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why thh top general in afghanistan is calling on a pastor to cancel his weekend plan. >> men, and their memory. why we may have an excuse now for forgetting things. >> aad simon cowell's change of plans. how it could affect american tv. >> livv in high definition, from gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. fatal fire in howard county leaves one woman dead and 1 man with serious injuries. neighbor reported the fire in columbia. karen parks stands by live at the treover condominiums where five families were isplaced now. karen? >> jennifer and jeff, detectives are still here at the scene, that they are now calling a crimm scene. investigators don't know what, or who, left the young woman injured. but say it was not the fire. firefighters were called to
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-round 2:45 this afternoon to the treover condominiums, along majors road in columbia. when they arrived, they foundú the dead body of a woman believed to be in her 30s, ann a man also believed to be in his 30s, seriously injured. >> what we believe aa this time, is that both of them were injured, not as a esult of tte injuuies. >> to know that she is develop, you know, is just tragic. tragic. >> no one else was injured. and no other condd was damaged. however, five families have beeú displaced. no word when they would be reporting live in columbia. karen parks, fox 45 news "late edition"" >> all right karen. baltimore county school was evacuated this morning because of a gas odor. students in rosedale sent home early. emergency crews determined the odor was spreeding through sewers. parents got nervous when hazmat
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crees arrived. >> panic. when you see emergency equipment in front of a school, school, it is scary. >> workers are searching for the source of the odor as we speak. examiiing gas storage tanks at a royal farms gas station where an underground pump rupturedú several months ago. %-would run air quality testingt the school before it opens tomorrow. >> new jersey doctor not licenseed in maryland is being investigated. accused of performing abbrtions here. one, which could have killedda yyung woman. the woman began her abortion in new jersey, buu dr. bbigham had her transported to cecil county so the procedure could be completed. but there were complications.3 so she was drivvn to a nearby hospital, and then flown to shock trauma.3 when police got little cooperation from the doctoosú involved, they obtained a search warrant for the clinic. >> during our search, we found a
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chess freezer that was filled with fetuses, some that appeared to be full term. once we made that discovery, we secured he chess freezeer and senn it off to the medical examiner's office for investigation. >> two other doctors involved in the abortion had their licenses suspended. bodies are scheduled to appear before the maryland state diiisiin board tomorrow to appeal the suspensions. >> a police helicopttr was chasing a stolen car when the ú%r suddenly crashed. hitting a newspaper vennor of in west baltimore. happened at northhand fulton avenues. police were looking for the car thief. people on this corner were shocced. at how fast it all happened. >> e just bam. everybody left. >> the way they puu you in the median strip sometimes. %-it is, it is kind of hard. because you never know what is coming. >> tonight 18-yeaa-old davis is in the city lock up.
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>> one east baltimore community is working to fight back by counting on a higher power. >> in christ ame we pray, amen. amen. >> under operation good paaients the four bbocks that surroundfor thee, as well as thh block in front of them. called the 4 plus 1 program. church members will walk the streets enightly basis rebuilding relationships with the community in hopes of gettinggcriminals locked up. >> the citizens, residents, see the criminallelements leave their communities. not showing up, setting up shop. able to o out and go to and from without looking to see who would hit them or rob them. >> councilman stokes that helped to organize the work session coming up with a plan thht is sustainable. >> on the crime front now.
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crime prevention strook stage at tonight's debate for city state's attorney..3 jeff abell is standing by live at the university of baltimore %-hhated at imes.he debate was jeff??3 >> yes, you arr right with a week to go before ellction day, candiddtes for states attorneys came out swinging tonighh. incumbent jessamy and her opponents greg bernstein and sherrill land sea debated strategies nd stattstics here3 at the law school. took aim on the war on degrees drugs and juvenile crime. >> as a result of strategies thht were put together, we have had over a 40 percent indecline in all of those categories, when ú% comes to juvenile crime. >> but i don't think that anyone sitting in this room, can say ú%at juvenile crime is ny better than it was 15 years ago. and in fact, it is worse. >> well, the candidates dii agree that when it comes to those first time low level drrg offenders, treatment not jail, is the answer.
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jeff abell, fox 45 news "late edition". ú% today is the deadline to request an absentee ballot for the primary election. all mailed requestsshad tt have been received by 8:00 tonight at local board of election offices. 11:59 is the deadline for e-mail requests. after today, absentee ballots can be requested but only in person at local election boards. >> this year's primaay is one week away. september 14. tuesday. early voting is underway and runs through thursday. >> if you need more information about absentee ballots or earry voting o to our website foxbaltimore.com/news link..3 and you will find a ink to the state board of elections website. >> and stay with fox 45 news,,3 for all the latest political news, as primary day approaches. go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 2010. >>as the electionnmoves closer to us, debate over he bush tax cuts heatt up. president obama wants to faze out the cuts for the wealthy. and keep them for theemiddle
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class. %-economists say keeping all the tax cuts is better than the president's current economic proposal, for search tax creddts. >> businesses are putting off big ticket purchases because they don't haae customers. they cannot justify major investments. they are not about to add new capacity because the president gives them a few dollars off on taxes. >> we understand what season we have entered in washington. we know that congress will not %->> but the president's own former budget director is now saying thht even the tax cuts for the middle class are not affordable for more than a couple of years. white houss, however, disagrees. >> young people are becoming %-it comes to investing.s when investment company survey finds that less than one in four people under the age of 35 say they are willing to take on a substantial level of risk. a recenn maryland survey also found that young people are now more conservative than alllother age groups when it comes to
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finances. experts say that over the past ú%cade events like the.com bust and the great recession have created strong opinions among this younger generatioo. >> well, it was a gorgeousddy day and hot out there. >> more of the same tomorrow. go to chief meteorologist vytas reid joining us with a lookkat the sky watch weather fra. >> temperatures in the 90s with hhgh presssre. and currently right now. 81 in hagerstown. 79 in baltimore. 83 in d.c. western maryland. 73. the frontal boundary. in fact, that rontal boundary thunderstorms, along that front. as it moves through, west virginia, west of the pittsbbrr. suburbs getting rain. this moves our direction, giving us a chance for stray showers. but it will breakup over the mountains, and we are left with as high pressure issdrying ouu the atmosphere. soowe wiil watch it push in. but a cooling affect behind the front as it comes in to play through the next couple of days. detailed lack at how it plays out in the forecast.
