematosus.
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Positive tests for histone autoantibodies occur in some patients exposed to the above mentioned drugs who do not have signs or symptoms of lupus.
Testing for histone autoantibodies is not necessary to establish the diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).
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Units are arbitrarily based on positive control serum.
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Anne Naramore, VP International Technology Strategy for Pearson would much rather have an ERP system like IBS Bookmaster that focuses on the end-to-end needs of the publishing industry rather than best of breed.
Pearson is an international media company with world-leading businesses in education, business information and consumer publishing. Pearson employs more than 29,000 people in 60 countries worldwide making it the largest global publisher. The company's brands include the Financial Times, Longman, Prentice Hall, Penguin and Dorling Kindersley, among others.
Since the first implementation of IBS Bookmaster in Australia in 1991, Pearson and IBS have enjoyed a close relationship. Currently, Pearson has implemented IBS Bookmaster in distribution operations in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and South Africa, Korea, Taiwan and Japan.
Anne Naramore, VP Business Solutions, comments, "We have had a very productive working relationship with IBS and we have found IBS Bookmaster to be a compatible fit with our organization's requirements. This level of satisfaction with IBS has led to our decision to extend the application into Europe."
IBS Bookmaster software provides Pearson with a complete solution for all aspects of the publishing supply chain. This includes a new eCommerce system, which enables EDI trading with all customers and suppliers and drives greater efficiency, speed and accuracy throughout the business. IBS Bookmaster is an international supply chain software system and provides the local legal and statutory requirements that each country requires. The system is available in many languages and is designed to provide a complete solution for each country's specific needs as well as delivering a fully integrated multi-national system.
IBS Bookmaster will also provide Pearson in Europe with an advanced inventory management and control system. It has highly advanced functionality for increasing the automation of inventory management and providing optimization, demand and forecast planning as well as full warehouse management capabilities.
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part1 S1 W1
a piece or feature of something such as an object, area, event, or period of time
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More heat is lost through the head than any other part of the body.
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the first/final/last part etc
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part two/three etc
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integral/vital/important part
the traditions that are an integral part of Jewish life
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The film is very violent in parts.
one of the separate pieces that something such as a machine or piece of equipment is made of:
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engine parts
spare parts (=kept for when a part breaks, needs replacing etc)
some, but not all, of a particular thing:
not all
part of something
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Part of the castle was destroyed by fire.
part of me/him etc
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(only) part of the story/problem/explanation etc
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if something or someone plays a part in something else, they are involved in it
play a part
play a part in
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to have a particular job or be responsible for something:
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to be involved in an activity, sport, event etc with other people
take part
take part in
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to some degree, but not completely [= partly]:
in part
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be (a) part of something
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form (a) part of something
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a parting
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Katharine's playing the part of Mary in the school play.
the music that one type of instrument or voice within a group plays or sings:
The violin part is difficult.
The choir sings in four-part harmony.
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Prepare the glue with one part powder to three parts water.
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look the part
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to wear suitable clothes for something:
dress the part
She's got a new high-powered job, and she's certainly dressing the part.
what a particular person did in an activity that was shared by several people, especially something bad:
somebody's part in something
He was imprisoned for six years for his part in the murder.
in the particular area that you are in:
in/round these parts
We don't get many tourists in these parts.
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take somebody's partBritish English formal
Dad always takes my brother's part when we argue.
used when saying what a particular person thinks or does, as opposed to other people:
for my/his part etcformal
For my part, I prefer living in the country.
used when describing a particular person's feelings or actions:
on somebody's part/on the part of somebody
It was probably just a mistake on her part.
