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Governor Bill Owens says that when he's term-limited out of the governor's office in January 2007, he'll go into the "private sector," but it's not too late for him to reconsider and give just a few more years to public service. (No need to go the full Roy Romer route and become superintendent of Los Angeles schools -- although that job's about to be open, too.) At one point, Owens was touted as a potential presidential contender -- so there's no reason he shouldn't head the list as a vice-presidential contender. And the White House could use some fresh blood, particularly blood that hasn't been shed by a friend of the current vice president. At some point, Dick Cheney's got to go -- to hell, to the hospital, wherever -- and who better than Texas native Owens to keep George W. company through the rest of his term? Not only has the genial Owens proven his ability to debate almost anyone, the ACLU included, on the national stage, but he's an accomplished hunter who's never, ever shot anyone, confirms spokesman Dan Hopkins.
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At the Colorado Legislature, you often can't tell the players without a scorecard -- and fortunately, Rocky Mountain News reporter Lynn Bartels is there to keep score. When she's not breaking news (and there's been plenty this session), she's offering amusing, insightful play-by-play on the various wins and losses. Unlike Denver's sports-page stars, politicians play for keeps. But so does Bartels.
It took him long enough, but in the end, John Hickenlooper made the right decision. Disappointing those who wanted him to run for governor (and divide the Colorado Democratic Party in the process), he opted instead to complete a whole term (at least) as mayor of Denver, continuing to push the impressive, ambitious agenda that has already put him on the national political map. Today and tomorrow, the city; there's time enough for the world after that.


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Park City • The film world loves hyperbolic terms such as "explosive material," but that description is more than figurative for the Sundance Film Festival documentary "After Tiller."
The bracing, 85-minute journey into the heart of the abortion debate is the only film among this year's line-up to require its own retinue of arms guards, plus a full security check, during its Friday world premiere at Park City's Temple theater.
It's risk enough when the namesake of a film is Dr. George Tiller, the Kansas physician assassinated in 2009 during a service in his Wichita church. When the only four doctors performing late-term abortions in the United States show up at the world-premiere screening for a question-and-answer session with the audience, filmmakers don't take any chances.
Directors Lana Wilson and Martha Shane, both 29, are first-time filmmakers who worked for nearly three years on the film. "We felt good about it (the security at the premiere)," Wilson said. "It meant we could exhale."
Shane added: "The doctors are the best spokespeople for this issue, so of course they had to be there and be safe."
Abortion then and now • Shane and Wilson's film arrives on the cusp of the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Jan. 22, 1973, U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion. It also comes on the heels of a recent Pew Research Center poll showing that a majority of Americans under 30 aren't aware of the landmark case.
Even as the issue continues to be part of the nation's ongoing "culture wars" debate, it appears to be something of a moot point for younger generation who has taken legal abortion for granted. Some speculate that's because the procedure is increasingly carried out through abortifacient medicines at the earliest stages of pregnancy.
"After Tiller" focuses on the estimated less than 1 percent of all abortions that take place in the "late" third trimester, between week 25 and 28 of a pregnancy. It's also estimated that the majority, 80 percent, are performed after parents learn that their child will be born with rare, devastating medical conditions that make life for the child unbearable, or not viable, soon after they're born. Unlike abortions in the early stage of pregnancy, "After Tiller" makes it clear that late-term abortions are performed almost as still births, with the baby euthanized and labor induced.
Only nine states allow the procedure. After Tiller's murder in 2009, only four American physicians continue to perform it. Shane and Wilson profile these physicians and chronicle their workday lives.
LeRoy Carhart is the frumpy, always collected physician with a stalwart wife for his assistant. His stable was burnt down in 1991 in retribution for his abortion practice, taking with it the lives of 17 of his horses. With late-term abortions made illegal in his native Nebraska, Carhart searched for an office lease in Iowa before settling in Maryland, trailed by protesters every step of the way.
Shelley Sella, who was a midwife before she became a doctor, and Susan Robinson, who practices with one eye on compassion and another on no-nonsense pragmatism, both worked for Tiller in Wichita, Kan. Now the pair maintain offices in New Mexico, where they counsel and treat women who sometimes travel across the country for their services.
Warren Hern proves the most wry-humored of the bunch, a doctor who endures bullets shot through his office door, harassing phone calls to his elderly mother, and the breakdown of his first marriage under the pressure of his chosen profession. He remains resolute throughout, having spent years in Latin America, where abortion remains illegal and women are likely to die after botched attempts of their own.
Patients and conscience • As Shane and Wilson move film cameras in-and-out of the doctors' offices, all four physicians prove themselves caring and conscientious.
Procedures aren't filmed. Instead, viewers watch gut-wrenching sessions of patient counseling, where patients and their partners are rendered anonymous by camera angle or obfuscation. In these sessions, viewers can't escape the fact that professionals are guiding people through agonizing decisions from which some will never escape unscathed.
"It's guilt no matter what you do," says one faceless woman off-camera in Sella's office. "It's guilt if you do what we're doing here, and it's guilt if we bring him [our baby] into this world and he has no quality of life."
There are times when the doctors' patients become almost a collective, central character in "After Tiller," depicted through the body-language of holding hands, fidgeting fingers and feet, and the use of box-after-box of tissue.
"It shows you how perverse it is that this issue ends up in Legislatures," Wilson said at a press conference.
One patient speaks to Robinson through tears about Hudson, her baby boy who unless she aborts will live a life of "shunts, surgeries and seizures" due to his rare medical condition. Doctor and patient talk of how when she says hello to her child for the first time that's also when she will say goodbye.
One 16-year-old girl travels from Reno to Robinson's office in Albuquerque in search of advice, resulting in a conversation between Robinson and a counselor similar to what might be heard from the pro-life protesters outside her office building.