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and the cooler ttmperatures.3 coming our way n a bit. in the ssy watch forecast. >> the ravens are getting really ready to open the season monddy night and continue to add latest weapon, t.j. houshmanddadeh, be tonight he i3 including fellow vets masonnand bolden. in an accomplished and packed recciving core. ú%d he said he is here for only one reason. to win a superbowl. >> only 5 or 6 teams every year that have a legitimate shottto win the superbowl. and hat's just what people think. but you still have to go do it. this is one of the teams, even if i was not here, had a ssot. and so foo me to come here and them to accept me and want me on the team. you know, i am going to try to do y part. that's it. >> you can hear everytting t.j. houshmandzadeh said today, go to foxbaltimmre.com/raw news. now nto the quustiin of the %-is t.j. houshmandzadeh the fil
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piece of a supprbowl winningg3 ravens team? ú% percent say yes. 38 percent say no. lavar writes on facebook. this will be n explosive season for the ravens. but john writes, can he play cornerback? more division. a quran burning event on september 11th. how it could put american lives attrisk. >> ever wonder why your boyfriend cannot remember when you met. or your husband from time to time forgets your birthday. why they can now blame it on their brrin and genetics. >> and celebrity feud.ú why sean penn
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>> a florida pastor plans to hold a quran burning event.3
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saturday september 11th. david lee miller said the white house is very connerned that this puts american lives in danger.3 >> 9/11 is typically marked with ceremonnes and tributes across the ountry. but hii year, a church in florida is going in a different direction. the.gov world outreach center, small church in gainsville plans to hold a quran burning event. which general david patreous warns could endanger the livesú of u.s. troops and americans saying quote we're the actual burning to take place safety of soldiers and civilians would be put in jeopardy and an accomplishment of the mission made more difficult. >> adding quote, images of the burning oo a quran would be used by extremist in afgganistan and around the world. to enflame puullccand i eezyte violence. news of the eventtsparked protests accoss muslim woold. and members of the black panther movement stopped by the church3 to condemn the act and ask the pastor, terry jones to
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reconsider. >> all he will do is add more division between muslims and christians, when we should be sitting down to esolve differences. >> pastor said the plans are still in place. >> we realize that this action would probably offend muslims, jjst like i aa offended when they burn the bible, or they burn the american flag. what e are aiming at is that radicaa ellment that we feel is much larger, than our >> since aanouncing the event,. the pastor and church have received threats. law enforcemeet plans to be there, in full force. >> in new york, david lee fox news. >> afghanistan elections take %--ut security concerns tonight are limiting where citizens can vote there. afghan officials closing more attacks in violence strong holds. taliban is threatening to disrupt the elections, september 18. election is considered a test of stability.
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>> ever wonder why men forget wife's anniversarys. it may be because of the male brain. finds that mild cognitive impairment or mci, may affect mci is a memory condition thatt3 happens even before the normal aging prrcess, that leads to dementia. they found the coodition was 1.. times higher in men than women.ú see, you have a good excuse. >> i do. >> medical exxuse. >> thankkgoodness. >> physiological..3 >> there you go. >> well, no excuses for the forecast todaa. it was beautiful. vytas reid is back with another >> i cannot remember. vytas? >>well let me remind you. here is what is going on with the forecast. beautiful day out there tooay. pleety of sunshine. in the mid 90s. seeing the southerly flow bring up the teeperatures. on h.d. rrdar righh now. looking at scanning the skies.
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nothing over baltimore. we have some activity back west. associated with a cool front headed this directton. taking down our temperatures a ú%t over the next few days. showers and thunderstorms are firing up along the front. stretching from erie, pennsylvania through eastern parts of ohio, down through southern ohio, chilocothe. it ooks likeethey are getting rainfall. zooming in closer picture. -ou can see west of wheeling west virginia, heavier showers. pittsburg aaea, north of there, up just around the northern suburbs it looks llke showers. and youngstown ohio. but for us, that will breakup3 over the mountains and not make ii here, with dry air in place.ú 91 was the high today. recorded out there at bwi thurgood marshall aiiport. and doontown around 93 to 94 degrees. and dry conditions with o precipitation to talk about. and, in fact, the change toward get to that in the five day. but 82 was the temperature right now. in baltimore.3 at 72. out in western maryland and biggee picture. you can see how the cooler air is back west. 66 in indianapolis.
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64 in chicago. compared to 70s around pittssurg. and 80s in our neck of the woods.3 that cool ffont will continue to moveeour direction and give s changes over thh next couple of days. clockwise rotation, bringing up froot. but see the showers and thunderstorms firing up long the frrnt w cool air following, that continues to march in through the next things hours. 48 hourss and over the next couple oo day you see the temperatures change a bit. and front breaks up over the wednesday, thursday, friday. next chance of rain probably won't arrive until the end of the eekend. down south, rain down there. 4 to 6 around san antonio, dallas. seeing heavy rain wrapping tropical storm hermine continues to have winds right now at 35 miles per hour. this will continue to lessen in activity s it makksslandfall. watching that track. aa ittcontinues to fall apart but flooding conditions thhee. and be tonight clouds. 73. tomorrow, clouds. breaking up with more sunshine. 85 to 86 degrees.
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and then your even-day forecast. shows the cooler temperatures, following that, at 78 thursday. friday, 77. more sunshine. saturdayybeautiful day at 82. with showers possible on sunday. ú% baltimore ravens met with the media today. hear frommt.j. houshmaadzadeh oncoming to baltimooe city next in "sports unnimited". %->> thhy care about haiti but
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my commute home to the eastern shore every night only takes an hour but that's more time than congress spends reading massive spending bills, it's crazy. that's why i wrote a law that requires 72 hours to read every bill. i read the big bills and i said no. no to the $3 trillion budget, no to the bank bailout, and no to the health care bill. at home you would never pay a bill without reading it neither should congress. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message because i'm proud to be ranked one of the most independent members of congress.
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too busy sniffing cocaane to notice his wwrk there. wycliffe john was born in haiti and wanted to run for president, this fall, but is not eligible because he has been livingoutsie last five years. john, however, now said he s preparing for a run five years from now. >> in a very ews like weekend ii was the biggest. ravens have acquired one of the major tormenters, t.j. houshmandzadeh, always feasted on the ravens and now they are adding him to an already imprrssive receiving core. he wassa bargain. seettle must pay him $7 million after releasing him. so he signee withhthe ravens for the veteran minimum. 855,000. pro bowler in 87, he played against the ravens 13 times. wwile with the bengals. averaging six catches for 76 yards. against that defense. after seeing all the damage rot, ú%zie pounced and t.j.
