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next to a panda face. it gets better than that. steven harper even had to, yes, this is canada, folks. yeah. see that? can you just imagine barack obama having to do that? anyway, it's only fair he had to do it considering fed ex actually paid for the pandas' transportation complete with an in-flight meal, tons of bamboo and 20 apple seeds. in fact, if it weren't for fed ex, canada would be totally bamboozled. 90% of a panda's diet is bamboo and it won't grow up in canada's climate so the canadians have been forced to hire fed ex to ship 700 pounds of bamboo from the memphis zoo two to three times a week for the next ten years. who knew memphis made so much bamboo. but this is really what america has become here, people. we're just a bamboo supplier. that's actually the real reason that we're telling you this story tonight. because not too long ago, it was the united states getting pandas from china and there are pandas
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in zoos around the country. some of them have even had babies to great fanfare. we haven't gotten a new panda in years because the cuddly bears even though they're not so nice, we don't think they're cuddly. usually when you get a panda it means a cuddly relationship with the big c, china. that's exactly what china and canada now have. when the u.s. balked at the keystone pipeline, canada said don't worry, we'll build a pipeline to the west coast instead, that way all our oil will come straight to the west coast, get on a ship and come to you. last month the chinese purchased a company, a canadian oil company with a big price tag, $15 billion, big enough to be the biggest chinese foreign acquisition in history. if they try to do a deal like that in the united states we tell them to take a hike. so while all the headlines are about pandas today, the takeaway
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is this. china and canada are bffs, leaving the united states out in the cold. "ac 360" starts right now. good evening, everyone. tonight, only on this program, exclusive images of the alleged doorstop killer long before the killing, the chase and the shootout as you'll see here, a deadly violent picture was already taking shape of this man a decade ago. also tonight, amanda knox convicted of murder by an italian court, acquitted on appeal, now yet another court weighs her fate. how do you say double jeopardy in italian? can amanda knox legally say enough? later, with public opinion and political forces undergoing a seismic shift on same sex marriage, the supreme court is now just a day away from taking up two cases on the question that can make history or stop it cold. we begin tonight only on "360" with how the son of a well respected, well connected colorado family went off the rails and allegedly became a murderer. these are exclusive images of
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evan ebel more than ten years ago at a camp for troubled youth in samoa. here he is with his friends and here he is in front of a hut at that camp that he and some of his friends burned down, torched. we are joined to talk about the early signs of violence that were seen in ebel. there were a lot of them. this meantime is the memorial service for colorado prison chief tom clements, who ebel is suspected of killing on his doorstep. in addition, possibly to a pizza delivery man earlier. >> last tuesday night, tom and i were watching tv and our doorbell rang. and my life was forever changed. but i want to start a little earlier and talk about when our story really started. i was 19 years old and i fell in love with a guy who sat on the
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front row of my juvenile delinquency class. >> tom clements' wife and daughters today in colorado springs. evan ebel went out in a blaze of gunfire two states away in texas, where ever since investigators have been poring over physical evidence. tonight, they have some answers and they look pretty solid. casey wian joins us. what's the latest in this investigation? >> reporter: well, that's right, anderson. it is probably the most solid piece of evidence that they have uncovered in this investigation. the el paso county, colorado sheriff's department confirming that ballistics tests provide a conclusive match between the gun that was used to kill tom clements on tuesday in colorado and the gun that was being fired by evan ebel during that shootout that resulted in his death in texas two days later. now the investigation, it is clear, moves to an inquiry into whether anyone else was involved in this murder. el paso county sheriffs say they have no evidence yet that anyone
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else was, but they are clearly looking into that possibility. >> i know there was a shuffle in the prison system about a month ago. 211 gang members, the same gang that ebel was a member of, were moved to a different prison. do we know, was that shakeup somehow related to clements' murder? >> reporter: well, there's been a lot of speculation that it might be, but we spoke with the department of corrections. they say those types of shakeups happen routinely, moving gang members from one prison to another. we also spoke today with the reverend leon kelley, who works in gang intervention programs here in colorado. he confirmed that these are -- these types of movements are routine. he denies or does not believe that that is what this murder is linked to, but investigators say they are investigating every possibility. they have not ruled that out. >> and members of ebel's family have spoken out. what did they say? >> reporter: well, his father did release a statement, jack ebel, who as we have reported and has been widely
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acknowledged, is a long-time friend of colorado's governor john hickenlooper. his statement says i am profoundly saddened by the recent events involving my son, evan ebel, and offer my most sincere condolences to all of those individuals and families who have suffered from his actions. also, evan ebel's mom, who is divorced from his father, posted on a blog in the last couple of days sort of a timeline as to what set him, to i donuse your earlier, off the rails. his younger sister was killed in an automobile accident at the age of 16. although evan ebel the mom said was in trouble before that, that is what really began a very dark, dark period in his life and he ended up in prison not long after the death of his sister. >> casey, appreciate the latest on the investigation. >> more now on this guy's troubled youth. you just heard from casey a little bit about it. these exclusive images that were taken when he was at a boot camp in samoa, where he was reportedly among the most troubled kids there. you will only see these pictures
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on "360." the pacific coast academy and others like it became very controversial. we reported on such boot camps over the years and the allegations of abuse sometimes surrounding them. kurt frye was at pacific coast with evan ebel and joins us tonight. as we know now, ebel was part of a white supremacist gang, the 211 crew. did he give you any indication back then that he was racist or into white supremacy? >> yes. he was very proud of his sicilian heritage and he always talked about wanting to kill so many people that he would make hitler jealous. that was one of his better things that he liked to talk about with me in particular. >> he actually brought up hitler to you? >> yes. he said he wants to do so many killings that he will make hitler jealous. >> what did you think when he said that? >> i thought he was crazy to say that. he really -- he really was racist but at the same time, he did hang warned
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african-americans at the camp. so it was very contradictory when he said that. >> and he told you he used to carry a gun? >> he said he used to carry a gun with him. this is when he was before the camp, so we're talking early teens, 15, 16 years old. and when he actually did arrive at the camp, we did find a knife on him when he first arrived during a strip search. so he was prone to carrying weapons. >> the videos that we have, have authorities asked for them at all? >> no. they haven't. i've tried to submit them before and they've said that because it was in samoa, they really have no authority to do anything. >> i don't know what i did wrong. >> in terms of the people who are investigating the murder, have they asked for any of these tapes? >> no. no, they haven't. you are the first. >> what kind of person was he when you knew him? >> when i knew him, he was quite
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an angry and violent person. and just his general attitude towards authority was always i don't care. he's gone through so many bad things in his life that really, it just didn't surprise me that he ended up being killed in a shootout with police. >> how old was he when you guys were at this camp? >> about 16, 17 age, maybe 15. >> and how was he treated by the other young people at this boot camp? >> most everybody there avoided him. he was quite a scary individual, especially by the end of the time. he had engaged in several fights with other students, one in particular he beat up with a broomstick, a broken broomstick, and bloodied him up really bad in the face and he even hit me a couple times in the face with that same broomstick so most everybody avoided him. and generally tried not to talk
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with him. >> did you get a sense of what he was angry about? i mean, where this came from? >> he had a lot of anger towards authority. he never liked being told what to do and his time in isolation really only compacted that. he not only was being told what to do, but every single aspect of his life, including when to eat, how to eat, where to go, when to wake up, everything was dictated down to the minute, and that really frustrated him. >> it's interesting to me, because a lot of times after somebody has committed a crime and you talk to people who know them, they all say i'm so surprised, this is not the person i knew. you're saying the exact opposite. you're saying this doesn't surprise me when i heard this, you know, it made sense to me. >> yeah. no, it really did make sense to me. after knowing him the whole time in the program and then several times i contacted him over the years, after he got out, he hadn't changed at all for the better.