In one key scene, after Robinson's assistant announces she wants nothing more to do with the teenager, because she's confident the girl will regret her decision, Robinson takes the reigns. Protecting women from regret is wonderful, were it only possible, Robinson tells her assistant. What matters is determining if a patient is committed to a decision, and whether a physician can treat that patient safely.
"Who am I to decide if [a woman] has a great story or not?" Robinson asks. "Women are able to struggle with complex issues for themselves and arrive at a decision."
There are times "After Tiller" transcends its subject by offering poignant, heart-rending consideration of how any life decision, abortion or not, changes perspective over time.
Decisions are always based on knowledge anchored in the present time, because that can be known. The comfort of wisdom and the pain of regret are left to future hindsight. "Remember why you made your decision now, because time changes it," Sella advises her patients.
Bringing a difficult film to market • Audience members at Friday's premiere of "After Tiller" asked the filmmakers how they planned to bring their remarkable, difficult documentary into the mainstream market. The film market loves controversy, and controversy has followed the issue of abortion continually, Shane and Wilson said.
While both Shane and Wilson are themselves pro-choice, both said they never wanted to make a polemic. "We wanted a movie that looked at those gray areas," Shane said. "We wanted as intimate a film as possible."
The subjects of their film will, of course, continue to speak for themselves.
Hern, for one, made his allegiance clear: As security guards on either side of him kept watch, he told audience members they can best understand the dynamics of the ongoing debate by reading Machiavelli.
"This is about power who has it and who doesn't," Hern said. "It's about who decides: the woman, or the state. This is a war on uppity women."
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(Billy Hallowell) It's shaping up to be a dramatic day in the courtroom for those keeping a watchful eye on the Dr. Kermit Gosnell case. According to columnist J.D. Mullane, a writer for the Bucks County Courier Times, the abortion doctor was acquitted this morning on three counts of murder and one count of infanticide.
In a series of tweets from inside the courtroom, Mullane described the dismissals, noting that Gosnell still has five murder charges remaining against him (in sequence from oldest to newest):
#Gosnell defense atty Jack McMahon asks Judge Jeffrey Minehart for abort doc's acquittal. Judge listens, takes recess.— jdmullane (@jdmullane) April 23, 2013
#Gosnell Judge Minehart acquits abort doc on 3 counts murder, 1 infanticide, 5 abuse of corpse; but 5 murder charges remain.— jdmullane (@jdmullane) April 23, 2013
#Gosnellacquittals came after def atty Jack McMahon argued that DA could not prove babies were alive when abort doc severed necks.— jdmullane (@jdmullane) April 23, 2013
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A San Antonio grandmother has been busted by federal agents for selling cakes.
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(Cleveland) - Hundreds of people were baptized at Edgewater Beach in an event conducted by The Word Church.
Pastor R.A. Vernon says he wanted to do something to Cleveland's spiritual dynamic with the city dealing with 3 serial killer cases this year.
Vernon explained that he hoped to prevent further violence by touching and changing lives through a mass baptism and a renewal of the faith. About 10 years ago The Word Church conducted a similar ceremony in Lake Erie.
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Freemasonry, the system of the antichrist, has played in its opinion an insidious game worldwide. It tried to indicate Muslims as the antichrist to Christians. And it tried to show Christians as the antichrist to Muslims. It set the devout people against each other and showed them as two opposing groups that struggled with each other, and that suspected from each other and played the two devout parts up against each other. The antichrist, while doing this, aims to crush the sincere devout part of each party and to weaken them. This is A CONSPIRACY INSIDIOUSLY REALIZED BY THE INCULCATION POWER OF THE ANTICHRIST IN ITS INTELLECTUAL STRUGGLE AGAINST BELIEVERS.
Freemasons, as a part of this insidious game, showed Christians the struggle against believers of other religions to be a holy struggle done with zeal and enthusiasm and thus also put Christians in this struggle. Christians, as a consequence of this insidious game, were turned to struggle against Muslims instead of struggling against the system of the antichrist. As for the antichrist, it found the opportunity to continue its devilish activities while setting people who devoutly believe in Allah, the Prophets, Paradise and Hell against each other. With the effect of the antichrist system people were distanced from the belief in Allah. ATHEISM PREVAILED THE ENTIRE WORLD. The antichrist suppressed the supporters of both religions and rapidly developed the cruel systems against the belief in Allah such as Darwinism, fascism, and communism. Freemasonry strengthened itself as a result of this conspiracy while the supporters of both religions were in an artificial suspect against each other.
As a result of the insidious game of the antichrist, the fascist and communist ideologies that once prevailed the world with the impact of Darwinism CAUSED THE MASSACRE OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE. Currently NEITHER IN FRANCE, NOR IN RUSSIA OR CHINA PEOPLE CAN SPEAK AGAINST DARWINISM. THE STATE POLICIES ARE FOUNDED ON DARWINISM AND MATERIALISM. And it is MASONRY that conducts this. The world's current prevailing system by no means supports the faith in Allah. Almost in nowhere in the world the sentence "all living beings are created by Allah" is pronounced. In consequence of this furtive dominion all believers are being oppressed, insulted and SLAUGHTERED in masses. In the wake of this insidious game of the antichrist masses have been led to disaster and MORE THAN 350 MILLIONS OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED IN THE WORLD.
At present while this insidious game of the antichrist has been exposed, it has been clear that it is the freemasonry that dominates the system of the antichrist in the world and since it is divulged, people need to be vigilant against this game. By the will of Allah, with the returning of the Prophet Jesus (as) and the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (as) the system of the antichrist will be removed and the thought system of the freemasonry will be completely eradicated. As the Golden Age in which Hazrat Mahdi (as) and the Prophet Jesus (as) will bring peace and security to the earth is drawing very near, the sincere believers in Allah and the Prophets should pave the way for the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) and struggle to bring the game of freemasonry, the system of the antichrist down. Our Lord has stated in His verse that it is the believers that will outrun.
