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Luckily, there is a second, "rescue" chloride channel that can take up some of the slack for cystic fibrosis patients.
"When people get cystic fibrosis, they don't just die after birth. The rescue channel keeps them limping on and provides enough hydration," Tarran explained. "The hypothesis is that that's OK until there's a catastrophic event like a viral infection."
Tarran and his colleagues hypothesized that estrogen might affect chloride secretion, thus explaining more severe illness in women. They measured the ability of chloride to move in and out of cells in women with cystic fibrosis who were not taking any birth control or other hormonal treatments.
While estrogen was low, there was no effect on the nasal passages. But high levels of estrogen while a woman was ovulating inhibited the rescue channel by about 50 percent.
"For a normal woman, it's no big deal because the other, huge channel is doing its job," Tarran said. "But in cystic fibrosis it is a big deal. The airway is cut by half, so maybe for four to five days each month there is a reduced ability to hydrate the airways. For a few days every month, it becomes a statistical lottery, if you happen to breathe in something nasty on those days."
Tarran's group next plans to test lung function in healthy women taking tamoxifen, the breast cancer drug that interferes with the activity of estrogen.
Dr. John Saito is assistant professor of pediatrics at Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine, and director of the Cystic Fibrosis Center at Scott & White Hospital. "Everyone has suspected differences but nailing this down is difficult to do. This [new research] offers some insight as
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Kicker-punter Anthony Fera is bolting Penn State for Texas, the second starter to depart Happy Valley this week following harsh NCAA sanctions against the program for the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal.
Fera has submitted paperwork to enroll at Texas this season, said a person with knowledge of the decision who requested anonymity because Texas has not yet announced the move. Penn State announced Thursday that Fera was no longer on its roster.
Incoming freshman defensive lineman Jamil Pollard, who had yet to play for coach Bill O'Brien, is also no longer with the squad. Pollard is headed to Rutgers, Clyde Folsom, Pollard's former coach at West Deptford (N.J.) High School, said Thursday.
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The family of an 18-year-old University of St. Thomas student has released a public statement expressing condolences for the death of Joshua Gunderson, her 20-year-old traveling companion.
An attorney representing Ashley Jones declined to discuss her whereabouts when Gunderson's body was discovered Tuesday at a Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, hotel where they were staying. Jones and Gunderson were freshmen at St. Thomas. Also traveling with them was Zachary David Harold Jensen, 26, of Hopkins.
Mexican authorities have deemed the death of Gunderson an accident, the result of a fall and a head injury.
Jones has returned to the U.S., according to Eric Hawkins, an attorney for her family.
Gunderson was from Oak Park Heights and graduated from Stillwater Area High School in 2007.
"We have been in contact with Josh's family," reads the statement, which is signed by Hawkins. "We have encouraged Josh's family to get an independent autopsy, and we hope it will help aid in their search for answers."
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Plectrophenax nivalis
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|Common and widespread, numbers probably stable. Most of breeding range is remote from effects of human activity.
|Longspurs and Snow Buntings
|Prairies, fields, dunes, shores. In summer, tundra. Breeds on northern tundra, mainly in areas with rocky outcrops, boulder fields, cliffs, or rocky beaches, generally avoiding unbroken wet tundra. Winters in various kinds of open country, including shortgrass prairie, farmland, beaches, lake shores.
Forages while walking and running on the ground. Except when nesting, usually forages in flocks.
4-7, sometimes 2-9. Whitish to pale blue-green, marked with brown and black. Incubation is by female, 10-16 days. In some parts of range, male feeds female on nest throughout incubation period, allowing her to spend more time on eggs -- important in cold northern climate. Young: Both parents feed nestlings. Young leave the nest about 10-17 days after hatching. 1 brood per year.
Both parents feed nestlings. Young leave the nest about 10-17 days after hatching. 1 brood per year.
Mostly seeds and insects. Seeds of grasses, weeds, and sedges make up a major part of diet at most seasons, especially in winter; may also consume buds and leaves in spring. Also eats many insects in summer, including crane flies, other flies, beetles, caterpillars, true bugs, and others, plus some spiders. Young are fed mostly on insects. In coastal areas, may eat tiny crustaceans and other marine life.