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he was really bad and he just got so bad at the end, so violent toward everybody that really when i got sent the link that he was killed in a shootout with police, i was really like that's evan for you. >> wow. kurt, i appreciate you talking to us. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> let us know what you think about this case. follow me on twitter. next, the supreme court and same sex marriage. two cases, nine justices. incredibly high stakes for millions of people and the millions who love them. the question is will social and political acceptance sway the court? we will talk to jeff toobin and california's attorney general. later, we'll take you to italy where a court is deciding on amanda knox's fate. you might be asking wasn't her murder conviction already overturned. yes, it was. we will show you why what sounded like the last word really wasn't the final say in her future. copd makes it hard to breathe,
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early tomorrow morning, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in case number 12-144, hollings worth v parry, better known as history in the making. the crowds outside the court certainly know that. hollin hollingsworth v parry challenges california's ban on same sex marriage. people have come out in force in defense of the same sex marriage act. that is part of the backdrop. today, senator mark warner became the third u.s. senator to voice support for the right to marry in the last few days. public opinion is shifting. our new polling shows 53% support for recognizing same sex marriage, up 13 percentage points from just six years ago. so's the willingness to
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recognize gay friends and family. 57% of people now say they have a family member or close friend who is gay. 12 percentage points higher than in 2007. tomorrow, though, the only survey that really counts, will have a sample size of nine. nine supreme court justices and perhaps only one pivotal voice when the decisions are read most likely in june. let's talk about it with senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and california's attorney general, kamela harris. tomorrow, the justices will be dealing with whether or not americans have a constitutional right to same sex marriage and they are looking at the constitutionality of proposition 8. what's at the core of the argument for each side? >> really, a simple question. the issue is can a government, state government, federal government, put gay people and straight people into separate categories, and give rights to one group, straight people, and withhold them from the other. that's the issue and on the other side, the defenders of proposition 8 will be saying
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look, the voters spoke on this issue, this is a political question, the court should stay out of it. if gay people want the right to vote, they should organize and do it through the political system, not through judges. >> attorney general harris, supporters in your state, california, of the ban there say that the issue is evolving in the public domain, the supreme court shouldn't step in now and short-circuit the democratic process and impose a 50 state solution. to that, you say? >> that there is a significance to the passage of time and no more time should pass on this issue. the reality is 61% of californians are in favor of same sex marriage. the united states supreme court since the 1880s has found 14 times that marriage is a fundamental right and for all of those reasons, we should allow same sex couples to be treated as anyone else and allow them to marry. >> but attorney general, you're talking about polls. what about the voters in your state who voted twice for the ban? what do you say to them?
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it sounds like you're talking about lawmaking and law enforcement on polls. >> you're exactly right, anderson, and frankly, i think instead of reading the polls what we should be doing is reading the constitution, which says that marriage and describes marriage as a fundamental right, deserving of the highest levels of protection. the bottom line here is that like loving versus virginia, a case that was decided by the united states supreme court in 1967, we don't want to have to wait until everyone catches up with what the constitution requires. the time is now to be true to the constitution and to treat equally situated people as equals. >> jeff, it's interesting, some people have cited justice ginsburg's observations that the court had gone too far ahead of public opinion with roe versus wade, saying it would have been better to let the legislative process work its will. could that influence how she or others rule here? >> absolutely.
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the real tension here is between -- even among supporters of same sex marriage, the attorney general harris just mentioned loving versus virginia. that's the case that said in 1967, states can no longer ban racial intermarriage. the court did much the same thing about abortion in roev wade. they said we don't care if texas or any other state wants to ban abortion. we're not going to let you do it. the political process had already run its course with loving versus virginia. no state wanted to go back at that issue. abortion, it didn't settle that question. so the issue is, is same sex marriage today more like racial intermarriage in 1967 or is it more like abortion in 1973. i think a lot of justices are going to be struggling with that question. >> but attorney general, it's hard to overstate that the precedent that this could be setting, the court could be setting. >> right. but again, anderson, it gets back to it is about establishing what the court has established
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14 times since the 1800s, marriage is a fundamental right. i would suggest to you that unlike some other issues that may still remain controversial in this country, same sex marriage is a different -- is of a different nature. we have the president of the united states weighing in on this. we have over 100 republican leaders weighing in on this in favor of same sex marriage. the majority of americans, the majority of californians, if i can speak for california, the majority of catholics in this country, support same sex marriage. >> jeff, i'm wondering about the personality and the personal lives of some of these justices and how that may weigh in on this. the ability to have kids for some supporters of proposition 8, that's at the root of the argument. some say same sex couples shouldn't be allowed to marry because they can't have children and marriage is based on the idea of procreation. defendants say that's not fair, you would then have to apply that to opposite sex couples as well. and some people on the supreme court cannot have kids or do not have kids. >> that's true.
