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Audi is building an industrial plant in Werlte, Germany, which will use renewable energy and carbon dioxide to make synthetic methane fuel.
The plant will use power-to-gas technology to make so-called e-gas for vehicles, such as the new Audi A3 Sportback TCNG. E-gas made at the plant can be distributed to compressed natural gas stations via Germany's natural gas network and will power vehicles starting next year, Audi said.
The e-gas plant, which has the capacity to convert six MW of power, will use renewable electricity for electrolysis. The process splits water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen, which could one day power fuel-cell vehicles (see graphic).
However, since there is not yet a widespread hydrogen infrastructure, the plant takes the hydrogen and reacts it with CO2 in a methanation unit to generate renewable synthetic methane, or e-gas, Audi said.
The CO2 used in the plant is a waste byproduct from a nearby biogas plant operated by utility EWE. The CO2 is chemically bonded into the fuel at the plant, making e-gas climate neutral, Audi said. Waste heat generated during the electrolysis and methanation is used in an adjacent facility, which improves the facility's efficiency, the automaker said.
The plant will produce about 1,000 metric tons of e-gas each year and will chemically bind some 2,800 mt of CO2, the equivalent amount of CO2 that 224,000 beech trees absorb annually.
The facility will generate enough e-gas to power 1,500 new Audi A3 Sportback TCNG vehicles for 9,320 miles every year, the automaker said. A special certification procedure will verify that the same amount of e-gas purchased by owners of the Audi TCNG is fed back into the network by the e-gas plant.
Earlier this month, Audi said it was developing a city car that will get 282 miles per gallon. The car, which is known internally as the 1.0 liter car, will be based on the existing Audi A1. The German automaker is also making an aggressive push into the diesel market.
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The possibility that water can flow from roots to the soil has been a major focus of attention for well over 70 yr in ecology and agronomy (Kramer, 1933) and much effort has been devoted to demonstrate its existence and to quantify its magnitude (Molz & Peterson, 1976). When the root-xylem tissue interfacing the soil has a hydraulic conductivity (Kr) well in excess of the soil hydraulic conductivity, the flow of water from a root to adjacent soil pore spaces can occur provided that the root water tension is smaller than the adjacent soil water tension. However, the idea that this mechanism may be part of a water-redistribution network induced by the rooting system as a plant strategy to buffer against prolonged droughts emerged later. It was shown that some species delay the onset of water stress by preferentially transporting soil water from the upper soil layers into deeper layers after rainfall and then releasing water from the deeper layers into the upper soil layers, where needed, via this rooting network (Mooney et al., 1980). Hydraulic lift (HL), which occurs primarily at night, was coined to describe the latter mechanism (Caldwell et al., 1998), while hydraulic redistribution (HR) is used to emphasize that the rooting system can distribute water passively within the soil profile from wet to dry soil layers. With the proliferation of sap-flow and stable isotope measuring techniques over the last two decades (Emerman & Dawson, 1996), evidence of HL has been reported for shrub, grasses and tree species, and for temperate, tropical and desert ecosystems (Caldwell et al., 1998; Horton & Hart, 1998; Oliveira et al., 2005). Despite the widespread evidence and voluminous data on the occurrence of HL and HR, three inter-related topics have resisted rigorous treatments to date: to what extent HR and HL confer advantages to the entire ecosystem in terms of carbon (C) gains (Emerman & Dawson, 1996); to what degree biotic and abiotic processes work in coordination to 'amplify' HR or HL; and given the reported magnitudes of HR and HL, how their effects can be represented in future generations of large scale C–water transport models, a topic now receiving attention in climate systems (Lee et al., 2005). The study by Domec et al. (pp. 171–183), in this issue of New Phytologist, considered the first topic for a loblolly pine stand during months of normal and below-normal precipitation and 'fingerprinted' the effects of HR on tree transpiration, ecosystem water use and the key components of the C balance. Using combinations of long-term sapflow, soil moisture and eddy-covariance flux measurements, they showed that HR was amplified most at intermediate soil-moisture states during the drought period. They also showed that the understory species was dependent on the HR induced by the deeper rooting system of the overstory pine trees for water supply during the drought. These long-term measurements further showed that in the absence of any HR benefit, gross ecosystem productivity and net ecosystem exchange were reduced by as much as 750 g C m−2 yr−1 and 400 g C m−2 yr−1, respectively. With these estimates, Domec et al. unequivocally calls into question the current treatment of root-water uptake in models and necessitates novel theoretical tactics to begin tackling the second and third topics raised here, the compass of this Commentary.