Males arrive on breeding grounds 3-6 weeks before females, to stake out territories containing suitable nest sites. In territorial and courtship display, male flies up 20-30', then glides down while singing. In courtship on ground, male spreads wings and tail, turns his back to female to show off contrasting pattern, and makes short runs away from her. Nest site is in some protected cavity, as in a deep fissure among rocks; sometimes under manmade debris or in hole in ground. Nest (built by female) is a bulky cup of grass and moss, lined with fine grass, rootlets, plant down, and especially with feathers or hair.
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Lives of North American Birds
Illustration © David Allen Sibley.
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Migrates mostly late in fall and early in spring. Strays south of main winter range may be most likely to appear in November.
Migrates mostly late in fall and early in spring. Strays south of main winter range may be most likely to appear in November.
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Every year in April the Tribeca Film Festival takes over downtown New York for what is surely one of the coolest events of the year. Since it was co-founded by Robert De Niro in 2002 Tribeca has been on the up and up, always showcasing the highly anticipated films of industry darlings, and this year was no exception. An unsurprising hit at the festival was Before Midnight, the third installment to Richard Linklater's quirky series, starring Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke. Other buzz worthy films included Scott Coffey's comedy Adult World, and Neil LaBute's intriguing drama Some Velvet Morning.
But one can not just associate Tribeca with movies, as anyone going to the festival would be remiss if they could not attend its star studded parties. Among those was the annual Vanity Fair bash, held at the New York's state Supreme Courthouse. The party played host to stars Whoopi Goldberg, Sienna Miller, and a heavily pregnant Evan Rachel Wood. Yet even Vanity Fair was rivalled, when the following week everyone from Alexa Chung to Michael Pitt made an appearance at Chanel's dinner. The event celebrated Tribeca Film Festival Artists Program, and was held at one of New York's top restaurants Odeon. Sadly the festival ends this Sunday, but has already proven to be one of its strongest years so far.
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By Jeff McDonald
Kobe Bryant was standing on the first "S" in the Spurs logo at midcourt of the AT&T Center, which seemed appropriate.
Too often in this Los Angeles Lakers' season gone south, the All-Star guard has had to play as if he's wearing one on his chest, a superhero even in defeat after soul-crushing defeat.
So when Bryant drilled a 32-footer Wednesday with Tim Duncan closing, in the third quarter of a 108-105 Spurs victory the home team did not seize so much as hang onto for dear life, all anyone could do was shrug.
"That's a low-percentage shot," Spurs guard Danny Green said. "But it's a little higher percentage when Kobe's shooting it."
It was a basket the Spurs would remember a quarter later, when Bryant again rose from 3-point range for another low-percentage shot.
He was 7 feet closer now, with the Spurs' Kawhi Leonard Velcroed to his purple-and-gold No. 24 jersey.
This attempt skimmed off the iron, and when Earl Clark's Hail Mary at the buzzer also missed, the Spurs had survived to claim a triumph they'd later try to pass off as a moral defeat.
Against the struggling and shorthanded Lakers, who were missing injured big men Dwight Howard, Pau Gasol and Jordan Hill, the Spurs had a 17-point lead in the third quarter.
And nearly lost it.
They were ahead 105-95 with less than four minutes to go, and nearly blew that, too.
Tony Parker led the Spurs with 24 points, while Tiago Splitter produced 14 points and a season-high 14 rebounds. Leonard — the "star of the show," according to coach Gregg Popovich — helped limit Bryant to 10-of-24 shooting as the Spurs held on to win their 11th consecutive home game.
There was a time any win over the archrival Lakers would have been met with celebration in the Spurs' locker room. Not this one.
"There are some games, even if you lose, you get better," said Manu Ginobili, who added 19 points and eight rebounds off the bench. "The last two games, we got worse."
Wednesday's victory, coupled with Monday's 95-88 loss at New Orleans and stretching to a 100-83 loss in New York on Jan. 3, left the Spurs (28-10) reeling from a bit of an identity crisis.