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and there are two divorced people on the supreme court. sotomayor and thomas have both been divorced. justice thomas remarried. elena kagan has never been married. the others are married, also ruth bader ginsburg is widowed now. >> some don't have biological children. justice roberts does not have biological children. >> he has two adopted children. fascinating story in the "l.a. times" today came out about how john roberts' cousin, who is an out lesbian woman from san francisco who wants to marry her partner, will be chief justice roberts' guest at the argument. now, i don't think that suggests exactly how he's going to vote, but john roberts comes from a very conservative catholic family in northern indiana, and he has a close gay relative. i just think that is indicative of how much the country has changed over the years. >> all right. jeff toobin, attorney general
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harris, thousand ank you so muc. >> the argument will be heard tomorrow and wednesday as well but a decision is not expected until june. for more, go to cnn.com. next, an anxious night for amanda knox. italy's supreme court will decide if she is to be retried for the murder of college roommate in 2007. can they actually do that? we will talk to her attorney ahe ahead. from the rockies to the east coast, winter will not release its snowy, windy grip despite the fact it's been spring for a week now. ♪ you know my heart burns for you... ♪ i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. oh, hi thehey!ill. are you in town for another meeting? yup, i brought my a-team. business trips add up to family time. this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! earn a ton of extra points with the double your hhonors promotion and feel the hamptonality.
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crime and punishment tonight. will amanda knox face retrial for murder in italy? we're expecting to hear the answer to that question
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tomorrow. the judges on italy's supreme court heard arguments in the case today. as you know, knox and her former boyfriend were convicted for the 2007 murder of meredith kercher, her college roommate in italy. they spent four years in prison until an italian appeals court overturned their convictions in 2011. amanda knox, who always maintained her innocence, then returned home to the united states. despite the appellate court's ruling, prosecutors do want to try them again. earlier tonight, i spoke with cnn's ben wideman who was at the court in rome for today's hearing and the correspondent for the daily beast. ben, many expected there was going to be a ruling tonight. it looks like it won't come down until tomorrow morning, is that correct? >> reporter: that's right. we were told earlier today we should be expecting some sort of announcement regarding this verdict at 9:00 p.m. however, at 9:00 p.m., a judge came out of the supreme court building behind me and announced we would hear the announcement at 10:00 tomorrow morning,
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that's 5:00 a.m. your time. >> you say we shouldn't read too much into that delay. >> no, i don't think we should read too much into it. this appellate court today heard 14 cases, of which the knox case was certainly the most high profile but it wasn't the most complicated, and you know the head of this court is 76 years old. it's 9:30 at night. maybe he just needed a good night of sleep. the fact they're going to announce it at 10:00 tomorrow morning i think gives us an indication that they do, are honing in on their idea of what they are going to do with this case. otherwise they wouldn't have given us a time. likely they'll meet 7:30, 8:00 to start deliberations, talk it over and give us the verdict 10:00 local time. >> ben, if the court overturns the acquittal, what exactly does that mean? does amanda knox have to return to italy? >> reporter: not yet. we're being told that they will hold another appeal court trial in florence this time, and then they'll decide whether they
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should have a retrial or not and of course, then the italian government would have to request that amanda knox be expatriated, brought back to italy and of course, the united states we understand wasn't really happy the way the trial was conducted the first time around, so there's no guarantee that they will agree to extradite her to italy. >> barbie, do you have any sense of how the court may actually rule? in these kind of cases, is it common for them to reverse acquittals, send things back to the lower court? >> you know, it's a second level of appeal which is when she was acquitted of this crime, 50% of all cases are changed in one way or another. at the high court level, lots of cases are changed but not 50% by any means. generally, you see maybe a reduction in a fine and a fee. sending a case back to retrial is not generally how they answer these cases. you know, generally they are upheld, the verdict in the appellate case. this of course is a high profile case, it's complicated.
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we've got [ inaudible ] who was tried in an entirely separate case. this is not a run of the mail case. it's complicated. you have raffaele sollecito who has one of the best high profile lawyers in italy defending him. you've got factors like that that whether they should or not, all weigh into this mix. >> appreciate it. ben wedeman as well, thanks so much. i'm joined by ted simon, expert in international law who represents amanda knox. thanks for being with us. how confident are you this italian court will not overturn your client's acquittal? >> we're not in the business of prejudging any court's ruling but i think you have to understand what the legal landscape is and the procedural posture we're actually in. the appellate court jury had the authority and the jurisdiction to review whether or not the trial court committed any legal error, but they also had the
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authority and the jurisdiction to re-evaluate the facts and determine what the true facts were, and when they did that, they acted within their authority when they reopened, reinvestigated, re-evaluated and ultimately redetermined what the true facts were, and when they did that, whether it was regard to prosecution witness testimony, physical evidence or prosecution forensic conclusions, they ultimately determined that either it was absent, nonexistent, inaccurate, unreliable or simply wrong. that's why they reversed. that's why we're here today. so all -- the supreme court has a much narrower scope of review. all they're supposed to do is to look and see whether or not the appellate court jury acted within its jurisdiction and according to the proper rules. it does not relitigate or it does not reconsider or re-evaluate or reopen the facts. and that's why everyone remains
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reasonably hopeful without prejudging what they will do. >> i got that. but is there any way that there could be any ruling that would require amanda knox to return to italy? >> well, you know, once again, we have to look at, you know, what's on the legal landscape. right now, we only have to await what the supreme court will do. we're hopeful that they'll just affirm the appellate court. now, to the extent they would not, then it would depend on what their directions are. if they remanded the case for further hearings, that may or may not require amanda's appearance. most likely it does not. and then if another trial resumed, most likely it does not require amanda's appearance. whether she would return for some specific reason or not is not on the legal landscape. it's not even in the legal telescope so all this discussion really about extradition is not nearly in play. the other thing you should know, while we are hopeful they will
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simply affirm this prior wrongful conviction, you know, there is nothing that would lead anyone to believe in any of the evidence that there would be any other verdict but one of not guilty. because there simply is an absence of evidence in this case. >> right. i mean, the fact that it got this far in the trial, that she was convicted at first, it's stunning when you actually look at what evidence there was, because as you said, there really wasn't. as a practical matter, is this case over as far as your client is concerned? i mean, she's living in seattle, she's a student at the university of washington. is she watching these proceedings at all? >> well, i've spoken to amanda a number of times today, and she as well as her family have acted with the utmost courage, persistence, patience, grace, dignity throughout all these proceedings. but like everyone else, they are waiting and they are waiting for what the decision will be. as anyone would.