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>> to go from the situation was in, and to come here, is refreshing. ú%know these before guys bring to the table. because i playeddagainst them. i sat in rooms where coaches were game plaaning against them. and i know how stressful it s for them playing against baltimore. i havv been there, i know how much tress it puts on them. to be on that side and not deal with it. and worry about what ppottction ú%ll pick ttis up. aad what protection picks up thaa. is great. >> baseball heading into tonight. cc sabathia. was 11-0 this year. not lost there in over a year. but the orioles did not ssem too -azed. came out swinging. sabathia sitting on 19 wins for the year. league's first 20 game winner. but he is in trouble. in the first inning. bases loaded for wigginton. bloop toocenttr. finds grass in the bermuda
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roberts scores from third. o's lead, 1-0. that. gets peia home. markakis tries to score from sec. he slides. pasada cannot hang onto the ball. top of the third. after ones, flies ouu to right. sabathia calls pasada to the mound to discuss how to piich to noland reimold. very first pitch. look. crushes it to left. reaches the second deck of the -tadium. two run omb. they lead. runners on the orn corner for markakis. look at that pieceeof hitting. servee it to left. bell scores from third. o's taae the lead. that was ii for sabathia. 20 wins will have to waat. as the birds take the second straight game offthe series. >> and o's go for the sweep of the 1st plaae yankees tomorrow
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Mon, 1 July 2013
The Quotables Podcast comes to an end! This has been a labor of love, but lately it has been more labor than love. Cheryl and I truly want to thank all our listeners, contibutors, guests, and all you out there who supported our podcast!
We hope together you have enjoyed journeying with us as we have laughed and learned about many famous quotes and not so famous quotes. The interesting people who have shaped this world around us past, present, and future.
The podcast is over, but we may still contribute on our Facebook page, and our blogspot page at www.thequotablespodcast.blogspot.com ! Please continue to follow us on our Twitter feeds @SavageTechman and @PalacePrincess !
Thank you all and "let's get quoted"!
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Tue, 23 April 2013
On this episode we focus on the quotes of money-saving guru Suze Orman. We recently went to listen to her and we feel we gained much that could be helpful to others. Enjoy just a portion of the things Suze had to say and may it bring you happiness, hope, and wealth!
Thanks for listening,
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Thu, 4 April 2013
This episode celebrates quotes from Pope John Paul II, who was an enduring head of the Roman Catholic Church. Through his life example, and his beautiful words of encouragement, we receive a blessing of duty and salvation to be a steward to our fellow men and women.
Being a steward is not just in the holy sense, but also in using your God given talents to express yourself, and in helping others realize their true potential. What are you doing to be a steward?
Enjoy the episode and thanks for listening!
Direct download: TQ_15_Stewardship.mp3
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Wed, 20 March 2013
When everything old is new again, you would think we would have nothing left to say. Wrong! Just because the subject of this week's podcast died almost 900 years ago, it doesn't mean he has nothing to say to us today. Thanks to the new Pope for reminding us that Saint Francis of Assisi was a man ahead of his time. If you have ever seen a Nativity scene or worried about peace in the Middle East, this episode is for you.
With all that in mind, we hope you enjoy this episode, inspired by Pope Francis being elected as the new head of the Catholic Church.
Direct download: TQ_14_Francis.mp3
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Tue, 5 March 2013
On this episode we look at racism reflected in our movies; a different take on what we watch. Plus we focus on some internet quotes and sayings sweeping the internet.
We hope you enjoy this episode and don't forget to check our blogspot page and Facebook page for more in depth discussions!
Thanks and peace,
Ed and Cheryl
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Tue, 12 February 2013
Romance is in the air and so are quotes! If you are looking for an unusual way to say, "I love you", why not follow the examples of Clark Gable, Harrison Ford, Patrick Swayze, and others? After all, no one is more romantic than Sylvester Stallone.
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Ed and Cheryl
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Tue, 29 January 2013
We discuss quotes from Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven", Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken" and "Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening", plus The Axis Of Evil, and "We Are The World".
Find out what all these have in common on this episode.
Direct download: TQ_11_Nevermore.mp3
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Tue, 15 January 2013
On the celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 84th birthday and upcoming observance of the day celebrating his historic life, we wanted to discuss some of his best quotes, as well as a few lesser known quotes. We know you will enjoy this member of "The Quotables Hall of Fame" as well as an example of the great American MLK was to so many, and the power of influence his words and actions have on our country, as well as his relevance today.
Also we feature "Tammy" one of our Facebook friends and some of her favorite quotes dealing with "music". This is another great episode I know you will enjoy!
Direct download: TQ_10_MLK.mp3
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Tue, 8 January 2013
One small segment for us, one giant episode for you. Of course, that's not completely accurate and neither is the quote attributed to the first man to walk on the moon. Does it matter what Neil Armstrong really said, or when he decided to say it? For that matter, what difference does it make if you eat rice or bacon for breakfast? Only The Quotables would bring you an episode that explores both of these earth-shattering topics.
Bon appetit,
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Mon, 17 December 2012
Although we cannot make sense of the terrible violence that ended so many young lives in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012, we can draw upon the long tradition of using quotations to mourn together, to seek comfort, and to offer condolence. Peace be with you all.
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Andy Farrell, the England backs coach, will be at Wembley this evening to cast an eye over some red rose talent ahead of the opening autumn Test against Australia a fortnight Saturday. High on his checklist is an appraisal of Joel Tomkins, hot favourite for an international debut at outside centre. What better way of assessing a newcomer's form than witnessing him in one-on-one combat with a French midfielder as hard and ruthless as Florian Fritz?
Frustratingly, both Farrell and a record 50,000-plus crowd may have to wait a good deal longer than expected to see Tomkins and Fritz go at it on behalf of Saracens and Toulouse respectively. Mark McCall, the Londoners' rugby director, has picked the unusually versatile American back Chris Wyles in his starting line-up, with Tomkins on the bench.
As Wyles is one of the former English champions' most reliable performers – his value to the club is infinitely greater than his comparatively low profile would suggest – and Saracens are fond of operating a rotation policy in certain positions, McCall's decision is some way short of jaw-dropping. And besides, there will be plenty to interest Farrell from the kick-off, given the presence of his son Owen at outside-half, Alex Goode at full-back, the Vunipola brothers in the pack and a rejuvenated Chris Ashton on the right wing.
All the same, the No 13 position is an issue for England in the absence of Manu Tuilagi and Brad Barritt – not so much a selection headache as a full-blown migraine. Farrell would surely have expected to be watching Tomkins, a fellow cross-coder from rugby league land, from the very earliest stages, when Toulouse will unleash a high-quality back division boasting such luminaries as Maxime Medard, Yoann Huget, Clement Poitrenaud and the All Black string-puller Luke McAlister.
The French side, four-time champions of Europe and still one of the two or three biggest box-office draws in the club game, are travelling in strength following their predictable bonus-point victory over the weak Italian team Zebre in the opening round of pool matches. The flanker Thierry Dusautoir, who led France in the last World Cup final, is restored to the loose combination while the Test lock Yoann Maestri is back in the engine room.