"I thought we were really raggedy on offense, to the point I didn't know who was on the court," Popovich said. "I didn't recognize that basketball team."
The latter could also be said of the Lakers, who lost their fifth in a row in falling to 15-20.
Instead of fielding a pair of All-Star big men, L.A. started rookie Robert Sacre at center and undersized Metta World Peace at power forward. Darius Morris, a second-year guard, started opposite Bryant in Mike D'Antoni's makeshift lineup.
Bryant did his best to lift these anonymous Lakers anyway, pumping in 27 points for his 18th straight game with at least 20.
World Peace chipped in 23 for L.A., while Clark provided 22 points off the bench, eight more than his career high. Clark's 13 rebounds were also a career best.
"We've lost five games in a row, so it's pretty self-explanatory," Bryant said. "I feel like we competed, and that was very important."
The Spurs seemed to have things under control late in the fourth, up by 10 with 3:39 to play, before melting down.
After sinking three 3-pointers in the frame, en route to his 14 points, Stephen Jackson blew his stack complaining to referee Mark Lindsay for a foul call.
Jackson picked up with a technical, and after Steve Nash made the free throw, Bryant tossed in a deep 3-pointer. Before the Spurs could inbound the ball, Jackson drew another tech, leading to his ejection and another Nash foul shot.
For Jackson, it was probably his worst decision-making of the season that didn't involve Twitter. In the span of seven seconds, the Spurs' edge had been sliced to five.
The rest of the game was a dogfight, with the Spurs clinging to a scrap of a lead.
With 3.9 seconds left, Bryant rose with a chance to tie, and the Spurs remembered what happened earlier.
"Every crazy shot that nobody has a chance to make," Ginobili said, "players like him can make it."
This time, when Bryant elevated for a low-percentage shot, Leonard was there. Superman left it short, and the Spurs had a victory they didn't dare celebrate.
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Why TIME Magazine's Karl Vick Doesn't Care about Details
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There they are, the villainous Israelis sucking back 'nargilum' (a flavoured smoke) on a Tel Aviv beach, detached from the plight of the Palestinians and letting the world go to hell while they soak in the rays. While Middle East Peace is a crucial issue to the rest of the world, these hoodlums could care less so long as they can make money and laze on the beach.
This is the life of an Israeli as portrayed in Karl Vick's Sept 13, 2010 Time Magazine article:
"Why Israel Doesn't Care About Peace"
Vick has spun this distasteful tale using three main threads, a picture of beach bums, the testimony of two real estate agents, and a poll of critical issues.
Two Israeli real estate agents, Heli and Eli, it would seem, are sufficient witnesses to the moral state of a nation. They claim proudly that even while the bombs were falling in Ashdod, real estate was still moving. Eli claims Israelis are indifferent:
"They don't care if there's going to be war. They don't care if there's going to be peace. They don't care. They live in the day."
In 1977 the Voyager Probe, launched by NASA, carried a 'Golden Record' containing images and sounds of the Earth. Great deliberations went into the contents of this record to make sure that all races and peoples were equally represented. Karl Vick would likely be quite surprised to learn that while composers from Beethoven to Chuck Berry are included, there are no real estate agents mentioned.
If that was too delicate allow me to be blunt. If God lived on Earth, a real estate agent would sell him a house with a leaky basement marketing it as "… with luxurious indoor swimming".
Now on to Vick's damming picture of beach bums. If a picture is worth 1000 words then the scenery beyond the picture is worth a book; in this case the book is a tragedy. Those 'gluttonous' beach bums are around 18 years old and likely on their way shortly to the army. Israel has mandatory military service between high school and university for 3 years for males and females alike. What Vick portrays as "Spring Break in the Middle East" is in fact a last dance before a tour of duty. I'd say that deserves a toke or two.
Finally let's deal with Vick's appeal to statistics and polls. Vick cites an Israeli poll asking participants to name the most urgent problem facing Israel. Vick notes that
"just 8% of Israeli Jews cited the conflict with Palestinians, putting it fifth behind education, crime, national security and poverty."
He the draws the conclusion that:
"…among Jews here, the issue that President Obama calls "critical for the world" just doesn't seem — critical."