'Despite the widespread evidence and voluminous data on the occurrence of HL and HR, three inter-related topics have resisted rigorous treatments to date …'
Any progress on these two topics must separate HR induced by the rooting system from the soil-moisture redistribution mechanism across soil layers (Fig. 1). In the absence of any rooting system, water movement occurs from regions of wet- to dry-soil layers based on matric potential gradients and Darcy's law, with magnitudes dictated by the soil water-retention and hydraulic-conductivity functions. This soil-induced redistribution mechanism occurs at all times and is not restricted to nocturnal conditions. Fig. 1 presents the modeled time evolution of the soil-moisture-content profile for a 1-m uniform bare soil column where soil evaporation is censored and water is only allowed to drain from the 1 m base. After 100 d, the upper 30-cm layers experience increases in soil moisture that can only originate from the deeper layers. These soil-moisture increases are commensurate with values reported by Domec et al. However, Domec et al. (Fig. 1b in their paper) were able to show that HL was recharging the top layers at much faster rates (c. 0.6 mm d−1) than the calculations in Fig. 1 would suggest (c. 0.15 mm d−1), especially in the summer months of the drought and only during nocturnal conditions. When comparing the results in Fig. 1 with those of Domec et al., one question that can be raised is whether biotic and abiotic factors are acting in coordination to amplify HR well beyond the soil-distribution mechanism highlighted in Fig. 1.
To address this issue, the interplay among soil-moisture redistribution, the structure of the rooting system and its hydraulic properties, soil type and the transpiration rate required to satisfy the plant C demands were analyzed using a numerical model (Siqueira et al., 2008, 2009). In this model, two flow patterns simultaneously occur – the first is at scales comparable to the root zone depth (c. meters) and the second is at length scales inversely related to root densities (c. millimeters), taken here to represent the radial distance between rootlets (Mendel et al., 2002). The scale separation between the two flow patterns justified the computation of each independently at fine time steps and recoupling them through a mathematical homogenization technique in space. This model can account for many known features of root uptake, including diurnal hysteresis in canopy conductance, HL and HR (Siqueira et al., 2008). The model assumes that root absorption is driven by pressure differences between the root–soil interface and root xylem tissue characterized by Kr. In essence, the model neglects osmotic transport that can be significant for near-saturated soil conditions (Siqueira et al., 2008). The model calculations also neglect pressure losses within the root xylem, which have been considered in other recent models (Amenu & Kumar, 2008). Order-of-magnitude analysis shows that the root pressure is in a quasi-hydrostatic state and primarily adjusts in time to maintain the transpiration demand of the plant, the latter being driven by photosynthesis. This argument simplifies the modeling of water flow inside the rooting system. The assumption becomes more realistic as the soil dries because the soil hydraulic conductivity decreases dramatically compared with Kr. The model further assumes horizontal homogeneity for the root area distribution. In addition, gravitational effects are neglected in the radial domain, making the rootlet orientation immaterial. The higher gradients and faster dynamics in the radial direction justify this assumption. Model calculations were performed (assuming both high and low Kr values to regulate the strength of HR) for: three types of root-density profiles (constant, linear and power-law; Fig. 2a inset) in a silt clay soil; and three soil types (sand, silt clay and clay) for a linearly distributed root-density profile. All the plant physiological attributes related to leaf-level physiological traits and to radiative and aerodynamic parameters are identical across model runs. Also, the diurnal environmental forcing variables, including incident short- and long-wave radiation, mean wind speed, and air and dew-point temperatures, were assumed to be periodic so that all space–time variations in soil moisture are the result of the interaction between biotic and abiotic factors. These calculations have shown that, in all cases, the HL delays the onset of soil-moisture stress within the 1-m rooting zone by some 20–40 d (Siqueira et al., 2008). Moreover, it is amplified most for intermediate soil-moisture states, consistent with Domec et al. Based on the data shown in Fig. 2, the soil type and the root-density distributions appear to have comparable effects on HL.