"We will have to be much more rigorous against Saracens," said their long-serving coach, Guy Noves. "They have a good victory behind them from their visit to Connacht, which means we will also have to win there – something that puts us under pressure already. Also, they haven't been beaten in the English league this season. It shows that this group is a difficult one."
If, as Saracens expect, the crowd projections turn out to be correct, the gate will surpass the Wembley audience for the meeting with Leinster three years ago – the current high mark for a pool game in the UK. It will also lend weight to the Anglo-French campaign to set up a new cross-border tournament. One of the arguments put forward by the "breakaway" brigade is that the Heineken Cup organisers have failed to extract maximum value from the competition and as evidence, they point to last season's semi-final between Saracens and Toulon at Twickenham. Embarrassingly, a mere 25,000 turned up to see Jonny Wilkinson and company that day.
Leicester go into tonight's must-win match with Treviso at Welford Road with a fistful of changes from the team beaten in Belfast a week ago. Blaine Scully replaces Miles Benjamin on the wing, Graham Kitchener takes over from Louis Deacon at lock and Thomas Waldrom gets a run at No 8 ahead of Jordan Crane.
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Nearly two months ago more than 4,500 former American football players including former Philadelphia Eagles running back Kevin Turner agreed a $765m (£476m) settlement for concussion-related brain injuries.
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Cancer Signaling and Experimental Therapeutics Research in the Cancer Signaling and Experimental Therapeutics (CSET) Program focuses cell signaling pathways and how they impact cancer progression and therapy. The overall goal of the members of this program is to elucidate basic signaling mechanisms relevant to tumor biology and apply this knowledge to the discovery and development of new therapeutic approaches. There are two major overiapping themes within the Program's research: The first theme is Cancer Signaling and is comprised of three interrelated research areas;GTPases and kinases, hormonal signaling and cell adhesion signaling. The second theme is Experimental Therapeutics and is comprised of three interrelated research areas;drug delivery and RNA interference, small molecules and clinical trials. Major accomplishments of the Cancer Signaling and Experimental Therapeutics Program over the past funding period include identification of a new therapeutic target in estrogen receptor signaling in breast cancer, advancement of novel isoprenoid anti-cancer compounds into pre-clinical validation studies, and development of RNA-aptamer-based systemic delivery of RNA-interference in prostate cancer. There are numerous past and present productive collaborations both between members of the Program, and with members of other Cancer Center programs. For example, within the program Co-leader Dr. Hohl and Dr. Wiemer have collaborated to develop novel isoprenoid compounds with anti-cancer activity and advance these toward clinical trials and Program Leader Dr. Henry shares separate NCI and NIH grant funding with Drs. Quelle and Lynch, Leaders of the Cancer Genetics and Computational Biology and Cancer Epidemiology programs, respectively and has published recently with Dr. Ballas Leader of the Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy program. The program consists of 45 members from 7 basic science and 8 clinical departments and 3 Colleges. Peer-reviewed, research funding for this program totals $9.8 million with $3.5 million coming from the NCI. Program members published 339 cancer related papers over the prior funding period. Of these publications, 8% were intraprogrammatic, 27% were interprogrammatic and 2% were both intra and interprogrammatic, for a total of 37% collaborative publications.
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Trump's executive order on immigration brings back memories for Japanese Americans, who recall a similar moment in the U.S. 75 years ago. Read More
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THE OLD WASHINGTON ADAGE OF "Watch what we do, not what we say" is hard to apply to someone as serially outrageous as Donald Trump. But for all his untethered pronouncements about voter fraud and crowd size and media bias, it was President Trump's br
Energy levels rise and dip every 90 minutes, here is how to make the most of your time.
It's a bright new day for lobbyists and special interests in Washington, D.C., who seem to have little trouble gaining access to Trump's White House.
Sextortionists are hacking accounts and threatening blackmail victims for more.
California is preparing to lead the national revolt against the new president.
I asked one of my students to explain his support for Trump. The answer was more than I bargained for.
An exploding U.S. deficit and the devaluation of the renminbi make a trade war with China all but inevitable.
The Trump administration appears to have reversed the ban on green-card holders from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
Mothers—and some fathers—are increasingly suing employers for discriminating against working parents. They are succeeding.
Russia is clawing its way back to being a superpower—at the expense of U.S. influence and prestige.
Works by Sinclair Lewis, John Steinbeck, and Hannah Arendt have also had a spike in interest over the past year.
A conversation with Michael Wear, a former Obama White House staffer, about the party's illiteracy on and hostility toward faith
Pay no attention to the strongman who may or may not be behind the curtain
RUSSIA WAS NEVER MEANT TO BE Edward Snowden's final destination. When he decided in 2013 to leave his comfortable job in Hawaii as a U.S. intelligence contractor and expose his government's most invasive spying programs, the whistle-blower knew he wa
DURING THE CAMPAIGN OF 1800, AN OPPOSITION newspaper warned that if Thomas Jefferson were elected President, "murder, robbery, rape, adultery and incest will be openly taught and practiced . . . the soil will be soaked with blood, and the nation blac
He found the industry's weak spot—and exploited it relentlessly.
We sorted all of Trump's tweets since the election into 16 categories, from domestic policy to self-congratulations.
One weekend came close to undoing the firm legal foundation that's let U.S. business thrive
Driven by opportunism, pragmatism, or fear, many begin to forget that they used to think certain things were unacceptable.
Temper tantrums designed to undermine the Constitution for naked political purposes cannot be rewarded.
TO MANY AMERICANS, THE END OF SLAVERY is synonymous with Abraham Lincoln, who signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. But that's hardly the whole story. And it discounts the agency of thousands of slaves who voted with their feet for freedom.
Elite colleges including Harvard and Columbia are suspending athletes due to lewd private messages.
1 "America, in other words, is the country of both Obama and Trump, of the very best and the very worst, and its future is never settled but constantly remade," Andrew Sullivan wrote in his love letter to his adopted home ("America Is Still the Futur
A three-year investigation found that key parts of Snowden's story do not check out.
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Hospital patients are attacking staff at an alarming rate, and there are no federal regulations requiring employers to provide any protection.
Even America's own government analysts see the American Era drawing to a close.
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LISE DOBRIN is Associate Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics Program Director at the University of Virginia. She conducts linguistic, ethnographic, and historical research on Arapesh languages and cultures in Papua New Guinea. She has a special interest in the cultural aspects of language preservation, including how and why communities shift their allegiance from their local vernaculars to languages of wider communication; the technical and ethical dimensions of language documentation, description, and archiving; and the epistemologies and politics of linguistic research.Read More.