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so i'm hopeful. we all are hopeful that this supreme court will recognize that the appellate court jury brightly illuminated that this case originally was prefaced on wholly inaccurate and unreliable information just the way the independent examiners determined and therefore, they should conclude as we believe it was a monumental wrongful conviction and hopefully, you know, they will rule that way. >> i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us tonight. thank you. still ahead, convicted child rapist jerry sandusky is talking, even laughing at times about some of the graphic testimony that helped put him behind bars. also ahead, the spring storm that has people in more nan a dozen states digging out from several feet of snow again. will this winter ever end? [ rosa ] i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix.
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we're almost a week into spring. you would never know it based on the weather in a big portion of the country. march is obviously supposed to come in like a lion, go out like a lamb but cold, snow, wind and rain are making for a late march mess in more than a dozen states. >> reporter: from denver to d.c., if you're looking for signs of spring, you'll need a shovel. the late winter storm that marched across the midwest over the weekend pushed eastward monday, weakening as it went, but still bringing misery to many. in most areas, the wet snow was measured in inches, but some places saw a foot or more. st. louis got 12.4 inches, its snowiest march day ever. in colorado, the going wasn't just tough, it was terrifying, as this wreck involving a semi and several cars on i-25 shows. farther east in dayton, ohio, the morning rush was more like the morning mush.
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the snow only made monday's commute even more of a downer. in pittsburgh, they forecast up to about a half a foot, but thanks to milder temperatures, rain kept the snow to about one to three inches of slush. >> wet, heavy. so that was surprising. that shocked me. i didn't think it was going to be heavy. i thought it would be a lot lighter. >> reporter: airline passengers found slow or no going as well. in the last 24 hours, more than 1400 flights have been canceled due to weather. in the south, the same system was more fury than flakes, triggering powerful thunderstorms packing hurricane force winds. strong enough to send this jet liner into a hangar and giant trees tumbling. the good news is forecasters say the snow should melt away quickly, so get out and enjoy it. it won't be long before we're all complaining about how hot it is. >> got to complain about something. martin savidge joins me from
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pittsburgh. you say it's supposed to end quickly. how long is this extreme weather supposed to go on for? >> reporter: well, you know, we're in rain right now so a lot of the snow that fell today has gone away, but the temperature's changing over. more snow is expected tonight. in fact, snow is expected here at least for the next couple of days. season opener for baseball, by the way, is one week from today so a lot of people are really starting to think this is a winter without end. we should point out that you get your heaviest snowfalls in the month of march, so this shouldn't be too surprising to a lot of people, but in pittsburgh, the latest they have ever had snow, may 31st. hopefully that record won't be broken this year. >> hope not. thanks a lot. a lot more happening tonight. deborah feyerick joins us with the "360" update. jerry sandusky is speaking out about his conviction on child sex abuse. in a taped prison phone call with a documentary film maker, sandusky questioned the credibility of another former coach, mike mcqueary. you probably recall mcqueary
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>> so now, for one of his last speeches in this position, the secretary of transportation, ray lahood. >> reporter: in a half-filled conference room, transportation secretary ray lahood tried to rally hope that his dream and the president's dream of high speed rail would become a reality. but that dream, shared by those here who stand to make money from high speed rail, is turning into a pipe dream. >> this has been an extraordinary four years for high speed rail. >> reporter: what is extraordinary is just how much money federal taxpayers have dumped into high speed rail while the trains are still slow. four years and $12 billion after that pledge to bring high speed rail across america, the slow trains are just moving a little faster. and one of the greater examples of that is what happened in washington state.
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>> yes, we received in our state $800 million. >> reporter: paula hammond was the state's transportation secretary until recently retiring. washington state got $800 million from the federal government. that's your tax money, mainly for improving the track between seattle and portland. and what did you get for it? over a three hour and 40 minute ride. the trip has been reduced by ten minutes. >> ten minutes doesn't sound like a lot of time, but when you think about the fact that you have more options for more round trips, that you know that the train will come and go reliably and on time, that to us is what our passengers tell us is the most important thing. >> all aboard! >> reporter: in fact, ten minutes isn't a lot of time. and paula hammond says despite promises of high speed rail from washington, d.c., it was never washington state's intention of bringing high speed rail like the bullet trains of japan and europe to this section of the country.
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the top speed here is now 79 miles an hour. average speed is in the low 50s. >> i don't know whether we'll ever want high speed rail. high, high speed rail. what we want in our state and in our west coast region between oregon and washington, we want the ability of our communities to be connected so that we can provide good travel, a daily business trip between seattle and portland, and the opportunity not to have to fight traffic. >> reporter: that is a far cry from the vision of high speed rail announced by the president, the vice president and the secretary of transportation back in 2009, when americans were told japanese and european style trains would connect our cities. >> what we're talking about is a vision for high speed rail in america. >> reporter: $12 billion later, that vision has churned out 134 scattered projects across the country that have mostly made slow trains a little faster.