To 'encode' these findings in larger-scale C–water cycling models, the reductions of transpiration with soil moisture for the soil-moisture states below field capacity are presented in Fig. 2(a,b). This representation, often the basis of the so-called loss function, is now routinely used in eco-hydrological applications (D'Odorico & Porporato, 2004) to reproduce plant response to water stress. It is safe to state that the effects of elevated HL are to shift the onset of transpiration reductions to lower root-zone soil moisture, thereby allowing the ecosystem to sequester more C, as found in Domec et al. Moreover, the effects of HL for intermediate ranges of soil moisture are commensurate to those reported by Domec et al.Fig. 2 further demonstrates that for a uniform rooting-density profile, HL confers minor benefits to the plant. We have conducted a number of model calculations similar to the ones shown in Fig. 2, with all combinations of soil types and root distribution, and have concluded that the effectiveness of the HL is mainly controlled by the root vertical distribution, while the soil-moisture levels at which HL is most effective appear to be dictated by the soil hydraulic properties and the atmospheric water-vapor demand (Siqueira et al., 2008).
To conclude, Bonner (1959) stated that some of the problems pertaining to water movement in plant physiology are becoming increasingly amenable to mathematical analysis and called for the creation of a branch in plant physiology titled 'Phytobiophysics'. This call was made in 1959 – and the occurrence of phenomena such as HL and HR simply reinforce this call today.


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Rabbi Gedaliah Nadel (1923–2004) is known as one of the heads of Kollel Chazon Ish and was the leading decider of Jewish Law in the Chazon Ish neighborhood of Bene Barak. Rabbi Nadel is celebrated as an expert in all facets of Torah and Talmudic knowledge.
Gedaliah Nadel was born in Šiauliai, Lithuania to Rabbi Reuven Keshel. In 1936, his family immigrated to Palestine and settled in the Balfouria Colony in what is now Northern Israel. After briefly studying in Yeshiva in Tel Aviv, he switched to the Lomzha Yeshiva in Petach Tikvah. There, he studied under Rabbi Elazar Menachem Shach. As a child, Gedaliah was known for his diligence and devotion to studying Torah, reportedly studying for up to eighteen hours consecutively.[1] Afterwards Gedaliah studied under Rabbi Avrohom Yeshaya Karelitz, known as Chazon Ish, who molded him into his principal student. Rabbi Nadel said that the Chazon Ish garnered knowledge in medical science by reading medical journals.[2]
Rabbi Nadel married the daughter of Rabbi Eliyahu Weiner, a student of the Chofetz Chaim. Following the wedding, they lived in Jerusalem for a short while, before moving to Bene Barak. There he lived an ascetic life. When the Chazon Ish realized his dream of establish a special community of religious devotees, he chose Rabbi Gedaliah Nadel to lead the community. As leader of the community, such leaders as Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael Kanievsky, and his son Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, turned to Rabbi Nadel for decisions. Rabbi Nadel's house was used as a gathering place for the Rabbinic personalities of his day, such as Rabbi Shach and Rabbi Y.Y. Kanievsky. Rabbi Nadel also briefly served as the Rosh Yeshiva of the Vishnitz Hasidic yeshiva. Rabbi Nadel would learn Maimonides' Guide for the Perplexed immediately after praying Shacharis vattikin.[3]
Rabbi Nadel asserted that certain concepts mentioned in the Torah and Talmud that were not of a legalistic nature were not necessarily to be taken literally.[4] His writings were analyzed and taken into account during the Slifkin affair. Rabbi Natan Slifkin himself subscribes to views espoused by Rabbi Nadel, including acceptance of evolution and belief "that the world was billions of years old."[5] Rabbi Nadel maintained that it is acceptable to believe that the Zohar was not written by Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and that it had a late authorship.[6]
Rabbi Nadel's teachings have continued to exert influence on Hareidi leaders.[7]
Many of Rabbi Nadel's lectures were collected by his various students and two volumes were published under the title "Shiurei Reb Gedaliah."[8] "B'Torato Shel Rav Gedaliah," a compilation of Rav Gedaliah's teachings prepared from audio recordings,[9] was published by Rabbi Yitzchak Shilat, one of Rabbi Nadel's main students,[10] and at the personal request of Rabbi Nadel.[11] In 5772, Rabbi Shilat published a new edition of the book.