Tuesday, 31 January 2017
Read UVa President Teresa Sullivan's message to the University community, here. UVA Today
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Wednesday, 29 June 2016
A mountaintop archaelogical excauvation at the World Heritage Site is bringing students face to face with the past.Read More.
Monday, 20 June 2016
We are saddened to announce that our cherished colleague, Edith L.B. Turner, passed away on the morning of Saturday June 18, 2016, after a loving celebration of her 95th birthday. An obituary written by Edie's son Bob can be found at
Tuesday, 24 May 2016
"The Edgar F. Shannon Award recognizes the best graduating student from the School of Arts and Sciences. This is a great honor for Julie and for the Anthropology department. The Edgar F. Shannon Awards are conferred by the Z Society, and are named for the fourth president of the University. Julie is returning to Hamilton college where she is starting her new tenure track job this fall."Read More.
Thursday, 12 May 2016
Congratulations to Michael Wairungu (Ph.D. 2014), who has just been hired as Assistant Professor of Instruction in the African Studies Program at Northwestern University!Read More.
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Karenne Wood (Ph.D. 2016) has won the Seven Society's 2016 Ernest C. Mead Call to Community Award. Only one UVa graduate student is chosen each year. The Seven Society says "this award recognizes those who have worked tirelessly to overcome the obstacles that divide us by speaking out on behalf of their peers, by striving to see the world from others' perspectives, and by standing against intolerance and injustice."Read More.
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Hearty congratulations to Macario Garcia on getting a grant from the Clay Endowment for the Humanities!Read More.
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Congratulations to Bremen Donovan on an Honorable Mention in this year's competition for the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. A very significant achievement!Read More.
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Congratulations to Jiyeon Kang for receiving both a Weedon Travel Grant and a Buckner W. Clay grant, which will help with her fieldwork, which she is currently carrying out in Beijing!Read More.
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Congratulations to John Favini on getting an Honorable Mention on his application for the prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. A significant achievement!Read More.
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
It's a pleasure to announce that PhD alumni Arsalan Khan has accepted a tenure track position in Anthropology at Union College, where he has been teaching this year as a visiting professor.
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Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Assistant Professor China Scherz has won the UVa Alumni Board of Trustees Teaching Award for 2015-16. This University-wide award goes to an assistant professor with a "stellar teaching record" who is an "outstanding teacher". Only one award each year is made.
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Thursday, 3 March 2016
The Virginia Anthropology Society at the University organized a week full of engaging anthropology-related events, culminating in National Anthropology Day Feb. 19th.Read More.
Thursday, 3 March 2016
PhD Candidate Sue Ann McCarty uses 3-D printing to teach Mid-East Archaeology in the time of Daesh (Digital Humanities Now)Read More.
Tuesday, 26 January 2016
UVa Anthropology Professor Lise Dobrin worked with Rena Lederman (Princeton) to write the American Anthropological Association's official response to the federal government's recently proposed changes in the regulations for research ethics review implemented by IRBs.
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Kudos to Macario Garcia who has just been awarded a Wenner-Gren dissertation research grant.Read More.
Friday, 11 September 2015
Tracie Canada's book review of Lines of Descent: W. E. B. Du Bois and the Emergence of Identity by Kwame Anthony Appiah has just been published in Transforming Anthropology, Volume 23, Issue 2 (October 2015), Pages 121–122. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/traa.2_12053/abstract
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Do you remember that night? We were at summer camp and we decided to take walk around the cabins. That's where you told me about your past. How your parents lied to you about being adopted and how
you felt like you couldn't even trust them anymore. I thought it was only fair to tell you about my hard life. My grandmother dying, my mom's miscarriage, her fear of losing the baby that she was
pregnant with now. I even told about my thoughts of suicide and how I would never be able to do it because I couldn't do that to my mom. I couldn't leave her all alone again. You held me tight and
told me I was so strong for getting through everything semi OK. I was about to cry, but I wasn't going to show you the rest of my weak side. When we went back home, we were almost inseparable. I
swear we spent almost the whole summer together. But then, that fateful day came. I had just got out of the shower and heard my phone vibrate. It was a text from you. It said:
I don't think this is going to work out. We're over.
I stood there wide eyed with my mouth open. I was so angry! I slammed my phone on the floor and went to bed with a angry look on my face. I didn't cry at first, but then school came along. I had so many friends at first. There was Aileen, Lauren, Khadija, Courtney, Kaitlyn, Maggie, Arden, Arizbeth, Rachel, Joyce, Madison, Arlee, etc. But one by one, they left. Khadija, Courtney, Rachel, and Maggie just stopped talking to me. Lauren told me to my face that I was a awful person and deserved to die in Hell. Joyce and Madison moved away. Now, only Aileen, Kaitlyn, Arizbeth, and Arden are left. Arlee still sort of talks to me, but she ignores me once her other friends come by.
I started falling behind in school. My algebra teacher always tried to make me speak and when I did, she would ridicule me. I felt worthless and invisible. I had F's, D's, and C's in all my classes. My home life started to fall too. My mom had her baby, but the delivery caused her to lose so much blood that she is very weak now and won't fully recover for a long time. My dad is so bad tempered now. I feel like everything I do will make him mad. I still love him, but I pray every night to have my old dad back. My little sister hates my guts. I don't know what I did wrong, but every time I talk to her she tells me to shut up or go away. She calls me things like stupid retard and dumb slut. I still love her and I pray every night that she will love me back someday. I think I have depression because this kind of behavior from me has been going on for about a year now. If I don't have that, then I have low self esteem.
I try to escape my life by thinking about the good things I have. Like my friends that stayed with me even though I think I'm nothing. My mother who still loves me even though she's so sick and weak. My horse back riding instructor who I think deals with the same issues I have and then I think about you. When I think about you, I smile for a moment then cry. After three months, I've realized how much I've missed you. I've realized how much I love you. I want you back so bad, but I don't think I can reach you anymore. I've fallen too deep to grab your hand. The rope you used to throw down for me has been cut and I keep falling into the black. I keep asking all these questions to myself. Why did you leave me? Did I do something wrong? Could I change myself to fit what you want?
I feel so sad and upset with the fact that we broke apart because of something I did. What did I do? Please tell me so I can fix it! I want to fix it, but I know you probably won't accept me. I don't think I'll be able to move on. But, I still haven't told anyone about your life. I've kept my promise and I hope you've kept yours. I won't be whole again, but I can still act like I'm whole. I'm still taking the beating and you were the one that threw the first punch. I don't care though. I still love you and that will never change. So please keep me in your mind, just like I've kept you in mine.
I love you......