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Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa praised the grant as moving the area one step closer to developing a cutting-edge warning system that will help prepare the region for a major quake.
"We all know that it is a question of when, not if," Villaraigosa said at a news conference held at the city's Emergency Operations Center. "The people at the U.S. Geological Service and Caltech have developed this program that is in use all over the rest of the world and we are just now getting to install it for ourselves. "
Dr. Lucy Jones of the geological service agency said scientists believe they might be able to provide up to 40 seconds of warning that an earthquake is coming - enough time to allow doctors to halt operations, elevators to go to a near floor and stop service, slow trains and send out warnings to emergency officials.
"This has been an extraordinary collaboration to bring this together," Jones said. "We can tell you when an earthquake has begun and get it to you at the speed of light so you know when an earthquake hits. The science is there and ready to happen. "
But, she said, the program still needs full funding of about $23 million to complete the system and $16.5 million a year in operational funding.
Jones said other countries - Japan, Mexico and Turkey - have taken steps to install similar systems, but only after they were struck by earthquakes.
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This shit buzzes me the fuck out, if your so depressed and thinking about killing yourself why are you talking about it on an INTERNET FORUM as if its nothing? fucking stupid shit I hate this thread.
but i agree with you, stay alive for nos
Dont do nos...that's some stupid shit.
Gets all up in your brain and does some irreparable damage...kinda like huffing duster but with a longer effect...
Only reason people are using that shit now is because somebody got the idea to sell it in balloons at parties for huge profit.
seriously...please dont do Nos...or youll end up like me, with fuckin memory problems so bad that you can barely remember what you did the night before....
And all for a cheap high...
ok ill stop preaching now.
Good thread idea man.
I lost a very good friend to suicide. RIP Joe.
AK, your very stupid...
I'm sure fucking jumping into a mental clinic whould not be top priority on your choice as well, Backalley that peice was sick.
Man fuck everyone, I swear the only one you can rely on is yourself. To tell you truth is that I am sick of that man, not having anyone to talk to will make a person go fucking crazy and i think I'm startin to lose it.
Like 3-4 years ago when i was 17 yrs old now im 23 i tryed 2 kill myself ,i take a lot of pills cut my veins and just sitting on my bed waiting to die, my sheet was full of blood, and just waiting there on the bed.. but i realized thats it was a bad solution you know so i just call immediatly the medic ! so they came home grab me up at my house they found me on the ground because i lost consience " dunno if you write it like that ? " and going to hospital as fast they can going to the emergency room , stayed 1 week in the hospital then transfered to a psychiatric hospital you know " Whit suicidal person, schizophrenic and all the shit .. " so now im on prozac and i feel more depress more than back in the days whit that it's like .. with that pills its like they force me to be all the time HAPPY.. i was on depress my whole life, i was harrased at school, my parent complaining against me, i got judged all the ime in my yougers day and i don't have lot of friends im basiky very shy ! ans i never had a girlfriends due to their POKERFACE ! or "Hidden Face" i don't trust her .. you know.. whit all happens in my life .. 2 me its , me myself and i ! that's it ..
I love basikly nothin about the life .. i don't watch tv, i just draw, draw , draw , and internet i feel like on internet no one is judgin' you in a sens..
Im feel these days such an abandonned factory building collasped and rusted all over the place ..
Remembers that shit, suicide is not a videogame once your dead your dead there no way 2 come back so think about it bfore , and think at all the pain you'll left to your familly and around you ..
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Man sometimes me, myself and I, don't work man. I am sick of me myself and I. No one to talk to, no one know the real me, nor do they care. I know my time is coming soon it's just a matter of time. People say to you make your own luck but thats fucking bullshit, I am a good person with a good heart and not a fucking thing good happens to me, I don't remember the last time I had a good day. I am sick of all these days that go by and I can't do a damn thing to make it go well so giving up sounds like the best solution. You guys may have someone to miss you but I don't.
I dont know, suicide is some serious shit man. Ive been through it, thought about it multiple times. All i can say, its not worth it man. Its a selfish act, you end your problems but you make more for others. All i can say is always look up, everything happens for a reason.
btw i wrote this song, thought i should put it here. The song is basicly saying enjoy your life, even if its bad... Enjoy what you have, make the best of out every situation. Dont let your problems ruin your life, just enjoy it.
Let me tell you something, Its about life
I'll tell you how hard it is, i'll tell you what its like
You just gotta keep on moving forward, and realise
That life goes on,
Life goes on and I know it may be hard
But life goes on, even from the start
And life goes on, it keeps on moving
Life goes on, and life goes on.
Life goes on, it will never stop
Keep your head up, and alwasy be on top
Dont let your problems ruin what you have
Think about the times that made you laugh
Forget about the times that made you mad
Or the times that made you sad
just be happy with what you got,
You may not realise, thats alot
but when its all gone, you'll want it back
some things you will never ever get back
So enjoy them, while they last
Things will pass, its all too fast
I cant keep up, this has to end
You just gotta use your common sense
To see some good, i garantee it will
im telling you, this is for real.
Let me tell you something, Its about life
I'll tell you how hard it is, i'll tell you what its like
You just gotta keep on moving forward, and realise
That life goes on,
Life goes on and I know it may be hard
But life goes on, even from the start
And life goes on, it keeps on moving
Life goes on, and life goes on.
Let me tell you a little something about me
Ive had problesms that you wouldnt believe
Been though so much shit in the past 3 years
Believe it or not, At times i shredded Tears
But those times are over, Now im fine
just because i looked up all the time
had to pick myself up, it was hard
i did not ever let my gaurd down
i know at times it may seem impossible
but you have to promise not to let go
dont slip dont fall, just stand tall
fuck what everone else says
keep on doing, what you do best
fuck the haters, and all the rest
always keep a postive mind, forever.
And remember, life goes on.