There has never been any jealousy on my part.
to accept jokes or criticism about you without being upset
take something in good partold-fashioned
to be a necessary feature of something:
be part and parcel of something
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man/woman of many parts
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Comic 76
Link: Comic 76
Translations: http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/8/8f/Finnishflag.png Finnish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/52/Frenchflag.png French, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/57/Polishflag.png Polish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/0/04/Danishflag.png Danish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/7/79/Italianflag.gif Italian
Title: Guest Strip - by Joe Dunn
Date: May 23, 2005
Summary: Sky diving goes wrong for Beaver and Steve
Onomatopoeias used: None
Number of panels: 9
Panel 1
Beaver and Steve are skydiving.
Steve: "Wow this is awesome! And you do this every day!"
Beaver: "What are you talking about?"
Panel 2
Steve: "Flying through the sky! As a flying squirrel you can just zip into the air whenever you please!"
Panel 3
Beaver: "Dude. I'm a beaver. Like my name. Beaver."
Steve: "Are you sure!?"
Panel 4
Steve: "Huh. Well. That's weird. So you don't "fly", In conventional terms."
Panel 5
Beaver: "What did you do!?"
Panel 6
Steve: "Nothing! Well. I... I took out your chute and replaced it with pies."
Panel 7
Beaver: "Pies!? Why Pies!?"
Steve: "I like pie..."
Panel 8
Beaver: "So this is it. This is how Beaver and Steve die."
Steve: "My chutes ok."
Panel 9
Beaver: "I replaced it with Hot dogs."
Steve: "Oh, you thought I could fly?"
Beaver: "Uhhh..."
Fun Facts
- Beavers don't fly.
- Steve likes pie.
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Two meals before noon? One meal? Stuff your face nonstop until noon and hope to make it to dawn?
Do you have juice or anything else after noon?
I'm considering attempting one meal on the next Uposatha so I am particularly interested in hearing from people who are practicing this way or have attempted it. How do you find it affects your practice? And if you would be willing to share further, what is your reasoning for practicing in this way?
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BlackBird wrote:Mind you, in the Thai Forest Tradition the definition of a 'meal' is somewhat blurry, considering the amount of cheese we're running through at the Monastery...
Monkey Mind wrote:then I have zero problems with hunger later in the evening.
Anicca wrote:BlackBird wrote:Mind you, in the Thai Forest Tradition the definition of a 'meal' is somewhat blurry, considering the amount of cheese we're running through at the Monastery...
Could you explain? I understand cheese and sunflower seeds and other ?not-foods? are eaten in the afternoon - early evening. You can drink filtered fruit juices, but something like v-8 juice is a food?
BlackBird wrote:I was being a bit tongue in cheek about how much cheese we eat and consequently how full everyone's stomachs are in the evening. As far as V-8 goes, I'm no expert on how they're doing the Vinaya-dance here, but I would suspect it would be unallowable.
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Whether or not to report a sexual assault to law enforcement agencies must be the survivor's choice, no one else's. The survivor is the one who will have to decide whether she can handle the stress that the decision to report inevitably brings.
Non-emancipated minors do not have the same legal protection around reporting as adults. If you are unsure about what your rights are, call the Mid-Valley Women's Crisis Service hotline to speak with an advocate, 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. Their telephone number is 1-866-399-7722.
A person who wants to report a sexual assault that just happened should telephone the police and be prepared to go immediately to a nearby hospital for a sexual assault forensic exam. That is a special exam administered by trained medical personnel in order to gather physical evidence about the assault. To preserve the evidence, the survivor should not clean herself up in any way before the exam is completed.
When the victim first reports the crime, the police in many Oregon communities in turn will notify the local Victim Assistance Program, and a Sexual Assault Victim Advocate may respond. Usually the advocate will meet the survivor at the hospital to support her during the initial police interview and, if the survivor wants, during the medical exam. The Sexual Assault Victim Advocate's main purpose is to listen to the survivor, validate her feelings and reactions, and prepare her for what comes next in the legal process. Advocates may also handle urgent practical tasks, such as assisting with phone calls for the victim and giving her clothes to wear home from the hospital if the ones she was wearing are needed for evidence.