First, 'National Security' likely subsumes the Palestinian conflict for many Israelis. Next, Turnabout is fair play so let's use the same logic on a recent US Poll.
When asked "what is the most important problem facing America?" Americans volunteered:
The Economy 49%
Health Care 8% (Israelis cite the Palestinian conflict as their 8% issue)
Budget Deficit 4%
Wars: Afghanistan and Iraq 4%
Big Government 2%
Immigration 1%
(Apr 27, 2010: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20003551-503544.html)
So applying Vick's logic symmetrically to this poll, it would seem Americans are callous war mongers who care about their own jobs and health well above the wars they're actively involved in which have killed hundreds of thousands.
I don't support this conclusion, nor likely would Vick. My point is that Vick uses polls, "as a drunken man uses lamp posts… for support rather than illumination". Israelis, by Vicks own admission, cite peace at 8% in their poll which carries equal weight to Health Care for Americans; Americans are anything but indifferent to Health Care.
I take exception with Vick's swift and cobbled inference that Israelis are indifferent to peace. Further I refuse to believe that a country with compulsory military service could possibly be indifferent to Foreign Relations. Vick's journalism is charlatanic at best. In the nadir of the printed press, one would think attention to detail and quality would be paramount. Perhaps Time Magazine need not ask why they are in their eleventh hour?
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The daisies are likely an allusion to the popular inspirational poem: "I'd Pick More Daisies" which is a poem extolling the virtue of living a carefree – 'in the moment' lifestyle.
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By August March
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The Daily Word in dog fighting, bee die-offs and racist principals
By Ty Bannerman [ Wed May 13 2015 12:06 PM ]
A year after an accidental release of radiation from WIPP, the Deparment of Energy has said the facility is now totes okay for storing waste plutonium.
Some people's first instinct when they see a bear is to chase it with a hatchet. Police would like to remind you that that instinct is wrong.
A man with an obscured face wants you to know a few things about dog fighting.
A Georgia High School principal blames Satan for the racial remarks she made during a graduation ceremony. Satan could not be reached for comment.
Two Florida hearse drivers have been fired after they made a quick pit stop to pick up some doughnuts. Which I guess you're not supposed to do when there's a corpse in the back of the car.
And bees are still dying like crazy.
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The Daily Word in radiation fines, poop-free beards and Deflategate
By Ty Bannerman [ Wed May 6 2015 1:56 PM ]
It's Wednesday, May 6,
And an "abstinence only" high school's student population is suffering from a chlamydia outbreak.
No, beards don't naturally have poop in them, (ahem, Constance).
Oh, hey, remember Deflategate? It's back.
One employee has been released from the hospital and another remains critical after an accident at Los Alamos National Labs.
New Mexico cattle have been mysteriously disappearing. Probably stolen by rustlers. I mean, aliens. Obviously, aliens.
A rapist on probation was thrown back into jail after it was discovered he owned a copy of the "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" DVD.
And the Department of Energy has agreed to pay the state of New Mexico $73 million dollars in fines following a radiation leak at the WIPP underground waste facility.
Have a great day!
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Human error is the bogeyman of the nuclear age.
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The Daily Word in Cuomo's passing, WIPP and TV bloopers
By Mark Lopez [ Fri Jan 2 2015 9:12 AM ]
Former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo died yesterday at the age of 82 from natural causes.
Police believe a man in California killed his wife and son, and critically wounded his daughter, before taking his own life on New Year's Eve.
Jeb Bush resigned from all his board memberships and is possibly eyeing a presidential run.
Immigrants who are now in the US illegally may be able to get driver's licenses in California.
23-year-old Christian Gomez of Florida is being accused of decapitating his mother on New Year's Eve.
Gov. Susana Martinez' inaugural ball attracted a lot of protesters.
Bernalillo County Commissioner Wayne Johnson says a minimum wage increase that was supposed to take effect on Jan. 1 didn't happen due to a "simple oversight."
After a leak at WIPP in February 2014, the US government has denied $8 million of performance-based pay to the contractor running the joint.
ICYMI: The Huffington Post has a collection of 2014 TV news bloopers that are worth checking out.