Let me tell you something, Its about life
I'll tell you how hard it is, i'll tell you what its like
You just gotta keep on moving forward, and realise
That life goes on,
Life goes on and I know it may be hard
But life goes on, even from the start
And life goes on, it keeps on moving
Life goes on, and life goes on.
So yeah... im cool like that. i think?....
Keep your mind right, any true g or any REAL person would never commit suicide, that shit is for lames and peons. If you're actually talking bout that suicide shit then do something about it and don't be a pussy bitch, call a teen help line or whatever talk to your moms and dads and get over that whackass shit, too many homies lost in the game to suicide and if you're dealing with thoughts like that you can PM me and I'll come down if I can and just gve you 200 reasons for you punk ass to live. That is straight real.


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Sugars are found naturally in milk and milk products (lactose) and fruits (fructose). Most of the sugar in the American diet is from sugars added during food processing and preparation, or at the table.
Sweeteners made with different sugars:
- Provide sweet flavor when added to food.
- Maintain freshness and product quality.
- Act as a preservative in jams and jellies, and a flavor enhancer in processed meats.
- Provide fermentation for breads and pickles, bulk to ice cream, and body to carbonated sodas.
When you eat foods containing natural sugars (such as fruit), these foods also include vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
However, many foods with added sugars contain nothing but calories. These foods and drinks are often called "empty" calories.
Most people know that there is a lot of added sugar in soda. However, many people do not realize that popular "vitamin-type" waters, sports drinks, coffee drinks, and energy drinks also contain a lot of added sugar.
Food Sources
Some sweeteners are made by processing sugar compounds. Others occur naturally.
Sucrose (table sugar) is made from a low-sugar beet juice or sugar cane.
- Sucrose includes raw sugar, granulated sugar, brown sugar, confectioner's sugar, and turbinado sugar. It is made up of glucose and fructose.
- Raw sugar is granulated, solid, or coarse, and is brown in color. It forms when the moisture from the juice of the sugar cane evaporates.
- Brown sugar is made from the sugar crystals from molasses syrup.
- Confectioner's sugar (also known as powdered sugar) is finely ground sucrose.
- Turbinado sugar is unrefined sugar made from sugar cane juice.
Other commonly used sugars include:
- Fructose (fruit sugar) is the naturally occurring sugar in all fruits. It is also called levulose, or fruit sugar. Honey is a combination of fructose, glucose, and water, which is produced by bees.
- Corn syrup and high fructose corn syrup are sugars made from corn. Corn syrup is often used in soft drinks, baked goods, and some canned products. It is a liquid and is made of maltose, glucose, and dextrose sugars.
Sugar alcohols:
- Mannitol mayh have a laxative effect when eaten in large amounts.
- Sorbitol is used in many dietetic food products. It is produced from glucose and is also found naturally in certain berries and fruits. It is absorbed by the body at a much slower rate than sugar and has about half the calories of sugar.
- Erythritol is a naturally occurring sugar alcohol found in fruit and fermented foods. It is 60 - 70% as sweet as table sugar, yet it has less calories, does not raise blood sugar, does not cause tooth decay, and does not cause stomach side effects, unlike other sugar alcohols.
Other types of natural sugars:
- Dextrose is glucose combined with water.
- Invert sugar is a sugar that is made by dividing sucrose into its two parts: glucose and fructose. It is sweeter than sucrose and used in a liquid form, and it helps keep candies and baked items sweet.
- Agave nectar is a highly processed type of sugar from the Agave tequiliana (tequila) plant. It is mostly made up of glucose and fructose sugars. Agave nectar is about 1 1/2 times sweeter than regular sugar. It is often substituted for honey or sugar in recipes.
Other types of natural sugars:
- Glucose is found in fruits in small amounts. It is also a syrup made from corn starch.
- Lactose (milk sugar) is the carbohydrate that is in milk. It is made up of glucose and galactose.
- Maltose (malt sugar) is produced during fermentation. It is found in beer and breads.
- Maple sugar comes from the sap of maple trees. It is made up of sucrose, fructose, and glucose.
- Molasses is taken from the residue of sugar cane processing.
Side Effects
Sugar provides calories and no other nutrients. Sugar or caloric sweeteners can lead to tooth decay.
Large amounts of sugar-containing foods, along with other carbohydrates and fats, can cause obesity in children and adults. Obese people are at much higher risk for type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and high blood pressure.
Sugar alcohols such as sorbitol, mannitol, and xylitol may have a laxative effect when eaten in large amounts.
Sugar is on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) list of safe foods. It contains 16 calories per teaspoon and can be used in moderation. All of the types of sugars described in this article can be used in moderation.
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends limiting the amount of added sugars in your diet. The AHA recommendations focus on all added sugars, not just one type, such as high fructose corn syrup.
- Women should get no more than 100 calories per day from sugar (about 6 teaspoons of sugar)
- Men should get no more than 150 calories per day from sugar (about 9 teaspoons of sugar)
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans also recommends limiting added sugars. Strategies to reduce added sugars include:
- Drink water instead of regular soda, "vitamin-type" water, sports drinks, coffee drinks, and energy drinks.
- Eat less candy; dairy-based desserts such as ice cream; and grain-based desserts such as cookies, cakes, and pies.
The American Diabetes Association nutrition guidelines now state that if you have diabetes, you do not need to avoid sugar and foods that contain sugar. You can eat these foods in place of other carbohydrate foods, in limited amounts.
- When eaten at meals or snacks, sugars affect blood glucose control the same as other carbohydrates. It is still a good idea to limit foods and beverages containing sugar, and to check your blood sugar levels carefully.
- Although foods that contain sugar alcohols may have fewer calories, read labels carefully for the amount of carbohydrates and check your blood sugar levels.