Later, the advocate may go with the survivor to further interviews with the police and others in the justice system. The advocate may accompany her to the grand jury proceedings and, if there is an indictment, may help prepare the survivor for court, including such basic steps as showing her the courtroom, explaining the trial process, and assuring her it's all right to ask questions.
Support continues even after the trial, with matters of compensation and restitution. Victim Assistance Program staff will help the survivor with the paperwork needed to get aid from the Oregon Department of Justice Crime Victims' Compensation Program. Funds are there to help meet expenses like medical and counseling bills and to help make up for loss of income as a result of the crime.
For more information about the Victims' Compensation Program, see the section on "Crime Victims' Compensation Program".
Civil penalties
Filing a criminal complaint against a sexual offender is not the only legal way to make him bear the consequences of his actions. In some cases, it may be productive for the survivor to look for a civil remedy-in other words, to sue for an amount to be paid as damages.
A civil suit may be against the sexual offender himself, but suits also have been made against others considered in some way responsible for the crime, such as a motel whose inadequate locks allowed the offender to enter the victim's room, or the company that failed to check out the offender's background before hiring him to work in homes where usually he was alone with his victim.
As always for anyone considering court action, the sexual assault survivor must decide whether it is worth it to sue, given the financial and emotional costs involved.
The financial reality is that unless the party being sued has a lot of money or other assets, it is unlikely the survivor can collect enough in damages to cover court costs, which can run to tens of thousands of dollars, much less to compensate for the anguish the offender caused. In addition, she may have a difficult time finding a lawyer to take the case at all unless there is the potential for a large award and a good chance of winning.This information provided by, or adapted from information provided by, Mid-Valley Women's Crisis Service.


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NCIS returns Tuesday February 7 for a watershed event in show history. It is, after all, the 200th episode of the CBS procedural, now in its ninth season and the #1 drama on TV. For Leroy Jethro Gi More »
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JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas — Selection for 10 special duty fields is now a nominative rather than volunteer-based process, Air Force officials announced today.
In the past, any qualified Airman who met eligibility criteria defined in the special duty catalog could apply for a special duty opportunity. However, as resources become scarcer, Air Force leaders feel it is increasingly important to deliberately place the most qualified Airmen in several key roles which have an impact on Airmen across the service.
The Air Force formed a cross-functional working group to examine all special duty programs and selection criteria. The group determined that for certain special duties, a more deliberate eligibility and selection process could help maintain manning levels in those positions as well as open a leadership development path for promising enlisted members, said Chief Master Sgt. Steve Nichols, the Air Force enlisted force policy branch chief. The selected special duties are those that create, develop and care for Airmen. In addition some of these selected special duties represent the Air Force enlisted corps on a national stage.
"The identified positions are inherently stressful and demanding, and our volunteers have done an exceptional job over the years – I am confident the vast majority would be nominated under the new process," Nichols said. "This change allows us to ensure that we are systematically preparing the best of the best to assume their place as tomorrow's leaders."
Selected because of their unique leadership roles and the responsibility to mentor and mold young Airmen, the following duties are now developmental opportunities: career assistance adviser, military training instructor, military training leader, U.S. Air Force Academy military training NCO, Airman and Family Readiness Center NCO, first sergeant, USAF Honor Guard NCO, enlisted accessions recruiter and professional military education instructor. In addition, Air Force specialty training instructors identified with a "T" prefix will be developmental special duties.
"The special duties identified are leadership positions with broad impact on Airmen, families and the future of the Air Force," Nichols said. "Nominees must be capable of and committed to developing and caring for the Airmen in their charge."
Commanders will nominate their best performers for developmental special duty positions, and personnel teams will work with career field leaders to ensure the right people in the right numbers are selected, Nichols said.
Major commands are tasked with specific numbers for each special duty, so no one command or career field will be overtaxed, he added.
"Nomination for a developmental duty assignment is the commander's vote of confidence in an Airman – a statement of belief in an Airman's character, skill and integrity," Nichols said.
