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Charlotte, NC –AEBN announces another collaboration with famed director, Nica Noelle. Lesbian Guidance Counselor is now streaming across AEBN's network of VOD theaters.
Beautiful, curvy brunette, Sovereign Syre, stars as the sexy but unethical guidance counselor, Sophie Hobbs, who seduces young, vulnerable students at an elite all-girls' school.
Redheaded teen Maddy O'Reilly is insecure and smitten with her counselor, but after an intense tryst on her office couch, the gorgeous brunette goes home for more sex with clueless lover, Vanilla DeVille.
Meanwhile, Professor Magdalene St. Michaels seduces young, terrified blonde Alanna Anderson, who's in danger of failing her class. Elsewhere, exotic beauty Dr. Dana Vespoli meets up with lascivious student Lily Labeau at a sleazy motel.
This title is the first episode in a new and deliciously dark soap opera starring Girl Candy's exclusive superstar, Sovereign Syre.
"Lesbian Guidance Counselor shows the absolute beauty of Nica's approach to erotic filmmaking," says AEBN's Jerry Anders, VP of sales and marketing. "She creates the perfect blend of story and sex that customers love, and they only find Lesbian Guidance Counselor on AEBN."
"I have to give credit to my amazing cast, because every scene in Lesbian Guidance Counselor is incredible," says director Noelle. "It shows what you can do with talented performers who take their art seriously — and truly love lesbian sex."
Lesbian Guidance Counselor is now streaming exclusively across the AEBN network in high definition.


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All done for prawn fishers
Spencer Gulf prawn fishers have wrapped up the season with pretty good results. Spencer Gulf prawn fishery coordinator at sea, Greg Palmer, says they used conservative measures to ensure the stocks remain high for the future. Read more here.
Source: ABC Rural | Duration: 6min 14sec
Topics: fishing-aquaculture, rural, port-lincoln-5606

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Empowering Communities through Integrated Systems Strengthening in Northern Mozambique
The Pathfinder-led SCIP Project is a five-year integrated health and development initiative implemented in 14 districts of Nampula Province in northern Mozambique. The project's key technical areas include: sexual and reproductive health (SRH), family planning (FP), HIV and AIDS, home-based care for the chronically ill, support for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC)—including youth-focused conservation farming and livelihoods development—maternal, newborn, and child health, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH). This brief articulates SCIP's strategy of integrated systems strengthening, shares a snapshot of its implementation status, and highlights next steps for the project's remaining two years.
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Empoderando as Comunidades Através do Fortalecimento Integrado de Sistemas em Nampula
This brief articulates the Pathfinder-led project Strengthening Communities through Integrated Programming's strategy of integrated systems strengthening, shares a snapshot of its implementation status, and highlights next steps for the project.
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Project Iniciativa: Findings from End-of-Project Qualitative Evaluation
This report summarizes the findings from an end-of-project qualitative evaluation conducted in November and December of 2014.
Making the difference: An intensive model for strengthening civil society capacity in Mozambique
This technical brief explores Pathfinder's intensive approach to strengthening the organizational capacity of five youth-serving civil society organizations in Mozambique.


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The E.S.L. Dating Diaries:
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Who let the dogs out?
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I know the feeling... sometimes you just want to immitate a popular pet!
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makes her barking mad...
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When I was walking around the farmer's market, I wasn't sure what I was really looking for. But I've been on a serious soup kick lately after having made baked potato soup and curried eggplant soup in the past month. When I saw these candy onions, my mind immediately gravitated to the delicious full texture of French Onion Soup. I bought them immediately and took them home.
But when it came time to actually make the soup, I decided that I wanted to make something lighter than a classic French Onion Soup. I didn't want to use a beef broth since I try to aim for eating vegetarian (particularly when I'm cooking) and I didn't want the extra calories of the thick piece of bread drenched in cheese.
The only thing that I knew I wanted was to make it in my slow cooker. Maybe I've become addicted or something, but I really enjoy how easy it is to do anything with it around.
I searched around for some guidance and found an easy to follow Slow Cooker Onion Soup recipe from A Veggie Venture. I used significantly less onions, though, so my soup came out very light and brothy. But, to be honest, I really like them that way. Here's how I made it:
Chopping up the candy onions made my eyes water a little bit, but not too terribly.
First I had to just toss the onions into the slow cooker and let them begin to brown a little.
After about an hour, I added in flour and the rest of the seasoning and let it cook just a bit longer.
Then it was just about adding in the broth, thyme and bay leaves and letting it cook thoroughly.
When the soup was done, the gentle soft sweet smell of the onion mixed with thyme filled my house. I couldn't wait to dig in and taste this very mild soup.
Slow Cooker Vegan Gluten-Free Onion Soup
Yield: 6 (1 1/2 cups); Prep: 10 minutes; Slow Cook: on High for 1 1/2 hours, on Low for 8 hours
This very mild non-bread-and-cheese onion soup is perfect if you want a great, simple starter to any meal. It's lowin calories and also makes an ideal light lunch.
- 5 medium candy onions, chopped (or other onion)
- 2 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons Adobo (or other seasoning)
- 1 tablespoon sweet onion cane sugar (or other sugar)
- 8 cups water
- 4 tablespoon Better than Bouillion vegetable base
- 3 tablespoons garbanzo flour (or other gluten-free flour)
- 1 tablespoon dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon bay leaves
- Put the chopped onions, olive oil, 1 tablespoon Adobo seasoning and cane sugar in the slow cooker. Set it to cook on High for 1 hour, letting the onions begin to brown.