Johnson RJ, Appel LJ, Brands M, Howard BV, Lefevre M, Lustig RH, et al. Dietary Sugars Intake and Cardiovascular Health: A Scientific Statement from the American Heart Association. Circulation. 2009;120:1011-1020.
Franz MJ, et al. American Diabetes Association Nutrition Recommendations and Guidelines. Diabetes Care. 2008;31 (Suppl 1):S61-S78.
Malik VS, Popkin BM, Bray GA, Després JP, Willett WC, Hu FB. Sugar-sweetened beverages and risk of metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes: a meta-analysis. Diabetes Care. 2010;33:2477-2483.
United States Department of Agriculture. Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion. Dietary Guidelines for Americans. 2010. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 2010.
Review Date: 5/5/2011
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Salisbury, N.C. - Brevard traveled to Salisbury, N.C. for their final game of the 2008-2009 season as the Tornados took on the Catawba Indians in Saturday afternoon conference play. Samantha Winn got back on track after being held to nine points on Wednesday by Newberry, with 23 points on 10-17 shooting from the field with seven rebounds, but eight players scored for the Indians as Catawba recorded the victory, 67-57.
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Catawba was led by Nisha Long with nine points and four rebounds, and Clark was also among the scoring leaders for the Indians' team that went 11-36 (30.6 percent) from the floor in the first half, with five points and three assists.
Brittany Higgins put in a jumper on the Indians first possession of the second half to give Catawba the early lead again as Coach Angie Morton's squad came out of the halftime break scoring the first nine points of the half before a layup by Winn with 13:36 left the Tornados down by six, 42-36.
A pair of free throws by Nisha Long and a breakaway layup by Clark extended the run to 13-2 with 12:46 remaining in the game as Coach Shannon Reid called a timeout to slow the momentum shift.
Flippo came out of the timeout, driving into a wide open lane for a left-handed layup, and Winn put in a jumper off an offensive rebound as well as three from the left side of the floor as the Tornados battled back into the game as the teams headed to the media timeout in the second half down 52-43.
Free throws brought the Tornados back within single digits with two minutes remaining as Winn hit one of two, then Whitaker converted both of hers on the ensuing possession to bring the Tornados back within seven points at 60-53.
However, Brevard was unable to overcome the late lead in falling in Goodman Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon, 67-57.
For the Tornados, they finish up the season 6-21 in their first season as full members of the NCAA Division II and 0-16 in South Atlantic Conference play. Catawba will advance to the South Atlantic Conference with first game scheduled for Wednesday against an opponent to be announced.


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professionals and professionals-in-training dedicated to excellence
in scholarship, research, and clinical practice. The purpose of Chi
Sigma Iota is to promote and recognize exemplary attainment in
counselor education and the practice of counseling.
Students must have a 3.50 minimum grade point average and one or
more terms of full-time counselor education study or its equivalent
to be eligible.
Membership in Chi Sigma Iota can make a valuable contribution to
ones professional development by becoming a part of a network of
professional counselors who subscribe to high standards of
scholarship and practice. Local chapters encourage these
aspirations through speakers, programs, and awards. The Society
also supports these goals through such activities as leadership
training, the International newsletter, membership networking,
leadership and research recognition awards, support services to
chapters, an annual meeting and collaboration with others on
counselor advocacy and professionalization. A certificate of
membership and lapel pins are an outward symbol of commitment to
excellence as a professional counselor. Dues for first-year
membership are $35 with annual renewal costing $25.
Honors Association
The Honors Association is a society in which all students who
are participating in the Honors Program are eligible to
participate. The Honors Association encourages active participation
by in scholarship, research and service by its members.
Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society
The Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society is the official national honor
society of the Communication discipline. Lindsey Wilson Colleges Xi
Psi chapter was chartered in fall 2002.
Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society
The Alpha Kappa Phi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, an international
English honor society, was chartered in the summer of 2002. The
central purpose of the honor society is to confer distinction upon
students of the English language and literature in undergraduate,
graduate and professional studies. One of the largest members of
the Association of the College Honors Societies, Sigma Tau Delta
provides exceptional students with opportunities for advancing the
study of language and literature, for developing skills in creative
and analytical writing, and for meeting other scholars and
professionals in the discipline of English.
The Society for Collegiate Journalists
The National Council of the Society for Collegiate Journalists
is the National Honor Society of Collegiate Mass Communications.
The Lindsey Wilson College chapter was chartered in spring
Graduation Honors
To be eligible for undergraduate graduation honors, a student
must have earned at least 64 semester hours for a Bachelor of Arts
degree at Lindsey Wilson. In addition, all course work required for
the degree in question must be completed. Special honors are
awarded to Masters Degree students at the time of graduation in
recognition of demonstrated scholarship.
Special honors are awarded at the time of graduation in
recognition of demonstrated scholarship based on all academic work
and on the following cumulative grade point averages:
Students who have earned at least 32 semester hours for an
Associate of Arts degree at Lindsey Wilson and have a 3.50 or above
GPA are eligible for Associate Honors.


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Never mind, downloaded BT5r2 and solved the problem
Greetins forum.
After using BT5r1 in a virtual machine for quite some time, I finally got the courage to install it on a Lenovo S10-3 IdeaPad netbook (dual-boot with Ubuntu 11.10). Everything looks fine except it did not detect the Broadcom BCM4313 802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN Controller. The lshw command output these:
*-network UNCLAIMED
description: Network controller
product: BCM4313 802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN Controller
vendor: Broadcom Corporation
physical id: 0
bus info: pci@0000:09:00.0
version: 01
width: 64 bits
clock: 33MHz
capabilities: pm msi pciexpress bus_master cap_list
configuration: latency=0
resources: memory:f0100000-f0103fff
This let me think that BT5 detected my wireless card but did not load the modules for it. From Ubuntu I can see that the drivers are being loaded by jockey-gtk. So, should I install that in BT5 too?