Not all special duty assignments have been designated as developmental, Nichols said. Airmen interested in broadening opportunities can still go to the Equal Plus website and browse, or review the special duty catalog on the myPers website.
For more information about career development opportunities and other personnel issues, go to myPers at https://mypers.af.mil.


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Albuquerque, NM 87131
Physical Location:
Mesa Vista Hall
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Learn a critical language -- Arabic, spoken by 290 million people worldwide.
July 13 to August 7, 2015.
At the end of the program, you will be able to greet others, introduce family members, and order food using simple sentences in both oral and written Arabic. You will earn college credit as well as high school credit. The program will include classroom instruction and time for cultural activities.
Open to all NM high school students and beginning UNM freshmen.
Associate Professor Finnie Coleman highlights the top five moments in the evolution of hip-hop culture.
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The Africana Studies Program at UNM uses an interdisciplinary approach to uncover and examine the historical, political and cultural experiences of peoples of Africa and of African descent in the American Southwest, and across the globe! We are committed to encouraging students of all races and ethnicities to think critically about the function of race within individuals, institutions and societies and simultaneously facilitate heightened awareness of issues surrounding social justice and community/service.
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"Child Soldiers in Africa: From Degradation to Reintegration" Stephen L. Bishop, Global Threats, UNM International Studies Institute (2010)
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2013 Cal North-Nevada Soccer Expo
The California Youth Soccer Association and Nevada Youth Soccer Association teamed up to host the 2013 Cal North-Nevada Soccer Expo in South Lake Tahoe on April 12th and 13th. The event was held conjointly at Harrah's Lake Tahoe and Harvey's Lake Tahoe. There was a wide variety of events throughout the weekend. These events included the vendor show, workshops, presentations, awards banquets, advice sessions, coaching lessons, and a special guest appearance. The special guest was 2-time Olympic Gold Medalist and U. S. Women's National team's goalkeeper, Hope Solo.
The weekend kicked off on Friday afternoon with the first day of the vendor show. Some of the companies that attended the expo were: Sator Soccer, EB Fundraising, Bonzi, Gateway Fundraising Service, JAZopfi Designs, Two Rivers Soccer Camp, Brax Fundraising, Zavvy, Lifetouch, and Affinity Sports. The vendor show allowed for the companies to showcase their products and services to potential customers and clients. After speaking to a number of the vendors, they all had great things to say about the overall experience.
Throughout the day on Friday, multiple events were being held at both hotels. The events on Friday included training games, a safety information session, coaching lessons, and motivation and confidence building techniques. On Friday night, a reception dinner was held which granted Hope Solo's fans roughly two hours to get a chance to get her autograph, talk to her, and take pictures with her.
The Soccer Expo continued on Saturday morning with a full day of events. Among these events were workshops on team management, advice on college recruiting, training for coaches and players, awards ceremonies, skill enhancement programs for referees, and a question and answer session with special guest Hope Solo. The question and answer session with Hope Solo gave her fans the opportunity to ask her questions regarding her soccer career as well as her pathway to success. To make the moment even better, Hope was kind enough to allow a little extra time to sign some autographs for her fans.
To end the Soccer Expo with a bang, there was a Hall of Fame Awards Banquet on Saturday night with Hope Solo as the keynote speaker. Awards were given to coaches of the year, referees of the year, and to CYSA and Nevada YSA team members. As for Hope, she spoke about her path to success and what she had to do to get to where she is today.
Overall, the 2013 Cal North-Nevada Soccer Expo was a success. It was well-organized, educational, entertaining, connected people, and gave fans a chance to meet their role model. A special thanks to everyone that attended the event, Harrah's Lake Tahoe and Harvey's Lake Tahoe for providing a terrific venue, and Hope Solo.
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But such was the experience of Stacey Gayle. Worse, the song that brought about her seizure was by dancehall reggae artist Sean Paul -- a favorite or hers.