- Meanwhile, set the water to boil and add in your vegetable base. Cook it for about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally so that it turns into your veggie broth. Set aside.
- Once the hour is up, open your slow cooker. Add in the 2nd tablespoon of Adobo seasoning and the flour. Mix your onions thoroughly and set the slow cooker on High for 30 minutes.
- Finally, add in your vegetable broth, thyme and bay leaves. Set your slow cooker on Low for 8 hours and let it cook. Once done, serve on its own or with a piece of toast.


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Book Klagenfurt Carinthia (KLU) flights – Experience culture
The Austrian city of Klagenfurt (KLU) is the largest city in the province of Carinthia and has long been a popular destination for tourists around the world. Its close proximity to Lake Wörthersee also makes the city very attractive to sports enthusiasts. Yet not only is the region surrounding Klagenfurt (KLU) absolutely charming, the city itself and its many attractions are too. The Klagenfurt Stadttheater (city theatre) is especially beautiful, offering a programme full of interesting plays each year. Semi-professional performances can be seen in the Volxhaus and Artecielo building. It gets a little more experimental in the Napoleonstadl, which was once used as a storage space for theatre props. Culture lovers will also find many museums in Klagenfurt (KLU), exhibiting works by national and international artists the whole year round.
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Tourists will find numerous museums in Klagenfurt (KLU) with different exhibitions throughout the year. Book Klagenfurt Carinthia (KLU) flights now and take a trip to the Carinthian Provincial Museum, the largest museum in Austria. The Klagenfurt Stadtgalerie exhibits works of classical modernist and contemporary art. In the Bergbaumuseum, visitors can learn all about the mining industry in Carinthia. But culture enthusiasts are sure to be impressed in Klagenfurt (KLU), as Klagenfurt Cathedral, Gurk Cathedral and the main parish church of St. Egid are popular attractions. The cultural tour takes tourists to many other churches, such as the Johanneskirche or the Christuskirche in the east of Klagenfurt (KLU).
The Lindwurmbrunnen (Dragon Fountain) on Neuer Platz is an important example of mannerist art. One monument was also dedicated to the city founder and can be found on Arthur-Lemisch-Platz. The Dreifaltigkeitssäule (Trinity Column), built at the end of the plague epidemic, is situated on Alter Platz. Book your flights to Klagenfurt Carinthia (KLU) now and find some peace and quiet in one of the city's many parks. The Europapark is the city's largest park at 22 hectares. East of St.-Ruprechter-Strasse is Hülgerth Park, Maria-Theresia Park is in the suburb of Villach. There are numerous excursions and guided bike or walking tours in the surrounding area.


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Published: Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 9:06 a.m.
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Mrs. Anne Guilford dedicated her adult life to teaching in Polk County schools, beginning in Auburndale following her graduation from the University of South Florida.
Occupation: Educator
Years in Polk: 60
Spouse: Widow of Harold Guilford
Children: Barbara Carpanini, David Guilford, Fred Guilford
Civic Activities: Following her retirement from teaching elementary school, she volunteered at Alturas Elementary School, reading to early grades.
When her husband became too ill for her to leave him for more than a couple of hours, she began reading to pre-schoolers at Grace Lutheran CDC.
She is retired from a career as a Polk County elementary school teacher, but she continues to be dedicated to education. She taught children in the public school and in Sunday School at Grace Lutheran Church in Lakeland.
She is still remembered as the best Sunday School teacher ever.
After retirement, she set aside one morning a week to read to children at the Grace Lutheran Child Development Center; everyone loves Miss Anne!
Her own education has not stopped either; she attends Bible study after reading to the kids.
When her late husband, Harold, was ill, he encouraged her to continue to go to church to read and share with the children. Her gentle and loving demeanor communicates love of learning and acceptance to all.
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Warren Zevon's body of work is a good bit more diverse and intelligent than you might imagine if you only know his music from the radio; while his relative hits ("Werewolves of London,""Excitable Boy,""Lawyers, Guns and Money") play more like novelty songs than anything else, his best albums display a melodic sophistication that never gets in the way of his desire to rock out, and a lyrical perspective that's unusually literate, witty, and brutally cynical. As one might expect, A Quiet Normal Life: The Best of Warren Zevon focuses on the artist's best known stuff from his tenure at @Asylum Records, and leans more towards "Crazy Warren" tunes (like the above-mentioned trio) over superior if more difficult material like "The French Inhaler" or "Frank and Jesse James," with no rare or unreleased material for completists. It doesn't even honor the hits as well as one might hope (the remastering is a bit on the flat side, and "Lawyers, Guns and Money" appears in a radio edit that deletes the final verse), and there isn't a single song from Stand in the Fire, Zevon's superb live album. But you do get the most famous songs, which are invariably worth hearing (his own hits and a couple tunes that were made famous by Linda Ronstadt, though "Hasten Down the Wind" is curiously absent), along with a few pleasant surprises, including the incendiary "Play It All Night Long" and one of Zevon's finest meditations on life in L.A., "Desperados Under the Eaves." A Quiet Normal Life: The Best of Warren Zevon will satisfy those with a casual interest in the artist, but for a better one-stop introduction to this songwriter's body of work, try I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (An Anthology). ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Subgenre: Hard Rock, Folk/Country Rock, Pop/Rock
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- Label: ELEKTRA / WEA
- Release Date: October 25, 1990
- Artist: Warren Zevon
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8.StopJohnny Strikes up the Band 2.48
9.StopI'll Sleep When I'm Dead 2.56
10.StopLawyers, Guns and Money 2.56
11.StopAin't That Pretty at All 3.34
12.StopPoor, Poor Pitiful Me 3.04
13.StopAccidentally Like a Martyr 3.39
14.StopLooking for the Next Best Thing 3.39
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Colin Spaull (born 1944) is a British actor, noted for his television work.