Thanks in advance and cheers
Never mind, downloaded BT5r2 and solved the problem


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|Written by Bryan Payne
|Monday, 11 August 2008 17:13
The Twelve Step program of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is generally accepted as the best therapy for those afflicted with the disease of alcoholism. The Calix Society, an organization of recovering alcoholics, their friends and family, shares this view.
Why is there a Calix Society? What does it do? Answers to these questions are vital to the Catholic recovering alcoholic attempting to achieve and maintain a sober, serene life.
Why Calix?
Consider the men and women, who have spent a long time, often many years, unwittingly developing a physical dependence on alcohol. Finally they reach the end of the line - physically, mentally and spiritually. Assume that they manage to put together a short period of sobriety and tentatively are testing the Twelve Step program. Their physical condition improves rapidly and, after a longer period, so does the emotional side of their lives.
For Catholics, however, something more is needed that can not be found in their Twelve Step meetings. They realize that the Twelve Step program advocates recourse to a "higher power" and God, but they also know that Twelve Step programs are necessarily non-denominational. Having been raised in a church rich in tradition, dogma and ritual, these recovering alcoholics begin to yearn once again for the faith they probably have neglected or abandoned. At this point the Calix Society can say: "Come back home. You must maintain your sobriety through your affiliation with Alcoholics Anonymous, but let us help you to regain the spiritual life without which you may not succeed in the never-ending fight against your addiction." Perhaps the disease never will be conquered completely, but the sincere men and women of Calix have the answer of the Calix Society: "Substitute the cup that sanctifies for the cup that stupefies."
What Does Calix Do?
The "Credo" of the society succinctly tells the story: "Calix is an association of Catholic alcoholics who are maintaining their sobriety through affiliation with and participation in the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous. Our first concern is to interest Catholics with an alcoholic problem in the virtue of total abstinence. Our second stated purpose is to promote the spiritual development of our membership. Our gathering today is an effort in this direction. Our conversation and our association together should be a source of inspiration and encouragement to each other, geared to our growth toward spiritual maturity. Our participation in all other spiritual activities of Calix, such as the frequent celebration of the Liturgy, reception of the Sacraments, personal prayer and meditation, Holy Hours, Days of Recollection and retreats, aid us in our third objective, namely, to strive for the sanctification of the whole personality of each member. We welcome other alcoholics, not members of our faith, or any others, non-alcoholics, who are concerned with the illness of alcoholism and wish to join with us in prayer for our stated purposes."
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California Assembly Approves Fracking Bill
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A proposal setting new rules in California for an oil and gas drilling technique known as fracking gained key legislative approval Wednesday.
The measure includes a requirement that drillers disclose the chemicals to use in the process of hydraulic fracturing, which involves injecting water, sand and chemicals into deep rock formations to release oil or natural gas.
Assembly lawmakers passed the plan Wednesday, 47-17. The legislation is expected to get a final vote Thursday in the state Senate, where the bill originated.
Environmentalists across the nation have raised concerns about the whether the chemicals used in the process could harm public health or air and water quality. Industry officials say fracking has been practiced for decades, proving the technique to be safe.
Drilling companies are exploring whether fracking could help them access oil in California's Monterey Shale.
Under SB4, from Sen. Fran Pavley, D-Agoura Hills, state officials would have to complete a study evaluating risks from fracking and other well-stimulation techniques by January 2015. The bill also would require drillers to seek permits and notify nearby landowners before starting work.
The legislation also calls for a state website to publicly list the chemicals used. Nearby landowners would have a chance to have their wells tested before and after fracking begins.
The Assembly approved the bill amid concerns from environmental groups over last-minute changes that they say would exempt fracking from the California Environmental Quality Act, a landmark environmental law.
"Without this bill fracking will continue to go on without oversight," said Assemblyman Adam Gray, D-Merced, during debate. "It's a good bill. It's good for Californians."
Assemblywoman Shannon Grove, R-Bakersfield, said the legislature should wait for pending regulations from the California Department of Conservation's Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources.
"It's like you want the Sierra Club to approve anything that goes forward. We need jobs for growth in this state," she said.
Though the department aims to approve its regulations next year, environmental advocates and some Democratic lawmakers say state regulators have done too little to keep up with the industry.
SB4 was the only bill to pass the Assembly this year that regulates fracking. A half-dozen measures proposing fracking rules died in that chamber earlier this year.
Pavley's measure also would regulate other well-stimulation techniques, such as using acid to break up shale rock.


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We have received a request from a British research firm working with the British Broadcasting Corporation. The BBC is developing a program which will focus on children who were directly affected in some way by 9/11. The firm, Prospect Pictures, is trying to get in touch with families to let them know about the project and has asked us to distribute the request below to our membership.
RE: BBC Project We have been asked by the BBC to try and catch up with some of the young people who were directly affected by the tragic events of 9/11, in order to investigate how what happened on that day has influenced the course of their lives, eight years on. As part of our research, we are looking to speak to anyone who was under the age of 18 at the time and who lost someone close to them, witnessed the attacks, or who has a family member who survived or was involved in the rescue operation in some way. This is an opportunity for young people to have their say on how 9/11 has changed their life, and to highlight not just what the emotional ramifications have been for them, but also the ways in which they have found the courage to move on with their lives as individuals. If you would like to speak to us, in complete confidence and without judgement or obligation, then please get in touch anytime by emailing me at email@example.com, or by calling me on 0044 7971 256588. If you would like to learn more about us as a company, please visit our website at www.prospect-uk.com. I really look forward to hearing from you.
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I've done that many many times, and not only Dual, triple, etc..Up to 5 different OS including: WinXP, Win7, BT5r3, Debian, Ubuntu and LMDE in one HDD..
I do not use the term "Okkies I think it may seem the "whole world" is having issues with dual-booting with Windows 7", I don't..So I strongly belive there are few people with dual boot problems...Need to read little more about linux, partitions, Filesystems, partitioning in linux, etc..