"It was terrible," Gayle, a 24-year-old New Yorker, told ABCNews.com. "It didn't even have to be that loud."
One of Gayle's first music-induced seizures happened at a cookout where the song "Temperature" was being played. Some time after this, she had a similar experience at a restaurant.
The seizures were so bad that Gayle finally had part of her brain surgically removed in an effort to control her problem.
"She realized her life was going out of control with these seizures happening," said Dr. Ashesh Mehta, the director of epilepsy surgery at Long Island Jewish Medical Center.
Mehta recalled meeting Gayle in February to discuss her condition. When Gayle's mother played '"Temperature" on an MP3 player for her daughter to hear, a music-induced seizure followed.
"It was amazing to me," said Mehta. "We got a seizure when we put her music on."
Brain researchers believe such seizures can occur when the part of the brain that processes emotions associated with a certain type of music overlap with areas of the brain that trigger seizures.
About 70 percent of people with epilepsy are able to control their seizures through medication. For those who still have seizures or cannot handle the side effects of the medication, doctors consider brain surgery.
"We did try a number of different anti-seizure medications, but it was clear that her epilepsy was not responding," said Dr. Alan Ettinger, chief of the epilepsy center at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. "In her case, in addition to music setting off the epilepsy, even the very thought of the song started to provoke the seizures."
While pain is a sensation that few of us relish, the absence of it can be tremendously hazardous. And for a young child, the lack of ability to feel pain can be especially dangerous.
Such is the case with 8-year-old Gabby Gingras, whose parents recently learned that she had a rare condition known as hereditary sensory autonomic neuropathy, or HSAN for short.
"I was massaging Gabby's gums one day, and she bit down on me ungodly hard. It was so hard, I couldn't stand it," Gabby's father, Steve Gingras, told ABC News' Primetime. "When I pulled my finger out, I pulled a tooth out of her mouth -- and she's just happy playing like nothing happened."
Gabby's lack of pain sensation eventually led to the loss of all of her teeth. A badly scratched cornea forced doctors to remove her left eye, and she now wears a helmet and goggles every day to protect herself from serious injury.
In Gabby's case, the condition arose from a genetic accident that stunted the development of nerve fibers crucial in the detection of pain and temperature.
As children with this condition get older, the hazards associated with never knowing the sensation of pain persist. However, a number of people have lived into adulthood with the condition.
Gabby's parents have started a foundation called Gift of Pain, a support group for people with HSAN. So far they have found 39 people who think they have the condition.
"I don't want another mother to ever sit where Steve and I sat five or six years ago and say, 'What is going on? Why can't I get help? Why can't I get information?'" Trish Gingras, Gabby's mother, told "Primetime." "That's really what motivates me."


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Lotus trackside operations director Alan Permane feels Romain Grosjean is making a strong case to be the team leader next year...
Lotus trackside operations director Alan Permane feels Romain Grosjean is making a strong case to be the team leader next year.
Grosjean has played second fiddle to Kimi Raikkonen over the past two seasons, but the team will need to come up with a new strategy next year as the Finn is heading to Ferrari.
The Enstone squad are yet to name their drivers for next season and the likes of Felipe Massa and Nico Hulkenberg have been mentioned as possible team-mates for the Frenchman.
Asked if Grosjean could lead the team in 2014, Permane told ESPNF1: "I don't see why not, honestly. It obviously depends who we get as his team-mate; if it's a strong character or who it is, but I don't see why not.
"Now is his chance and he looks to be taking it, which is really good to see."
Grosjean had a frustrating race day in Singapore over the weekend as he started P3 on the grid, but was forced to retire due to a problem with the E21.
However, the 27-year-old has done well in recent races and Permane says he has proved that he has the potential to deliver.
"I think Romain himself has made - I wouldn't call it a breakthrough - but since the Nurburgring, Hungary, he's just been getting better and better and better," he said.