- ^ Dei'ah Vedibur, June 9, 2004, HaRav Gedaliah Nadel, zt"l
- ^ http://www.cross-currents.com/archives/2009/06/24/a-y-karelitz-m-d/comment-page-1/#comments http://parsha.blogspot.com/2009/06/is-it-important-how-chazon-ish-knew.html
- ^ B'Torato Shel Rav Gedaliah, p. ו (Hebrew).
- ^ http://www.biu.ac.il/JH/Parasha/eng/haazinu/sto.html
- ^ http://www.rationalistjudaism.com/2009/06/btoraso-shel-rav-gedaliah.html
- ^ An Analysis of the Authenticity of the Zohar (2005), p. 39, with "Rav E" and "Rav G" later identified by the author as Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler and Rabbi Gedaliah Nadel, respectively (Rabbi Dr. Marc Shapiro in Milin Havivin Volume 5 [2011], Is there an obligation to believe that Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai wrote the Zohar?, p. יב [PDF page 133]): "Rav G [Gedaliah Nadel] told me that he was still unsure as to the origin and status of the Zohar, but told me it was my absolute right to draw any conclusions I saw fit regarding both the Zohar and the Ari."
- ^ http://parsha.blogspot.com/2009/08/is-rav-kanievsky-now-heliocentrist.html
- ^ See B'Torato Shel Rav Gedaliah, p. ט (Hebrew).
- ^ B'Torato Shel Rav Gedaliah, p. ז (Hebrew).
- ^ http://www.rationalistjudaism.com/2009/06/btoraso-shel-rav-gedaliah.html
- ^ B'Torato Shel Rav Gedaliah, p. ט (Hebrew).


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On the west coast of Newfoundland, along the path of the Vikings, Table Point Ecological Reserve protects fossils and rocks that have set the standard by which other rock sequences of its age are compared. Within its ancient limestone exposures, a collection of remarkable fossils help illustrate the environment and provide one of the world's most interesting rock sequences of its kind.
In Stephenville you'll find the 305-million-year-old petrified remains of the first mountain trees that produced seeds.
You don't need to be a scientist or a rockhound to enjoy the timeless history of this beautiful land. Whether you want to walk on billion-year-old ocean floors, soak in breathtaking ancient landscapes formed by colliding continents or examine some of the earliest evidence of life on the planet, Newfoundland and Labrador's spectacular, ancient geology has something for everyone.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Robert Gillespie is taking over as Tennessee's running backs coach after holding the same position at West Virginia the past two seasons.
Gillespie replaces Jay Graham, who left Butch Jones' Tennessee staff on Monday to take a job at Florida State. Gillespie's hiring was announced Friday through a university release.
Before working as West Virginia's running backs coach in 2011 and 2012, Gillespie coached Oklahoma State's running backs in 2009 and 2010. He also worked four years at South Carolina, where he spent 2005 as a graduate assistant before coaching the Gamecocks' running backs from 2006-08.
Gillespie played tailback at Florida from 1998-2001. He finished his college career with 1,854 yards rushing, 96 catches and 1,091 yards receiving.
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The Role of Cultural Inertia in Reactions to Immigration on the U.S./Mexico Border
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-4560.2009.01632.x
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Zárate, M. A. and Shaw, M. P. (2010), The Role of Cultural Inertia in Reactions to Immigration on the U.S./Mexico Border. Journal of Social Issues, 66: 45–57. doi: 10.1111/j.1540-4560.2009.01632.x
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Assimilation and multiculturalism are often contrasted as opposite interethnic ideologies about cultural integration. Here, we address models of assimilation and multiculturalism and how group identity influences attitudes toward immigrants. One overlooked issue concerns the dynamic processes involved in integration. It is proposed that cultural inertia, defined as the desire to avoid cultural change, or conversely, to continue change once it is already occurring, can account for a number of seemingly discrepant findings. In particular, cultural inertia predicts that majority groups should prefer assimilation type models, whereas minority groups should prefer multicultural models. Resistance to change is the mediating process. Cultural inertia is used as a model to understand discrepant attitudes toward assimilation and multiculturalism across different groups.