Shannon <3
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This is a very nice start. Is it fiction? Or did you actually write this letter to an x. If you are going to make it a story use the letter as your plot and flesh out everything. give us actual dialogue and scenes from school and camping so we can see why your characters friends don't talk to him/her. Using letter form around a story might actually be supremely interesting to read. kmu
If this is non fiction, as you say, NEVER change for anyone. It has to be for you, not who you can be. Turn the love to hatred.....things will be easier. I mean....a text message!?! Do better!
Happy trails!
This is really sad. I'm sorry, even if this is fictional, it doesn't sound like it. It sounds too personal. At least you're a fantastic writer, extremely honest and I think thats the best quality a writer (or person) can have.
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The telethon organized by MTV networks for earthquake relief in Haiti is expanding to several other cable outlets and all the broadcast networks.
The telethon, called "Hope for Haiti," will air live at 8 p.m. ET/5 PT on Friday, Jan. 22. In addition to MTV, VH1 and CMT, the special will also air on ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, The CW, CNN, HBO and BET. MTV, CNN and National Geographic will also broadcast the telethon worldwide through their international channels, MTV announced Friday (Jan. 15).
George Clooney is among the organizers of the telethon, which will raise money for relief for the Haitian people — as much as a third of the country's population — affected by this week's massive earthquake. MTV says CNN anchor Anderson Cooper will provide insight from Haiti, while Clooney will be in Los Angeles, and Wyclef Jean will be in New York. MTV says the telethon will also include musical performances, news stories and other celebrity appearances.
Joel Gallen, who produced similar specials after 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, will perform the same duties on "Hope for Haiti."
Proceeds from the telethon will benefit Oxfam America, Partners in Health, the Red Cross, UNICEF and the Yele Haiti Foundation.
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Rangers-Mariners Preview
SEATTLE -- Recent history isn't always the best gauge of baseball success, but the Texas Rangers have to be feeling good about Sunday's pitching matchup in the series finale.
The Rangers will send Cole Hamels (5-1) to the mound against a Seattle starter, Wade Miley, that Texas already roughed up twice this season.
Hamels beat the Mariners on Opening Day, allowing two runs and four hits in seven innings in the Rangers' 3-2 win. Conversely, Miley gave up 11 total runs in two starts against Texas in the opening two weeks of the season.
Working in Seattle's favor is the fact that Miley is coming off one of his better games, having thrown seven shutout innings in a win over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night.
Hamels is looking for his first win since May 22. His Sunday start could include a milestone. He is two strikeouts from 2,000 in his career -- a number that only 76 pitchers have achieved in major league history.
Hamels is the Rangers' top starter, at least until Texas gets a 100 percent healthy Yu Darvish up and running. Darvish is battling shoulder and neck stiffness and the Rangers announced Saturday that he'll skip his scheduled start Monday in Oakland.
"We just want to make sure he's OK," manager Jeff Banister said without offering a possible replacement.
The Rangers could conceivably make a roster move to bring someone up for Monday's start, but they're already pretty strapped for players with third baseman Adrian Beltre nursing a sore hamstring. Left-handed reliever Cesar Ramos has started three games this season, so he might be an option as well.
The news for Seattle's pitching rotation wasn't as encouraging Saturday. ESPN.com reported staff ace Felix Hernandez could miss up to another month with a strained right calf. Hernandez is eligible to come off the disabled list in the next few days, but he told ESPN that his target is to be activated four to six weeks from the original time he was put on the DL on June 1.
"I felt really bad," Hernandez told ESPN of receiving the news. "All I want to do is pitch with my team."
The Mariners sit four games behind Texas in the American League West standings after Saturday night's loss. Seattle was one strike from closing the gap to two games, but Rangers slugger Prince Fielder sent the game into extra innings with a two-out homer on a full count in the top of the ninth. Two innings later, teammate Rougned Odor added a solo homer of his own for the 2-1 win.
It was a big win for the Rangers, who now have a chance to win their third series from the Mariners.
"We needed this after dropping one (Friday night)," Saturday starter Colby Lewis said.
The Mariners, conversely, might need Sunday's game if they're going to stay in the AL West hunt. Without another chance to play Texas until August, Seattle can't afford to fall five games back.


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Homeland Security Shut Down Branch Investigating Militia Movement After Republican Pressure|
An insider's account of how Homeland Security ignored the biggest terror threat.
When casting its terrorist surveillance web to ensnare extremists, the US government missed the most glaring threat: white anti-government militias.
Daryl Johnson, a former analyst for the Department of Homeland Security, wasn't surprised when Ammon Bundy and his group of right-wing gunmen took over the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon. His office was responsible for the famous 2009 report, "Rightwing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment," which suggested right-wing groups would be an emerging domestic terror threat if left unchecked.
However, the report, which was published in the fraught political climate shortly after the first inauguration of Barack Obama, created outrage amongst Republicans and right-wing media outlets, and the political pushback resulted in the burying of the report, an apology from DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano, and the eventual closure of Johnson's office. After his operation was shut down as a result Republican resistance, Johnson told the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) that the reaction was surprising to him, given his own political leanings.
"They would have been shocked to know that I personify conservatism. I'm an Eagle Scout. I'm a registered Republican. I'm Mormon," Johnson said. "In fact, I was helping the Boy Scouts with a fundraiser when I heard the report being attacked on the news."
Sure enough, the government's disowning of the report was premature. The SPLC tallied the right-wing white terror attacks that shook the nation in the months following the report's burial:
Events in the immediate aftermath of DHS' suppression of its report seemed clearly to exonerate its conclusions. In late May 2009, abortion provider George Tiller was shot and killed by an anti-abortion fanatic — just the kind of person the DHS report had warned of in one section. In June 2009, neo-Nazi James von Brunn killed a security guard at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., while trying to storm into the building. Many similar attacks and planned attacks by the radical right have followed, right up to the present day.
"The D.H.S. is scoffing at the mission of doing domestic counterterrorism," Mr. Johnson said. "The same patterns that led to the growth of the antigovernment groups in the 1990s is being played out today. D.H.S. should be doing more," Johnson told the New York Times.
Shortly after his firing in 2011, Johnson told the SPLC that he suspected the election of Barack Obama would lead to an explosion of predominantly white anti-government extremist groups:
"I started thinking, 'What if the U.S. elects a black president? What impact will this have on extremism in this country?' It seemed pretty clear to me that it would lead to a radicalization and recruitment boom by white supremacists, militias, and other right-wing extremists, because this is what they fear the most—a black president, the ultimate symbol of a minority population's integration into U.S. society.
Just before the weekend, the White House announced a new task force involving the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, and other federal agencies to sniff out ISIS' supporters in the US. Not only has Johnson criticized the measure for ignoring legitimate threats from anti-government groups, but a leading member of Congress has, as well. In an interview with the Times, U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), one of two Muslims in Congress, said more Americans have been killed by right-wing domestic terrorists than by ISIS.