"When it counted [in Singapore] he had a difficult Friday, he had a few car problems and didn't run a great deal, but he had an excellent Saturday. We knew we had the potential to do well and he delivered, and I think for his head that will be very, very important. He'll know that he can do it."


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The CASPA application for Pre-Fall 2015 entry will open on April 16, 2014. The Jefferson supplemental application will be sent to you upon submission of your CASPA application.
Application Requirements
Click on the link to the right for application requirements. All required documents, including letters of recommendation, transcripts, and personal statement, must be sent to CASPA. Please read through these requirements carefully.
Prerequisite coursework should be completed before an admissions decision can be made. All prerequisites must be completed before matriculation. Admission is competitive, as there are a limited number of seats in each class.
To be considered complete and eligible for review, a CASPA application must be verified with required letters of recommendation, transcripts, and personal statement, as well as all applicable documents (test scores, etc.) submitted in the directed manner and received by our office by the program deadline date. The Jefferson Supplemental Application will be sent by email after the CASPA application has been downloaded by our office. Please note that the CASPA verification process can take 4-6 weeks. It is important to keep this information in mind when determining if you will meet the deadline.
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What is KFOX Radio?
KFOX is a Christ-based, student-led campus radio station dedicated to bringing quality music and programming to George Fox University students and surrounding communities. Our desire is to honor God through providing entertainment that glorifies Him and meets our listeners' needs.
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- Night of the Headbangers // 8:00-9:00pm
- Night of the Headbangers is a show devoted to showcasing the world of positive Christian Heavy Metal. The goal of Night of the Headbangers is to play the music that you love that not only brings a positive message but also brings honor and glory to God. Join us on Monday nights and bang your head to great artists like August Burns Red, War Of Ages, For Today, Wolves At The Gate, Darkness Divided, Phinehas and many more.
- The Victastic Study Break // 8:00-9:00pm
- Victastic and cohost Keegtastic almost tackle the unimportant movie news of the week.
- Dating Four Dummies // 9:00-10:00pm
- A semi-serious radio show about dating and relationships. Hosted by Konner Cook, Jay Cornwell, Austin Strutz, and Matthew Woertink.
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Goals: The Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) was designed to study the Moon's thin exosphere and the lunar dust environment. Studying the Moon's exosphere will help scientists understand other planetary bodies with exospheres too, like Mercury and some of Jupiter's bigger moons.The mission tested several new technologies, including a modular spacecraft design and demonstrate two-way high rate laser communication for the first time from the Moon.
Accomplishments: During an extended mission, LADEE gathered detailed information about the structure and composition of the thin lunar atmosphere. Scientists hope to use the data to address a long-standing question: Was lunar dust, electrically charged by sunlight, responsible for the pre-sunrise glow seen above the lunar horizon during several Apollo missions?
LADEE also succeeded in key engineering tests. The mission proved the effectiveness of the new modular common spacecraft bus, or body, an innovation which could drastically reduce the cost of spacecraft development. It also hosted NASA's first dedicated system for two-way communication using laser instead of radio waves. The Lunar Laser Communication Demonstration (LLCD) made history using a pulsed laser beam to transmit data over the 239,000 miles from the moon to the Earth at a record-breaking download rate of 622 megabits-per-second (Mbps). In addition, an error-free data upload rate of 20 Mbps was transmitted from the ground.
LADEE's final first before its planned impact on the lunar surface was completing more than 100 orbits at extremely low altitudes.


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peanut carrycot for vibe & verve
Lie-flat is best for babies! This peanut carrycot clicks easily to your phil&teds vibe or verve stroller and let's baby face you for intimacy & bonding. Carry handles allow you to remove and carry the freestanding bassinet for use as a rest station off the stroller. Va-voom styling for home & away rest assurance!
"Love it!!! This is a great product, sturdy, well made and multi-functional." - Nanny, Mom of Two and peanut owner
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peanut carrycot for vibe & verve is HOT! because:
- super lightweight: the lightest carrycot around town at just 6.6 lbs!