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Extremely diverse in all areas
It's a private school on a certain side of the city, so when it comes to "diversity" in the broadest sense of the word, it's not that diverse. Sure, there are visible differences but that doesn't eclipse the fact that the school is a private Jesuit institution on the lake front.
Even though Loyola is a Catholic school, many different religions are represented and accepted on campus.
Loyola is a predominantly white university, however, my particular program and cohort is quite diverse in terms of race, gender, sex, political beliefs, religion, socioeconomic status, etc.
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Although Loyola is quite proud of its perceived diversity, many students tell a different story. Many ethnicities are represented, but there are few large communities at the school. Students feel that different groups tend to keep to themselves. Loyola's lack of an African American studies major is often lamented. Still, you will hear several languages other than your native one every day, and courses that attract overseas students will be populated by a diverse student body. The neighborhood around campus is a cultural mecca, and many students will find themselves going through something of a culture shock when they first venture out into the streets of Rogers Park.
One thing Loyola has been criticized for in recent years is its lack of a recruitment push in Chicago. A large number of students come to Loyola from Jesuit high schools in Cincinnati, St. Louis, and downstate Illinois. This makes for a mostly white, Catholic community in the middle of one of the most ethnically diverse cities in America. The African American and Latino crowds, while active on the University scene, are smaller than they could be. The University does a good job of making minorities feel welcome by providing opportunities for them to come together as groups, but it could do an even better job by focusing a little bit more of its energy on recruiting in Chicago's many ethnic neighborhoods, and thereby diversifying its student body a little further.
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BRUSSELS — The financial crisis of the past few years has severely sapped confidence in government around the globe, a think-tank representing the world's wealthiest economies said Tuesday.
"In countries most hit by the crisis, the people have lost trust in their institutions to actually help them and solve their problems," said Martine Durand, the chief statistician of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
In a report entitled "How's Life? 2013," the OECD said the percentage of people that trust national government declined in the United States from 50 percent in 2009 to 35 percent last year. The decline took place even before the partial shutdown of the U.S. government.
Among the OECD's euro constituency— 14 of the 17 EU countries that use the euro are members of the OECD — the proportion trusting government fell from 49.1 to 42.8 percent over the same period. In Japan, the situation's even worse, dipping from 27 percent in 2010 to 17 percent last year.
If any country typifies the human cost of the financial crisis, it might well be Greece, which had to be bailed out to stave off bankruptcy at a high cost to employment, living standards and social services.
"In Greece, the percentage of people reporting that they trust the government fell from 38 percent to 13 percent," said Durand. "So you can sort of see the distrust in institutions between 2007 and 2012."
Bucking the trend was Britain, where people trusting government increased from 36 percent to 47 percent between 2007 and 2011.
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William Backer's Pillow Talk, who ran seventh in the tough Lake George (gr. III) at Saratoga on July 29, will get another shot at facing stakes company when she meets twelve other 3-year-old fillies in the competitive $100,000 Christiana Stakes at Delaware Park on Saturday.The daughter of Lear Fan is trained by H. Graham Motion The 1 1/8-mile turf contest. Since her start in the Lake George, Pillow Talk rebounded to win a 1 1/16-mile Delaware Park turf allowance on Aug. 31. The Maryland-bred has a career record of three wins and two thirds from six starts with earnings of $81,810. Motion has also entered Alternate, but he will likely run Pillow Talk and scratch Alternate, the morning line favorite at 4-1. That would leave Ntombi and Maliziosa Haras to duel as the possible public choice. Maliziosa Haras is the co-high weight at 122 pounds, along with Pass the Virtue and Infinite."I plan to run Pillow Talk if the race stays on the grass," said Motion. "It is unlikely that I would run Alternate. If it came off the grass I would probably not run Pillow Talk and could run Alternate." Motion had been thinking of giving Pillow Talk another shot at stake before. "I think she is a pretty hard knocking filly. We ran her in the Lake George, which came up very competitive I thought, but she seems to have bounced back out of that race. She kind of got boxed in a little bit on the rail, and I thought her effort was pretty good considering it was quite an ambitious step at the time."