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The Daily Word in Ferguson police, UNM experiments and Empty Socks
By Mark Lopez [ Fri Dec 12 2014 10:28 AM ]
After a standoff on a California bridge, Daniel Perez was arrested and is being held after vanishing last week with his wife and four sons. His sons are safe; however, his wife's body was found in the trunk of the family's car near their home.
After a report brought attention to harsh interrogation techniques administered by the CIA, the agency's chief defends the behavior, saying it's "unknowable" if they could have gotten the same answers with conventional questioning.
Due to unanswered questions, the FBI is looking into a North Carolina teen's hanging death (after it was ruled a suicide) to see if there was foul play.
The state appeals court in Arizona dismissed Debra Jean Milke's murder charge after she was on death row for 22 years for the killing of her 4-year-old son.
A temporary restraining order placed on Ferguson police has made it mandatory that they warn protesters before using tear gas.
A couple students at UNM are getting some attention for their "social experiment" videos.
Photos and video have been released of the fire that happened at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant.
Albuquerque media outlets banded together to raise funds for a single father whose house was robbed (and whose Christmas gifts for his two sons were stolen). The Christmas spirit's alive folks!
Some people really didn't like Paz Winshtein's take on the Virgen de Guadalupe.
Empty Socks, a long-lost film by Walt Disney from 1927, was discovered in a library in Norway.
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By August March
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The Daily Word in repetitive headlines about the death of Robin Williams, the sad state of individual rights in the digital age and WIPP!
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue Aug 12 2014 12:01 PM ]
New York Times obit for Robin Williams.
How far in advance are obituaries written?
Even the President of the United States loves Mork.
Marcos Delgado, suspect and fugitive in the murder of three women in Albuquerque shot himself in the head.
LANL is under fire for even considering biodefense/
APS superintendent Winston Brooks is the subject of a school board investigation as a result of a 911 call. And a tweet that offended "Public Education Secretary Designate" Hanna Skandera.
Let Ferguson, Missouri show us how to really say F**k tha Police.
Drag when the props in your political ad get hard.
The evil overlords could remotely kill your smartphone if this bill passes in California.
Who among the youth of Baltimore will obey a severe blanket curfew?
"Make no bones about it, WIPP has to come back" says the energy secretary.
The Daily Word in cruel hierarchies, BrBa autopsy and sentinel wells
By August March [ Thu Aug 7 2014 11:15 AM ]
An alleged robber was really just scratching himself.
Our mayor is doing something about chronic poverty and homelessness.
Regular safety inspections at WIPP went undone because the agency in charge of those sorts of issues didn't know if it had the authority to inspect a Department of Energy site.
The local board of education wants to meet in closed session about superintendent Winston Brooks but they keep postponing the matter.
In the cruel hierarchy of college football, UNM walk-on and Roswell native David Anaya gets a break.
In the southeast part of town, a "smiling man" was accused of automobile theft.
Starting today, scientists will begin drilling "sentinel" wells in the Trumbull Village neighborhood near Kirtland Air Force Base.
Here's a new LA Times article about the autopsy of some teevee show called "Breaking Bad."
Warning fellow Scots about the dangers of police militarization using Albuquerque as an example, a resident of Dundee writes, "Get the guns back in the boot of the armed response team cars where they belong."
A 26-inch catfish was caught at Tingley Beach using shrimp as bait.
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The Daily Word in killing homeless folk, throwing up in cabs and peeping
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue Jul 22 2014 11:43 AM ]
Some Albuquerque teens made the national news.
A good old fashioned peeper is haunting one local family.
Bodies from the downed Malaysian airplane are on their way to Holland.
You may never eat McDonald's again.
Puking in a cab in Calgary will cost you.
There is an inquiry into Litvenenko's poisoning.
Celebrity diet still lifes.
Professional troll sues detractors.