"Right-wing extremists have launched an average of 330 attacks a year and killed about 250 people between 2002 and 2011. These are dangerous people," Ellison said, citing a 2013 report from the U.S. Military Academy's Combating Terrorism Center.
Since Barack Obama's first term began, the U.S. has seen an explosion in recruitment for right-wing anti-government groups. According to the SPLC's research, there were 276 anti-government militia groups in 2015 — 74 more than in 2014.
Heidi Beirich, who leads the SPLC's effort in tracking domestic terrorist groups, told the New York Times that the Cliven Bundy standoff in 2014 further enabled right-wing militias to take further action.
"A year and half later, there have been no prosecutions whatsoever," Beirich said. "Pointing a gun at a federal officer is a crime."
Johnson told the New York Times he feels its time for the DHS to re-open its domestic extremism office, given the prevalence of right-wing militia groups like the one that took over federal property in Oregon.
"[DHS is] supposed to provide the analysis and intelligence to track these kinds of things before it gets to the point of confrontation."
Tom Cahill is a writer for US Uncut based in the Pacific Northwest. He specializes in coverage of political, economic, and environmental news. You can contact Tom via email at [email protected]


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Cold Horseradish Dressing
18 Oct 2009
Try this amazingly delicious Cold Horseradish Dressing. This tasty and effortlessly prepared Cold Horseradish Dressing is the one dressing about which you surely would love to talk about with us!
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), finely grated
|Sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|To Taste
|Black pepper
|To Taste, freshly ground
|1 Teaspoon, finely chopped
Mix together all the ingredients except the dill.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 497 Calories from Fat 403
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 46 g70.6%
Saturated Fat 26.5 g132.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 119.6 mg39.9%
Sodium 763.5 mg31.8%
Total Carbohydrates 21 g6.9%
Dietary Fiber 2.3 g9.4%
Sugars 17.8 g
Protein 6 g11.5%
Vitamin A 34.3% Vitamin C 35.8%
Calcium 30.2% Iron 7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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Culture Shock
By Steven Robert Allen
Victims of strict Catholic educations can purge some of their residual pain by attending Vicki Quade and Maripat Donovan's Late Nite Catechism, a comedy that will run for 16 performances from March 2 through March 16 in UNM's Rodey Theatre. Even non-Catholics will probably appreciate this funny look at classroom authoritarianism. Beware the paddle. Tickets are $32. (800) 905-3315.
Art Magnified
Theatre X
By Steven Robert Allen
Ch-ch-ch-changes. Mary Zimmerman's play Metamorphoses, based on the mythical tales of Ovid, created a lot of hoopla as an off Broadway production in New York. Now director Denise Schultz brings a version to UNM's Theatre X. The UNM production will incorporate puppets and masks, but because of its risque nature it's not recommended for kids under 16. Metamorphoses runs Wednesday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. through March 6. $8 general, $6 students/seniors. 277-4569.
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Gypsy Spirit
Popejoy Hall
By Steven Robert Allen
The romance and mystique surrounding the Roma (gypsy) people goes back centuries. This Friday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. in UNM's Popejoy Hall, the Budapest Dance Ensemble, one of the oldest folk dance troupes of Central Europe, will offer up the music and dance traditions of the Roma in Gypsy Spirit, a smashingly popular traveling show. The complex choreography and jumping music should be a sight to behold. Tickets are $19, $26 and $29. To reserve yours, call (800) 905-3315.
Speed Reader
Review by Steven Robert Allen
Tour of Duty: John Kerry and the Vietnam War
The distinction is stark. When George W. Bush graduated from Yale, his daddy got him out of fighting in Vietnam by getting him a coveted spot in the Texas Air National Guard. When John Kerry graduated from Yale, he joined the Navy and became a war hero. In Tour of Duty, Brinkley tells the senator's bloody battle stories and relates Kerry's later efforts in the anti-war movement.
Author Interview
Living Off the Land
An interview with T.C. Boyle
By Steven Robert Allen
T.C. Boyle has been a reliable fiction factory for well over two decades. His best-known book is undoubtedly The Tortilla Curtain, the 1995 social novel that lampooned the immigration situation along our southern border. Yet novels like A Friend of the Earth and The Road to Wellville, as well as Boyle's numerous short story collections, have also met with plenty of commercial and critical success.
Art News
The Graffiti Artist
Lee Quiñones at UNM's Keller Hall
By Steven Robert Allen
In the late '60s, graffiti artists, many of them extraordinarily talented teenagers, began painting on subway cars and other surfaces all over New York City. Lee Quiñones' family didn't have a car at the time, so the subway was their principle mode of transportation. As a youngster, he saw graffiti everywhere he went. When he was 14 years old, he picked up a spray can and started doing it himself.
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Cranberry Raisin Sauced Chicken
|Whole chicken breasts
|2 Large, skinned and boned and halved lengthwise
|Whole cranberry sauce
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Brown sugar
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground cloves
|1 Dash
Place chicken pieces in a 10x6x2-inch nonmetal baking dish.
Micro-cook, covered loosely with waxed paper, on 100% power (high) for 4 to 6 minutes or till no longer pink, turning pieces over and rearranging once.
Keep chicken warm.
In a 2-cup glass measure combine cranberry sauce, raisins, brown sugar, and cloves.
Micro-cook, uncovered, on high for 1 to 2 minutes or till heated through, stirring once.
Pour sauce over chicken to serve.
Recipe Summary
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 987 Calories from Fat 53
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6 g9%
Saturated Fat 1.5 g7.6%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 261 mg87%
Sodium 343.2 mg14.3%
Total Carbohydrates 129 g42.9%
Dietary Fiber 4.8 g19.1%
Sugars 92.6 g
Protein 105 g210.6%
Vitamin A 1.9% Vitamin C 11.1%
Calcium 7.4% Iron 22.9%
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Jesus Saved Me
Proverbs 3:5Matthew 7:7
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding."
"Ask, and it shall be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you."
2 Peter 3:91 John 1:9
"The Lord is not slow to fulfill His promise as some count as slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance."
"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness."
Romans 3:23Romans 5:8
"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."
"But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."
John 10:101 Corinthians 10:13
"The thief does not come except to kill, to steal, and to destroy. I have come that you may have life, and have it more abundantly."
"No temptation has overtaken you except such as is common to man; but God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will also make the way of escape, that you may be able to bear it."
Philippians 4:7Matthew 6:33
"and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus."
"But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you."
Matthew 5:6Romans 14:1
"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled."
"As for the one who is weak in faith, welcome him, but not to quarrel over opinions."