His credits include: Z-Cars (in which he played three characters between 1964 and 1969), Dixon of Dock Green, Doctor Who (in the stories Revelation of the Daleks, "Rise of the Cybermen" and "The Age of Steel"), Boon, Goodnight Sweetheart, Inspector Morse, The Bill (in which he has played seven characters between 1985 and 2003), Casualty and Holby City. Recently, he appeared in one episode of The Inbetweeners as Roy, Will's neighbour.
Spaull started as a child actor and has a number of leading roles to his name, including that of Noddy in Noddy In Toyland (1957), Venables in Jennings Goes To School (1958), young Pip in Great Expectations (1959) and Dickon Sowerby in The Secret Garden (1960).
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Despite a fire on July 4, 1946, historian Richard J. Norgard says a lot remains of the sailing Ship Success today — the wreck is located in 15 feet of water directly offshore from the Route 163 and Route 2 highway cloverleaf near Jolly Roger's restaurant.
The keel and ribs rise eight feet off the bottom and parts of the wreck and metal fittings are still found in the sand.
Norgard says the female figurehead was cut off while she sat in her final years at Lake Erie, and numerous wax figures once located in the hull during its museum days still pop up at locations around the world. He says a Michigan drinking establishment has the head of a wax figure sitting at the end of its bar, and guests entertainment themselves by placing a cigarette in its mouth.
A bill that would establish a national, but voluntary, standard for labeling of bio-engineered food products stalled Wednesday in the U.S. Senate when a cloture motion to end debate fell by one vote.
Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, who chairs the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, said the bill represents a "true compromise" and establishes a balance between consumers' right to know and ensuring an even playing field in the marketplace.
Roberts' proposal amends sections of the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 and preempts any state law requiring the labeling of food or seed that is genetically engineered. That provision is significant in the eyes of food producers and consumer groups as some states have had initiatives on the ballot requiring such labeling. Vermont, for example, has approved a labeling requirement set to go into effect in July.
Voters in the Woodmore district Tuesday rejected a renewal of an emergency levy that generates $600,000 annually.
School board president Joe Liszak attributed the loss to lingering questions residents have about the district's financial situation.
"I heard some people say the board still doesn't know how much more money the district will get from CAUV (Current Agricultural Use Valuation) appraisals yet. And I think that was a factor," he said. "The other thing is our financial statements are not balanced yet."
In Sandusky County, the vote tally was 732 – against to 567 for, according to the unofficial results. In the Ottawa County portion of the district, it was closer: 554 – against to 527 for.
Oregon Council approved $633,991 in new equipment and trucks for the Oregon Fire Department and the Streets Division during its March 14 meeting.
According to City Administrator Mike Beazley, the new equipment and trucks will replace older items with new ones.
"The equipment and trucks are needed for the safety of our residents," Beazley said. "There is a schedule that we follow to replace equipment. Everything has a shelf life. The technology has evolved and we are trying to get the best technology."
The expenditures for the fire department include three upgraded LP15 V4 monitor/defibrillators for $113,725; three American Rescue Technology "E" Force Rescue Systems and three Genesis Rescue Systems for a total of $81,468; and one 2016 GM K205HD Pick Up Truck for $37,771.
Jeff Pettit, who chairs the board of trustees, read ODOT's response Wednesday to the township request. The department reached its conclusion after reviewing crash patterns at the intersection from 2011-2015.
Although there were 12 crashes during that five-year period, including several injury accidents, none occurred when it was dark, according to ODOT's analysis. The department's review indicates there were four accidents occurring at dusk or dawn.
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TechBytes: China Hacking, TiVo Mini
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China is blamed for computer outages in North Korea.
China is blamed for computer outages in North Korea.
Texas: Black people that vote for her deserve what they get. This whole BLM movement is funded by Soros and Hillary to energize black voter turnout. Once the election is over the BLM movement will die. The money will dry up. While at the same time the cops will no longer place themselves in harms way to save the community that now hates them. Yes black crime rates will skyrocket and no one will come to save them. If they do come they will wait for multiple units to back them up before they go in. 11 minute response times will be an hour like they are in Detroit. Go ahead and vote for her. I no longer care. You have driven this accepting, giving democrat into a Trump voter.


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LOS ANGELES (January 3, 2014) The Porsche in which "Fast & Furious" star Paul Walker died may have been traveling at 100 miles per hour or more before it crashed, killing both Walker and the driver, a coroner's report released Friday says.
The report by the Los Angeles County coroner's office says that Roger Rodas, Walker's friend and financial adviser, was driving the 2005 Porsche Carrera GT at an unsafe speed that some estimated at 100 miles per hour or more.