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keeping them honest, we wanted to know why. after his speech to the high speed rail association, we were given a brief interview with outgoing secretary of transportation, ray lahood. i'm wondering after four years and $12 billion spent, if you're disappointed at where high speed rail is. where is the high speed rail? >> the high speed rail in four years, we have invested $12 billion. that's just the federal money. >> reporter: but so much of the money has been spent really making the old trains go a little bit faster. >> 110 is pretty fast. >> reporter: seattle to portland, you spent $108 million and the trip time is reduced by ten minutes. >> i think people like the investments we're making. there is so much enthusiasm in america for high speed rail. we have been at it four years. we have invested $12 billion. we have seen these investments get trains to higher speeds. we have seen these investments improve service. we have seen these investments improve on-time service to the
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point where now amtrak is at an all-time ridership high. without these investments, i don't think that would have happened. >> reporter: but you want true high speed rail, right? >> in some parts of the country. >> reporter: you don't want these trains going a little bit faster. >> in some parts of the country we will have trains going 200 miles an hour. >> reporter: when? >> as soon as we can get the kind of work that needs to be done started. >> reporter: what that is exactly is unclear. there is only one true high speed rail line actually envisioned in the entire united states. it's the california plan to bring a 200 mile an hour train from san francisco to los angeles. it's been in the planning stages for nearly ten years and not a single piece of rail has been laid. back in seattle, one day they do hope to reach speeds of perhaps 110 miles an hour in some sections of the track, but at what price? what we do know, this year, federal taxpayers will send out
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another $1 billion for high speed rail. >> drew griffin joins us. so the secretary of transportation kept talking about the goal of high speed rail in the future. what is the goal if not to build high speed rail now? >> anderson, he talks about high speed rail in terms of the interstate highway system, what they are doing now with high speed rail is similar to that system which it started in bits and pieces and chunks and eventually after decades tied together. now, what critics will say both for and against this high speed rail, we're not building pieces of high speed rail. we're just wasting high speed rail money fixing up old slow rail. >> it's one thing, i mean, if you just set out and said you know what, we wanted to make, you know, a 60 mile an hour train go 70 miles an hour, we want to cut ten minutes off this time, and then people could judge whether that's, you know, worth it for the $800 million but if you're selling it as high speed rail, that seems almost
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misleading. i mean, people are still riding trains. people still like trains, as the guy said, amtrak use is up. >> true, but is it wise and getting to your point, anderson, this was sold as high speed rail. people thought they were getting high speed rail. the bullet trains. that's what they're selling. that's what they're showing to us. but if you look at what was happening in washington state, you know, right now after $800 million, it's still cheaper and many times faster to take the greyhound bus from seattle to portland. so what was that investment all about? it wasn't about high speed rail. it was just about fixing up amtrak, fixing up the low speed rail and really making freight trains move a little better. but not high speed rail. >> as we mentioned in the introduction, this is the third piece you've done on this issue. after the last one we got thousands of e-mails, basically e-mail bomb. who's behind that? they were very critical. >> they are very critical.
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we reached out to them and talked, there's a network of people who really do believe deep down, they are rail enthusiasts, they believe in the idea of bringing the japanese or the european style trains here to the u.s. but as we have explained to them, even after we got e-mail bombed, look, you're not getting high speed rail. and they will admit it. they will admit that this administration is not investing in the actual bullet trains like the ones that they believe, they believe will bring us into the future of transportation. it's not what we're getting. >> drew, appreciate it. coming up, if there's one place teenagers love to hang out it's an old time bingo parlor. the "ridiculist" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪
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Comment from: jtbob, 75 or over Male (Patient) Published: March 11
I learned a procedure from a friend. 1) Sit on a bed with a pillow behind you so that it will be under you shoulders when you lie back. 2)Turn your head away from the edge of the bed, 45 degrees, then lie back on the pillow with your head still turned. Stay for 30 seconds. 3) Turn your head 90 degrees to the opposite side. Hold for 30 seconds. 4) Turn you head further 90 degrees more (so you will be looking down). Stay for 30 seconds. 5) Swing your legs off the bed and sit up gently. For more, repeat the process, reversing the direction on the bed. I was told this will move some crystals in the ear to a location that will remove the problem. It works wonderfully well for me, often removing the symptoms the first one or two treatments. They told to do it three times a day for a few days, if needed. Then periodically as needed.
Comment from: Gloria, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: February 03
I have had episodes of BPPV for the past eight months. I have seen a neurologist and an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist. I was given Valium and told to do the Epley maneuver exercises. I seem to have it often and without warning. I wish there was something that would work permanently.
Comment from: Auntie B., 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: July 18
I woke up one morning feeling my bed spinning. When I tried to get out of the bed it seemed as though the bed turned on it's side and I was about to fall off. I was groping onto the bed linen until I finally slid to the floor. My son found me and thought that I had fallen. The ER Doctor has instructed me to take the Meclizine pills 25 mg three times a say for a few days then maintain as needed. I was hoping at first that it was only a one time thing But, it seems to be a new diagnosis to be added to my already lengthy list.
Comment from: Hradcany, 65-74 Male (Patient) Published: May 12
My vertigo appeared quite suddenly and was most intense. When I went to the doctor a day later, she performed some maneuvers on my head and gave me the Epley maneuvers to do at home. I have just begun treatment today. From my reading of the information on this and other sites, I assume the vertigo will be eliminated within a week or so. I suspect part of the cause may be that I am on an aspirin-a-day regimen for my heart.
Comment from: JohnM, 55-64 Male (Patient) Published: May 12
As a result of a bicycle crash where I went head over heels and was thrown to the pavement (no injuries), I had been getting severe dizzy spells when I would look up mostly. This went on for ten years, until I went to a physical therapist who, after examining and interviewing me, laid me down on a bed with my head dangling off one end facing to the left, and had me turn my head and then body to the right, so that my head effectively turned 180 degrees (at least). She did both sides and the problem went away.