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The Daily Word in radioactive cat litter and fracking New Mexico
By Ty Bannerman [ Wed May 14 2014 9:57 AM ]
It's Wednesday, May 14th,
and experts suggest that the WIPP radiation leak may be due to kitty litter. "Just regular cat litter," said Dr. Jim Concha;
New Mexico's own Mora County is getting ready to battle fracking companies in a case with national implications,
and a beautiful spring is giving way to New Mexico's fifth, and least popular, season: Fire Season.
Justin Beiber has been accused of stealing a cell phone at a Los Angeles batting cage,
scientists have found the oldest sperm on record, but aren't sure why it's so big,
global warming will continue to make my margaritas more expensive,
and a man installing a No Parking sign received a parking ticket. "But I'm putting these signs up," the man said "Then you should know you can't park here," the officer responded.
Have a great day!
The Daily Word in life on Mars, the wreck of the Santa Maria and Susana Martinez' war chest
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue May 13 2014 11:58 AM ]
Photos of the WIPP containers responsible for what could be a three year shutdown of the facility.
Governor Martinez has raised 36 times the amount of campaign funds than the next best funded NM gubernatorial candidate.
The Signal Fire near Silver City is still zero percent contained.
A UNM student is a candidate for the first Mars expedition. So is this coulrophobic Nova Scotia woman.
Rapper explains why he severed his penis.
Did you misplace a coffin filled with weapons?
This Baltimore TV station is reporting on a crazy guy who has apparently barricaded himself inside their TV station.
They found Christopher Columbus' ship.
We may finally find out the true identity of the Zodiac Killer.
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The Daily Word in a radiation spike in Carlsbad, a news chopper crash and more NSA revelations
By Geoffrey Plant [ Tue Mar 18 2014 11:54 AM ]
Carlsbad has seen an increase in radiation levels, but it's not related to the recent accidents at the nearby Waste Isolation Pilot Plant. Click here for a schedule of informational meetings about the radiation leaks.
A local school bus driver was arrested.
The man recently shot by APD may have been homeless.
Banksy is having a new exhibit in Stockholm.
Russia is going to annex Crimea.
There was a dramatic news helicopter crash in Seattle.
More money has been added to the fund to compensate workers and family affected by the garment factory collapse in Bangladesh.
Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 appears to have changed course on purpose.
The NSA can record 100% of phone calls.
A guy fell into the Grand Canyon.
The New Mexico Senate is considering a bill that would help preserve native seeds.
The Daily Word in Mark Zuckerberg's complaints, a WIPP truck and a dog-eating python
By Mark Lopez [ Fri Mar 14 2014 9:52 AM ]
High schools are just now catching on that a later start time means healthier students. Did you think beauty rest was a myth?
Authorities now think the Malaysian plane that's been missing for almost a week was "deliberately flown off-course."
The NSA has made Mark Zuckerberg so mad that he called the President to complain.
Police in California arrested a teen father for allegedly biting the nose off his 1-month-old son because he wouldn't stop crying.
It's looking like fewer planes are gonna land in Albuquerque.
Renatta Torres, mother of Christopher Torres (who was fatally shot by APD almost three years ago), took to the stand to talk about her son.
Anthony Samora, 46, is getting life in prison, plus 27 years, for raping and murdering a 16-year-old boy. This was his second conviction for rape.
According to a report released today, a truck that caught fire at WIPP was "improperly maintained."
I guess this just adds to the many reasons I don't like snakes.
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The Daily Word in killer Portland cats, Kanye West and the gangs of Disneyland
By Ty Bannerman [ Wed Mar 12 2014 9:18 AM ]
There are things in the world beyond your understanding. One is Bitcoin and another is Kanye West. Now, you can save time by not understanding both in one convenient package: the Coinye. Kanye, by the way, is totally suing.
Just because the cops tell you to administer a forcible enema and colonoscopy doesn't mean you should do it.
A family and their dog barricaded in a bedroom and police frantically dialing animal control. When will humanity learn its lesson? Beware the cats of Portland.
In the wake of WIPP's radioactive leakages, officials at Los Alamos say they are looking into "alternatives" for storing their toxic waste. No word on what those alternatives are, but this analyst suggests shoving the boxes all the way into the back of the closet and then putting more boxes on top of them.