How about delivering some info as to: kind of laptop, hardware used, HDD install? UEFI system? ...We cannot understand, or suppose or take for granted anything...Be more specific please..It will help us to know more about your problem and get a more accurate help.


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Ok firstly yay first post and secondly i spent hours trying to install BT4 on my ibm netvista p3 it only has a cd reader and it doesnt have the option to boot from USB in the bios settings but after searching the web and forums i found that this worked for me.
Step one
Download software called PLoP boot manager you can get it from here:http://download.plop.at/files/bootmngr/plpbt-5.0.10.zip once you downloaded the .zip file open it up and burn the plpbt.iso to a cd
Step two
Grab a 2gb or larger USB drive and install BT4 to it you can do that by downloading this software: UNetbootin - Homepage and Downloads and then selecting your ISO of BT4 in the browse box next to diskimage and make sure that the diskimage thing is selected then choose your USB drive and hit ok this will take a while for it to install.
Step three
after you have installed BT4 to your USB you can then go and place your disk you burned earlier (the one with PLoP) and boot off of it and you should see a menu to choose where you want the computer to boot from next make sure your USB is in the computer and then select USB and wait a second and then you will be greeted by a box asking you how you would like to run BT4 just boot into the most appropriate option for you (if you are having trouble and its saying that you need to select another video mode you can simply restart the computer and repeat the process but this time hit tab on how you want to run BT4 and then find where it says vga=....... and change it to video=myfb and then hit enter and wait for it to load)
Step four
once in it should show the desktop just remember that it will be slow because you are running off of a USB anyway click the install icon on the desktop and follow the prompts that appear and thats it you should have successfully installed BT4 off a USB.


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State & National Lawmakers Urge You To Prepare For Hurricane Season
DORAL, Fla. (AP) _ South Florida are urging residents to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.
Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez, Commission Chairwoman Rebeca Sosa, county commissioners and the American Red Cross South Florida Region will be on hand Tuesday for an event at the county's Emergency Operations Center in Doral.
Meanwhile, U.S. Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Frederica Wilson will join other elected officials and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials in Miami to discuss the roles of government agencies before, during and after hurricanes.
Federal forecasters predict a slower-than-usual Atlantic hurricane season this year, with eight to 13 named tropical storms and three to six hurricanes. Just one or two major hurricanes with maximum sustained winds of 111 miles per hour or higher are forecast.
The six-month storm season begins June 1.


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Pearl Jam's Mike McCready To Play With Seattle Symphony
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Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready is teaming up with a new kind of band - the Seattle Symphony. He's reportedly set to join forces with the orchestra for the latest performance in their Sonic Evolution series, which pairs the symphony with local pop, hip-hop, and rock musicians.
Most recently, Sir Mix-a-Lot took the stage with the symphony for an orchestral version of "Baby Got Back." McCready is scheduled to play with the symphony on January 30th at Seattle's Benaroya Hall.
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SCOTTSDALE, AZ -- Mobile commerce provider Spindle Inc. said it has entered into a agreement with iPayMobil Inc. that enables the two companies to provide micro-lending services to merchants. The service will be offered as a part of Spindle's existing payments suite. Merchants will be able to offer Spindle's free, downloadable mobile wallet app to their customers to facilitate credit approvals for time payments at competitive rates, according to the companies.
IPayMobil, a developer of mobile payment solutions, will also license seven of its e-commerce patents to Spindle. These patents cover virtual currency and gaming, the processing of transactions by bridging customers and merchants within a network, micropayments, prepaid stored-value accounts and cloud services for digital content.
"Through this relationship, we can now offer an option for merchants to provide micro-lending services to customers while reducing their transaction and loan costs," said Spindle's chief executive Bill Clark. "We are excited to offer these new products and services that will enable our merchants to grow and retain their customer base."
The iPayMobil micro-lending service deployed through Spindle's commerce platform is targeted for release in the first quarter of 2014, and will be offered to MeNetwork's 400,000 mobile application consumers. This will be followed by the integration with the Yowza!! platform, which Spindle recently announced plans to acquire. This will further extend the micro-loan offer to an additional 1.4 million consumers who have already downloaded the Yowza!! application.
Spindle acquired in March Colorado-based MeNetwork Inc., a provider of location-based mobile marketing solutions for businesses and consumers. MeNetwork works with merchants in 84 U.S. markets, where it provides offers, events, and goods and services in a comprehensive mobile commerce ecosystem. MeNetwork is present in 20 markets in Europe.


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By Eric Stevick Herald Writer
EVERETT — Gene Dell stood along Rucker Avenue Thursday afternoon thinking about a nurse he grew to love over the four years he's been receiving kidney dialysis.
The din of passing cars and road construction at the downtown intersection of Rucker and Pacific avenues gave no hint of the horrific crash that killed his friend there late Sunday night.
Rachael Kamin, 40, was on her way home from work at the south campus of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett when her Honda CRV was struck by a stolen full-size pickup truck. An initial police report indicates the impact catapulted her vehicle into the air before it landed and slid on its side a distance of about a half block, a Snohomish County deputy prosecutor said Thursday. She sustained massive head trauma and could not be saved.
Friends and co-workers from her previous job at the Puget Sound Kidney Center on Thursday walked to the crash scene to place flowers beneath a tree in her memory.
Dell joined the gathering.
"She was a very special woman," he said "I couldn't begin to explain how awesome she was. I know how devoted she was to her kids and to her patients."
Dell has been a regular at the kidney center and has been known for bringing chocolates to the staff. He always saved his best treats for Kamin.
The Silver Lake man, 69, remembers the day he passed out during treatment.
"When I came to, I was surrounded by beautiful women," he recalled. "Rachael was at my feet. She was a tiny woman and she had my feet over her, pumping blood to my head. As far as I'm concerned she saved me."