Comment from: Weezie, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: April 28
I experienced an overwhelming dizziness after doing 'downward dog' in yoga class. It did subside after a long 30 seconds but the next day I was dizzy. The doctor had me lay down on the table and held my head, turned it to the left 45 degrees which sparked the overwhelming dizziness again. She repeated it on the right but nothing happened. With the BPV diagnosis, she suggested doing the Epley maneuver at home 3 times a day. It has worked! A week later I am much better but continue to do the Epley to avoid any more vertigo.
Comment from: typist90, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: April 21
I was at work on last year when the first symptoms of vertigo hit me. I was just sitting there, answering the phone, when suddenly the whole world starts spinning. I actually tried to keep answering the phones, figuring it would go away in a few seconds. It didn't. It got worse and worse, and they had to take me away from work in an ambulance. The ER doc thought I was hamming it up for my family (long story there), but I was admitted overnight and they did a bunch of tests. No one even said the word vertigo. The doc said I could go back to work the day after, but I missed a week of work because my boss wouldn't let me come back until I stopped walking into walls and could stand up straight. It took that long to get my doc to send me to a physical therapist who finally told me what was wrong and showed me a maneuver that kind of helped. I'm still off balance all the time, but I can fake it. I've had a couple of episodes since then, one of them just last night while I was sitting in class. They tell you not to drive in case the symptoms come back, but how are you supposed to live like that? I made it home and did the exercise, but I'm home today because I'm exhausted and still too dizzy. I did the exercise again this morning and am going to do it again this afternoon and tonight, and plan on going to work tomorrow, but we'll see. I don't like to take the meds because I'm already on meds for hypertension, allergies and stomach issues--too many pills! It doesn't help that some of the people at my work don't think it's a real medical issue. One of the execs actually told me to sit calmly and say the alphabet backwards and the symptoms would go away. I've learned to just ignore people like that and forums like this help, because I've been able to see that I'm not alone, that people from all walks of life have this problem, and I'm not a crybaby. If there are any developments, I'll be back.
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A stay at Holiday Inn Express Durham places you in the heart of Durham, convenient to Duke Homestead and Duke University. This hotel is within close proximity of Northgate Mall and Vietnam Veterans Living Memorial.
Make yourself at home in one of the 79 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
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Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a seasonal outdoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Durham? This hotel has facilities measuring 216 square feet (19 square meters), including a meeting room.
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Duke Homestead - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
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Durham VA Medical Center - 2.4 km / 1.5 mi
Sarah P. Duke Gardens - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Duke University - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University - 3.1 km / 1.9 mi
Duke University Chapel - 3.2 km / 2 mi
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Enjoyed your video Johan great job helping the boys with their fire building skills.
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The white anorak, yeah well 5 or 6 years ago I had a great survival training in Sweden and since then I am converting people to orange, though some take it over the top
Jan, the owner of the orange anorak makes great knives check out his (dutch) website or his facebook if you want more knife p@rn
Yep it was a standing dead small pine, sawed and split.
It is almost impossible in Holland to really get away far, but at least far enough to enjoy the woods.
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Statoil (STO) shuts its massive Troll C oil and gas platform in the North Sea for an undetermined period due to corrosion in a gas treatment system, reducing Norway's oil production by ~8%. Troll C has a daily production of ~120K barrels of oil and 10.5M cubic meters of gas from the Troll and nearby Fram fields.
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Brevard sophomore Pagano named T-N Girls Runner of the Year
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The race for the 2012 Times-News Cross Country Girls Runner of the Year was very, very close.
Two girls posted below-20-minute times in the 5,000-meter run this year, and both were sophomores. In the end the nod went to the runner who edged out the other one more in head-to-head battles this season: Brevard sophomore Aly Pagano.
Pagano has been named the Times-News Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year after having one of the best times all year (19:54) and after having the highest finish (18th) of any area girl at the state championships.
The other runner who broke the 20-minute barrier this season was East Henderson's Molly Horton, who did beat Pagano once this year at the WNC Cross Country Carnival. Horton ended up sixth at the season-opening race at Jackson Park, and Pagano came in 40th.
After that, Pagano out-placed Horton in every single head-to-head battle, capping off the year with a personal-best time of 19:54 at the 2-A state meet for an 18th-place finish.
Pagano finished third at the 2-A West Regional meet to earn All-Region honors, and she was runner-up at the WNC Athletic Conference meet for all-conference honors.
She's led her team the past two seasons and helped this year's squad qualify as a team for the state meet for the first time since 2008. She was the lone state qualifier from Brevard last year as a freshman.
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Dewey "Billy" Hudson, 72, a native of Cleveland, Miss., and resident of Houma, died at 6:35 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005.
No services are scheduled.
He was preceded in death by his father, Dhu Hudson; and his mother, Odell Garrett Hudson.
He was retired from Patterson Rental Tools as a truck driver for 19 years and was a merchant Marine.
He was Baptist.
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This is the official OrgSync page for UTC Men's Ultimate Frisbee. Practices are Monday and Wednesday from 8:00 to 10:00 at the UTC intramural fields down Oak Street and Friday from 4:00 to 6:00 at Challenger Field. All skill levels are welcome to join the team and participate in events!
Feel free to contact the captains at firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. We look forward to seeing you there
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This is the group page for Swamp, UTC's Men's Ultimate Frisbee team.
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To help sustain and grow the college Ultimate Frisbee team at UTC, and to be successful as a team in competitive Ultimate tournaments.
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I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. He is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. William Faulkner, on receiving the Nobel Prize
"Go Down, Moses" is composed of seven interrelated stories, all of them set in Faulkner's mythic Yoknapatawpha County. From a variety of perspectives, Faulkner examines the complex, changing relationships between blacks and whites, between man and nature, weaving a cohesive novel rich in implication and insight.
About the Author
William Faulkner was an American writer, Nobel Prize laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner. A prolific writer, Faulkner is best known for his novels and short stories, including The Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying, which are set in fictional Yoknapatawpha County, and the Snopes trilogy which includes The Hamlet, The Town and The Mansion. Along with Mark Twain, Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams and Harper Lee, Faulkner is considered one of the most important writers of Southern literature and is known for his experimental style, including the use of stream of consciousness. Faulkner died in 1962.