- simple click on-and-off attachment for cruising & resting on the go
- newborn-perfect, lie-flat design with plush mattress
- removable 'nutshell' sunhood for 4 season protection
- breathable open weave fabric - minimizes moisture build up
- ergonomic shape with plenty of room for growth
- safe-as-houses with extruded aluminium frame and injection molded base
- dimensions (length x width x height): 32.7 x 16.2 x 8.6"
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Jerry Rafferty, 52, Marceline died, Sunday, December 14, 2014.
A second business has purchased land in Marceline's North Industrial Park with the intention of constructing two buildings in the near future and a third later.
The Linn County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) has received an award from the Missouri Emergency Response Commission for advancements in HAZMAT preparedness and response. Pictured, from left, are LEPC Committee members Justin Griffin...
Eight dead children and a woman suffering from stab wounds were found inside a home in a northern Australian city on Friday, police said.
Singing "We'll Meet Again," Stephen Colbert began to sign off from his final episode of "The Colbert Report."
Pakistani warplanes and ground forces killed at least 77 militants in a northwestern tribal region near the Afghan border, officials said Friday, days after Taliban fighters killed 148 people — most of them children — in a school...
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�I decapitated with my blessed right hand the head of the American Jew Daniel Pearl, in the City of Karachi, Pakistan.�– Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, under interrogation by waterboarding
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Cheap ski holidays in hundreds of ski resorts worldwide.
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Apartment block "Victoria 2", 7 storeys, built in 2003. In a quiet, elevated position, directly by the skiing area, in a cul-de-sac. In the house: sauna (extra). Lift, storage room for skis, laundry, washing machine, tumble dryer. Motor access to the house. In Winter: please take snow chains. Parking (limited number of spaces). Shop 200 m, restaurant, bus stop 100 m. Golf course 18 km, gondola lift 100 m. Please note: There are more similar properties for rent in this same residence. "Victoria E6", 4-room apartment 100 m2 on 6th floor. Comfortable furnishings: living/dining room with cable TV and DVD. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 1 double bed and bath/WC. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 1 double bed. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 2 beds. Exit to the balcony. Open kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, microwave). Shower/WC, sep. WC. 2 balconies, west facing position and, east facing position. Terrace furniture, barbecue. Panoramic view of the mountains, the valley and the ski run. Facilities: Internet (WiFi). Reserved parking space n 6.
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Gemmell On Staff For MLS Combine
The Texas Rush Soccer Club is extremely excited to announce that Technical Director Don Gemmell, has been selected to be part of the coaching staff at this year's adidas MLS Combine. Only eight coaches from around the country are selected to participate. Four of the top college (4) and youth coaching staff (4) are brought into the event to work with the fifty-four players that have been invited. The MLS coaching staff will scout and evaluate the talent on view from January 11-15, 2013 at Central Broward Regional Park in Lauderhill, Florida.
"This in an incredible honor to be invited to coach at the 2013 MLS Combine. To work with some of the top college coaches and participate in the draft process will only help serve our future Academy players to understand the dynamics involved in showcasing their talent in hopes of being selected". Don Gemmell, Technical Director.


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Join us for an exciting evening with author Jennifer Fosberry! Jennifer is a science geek turned New York Times bestselling children's writer. Her picture books about a spunky little girl named Isabella and an adventurous little boy named Alexander have received rave reviews. Her latest, Isabella: Star of the Story, takes Isabella through some of the best children's stories ever made.
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For more information, please contact Youth Services at 1-408-615-2916.
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Photoshop Touch Now Available for Amazon Kindle Devices
Today Amazon announced availability of the Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9-inch device. We have worked closely with Amazon to enable Adobe Photoshop Touch on this device, and are proud to announce that it is available for purchase in the Amazon Appstore immediately for US$9.99. In addition, we are announcing support for the updated 7-inch Kindle Fire and… READ MORE