The Neverlanders Social Club, with their Walt Disney tattoos, cartoon character dress code and penchant for hanging around the Small World ride, may not fill you with fear, but you're bound to be unnerved.
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Op-ed: To avoid pain, Kirby, don't confuse faith and religion
Oh, darn. You caught me ("Kirby: How much pain does your faith cause?" July 12). I'm among your target audience. Thanks for calling me an idiot, by the way. You sure showed me a thing or two about compassion.
Mind if my idiotic self gives her two cents, or shall I tell my sense of reason to "shut up and sit in the back"?
You referred to "faith" as a synonym for "religion," but I will refer to it as the belief that God knows what He's doing.
I have faith that a loving Heavenly Father has a beautiful plan that He wants us to follow because it will make Him happy to see us as happy as He is. If being a good person were enough to get there, we would have no need for our church. It's like women explaining that being a "nice guy" is a prerequisite for dating, not a special characteristic that should seal the deal. Of course you're expected to be a good person, but is that it? I don't apologize for believing that there's a purpose for goodness that is only fully realized through diligent adherence to commandments and ordinances given to us by God specifically to help us reach our huge potential and discover the amazing, eternal context into which we can put our hard-earned goodness.
I also have faith that the Lord will judge us according to what we did with what we genuinely understood. As Stephen Robison said in Believing Christ, the Lord measures growth, not height. So I also have faith that some people who reject or leave the church will still have eternal families and celestial glory. If they can prove in mortality that they are capable of progressing at all, then they'll probably be able to accept the gospel eventually. The Lord is very merciful.
But some people just won't accept it. Ever. I have no idea how the Lord will know the difference between these people, but I have faith that He will.
So yes, I try not to worry about which category my loved ones fall into because I believe that there is hope and the Lord will make sure everything works out.
I also believe that my baby daughter will not die of SIDS. That doesn't stop me from getting up once or twice in the night and during her naps just to check that she's still breathing.
I also believe that my husband will come home from work in one piece every day. That doesn't stop me from praying for his safe return.
My beliefs don't stop me from worrying about the people I love who don't believe that God has something more in mind for them than just being wonderful.
Sometimes my beliefs indirectly cause me pain in that sense, but that's not faith. It's fear. Faith is that warm feeling in my heart that tells me everything will be OK. Yes, my worry has sometimes caused pain for my loved ones, too. But we realize that we are different. Both my faith and my worry come from love, and their forgiveness for my shortcomings comes from love because, yes, they are wonderful. Our love for each other helps us to forgive, accept, and keep hoping for something better.
My loved ones don't think I'm an idiot. They believe that I am better than my flaws. I believe the same of them.
This is love.
And this is real faith the thing that heals and liberates us from pain, not the thing that causes it.
And don't you ever call me or others like me an idiot again. You have no right.
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Company Overview of New Brunswick Development Corporation
Company Overview
New Brunswick Development Corporation (DEVCO) is a real estate development company. The company focuses on urban development, revitalization of educational institutions, and development of multiple-use facilities such as commercial, residential, and parking needs. It is based in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
120 Albany Street
8th Floor
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
United States
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Hello, i am new to this forum.planning for Kashmir trip in May2012,have made follwing trip plan,
Day1 Srinagar arrival Dal Shikara ride overnight to Deluxe houseboat
Day2 Srinagar city tour
Day3 Srinagar-Gulmarg overnight to Gulmarg hotel
Day4 Gulmarg exploration
Day5 Gulmarg to Pahalgam, overnight to pahalgam
Day6 Pahalgam exploration overnight to srinagar
Day7 SrinAGAR- Sonmarg, overnight to sonmarg hotel
Day8 sonmarg exploration,overnight to srinagar
Day9 Srinagar-Yusmarg, return to Srinagar
Day10 Srinagar return journey to jammu
But 1. is it wise to go from Gulmarg to Pahalgam,skiping Srinagar 2.plz suggest midrange hotels/houseboat for all destinations. 3.how much a Indica shold cost, for whole trip. plz suggest good travel agency for hiring Indica 4.
plz suggset good but less known spots of this area.5. Finally.................how to tackle Motion sickness for long journey of srinagar to jammu.
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