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"For range of effect, philosophical weight, originality of style, variety of characterization, humor, and tragic intensity, [Faulkner's works] are without equal in our time and country." —Robert Penn Warren
"He is the greatest artist the South has produced. . . . Indeed, through his many novels and short stories, Faulkner fights out the moral problem which was repressed after the nineteenth century [yet] for all his concern with the South, Faulkner was actually seeking out the nature of man. Thus we must turn to him for that continuity of moral purpose which made for greatness of our classics." —Ralph Ellison


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A Stolen Nuke on a Fleeing Russian Jalopy
A small nuclear warhead, stolen and kept hidden for 15 years by an embittered ex-Soviet Army officer, is ostensibly the source of Gerald Seymour's title for his international thriller "Timebomb" (Overlook, 432 pages, $25.95). But the several players scrambling to buy, sell or seize that device—including an expatriate Russian mob boss, a Middle Eastern sleeper agent and a British spymaster—also seem primed to detonate from pressures of duty, ideology, illness or stress.
The forces of history also bear down on many characters in this absorbing, fast-paced novel. That Berlin-based mob boss, for instance, is the grandson of a Polish woman who survived a Nazi death camp and nurtured in him a poisonous creed of hate, turning him into "a prisoner of a past that had been shaped long before his birth." And the aging British spy is a seeming relic of the Cold War, which he thinks may not yet be over. "The past cannot be discarded," he says, "it is a ball and chain." He is despised as an "alpha-grade bully" by "colleagues" he holds in contempt.
The story takes place over eight days in spring 2008. At the heart of the tale are two aging Russian officials in a broken-down car who are scrambling to get their plutonium cargo out of the country to a distant rendezvous. The men curse and laugh at each other like characters out of Beckett, if Beckett had written white-knuckle literary entertainments.
Mr. Seymour shifts focus among his large cast with a nimbleness that heightens suspense, sustains interest and creates a rooter's sympathy for (or at least an understanding of) even the most violent characters—much in the spirit of a graybeard spy who declares: "I'll fight my opponents tooth and nail, but I will not have judged them."
One of the pleasures of "Timebomb" is the way it balances the evils of yesterday precariously against the needs of today, creating a sense of teetering disaster. To the author's aesthetic credit, "Timebomb" ticks to a satisfying if ambiguous conclusion. The past, as ever, is never past, no matter how much one might wish it.
Old movies loom large on the mental landscape of Chris Lowndes, the chief narrator of Peter Robinson's ambitiously structured and captivating "Before the Poison" (Morrow, 358 pages, $25.99). British-born Lowndes lives in Los Angeles and composes film scores in the manner of such moody 1940s and '50s maestros as Bernard Herrmann and Franz Waxman, at least when his Hollywood bosses let him. But then, after the death of his wife, he moves back to England. He buys an old estate in a remote reach of Yorkshire and soon falls under the spell of the house's history. In short, he begins living a story redolent of the old movies he loves—romantic and suspenseful classics like "Vertigo," "Rebecca" and, yes, "Laura."
By Gerald Seymour
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Entranced by a portrait of Grace Fox, the house's mistress from 60 years ago, Lowndes learns that this beautiful woman was hanged for the poisoning murder of her husband, a doctor. She is said to have killed him because he had discovered her affair with a young artist.
Lowndes, out of a compulsion he can't quite comprehend, begins exploring the dead woman's story. He interviews elderly locals and pores over old documents with the resourcefulness of a private detective. "You're certainly going to some lengths in this business," a potential new girlfriend, already jealous, observes. "Have you fallen in love with a ghost?"
Has he? We want to know. With this stand-alone novel, Mr. Robinson—best-known for his award-winning Inspector Banks mystery series—has fashioned a gripping tale that brings to mind not only old-time Hollywood but also British "golden age" storytelling in the Agatha Christie and Daphne du Maurier tradition.


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My developer processed the update for the plugin and then Google was denied access to crawling my pages and it is blocking urls's. Page wp-app.php/service is returning a 403 requiring log in and password, when these are not provided it returns a 403 error code. It appears that all of my post pages have dropped from search, in some cases my home page is appearing. Could you please advise if there is something we should have been doing to the settings. I spoke with my hosting provider today and apparently changes were made to the wp-app.php files. I apologize if I am not providing the appropriate details but I am not at all technically inclined.
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We recently just moved from Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4 to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 and are experiencing some performance issues with users on the Outlook Client. After reading this: http://blogs.neudesic.com/file.axd?file=2011%2F8%2FOptimizing+and+Maintaining+the+Performance+of+a+CRM+2011+Server+Infrastructure.pdf and from looking at the nature of the performance issues we are having, I believe that the issue is related to Outlook Client Synchronization.
In the above linked document it mentions that one can use the PowerShell to throttle Dynamics CRM Outlook Client Synchronization processes.
So I went ahead and ran the following two statements in Windows PowerShell:
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Crm.PowerShell
Get-CrmSetting ThrottleSettings
and I get the following:
MapiSyncMaxConnectionsPerServer : -1
MapiSyncPerOrgMaxConnectionsPerServer : -1
MaxBackgroundSendEmailRequestsPerOrgPerServer : -1
MaxBackgroundSendEmailRequestsPerServer : -1
OfflineSyncMaxConnectionsPerServer : -1
OfflineSyncPerOrgMaxConnectionsPerServer : -1
OutlookSyncMaxConnectionsPerServer : -1
OutlookSyncPerOrgMaxConnectionsPerServer : -1
ExtensionData : System.Runtime.Serialization.ExtensionDataObject
However I don't exactly know what these values actually change and I cannot find anywhere else on the internet that will tell me. All the MSDN pages seem to show is that these values exist.
I can take a guess at what they mean, but I'd rather find out concretely before I go ahead and change things on a production server.
I'm thinking I need to use OutlookSyncMaxConnectionsPerServer and OutlookSyncPerOrgMaxConnectionsPerServer and that they limit the number of users that can sync at a given time.
However that is just a guess and in all honesty I have no idea what to set these values to.