The report says no alcohol or drugs were detected in the system of either man on the day of the fiery one-car crash.
It says the Nov. 30 deaths were accidental and were the result of combined traumatic and thermal injuries.
Investigators found no mechanical problems with the Porsche or problems with the roadway.


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State plans lottery for firewood lotsDecember 09,2012State plans lottery
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WATERBURY Vermonters will have a chance to cut their own firewood from state forests.
This year, roadside lots are available in Plymouth, Shrewsbury, North Duxbury, Orange, Roxbury, Johnson, Groton, and Westmore.
The lottery for the cut-your-own lots opens on Jan. 2 and ends Jan. 18.
Lottery winners pay $30 for a lot that yields about three cords of wood from trees marked for removal. The firewood is suitable for the 2013 home heating season.
Lottery winners will be notified in March.
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It's day two of Five Days of Friday and we're featuring Classical Revolution, whose tag line is "chamber music for the people!" Rise up and face the music at Friday Nights at the de Young on September 7.
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You know that saying "It's always five o'clock somewhere?" Well, this week it's Friday everyday! We're bringing you five days of Friday to showcase the amazing events taking place this (and every) Friday Night at the de Young through November 23.
Throughout art history, the muse has played a central role in the artist's process. The modern art muse has found its most frequent embodiment in women, from Victorine Muerent to Camille Claudel to Kiki de Montparnasse to Marie-Therese Walter (and the numerous other women portrayed by Picasso). Female muses have been both model and artistic catalyst to their typically more famous male collaborators, even though their own creative production is often considered of equal value. Lee Miller, one of the subjects of the special exhibition Man Ray | Lee Miller: Partners in Surrealism (on view at the Legion of Honor through October 14), has long been pigeonholed as Man Ray's muse. But, as this exhibition reveals, Miller's relationship with Man Ray was only the beginning of her journey from muse to master.
In 1972, Chuck Close came to Oakland's Crown Point Press with the express goal of mastering the art of printmaking. The special exhibition currently on view in the Anderson Gallery at the de Young Museum, Chuck Close and Crown Point Press: Prints and Processes , examines this groundbreaking period in the artist's career. In an earlier post, we discussed the mezzotint print Keith in the context of its 40th anniversary. Today, we take a closer look at Chuck Close's Self-Portrait, completed in 1977.
Artist-in-Residence Tamar Assaf creates artwork articulating subtle social and ecological commentary on the environment. Her work raises awareness of the human influence on animals in the wild and how entire ecosystems function as a delicate balance of interdependencies. Throughout the month of August, Assaf invites visitors to engage in hands-on activities at the de Young as they experience


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Please, do not go to this lawyer. You will spend your entire life chasing after him, he is understaffed and overcommitted. He advised us to pursue citizenship through the naturalization process when as it turns out I could apply through my father. We had to go to the naturalization meeting to find out from the officer. Due to that instead of my wife becoming a resident within 6 months, she had to wait for 13 months. And obviously we spent thousands of dollars we didn't need to spend. Go elsewhere, you will save a lot of money.
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This lawyer is the worst be careful he doesn't care about you just the money. They were supposed to submit my papers to the immigration court in November 2012 after I paid all the fees now 4 months later after I find out after a call to the court since I haven't heard anything from the lawyer and they said my case is not even on file .
His office is a mess even the secretaries are lost so be aware before getting his services
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Luckily, just ended my relationship with this attorney. The worst of the worst. I started very well with my immigration procedure and everything was fine. But, when we started immigration procedures for my wife was all stumble after stumble.
In this lawyer's office, his assistants told us that immigration is wrong. So we had delayed the naturalization process for my wife for nearly a year and a half.
Right now my wife is pregnant a month after she almost left without work permit, which only had to be renewed in the office and have failed.
We changed direction and they never did the paperwork. I know, because Imigratiion call and were told no one had called.
When my wife spoke to his office he said: Do not be nervous that you're pregnant … but the real fear is that they do, again a inmigration procedure
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Wilfredo has been an angel for me. I thought I had no chance to legalize my situation here in the US, but he gave me hope and he guided me through out all the process to get my political assylum and then my Permanent Residency. I have no words to thank Wilfredo for what he did for me and I always recommend him as an excellent attorney, very human, compassionate and also affordable.
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One of the most exquisitely constructed novellas by Tolstoy is presented alongside "The Devil," a further work exploring the powerful and destructive nature of obsession The judge Ivan Ilyich Golovin has spent his life in the pursuit of wealth and status, devoting himself obsessively to work and often neglecting his family in the process. When, after a small accident, he fails to make the expected recovery, it gradually becomes clear that he is soon to die. Ivan Ilyich then starts to question the futility and barrenness of his previous existence, realizing to his horror, as he grapples with the meaning of life and death, that he is totally alone. Includes pictures and an extensive section on Tolstoy's life and works.
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Nikolai Tolstoy is a highly recognized and acclaimed historian and biographer. He was the sole beneficiary of his stepfather's will and is one of the trustees of O'Brian's estate.
Mikhail Bulgakov (1891-1940) was a Russian author and playwright - one of the few writers allowed to publish during the Stalin era. His works include The Master and Margarita, Heart of a Dog, and the biography, Life of Mr. de Moliere.