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UMC Event Calendar
Center for Rural Entrepreneurial Studies Featured Speaker: Jill Blashack Strahan, CEO of Tastefully Simple - open to the public
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Entrepreneur Speaker Series
Jill Blashack Strahan
Jill Blashack Strahan is the founder of Tastefully Simple, a direct sales company based out of Alexandria, Minnesota. She is one of the nation's leading female entrepreneurs and has been named one of the top CEOs in the nation by Inc., Pink, and Fast Company magazines. In her presentation titled, Small Beginning and Big Dreams, Jill will share three success factors for entrepreneurs and her straight-forward philosophy for building a multi-million dollar business.
This event is free and open to the public.
Location:Kiehle Auditorium
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HI Glen:
The below info is all I have for the "searchable database". I need a
Japanese map to know how to spell, perhaps what I have in the database has
been spelled wrong?
Dwarf hosta selection from Chishima island in northern Japan. Very vigorous
and shiny ruffled leaf
Pat Mora
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> I have found no reference to this hosta. Can anyone help me.For some
> I can only get to the "Ca..." section of the letter C in the hosta
> library.I can't find it in my hosta finder...but it is not this year's
> hosta finder. It's an intersting little plant but would like to know
> more.Thanks glen
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Sir Christopher Ball, director of learning at the Royal Society of Arts, told the North of England education conference that much more public money should be spent on nursery and primary schooling and much less on higher education.
He also said GCSE exams should be scrapped and replaced by a broad exam at 18.
In his presidential address he argued that class sizes should changed so that they were equivalent to roughly twice pupils' average age. Nursery children would be in classes of only six per teacher and 12-year-olds in classes of 24. "In a world where such a rule applied young people would more easily become autonomous, responsible learners - and become so earlier."
The effect on higher education would be dramatic. "On the assumption of an average age of 25 in universities today, it would need to be remodelled on a staff student ratio of 50." The present ratio is 15:1. In addition, more funding for higher education should come from private funds.
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Back order mod for Cubecart V4
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I own a Cubecart online store and I want to be able to address backorders. Here are my requirements:
When an order has been placed but one or many of the items is out of stock, you can view the order details and for any products that are out of stock you can mark them as 'backordered'. The products will be removed from the original order and a new order will be created containing just those products. You then have two separate orders, so the original order can be dispatched without the out of stock products, and the new order can be dispatched later when the products are restocked.
Note: The new order that is created will have a status of "Backorder", thus allowing you to keep track of all orders which are waiting on stock to be replenished.
When products are backordered, they are not entirely removed from the order. Instead, at the press of a button, they are marked as "Backordered", the quantity of the products is set to zero, and the value of the items is removed from the order totals. The new order that is created for the backordered items will contain all the same details as the original order (i.e. customer invoice/delivery details, etc) except it will contain only the items that were backordered. The order will have a status of "Backorder" to indicate that order is waiting on an item to be restocked. When the items are restocked, the order status can then be set to "Processing" and the order can be processed as a normal order. Keep in mind that some items of this newly 'normal' order can be set to 'backorder' again.
This feature will have to work in both the english and french version of the CC admin program. I can provide the french wording if required. I would like this feature to be built as a Cubecart MOD type, so it can be easily removed and reinstalled if necessary.
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Years back, I was doing a story in a guy named Breaux Greer. He was an Olympic javelin thrower. When the conversation turned to steroids—an unavoidable topic in today's sporting landscape— he mentioned watching Olympic sprinter Marion Jones train one day. He said Jones and her companions did sprint after sprint, after sprint. Greer said the intensity and duration of the workout is what gave him pause.
US PRESSWIREBrowns CB Joe Haden.
You know that story. Marion Jones was stripped of her medals, her credibility, her dignity, and her life. It's because she took something that helped her. It didn't make her fast right there on the spot. We're not talking Jack's magic beans that led to his instantly wondrous beanstalk. She was already fast. Jones took THG or "The Clear," which increases serotonin levels in the brain, which allowed her to train as hard as humanly possible. That's what most performance enhancing agents do: allow you to train harder and to recuperate faster than normal. In the business of excellence, athletic or otherwise, there's little use for normal.
Naturally the news that Browns cornerback Joe Haden tested positive for a banned substance brought forth the usual righteous indignation reserved for this particular topic. Color me cynical, but I doubt anyone with an opinion on this story is all that concerned with Haden's health. Today, there's this inherent belief that any foreign substance diminishes one's accomplishments, that anything stronger than caffeine is not just an unfair advantage, but a violation of some puritanical code whereby feats achieved by less than wholesome means should be stricken from the record.
Haden tested positive for Adderall, which is a central nervous system stimulant. It affects chemicals in the brain and the nerves that contribute to hyperactivity and impulse control. He faces the prospect of a four game suspension. But that's just a clerical issue. Adderall falls under the guise of an amphetamine. And that, folks, is where the drama starts.
There's a stigma attached to such a thing, to that word: Amphetamine. In the 60's counter culture drug parlance, they were known as "Speed," "Uppers," "Bennies," or my personal favorite "Black Beauties." Why was Haden taking it?
Those even more cynical than me will suggest that he was covering it up for something else.
Or it may help Haden to stay focused in meetings. The professional game rewards those who can both retain and apply strands of information in fractions of a second. Perhaps Adderall gives him the energy to work out and practice as hard as he can on a regular basis. In that context, it doesn't sound so insidious.
Here's another context. I had a discussion with a university administrator who told me how prevalent it was for students to use stimulants—especially around exam time. Their drug of choice: Adderall, which is prescribed for Attention Deficit Disorder.
College students on the path to ruin? Or doing whatever it takes to be the crown jewels in a bleak professional market?
It's been argued that the current generation of young people—college students and twenty something athletes included—are afflicted with another a disorder more corrosive than A.D.D.: a sense of entitlement. My wife taught a course at a big ten school. One of her students explained that he couldn't devote as much time to an assignment because he was going home for the weekend where he was "planning to hang out with his friends." The young man wasn't an athlete, mind you. Just a slacker doing what slackers do.
So here's our dilemma: Do we champion the kid who ransoms everything, including his well-being to achieve? Or do we give a pass to the kid who just wants to get by in order to hang out with his friends?
There's another option, you say? Just drink a lot of coffee and do your best?
What if your child works as hard as he can yet doesn't get into the good school, doesn't make the dean's list, isn't called back for a second interview, never gets a seat in the executive lounge, never walks the halls of power, doesn't make it to the NFL, to the Pro Bowl, to the big, life securing contract?
All these things require hard work. That's what I hear. That's what we were told. That's what we tell our kids. That's what I'll tell my daughter.
Hard work. Yeah, that's what I'll tell her.
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