I was hoping somebody here would know.


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Welcome! Mental health counseling is available at no cost to students enrolled at the university. Our staff members have experience working with diverse people on a wide range of concerns. Your counselor will work with you individually to determine the goals, duration, and best methods of counseling. We also offer cognitive testing services for ADHD and learning disabilities, and nutritional counseling.
Hours: 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday
Scheduling: Call 503-943-7134, or in person at Orrico Hall (Upper Level)
Emergencies: Call the Multnomah Country Crisis Line at 503-988-4888 (24/7, everyday)
To schedule an appointment with us, you can call 503-943-7134 and say you want to meet with a counselor. The receptionist will work with you to find a day and time that fits your availability. You can also drop by the center (Orrico Hall Upper Level) between 8:30-4:30 M-F and make an appointment in person.
Most people will be offered times during our consultation hours, which are generally from 11-12am and 1-4pm Monday through Friday, although they might be different if someone is out of the office on a particular day. To meet with a counselor during those times, please call ahead (503-943-7134) to reserve a spot. These appointments last about 20 minutes and are focused on your immediate concerns, helping connect you with campus resources, and setting up additional care, including ongoing counseling or services off-campus. If those times will not work for you, let our receptionist know, and we will try and find another time that works after exploring our schedules.
Counseling sessions are confidential, and we follow state laws that protect your privacy. Generally, we are not able disclose information to anyone (parents, professors, roommates, university administrators, etc) without your written consent to do this. More information is available in the Confidentiality Statement and Consent to Treatment form, and for any questions about confidentiality, please ask your counselor.
If you are currently experiencing a mental health emergency and urgently need to talk with a counselor, and it is within scheduled office hours, call 503-943-7134 and we can have someone talk with you right away. If it is not within scheduled office hours call or walk to Public Safety, call 911, call the Multnomah County Crisis Line (available 24 hours a day, everyday) at 503-988-4888, or drive yourself to the nearest emergency room.
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Ask Oprah's All Stars - 20 Questions for 20 Somethings
Dr. Oz, what is the safest way to have multiple sex partners?Dr. Oz: The biggest risk you have is not pregnancy. As a physician what I'm really concerned about is sexually transmitted diseases cause they keep giving and giving your whole life. Human Papiloma Virus causes cervical cancer. A lot of women I've taken care of lose their uterus', lose their cervix. It's a big painful process to be monitored all the time, but I'm very concerned about you being exposed and then you spreading the problem. So, the only way to deal with that is not a birth control pill. It's not a diaphragm or an IUD. The only way to deal with that is a condom.
There are now female condoms that are now more cumbersome to put in. But they work. And there are male condoms. But you gotta control your destiny. This is all about mental resilience. You being tough enough in the moment, which is hard to do because you're gonna be all passionate and everything else. For you to be able to say at that moment "No. This is my priority in life. I'm gonna pay the penalty for the rest of my existence if I don't deal with it now."
All the throat cancer these days women are getting, that's also from oral sex. So this is not just related to... I'm giving women an excuse finally to say "no". "No, I heard it on the show!"


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Can someone please tell me where I can download a flamethrower mod my player can use in the game for the first Kotor game? I know theres ones for The Sith Lords but I can't find one for the first game.
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I am looking for way to better password protect one of the pages on my WordPress site. The page is currently password protected by the option when you create a page, but it is not secure enough.
I can log in and I will be kept logged in for weeks at a time. I need some way to log-in so that users will be logged out whenever they navigate away from the page.


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Meyer kept quiet about seriousness of hospital visit
FLORIDA: Head coach lost consciousness as his wife called 911
Published: Friday, January 1, 2010 at 1:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 31, 2009 at 7:14 p.m.
NEW ORLEANS - Wanting to protect his children and football team, Florida coach Urban Meyer was "very careful" about releasing information regarding his hospital stay following the Southeastern Conference championship game.
He hoped to keep private his chest pain, ambulance ride and diagnostic tests -- at least until he had a chance to tell those closest to him.
"I have three children that mean more to me than anything. I have a football team that means more to me than anything. I didn't want it to get out at all," Meyer said at a Sugar Bowl news conference Thursday. "We were very careful. I didn't want anyone alarmed."
"And I think at some point, whether you're a football coach, whether you're a lawyer or whatever, you think at some point there would be a lot of respect for families involved and children and 11-year-old boys and 16-year-old girls and 19-year-old girls," he added.
"Do what you have to do to protect them. If that means not coming clean with full details about something very personal, if you can't understand that, then first of all, I think you've got to recheck yourself. And then second of all, I think at some point you certainly will understand that."
According to a 911 recording, Meyer complained of chest pain and said his side was tingling before he was hospitalized Dec. 6.
Meyer's wife told an Alachua County dispatcher that her 45-year-old husband had a pulse but was not talking when she contacted emergency officials at 4:27 a.m., hours after the Gators returned home from a 32-13 loss to Alabama.
"My husband's having chest pains," Shelley Meyer said. "He's having chest pains, he just woke up in the middle of the night and said he's having chest pains."
Shelley Meyer said that her husband had taken a sleeping pill that night and had suffered chest pains before.
She repeatedly tried to rouse Meyer, who was lying on his stomach on the floor.
"Urban, Urban, talk to me," she says.
The 911 recording first was obtained by ESPN.
Initial reports indicated the Florida coach checked into a Gainesville hospital, where he was treated for dehydration and released. Shelley Meyer told dispatchers her husband was breathing and appeared to be grunting.
"He almost sounds like he's kind of trying to cry," she said.
Meyer abruptly resigned last Saturday, citing health problems, and then decided he would instead take an indefinite leave of absence. He plans to coach the fifth-ranked Gators in the Sugar Bowl against No. 4 Cincinnati tonight.
He declined to answer questions about his health Thursday as well as the timing of his announcement.
"I think there will be an appropriate time to address some of those situations," Meyer said. "Today would not be the day.
"This is about a celebration of a great football game with two really good teams, one undefeated team and one team that was undefeated until the SEC championship game."
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