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Bull****... If you want the belt, you earn it. I don`t agree with your old-timer talk. You have to take the title and I am sure most people agrre with this sentiment. Clay, TOOK it from Liston, Louis/Braddock,Duran Buchanan. What you don`t realize that thsese types of calls and the truly horrid decisions that we are forced to endure, hurt the sport. Close rds, should then go to the fighter who is trying to make the fight !And damn it, you SHOULD work harder to take the belt. Who wants to see titles change hands with a guy just trying to squeak buy... Maybe thats the type of fights you enjoy...
but how do you score a round or a fight if the challenger wins it close but doesn't "take the fight"? what if the person who won the close round wasn't trying to make the fight/brawl? they just won it by outboxing the other guy. do you score that for the champ? do you score ALL close rounds for the champ or redo your scorecard at the end if the challenger won?
it's so vague a definition as not to be applicable and is frankly, unfair to an extreme. by your definition you'll score a fight completely differently if there's a belt on the line than if there isn't a champion to favour. that sounds dangerous to me...
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As the families of Jovan Belcher and Kassandra Perkins try to piece together what happened before this weekend's tragic events, medical experts are conducting their own research into what may have gone on in his brain to cause his actions.
Doctors believe that more football players are succumbing to a complicated condition known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy or CTE.
"Every time something like a suicide happens, I do worry about the status of an individual's brain because brain trauma can change people," said Chris Nowinski, co-director of the Center of the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy (CSTE) at Boston University School of Medicine.
"No brain disease could ever explain a single act. However, we should be mindful and respectful of what brain trauma can do," Nowinski pointed out.
A study recently published in the journal Brain added further support to the prevalence of CTE among football players.
The research examined brain tissue of 85 people including 35 professional athletes posthumously. Study results found that 34 of the athletes showed signs of CTE. Doctors explained that the disease begins its course when a player experiences repeated blows to the brain without allowing each injury to heal properly. As a person consecutively gets injured damage begins to form a dense, abnormal protein known as tau.
When the disease progresses it is known to lead to symptoms such as rage, aggression, paranoia and suicidal thoughts.
Experts said that it becomes difficult to find an explanation when NFL players such as Dave Duerson, Shane Dronett and Ray Easterling take their own lives.
"It's a sad statement that we immediately jump to a premature conclusions that CTE is the underlying cause of such a complex and dreadful situation" said Dr. Robert Stern, co-founder of the CSTE. "Suicide and homicide are such incredibly multifactorial behaviors that CTE is one of countless potential variables that could go into it."
Some medical experts believe there are too many cases where CTE does not apply since many players and military members who have experienced head injuries do not necessarily suffer from the condition.
"There are a lot of reasons people commit suicide and commit murder," said David Hovda, director of the UCLA Brain Injury Research Center. He questions the semantics behind defining CTE on the behavior alone. "I'm not sure we can tag CTE onto this."
Seventeen of the study participants including athletes and military members showed no signs of CTE. However, Nowinksi noted that many of them may have experienced less severe injuries or were not exposed to repetitive blows.
"The good news is it's clear that a couple of concussions doesn't always lead to CTE and we hope it's rare," Nowinski said. "However, when you get to the people in the database who took more than ten years of repetitive brain trauma, nearly all of them have CTE."
The study reported that CTE can spread over time throughout several parts of the brain and into the spinal cord.
"Early on, it only involves very discrete small lesions around the brain and as it progresses, more and more brain tissue gets destroyed," Stern said. "It is only in the more severe stages that we see full-blown dementia.
CTE symptoms become even more debilitating as it progresses through stages. For example, in Stage 1 a person may experience severe headaches and have trouble concentrating. When a person reaches Stage 4 the anger and aggression problems become more apparent.
Although there is no easy explanation for this weekend's tragedy, there is widespread understanding about the toll head traumas can take on a person.
"It is wrong to focus on the suicides," said Nowinski. "The takeaway should be that brain trauma can unlock the door to a whole lot of terrible things and we have a lot of work ahead of us to both learn how to treat (CTE) and to prevent it in the next generation."


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WVKO is an American AM radio station licensed to broadcast in Columbus, Ohio.
Previously, WVKO aired gospel music and local talk and information programs aimed at the African-American community prior to becoming a progressive talk format. It was also the broadcast outlet for the Columbus Clippers minor league baseball team. Prior to that WVKO was Columbus' R&B/Soul music station in the 1960s and 70s. FM sister station WSPO picked up WVKO programing into the evening hours, since the AM station held a daytime-only license at the time. WSPO later became WSNY "Sunny 95" in the 1980s playing light adult contemporary.
It was during the R&B/Soul years that WVKO employed Ted Williams as an overnight disc jockey. Williams gained fame in 2011 when, while homeless in Columbus, he was discovered by a videographer for the Columbus Dispatch and a video featuring his "golden radio voice" went viral on the Internet.[1]
WVKO went off the air on May 5, 2006 due to the upcoming expiration of its transmitter land lease and major financial issues by its previous owner Stop 26 Riverbend which was based in Youngstown and owned the former WODB through its Associated Radio division. WODB is now WNND owned by Saga Communications. The station moved to another transmitter site in 2007, at which point it returned to the air.[2]
The station license was transferred on January 22, 2007 to Bernard Ohio LLC following a period under the supervision of a bankruptcy trustee, despite some formal objections filed with the FCC.[3]
On March 15, 2007, the FCC granted the station's new owners Special Temporary Authority permission to resume broadcasting from its new location at reduced power, in order to prevent the loss of the station license due to the station being off the air for a period of one year - which automatically results in forfeiture of a station's FCC license.