A few blocks away from the crash scene, the convicted car thief accused of causing the crash faced a judge Thursday who ordered his bail set at $2 million.
Police and prosecutors are investigating Joseph D. Strange, 33, for a potential first-degree murder charge for his actions during a high-speed pursuit that began in Bothell, more than 20 miles away.
Under Washington law, a person can be charged with first-degree murder if he or she causes a death "under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to human life."
Deputy prosecutor Tobin Darrow, who routinely handles vehicular homicides, said a first-degree murder allegation is unusual in car crashes, but he believes there are several examples of extreme indifference in this case.
The suspect allegedly hit a car in a convenience store parking lot off the I-5 exit off 164th Street SE before backing into a Bothell patrol car and taking off.
"I believed the driver was trying to push me out of the way so he could escape and was intentionally assaulting me to escape," a Bothell officer wrote in a police report.
Police also allege the pickup driver nearly hit a pedestrian on Evergreen Way and reached speeds in excess of 90 mph on Rucker Avenue.
"It's an entire course of conduct from Bothell to Everett," Darrow said. "It's an ongoing mindset."
It figured into the prosecutor's pitch on Thursday to seek a doubling of Strange's bail, which already was set at $1 million.
"I consider him an extreme flight risk and a dangerous individual," Darrow said. "I'm also taking into account his previous criminal history of 15 felony convictions."
Bothell police began pursuing the Ford F350 pickup truck after spotting it in a hotel parking lot Sunday night. There has been a rash of thefts involving older model Ford F-250 and F-350 pickups in recent months. The truck had earlier been reported stolen from Lake Stevens.
Strange already was a suspect in the recent spike in truck thefts and the task force will review each case to determine if he could have been involved, said Sgt. Jason Longoria, a Washington State Patrol trooper who heads the Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force.
Strange has a long history of stealing cars and trying to outrun police.
In 2002, when a Lynnwood police sergeant ordered him to drop to his knees during an interrupted car prowl, Strange jumped into a stolen car and drove at the officer, missing him by less than a foot, before leading police on a high-speed chase onto I-5. At one point, he backed the car toward officers whose weapons were drawn.
A passenger in the car that day told police that she begged him to stop the car after he nearly hit the officer, but he told her he didn't want to go to jail that night, court papers said.
Along Rucker Thursday, Kamin's former co-workers shared memories of their friend — a wife and mother of two sons, 15 and 13.
Deb Camara of Everett said Kamin took her in for more than a year when she needed surgeries for a spinal cord injury.
"Rachael has been there every step of the way, for every surgery," she said. "She and her husband and her boys treated me like I was part of their family. She walked with me when I couldn't walk. She was so much like a sister to me."
Samantha VanDusen said Kamin was a dedicated nurse who treated all her patients well, even the occasional combative ones.
"You know the type of people who are like saints?" she said. "That was Rachael."
As Everett police continue their criminal investigation of the crash, Bothell police are planning an internal review of the pursuit.
That's standard procedure to determine if department policies were followed after an officer uses force or engages in a pursuit, Bothell police Sgt. Ken Seuberlich said Thursday.
The timeline for such an internal review typically depends on the status of the criminal case, he said.
Among other things, the Bothell Police Department pursuit policy states a pursuit shall be terminated when "the level of danger created by the pursuit outweighs the necessity for immediate apprehension."
The philosophy behind Bothell's pursuit policy includes a statement that: "The ultimate decision to initiate a pursuit must be balanced against the greater concern for the safety of the community and the public safety employees."
In this instance, the Bothell officer who was chasing the stolen pickup actually stopped the active pursuit after encountering traffic along I-5. The officer kept the truck in sight and followed it off the freeway and into the convenience store parking lot. That's where the truck driver slammed into a still unidentified motorist and then rammed the patrol car trying to leave the scene, according to police reports.
The active chase resumed and continued into Everett, a city where policy discourages police from engaging in high-speed pursuits.
Everett police on Thursday still were hoping to talk with the driver of the car that was hit in the convenience store parking lot near Martha Lake several minutes before the fatal crash in north Everett.
Rikki King contributed to this story.
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Route of chase that ended in woman's death:
View May 12 pursuit and fatal crash in a larger map
Pickup involved in fatal crash: Police seek witnesses in a second collision involving the stolen pickup truck, shown in the video below.


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CWA Instructor Training Workshop
Friday, March 21, 2014 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (CDT)
Event Details
Consumer Wellness Advocate (CWA) Instructor Training Program
For years, CPR training has helped save millions of lives after the onset of an emergency. The Wellness Registry's CWA Certification Program helps prevent having to use CPR in the first place! Unlike CPR training that includes chest compressions and multiple-choice exams, the wellness-based CWA consumer-level certification process includes the following: ten evidence-based skills for enhanced well-being, a proprietary Rating of Perceived Wellness (RPW) assessment, and an online interactive continuous-improvement forum and personal journal.
This workshop will provide you with everything necessary to deliver the CWA certification to organizations and individuals in your community - potentially earning income, promoting yourself and building your professional practice in the process!
The instructor training program includes:
- Comprehensive training program
- Official status as a CWA Certification Instructor on The Wellness Registry
- Facilitator's Manual (includes everything required to facilitate the CWA certification course)
- CWA workbook and certification program
- Two years membership in the online CWA Network
This workshop will also include a working lunch to be held as part of the training day.
Recommended Audience: HR professionals, wellness professionals, school administrators, coaches, corporate trainers, community outreach organizers, and those with a passion for being well
Date: Friday, March 21 from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Location: Southlake Campus, Room R230
Instructor: Dr. Francis Ardito
When & Where
College of Lake County, Southlake Campus
1120 N Milwaukee Ave
Vernon Hills,
Friday, March 21, 2014 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (CDT)
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