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The Internet site Wonkette is calling this month Cocktober. The reason? The avalanche of sex scandals involving Republicans and members of the religious right. They just keep on comin'.
My favorite is the sad tale of 51-year-old Rev. Gary Aldridge of Montgomery, Ala. A graduate of Liberty University and one-time employee of Jerry Falwell, Aldridge was found dead at his home June 24 when he failed to show up to conduct services at Thorington Road Baptist Church, where he was senior pastor.
A preliminary autopsy indicated that the minister had died from accidental suffocation and that no foul play or suicide was involved. In July, the Montgomery Advertiser asked for a copy of the autopsy report and authorities refused, claiming they were conducting an ongoing investigation.
The report finally was released last week, and www.thesmokinggun.com posted it. It seems the conservative minister had a sexual fetish for rubber, bondage and autoerotic asphyxiation:
"The decedent is clothed in a diving wet suit, a face mask which has a single vent for breathing, a rubberized head mask having an opening for the mouth and eyes, a second rubberized suit with suspenders, rubberized male underwear, hands and feet have diving gloves and slippers. There are numerous straps and cords restraining the decedent. There is a leather belt about the midriff. There is a series of ligatures extending from the hands to the feet. The hands are bound behind the back. The feet are tied to the hands. There are nylon ligatures holding these in place with leather straps about the wrists and ankles. There are plastic cords also tied about the hands and feet with a single plastic cord extending up to the head and surrounding the lower neck. There is a dildo in the anus covered with a condom."
In other words, he was encased in rubber and hog-tied with a dildo up his ass. Police claim there is no evidence of anyone else's involvement but have offered no explanation for how the minister, who did not work part-time for Cirque du Soleil as a contortionist, managed to hog-tie himself.
Interestingly, the Advertiser posted a report of the autopsy but did not provide details such as the dildo. Nor did its reporter ask who might have hog-tied him. We do know it wasn't his wife. She was out of town.
Meanwhile, a Larry Craig wannabe in Louisiana dropped out of the state Senate race last week following revelations by the Times-Picayune that he has been cited twice, in 1996 and 2000, for lewd behavior in public restrooms.
Joey DiFatta, a Republican and former St. Bernard Parish councilman, claims the reports of his indiscretions had nothing to do with his decision to exit the race. He says, instead, that chest pains and elevated enzymes indicated he might have had a mild heart attack, causing his doctor to suggest he simplify his life.
The 2000 incident involved the same ritual of toe tapping and hand signals that got Larry Craig arrested. DiFatta was not arrested, however, because the undercover policeman discontinued the seduction ritual when children entered the restroom. However, DiFatta was confronted outside the restroom, where he apologized, and a report was filed.
Another wrinkle in the Craig case occurred last week, too, when Mike Jones, the gay escort who brought down the Rev. Ted Haggard, reported that Craig also was one of his customers. Craig meanwhile has flip-flopped, twice, on his announcement that he would resign from the Senate if a judge did not let him reverse his guilty plea in his own attempt to have sex with a man in a public restroom.
And at long last, a woman with ties to the religious right found herself in the midst of a scandal that broke last week.
Lindsay Roberts, wife of Oral Roberts University president Richard Roberts, is accused of "dropping tens of thousands of dollars on clothes, awarding nonacademic scholarships to friends of her children and sending scores of text messages on university-issued cell phones to ... 'underage males,'" according to the Associated Press. There has been no elaboration concerning the charge about underage males.
The allegations are part of a lawsuit by three former professors who also charge that university funds were used to buy Mrs. Roberts a Lexus SUV and a Mercedes convertible, as well as pay for 11 remodelings of the Roberts home during the last 14 years. There are many more accusations, all of which the Roberts denied in an interview on "Larry King Live" last week.
It all just goes to show you: Scratch a "family values" conservative – or an especially preachy religious fundamentalist – and you'll often find a sex pig or a thief. Happy Cocktober!
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