On December 2007 the format flipped from Latino/Mexican Music to Progressive Talk.
In May 2008, WVKO tied WYTS in the ratings[citation needed]. WYTS, under its previous call letters WTPG, had been Columbus's previous progressive-talk station from September 2004 to January 2007.
The former WVKO progressive talk website was being maintained by the Ohio Majority Radio group to serve the station's former listenership, with streaming audio of many of the former WVKO national talk programs..Since then the site was taken offline.
St. Gabriel Radio acquisition of WOSU[edit]
According to its official website,(September 9, 2011) St. Gabriel Radio with the help of its supporters purchased the former WOSU 820 kHz from The Ohio State University in September 2011. The sale and transfer of license from Ohio State to St. Gabriel Radio was approved in November 7, 2011 by the FCC. 820 AM was assigned a new callsign (WVSG) after WOSU ceased programming on December 9, 2011, went silent on December 14 and returned to the air as WVSG on December 17 (St. Gabriel programming now airs on AM 820), as such St. Gabriel programming likewise ceased on 1580 AM at 6pm on December 20.
Its fundraiser "Leave A Legacy" was intended to purchase WVKO until 2010 when The Ohio State University put WOSU up for sale. The WOSU 5,000 watt daytime signal (790 watts at night) along with its wider coverage area was the reason in St. Gabriel's purchase of AM 820.
On December 29, 2011, WVKO relaunched their website and announced a return of the progressive-talk format to the station on January 2.[4]
It was announced on December 14, 2012, that the format would change, mostly due to a lack of advertiser support. The station changed to Gospel on December 17.[5]
WVKO and WVKO-FM were sold to TSJ Radio, LLC effective December 19, 2014, at a price of $743,750.
WVKO is now a soul gospel format and launched its new website and audiostream in the latter part of 2015.
Ted Williams returned to his WVKO roots as the morning show host in January of 2016.
- ^ "Ohio Homeless Man Earns Second Chance With 'Golden Radio Voice'". Radio Television Digital News Association. Jan 5, 2011. Retrieved 2011-01-05.
Williams had previously worked overnight shifts at WVKO (1580 AM), a former Columbus soul music station according to Mail Online.
- ^ The Columbus Dispatch - Local/State
- ^ http://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/prod/cdbs/pubacc/Auth_Files/1158800.pdf
- ^ http://www.wvko1580.com/
- ^ http://radioinsight.com/blog/headlines/80045/1580-wvko-columbus-drops-liberal-talk/ 1580 WVKO Columbus Drops Liberal Talk
External links[edit]
- Query the FCC's AM station database for WVKO
- Radio-Locator Information on WVKO
- Query Nielsen Audio's AM station database for WVKO
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This is it for me, at least for this chapter. I am off to join some people who don't much appreciate voices singing out of key, and while they might be able to get over my public disdain for coaches who punt in opposing territory, it would be rather awkward to continue to point out the incompetence of the administration. So for now, it's probably best to hang it up.
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The End of the Internet
Posted in Corruption, Education, Energy Policy, Health Care, Housing Crisis, Housing Policy, Industrial Policy, Inspirational, Labor Policy, Meltdown, Middle East, Miscellaneous, NAFTA, Obama, War on Terror on December 15, 2009 | 29 Comments »
Letting the Door Hit You
Posted in Foreigners, Health Care, Immigration, Labor Policy on November 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
For years we have been subjected to odd debates about whether the government should permit, encourage, or attempt to prevent the reimportation of prescription drugs from Canada. Seniors love it; they want to be able to drive across the border and save money. The drug companies hate it; they want to charge American prices.
That the entire debate happens offends good sense. Drugs that are researched, tested, trialed, and manufactured in central New Jersey do not magically become cheaper from a round-trip drive along the New York Thruway. If we are to discuss prescription drugs, the only policy question should be whether the US should do something to use the purchasing power of its 300mm person market to drive down the cost of drugs, not whether scattered northern seniors should be left to try to free ride on the purchasing power of 30mm Canadians. (more…)
Confidence and Delusion
Posted in Abortion, Health Care, Nancy Pelosi on November 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Nick Kristof hits on one of the most bizarre aspects of the health care debate: the inability even to agree that there is a problem in the first place:
We have the greatest health care system in the world. Sure, it has flaws, but it saves lives in ways that other countries can only dream of. Abroad, people sit on waiting lists for months, so why should we squander billions of dollars to mess with a system that is the envy of the world? As Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama puts it, President Obama's plans amount to "the first step in destroying the best health care system the world has ever known."
That self-aggrandizing delusion may be the single greatest myth in the health care debate.
I don't think the delusion has much to do with health care. I think it has everything to do with how we speak about America. (more…)
Way Under the Radar
Posted in Corruption, George W. Bush, Health Care, Labor Policy, Meltdown, Obama, Transportation Policy on November 5, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I find it awfully difficult to care about county elections. Luckily, Ben Adler seems willing to look at them, and he picked up something interesting:
Unlike the New York City mayoral, or the Virginia governor's race, there is a really bad sign for Democrats out of the East Coast:… Republicans made inroads in New York's suburbs.
Why does this matter so much? Because the New York suburbs epitomize the new Blue America. Twenty-some-odd years ago, the economically diverse, but generally affluent, suburbs in Westchester and Long Island represented the success of the Reagan Revolution…But the New York suburbs led the way back to Democratic dominance, arguably presaging the Obama coalition.
I have written often about the strange alliance of very high and very low incomes that defines the modern Democratic party – the working class and the intellectual property class. It's my version of "flat earth," I suppose. So I'm a bit jealous that someone else spotted this. (more…)
The Fierce Urgency of Something
Posted in Abortion, Ben Bernanke, Corruption, Dick Cheney, Education, Energy Policy, George W. Bush, Health Care, Immigration, Marriage Equality, Meltdown on November 4, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Even by off-cycle election standards, this was an odd one. Perhaps it's just payback for such a good election last year. I'll trade watching Chris Christie do his Sopranos impression for never having had to listen to this:
It's been just 68 days since that afternoon in Dayton, Ohio, when Senator McCain introduced me as his running mate. He is truly the maverick. He took a chance on me. I will always be grateful for that. It will be the honor of a lifetime to work him as vice president of the United States. And I pledge to govern with integrity, and goodwill, and clear conviction, and a servant's heart.
When the Democratic Party finishes licking its wounds, I hope it learns at least one lesson: when you win an election, you are expected to do something. Asking the genie for three more wishes is not something. (more…)
MFN for Patients
Posted in Health Care on October 30, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Gregg Easterbrook asks about community rating and then goes on a very intelligent tangent: what would happen if medical service providers were required to offer their services to everyone at the same cost?
health care proposals now in the Senate are so utterly fixated on handouts and giveaways that they don't even address a core problem — the inability of individuals to buy at insurer's prices. This is the PPO problem, and is serious. Most health insurance now operates through some variation on the Preferred Provider Organization. Physicians and clinics sign up with some insurers but not others; they agree to discount their list prices; if the patient goes to someone within the PPO, the provider gets business while the patient and insurer pay less…The distinction between list prices and "adjusted" prices prevents health care services from functioning as a rational marketplace.
Would this simple change make a difference in bringing down health care costs? (more…)
Pour Encourager Les Autres
Posted in Health Care, Joe Lieberman, Russia on October 29, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I doubt Joe Lieberman needed any outside encouragement to demonstrate his particular brand of weasel on health care reform.
However, Harry Reid might need some help seeing the golden opportunity staring him in the face, so here is some free advice for Harry: slap Lieberman in the face. Publicly.
I think most people can understand that some political negotiation is best carried out behind closed doors. There is a necessary element of accommodating vanities and concerns in any coalition-building, and so long as humans value a foolish consistency over the ability to compromise, leaders who compromise will want some cover. I get it.
That said, it is a blessing to have incompetent adversaries, and right now Harry has one. All he has to do is let Joe keep running his mouth and then go on TV and announce "Joe will vote to end debate or he will no longer vote as Chairman of the Homeland Security Committee; your guess is as good as mine which he will choose."
By making a public threat, Reid backs himself into a corner – now he has to go through with it if Lieberman calls him on it. But it's an easy threat to deliver. A Lieberman who will not vote with the Democrats on health care – and who has already defected on war – is useless. There is no other bill that will come close to a filibuster; carbon and immigration have much bigger problems than one guy, a Senator from Connecticut will always endorse finance companies in any financial services regulation review, and nothing else is of much excitement between now and 2010.
By announcing that Lieberman is useless, Reid gives Lieberman two choices:
- Admit the hollowness of his position and back down to preserve a chairmanship. If this happens, Reid looks strong to the voters back in Nevada and can claim that his profile allows him to do things in DC.
- Join in a filibuster and get stripped of his chairmanship. This is the hidden gem of the big threat. If Lieberman calls, Reid gets the muscle-flexing opportunity to pull the chairmanship in the middle of the term. Hard to demonstrate more raw power than this. Not only does it look cool for the voters back home, it scares the hell out of Nelson and Landrieu and Lincoln and Pryor; all of a sudden they will be quite a bit more circumspect about going against the leadership.
There is no third option. Once Reid goes public, Lieberman does not have the muscle to pull himself out. In fact, as an independent, he is at risk of losing all his committee seats, since there are no seats that are not allocated to one of the two parties. He could join the Republicans and try to get one of their seats, but that means both begging for scarce seats from people trying to cling to what they have and forced retirement in 2012. In a vote of the Democratic caucus as a whole, Lieberman would be easy to push aside, if for no other reason than that Carl Levin would like the Homeland Security gig.
Last summer, not dissuaded by the dismal record of invaders of Russia, the Georgian military decided to take a crack and pushing Russian troops who were supporting Georgian separatists off of Georgian soil. The Russians could scarcely believe their luck.
Joe has gone to battle from equally poor strategic position. Slap him, not only because he has a face to slap but also to keep the rest of the fractious troops in line. It's rarely this easy, Harry – enjoy it.


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Written by Adrianne Madden
Friday, 26 February 2010
If the winds of change are as powerful as the ones that blew through Maine last night, fishermen may be able to convince their Congressmen to vote for House and Senate bills aiming to add flexibility to the Magnuson-Stevens Act.
Here in southern Maine alone, Thursday night's heavy rains and whipping winds led to flooded streets and plenty of downed tree limbs and power lines. The storm, which brought wind gusts topping 60 mph, left some 100,000 homes and businesses without electricity.
The blustery storm followed the more metaphorical winds that began whipping up when the fishermen's rally organized by United We Fish hit Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. We'll have plenty of rally coverage in the May issue of NF we're working on now. And check out the rally photos on our Facebook page.
Not only did the rally draw an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 commercial and recreational fishermen from all over the country, it attracted 20 lawmakers, too.
That indicates there is political support for the House and Senate bills. One reason that support is there may be because the politicians realize jobs are at stake.
Politicians may or may not understand commercial fishing. But they do understand they must keep Americans working.
In a down economy, when political leaders are working to create jobs, it's hard to imagine them backing any policies that would unnecessarily eliminate jobs and harm coastal communities.
Now, the real post-rally work begins. Fishermen must call, e-mail or fax, their Congressmen and Senators and/or meet with them face to face — and make them commit to voting "yes" on the Flexibility in Rebuilding American Fisheries Act.
They should. After all the Flexibility in Rebuilding American Fisheries Act is really a jobs bill. The slogan was true when Bill Clinton first ran for president, and it remains true today:
It's still the economy, stupid.
And Congress shouldn't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation announced last week the sixth round of grant awards from its Fisheries Innovation Fund, a program launched in 2010 to foster innovations that support sustainable fisheries in the United States.
The goal of the Fisheries Innovation Fund is to sustain fishermen and fishing communities while simultaneously rebuilding fish stocks.Read more...
Alaskan Leader Fisheries will give Inmarsat's new high-speed broadband maritime communications service, Fleet Xpress, a try on the 150-foot longline cod catcher/processor Alaskan Leader.


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YAKIMA - Michael Morales, who has worked for the city of Yakima in various capacities over the past 15 years - including as interim city manager since January of this year - has submitted his resignation to the city council effective Friday, June 29.
According to a press release issued by the city of Yakima, Morales has not applied for nor accepted another job. He plans to take a few months off before pursuing other employment.
"I'm at a point in my career where I feel like I need to take some time to assess what my next step should be," said Morales. "I've grown a lot and gained invaluable experience during my time at the city of Yakima. I'm looking forward to whatever the future holds for me and my family."
Morales, who was born and raised in Grandview, joined the city in 1997 as a grants writer.
Morales began his professional career as a staff member with the Washington State Migrant Council after graduating in 1993 from the University of Washington.
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This testimony discusses the budget process established by the Budget Enforcement Act, which will expire in fiscal year 2002. Because the goal of achieving zero deficits has been achieved, the focus of the budget process has shifted to to the allocation of surpluses among debt reduction, spending increases, and tax cuts. The budget process should be designed to avoid what has been described as the year-end "train wreck." A year-end "train wreck" results from a failure to reach agreement--or at least a compromise acceptable to all parties--earlier in the year. Although it is possible that early agreement on some broad parameters could facilitate a smoother process, it is not clear that such an agreement will always prevent gridlock--it may just come earlier. Two ideas that have been proposed to avert the year-end disruption caused by an inability to reach agreement on funding the government include joint budget resolutions and biennial budgeting. In discussing alternatives for improving the budget process, there is a broad consensus among observers and budget analysts that the spending constraints established by the act are necessary even with the advent of actual and projected surpluses. Such constraints include (1) extending the discretionary spending caps, (2) extending the pay-as-you-go mechanism, and (3) creating a trigger device or set of rules specifically designed to deal with the uncertainty of budget projections.
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2013 Sequestration and Shutdown:Selected Agencies Generally Managed Unobligated Balances in Reviewed Accounts, but Balances Exceeded Target Levels in Two AccountsGAO-16-26: Published: Oct 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Oct 30, 2015.
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U.S. Savings Bonds:Future of Offering Paper Savings Bonds at Tax Time Is Uncertain, and Lower-Income Households Continue to Face Savings ChallengesGAO-15-563: Published: Jul 16, 2015. Publicly Released: Aug 17, 2015.
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Debt Limit:Market Response to Recent Impasses Underscores Need to Consider Alternative ApproachesGAO-15-476: Published: Jul 9, 2015. Publicly Released: Jul 9, 2015.
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Politics Orbiting Your Living Room
Stranger news writer Erica C. Barnett will be on 710AM KIRO radio Saturday night at 8pm. She's going to be a guest on The David Goldstein Show. (That's Goldy, HorsesAss, the guy who's really really pissed at the school board…)
Goldy scored a Sunday night slot on KIRO a few weeks ago, and he's subbing this Saturday for Frank Shiers.
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NAFTA Watch: Big Lumber Challenges Constitutionality of Chp. 19 Panels
There is a lot more to say about this lawsuit, but I have to run to catch a plane so let me be brief. The problem of the NAFTA Chapter 19 panels has long been kicked around by scholars and government lawyers (see here for an interesting summary of previous critiques), but no one seems to have gotten very upset about it until now. Interestingly, the complaint makes an argument that was used to challenge the ICJ's decisions in Medellin -- that an international tribunal's judgments cannot have direct self-executing effect in U.S. law because the decision to decide whether and how to implement such a judgment is held by the political branches.
Of course, in the case of the NAFTA tribunals, the duty to follow the international tribunals is contained in legislation passed by both the House and Senate where as in Medellin, the duty is contained in a treaty. This might matter, but then again it might not.


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