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>> flushing her with vodka to make her better. >> the vet put cleo on a vodka drift. more than a third of a bottle of vodka to counteract the effects of the antifreeze. >> there are toxins in there that are harmful to the kidneys. we give them alcohol to try to mop up those toxins. >> i'm not really much of a drinker but a third of a bottle of vodka seems like a lot for a puppy. let's put that in human terms. >> if we put it in human terms for me it would be the equivalent of having seven or eight shots every four hours. >> now remind any never to go drinking with this australian veterinarian. on my daytime talk show, lisa, the real housewives of beverly hills, talked about taking her dog to a show and watch what happens live.
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>> slurping on an ice cube from a vodka tonic. did he pass out after that? >> i was trying to wake him up after that. he was so chilled he would just fall asleep. >> he looks a little hungover. >> i know. >> more of a social drinker. when you are feeling rough after a hard night of drinking radiator fluid, sometimes the only thing that helps is hair of the dog. please people, do not try that at home. again, do not give your dog alcohol. we'll see you again one hour from now. another edition of "360" at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. tonight, the big chill. extreme weather a country locked in a deep freeze. what's really going on here? and hillary clinton's frost rrr reception on a hill. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> and nra fires back at
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president obama on guns. >> there's only two reasons for a federal list on gun owns. tax them or take them. >> and surprising views on guns. >> i know how newtown happened. i'm still really, really wrecked over why. >> and talk about upset. serena williams temper tantrum on the court. a big conversation tonight. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. apologies for my ridiculous voice. my critics will be thrilled that i have nearly been silenced but i'm still going on it on a positive note, i always wanted to sound like barry white so i'll try to get through this as best i can. inauguration seems like such a long time ago. tonight the country is arguing
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over everything from guns to weather to hillary clinton. a battle over benghazi, she gave as good as she got. it was an extraordinary moment. listen to this. >> the fact is we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night that decided to go kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, senator. >> an emotional hillary clinton today. my next guest has been calling for secretary clinton's secretary for months. i want to know if she's satisfied by what she heard. senator, you listened to hillary clinton. what was your verdict? >> what i thought is still so many questions that went unanswered and frankly some unsatisfactory answers. i think that i appreciate secretary clinton's service to our country and i think that
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many senators thanked her. i think tonight the issue really is this. what she said is she was clear eyed about the dangers and threats in eastern libya but then she said that i didn't see any of the security requests which were multiple coming from the consulate. if you are clear eyed about dangers and threats from eastern libya, why weren't you asking the questions about do we need more security? she also said she was aware about the prior attacks on the consulate and attack on the british ambassador. of course the british left so why if you knew about that, why weren't you asking should we leave or should we further secure our consulate? so there were a number of issues that i was concerned about. in addition she said she was in continuous contact with the libyan government. they had a willingness to protect our people but not a capacity. if you knew there was no capacity, i saw that video from that night.
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i have to tell you, the libyans that we had charged, we outsourced our security to, they ran as soon as they saw thos attackers come to the consulate gate. and so we knew they didn't have that capacity. i think as the person who is in charge, the accountability review board found that there were systemic failures of leadership, that this is a very important issue. >> i've been listening to the republicans getting on their high horse about this for a long time. i thought a lot of today's criticism was political grandstanding in many ways. if you go back to catastrophic intelligence failures before 9/11 or in the build to the iraq war more serious than this. that's not to diminish the deaths of four americans but those led to the deaths of many, many, many more americans. you got to say get this in perspective. hillary clinton to me seemed to me today to be sincere. i don't think anyone can expect the secretary of state to read every cable that comes in. unless what you're telling me is
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you believe she definitively lied and deliberately misled the american people. where do we go with this? >> first of all, that's not what i'm saying. what i'm saying is this. i don't expect her to have read every single document that comes before her. but when she said that she was clear eyed about the dangers and threats in benghazi and eastern libya, the real question is when we address what happened here and going forward, we also better address, you know, how are things communicated up the chain of command and why when you know your clear eyed about the danger do you not ask have there been additional requests. in fairness, that's the point i'm making. >> i understand that. i understand clearly big mistakes were made here. no question of that. i thought hillary clinton made a good point. the more important thing now is there are 20 more embassies under direct threat at the moment. the more important thing is guaranteeing that lessons are learned and that these embassies
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are protected and there's no more loss of life and you would agree with that, right? >> i fully agree the whole goal of this is to make sure we get to the bottom of it so it doesn't happen again and also so that we make sure -- one of the things we learned as well is we had someone in custody in tunisia and that person has been release and we want to hold those accountable who committed these horrible murders on our people. >> thank you for joining me. i want to bring in two people at odds on this. former assistant secretary of state for secretary clinton and host of the radio talk show host of the dana show. let me start with you. i'm getting weary with the relentless attacks first on susan rice and now on hillary clinton. there's a whisper to it and it's getting, i think, washington orientated rather than in the
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national interest of america. what do you think? >> i think there are legitimate questions that still need to be answered. as hillary clinton said today, the fbi is still working on the investigation. director mueller was in libya and tunisia recently. i get disappointed when people give half of the story. the guy has been released. as hillary clinton said today, yes, but he's under constant surveillance within tunisia and following the rule of law and as more evidence becomes available, they are prepared to act on him again. i think as hillary clinton said dramatically, our focus here now is to bring these guys to justice but also to understand benghazi in the context of what's happening over the last few days to understand the evolving threat from al qaeda and to deal appropriately with that. >> dana loesch there were phone
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calls today that they would have been fired. do you agree with that? >> there were a lot of missteps here. we do know that you had said that there was a whisper of questioning susan rice and secretary of state clinton. i don't think asking questions on why talking points were changed, we know for sure the u.s. intelligence report came out and said extremists that led the attack had al qaeda ties. why was that removed? who removed it? who was in charge of manipulating these talking points. these are questions i wish would have been asked today. >> okay. that's fine. if you're going to take the argument that anyone guilty of misreading intelligence and so on should actually be fired, where would that leave someone like condoleezza rice who was a fine public servant in many ways
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but made big mistakes in the buildup to the iraq war and many other members of the bush administration. where do you take that line of political argument? should everyone be fired any time intelligence turns out to not be quite right? >> i don't think you can compare what happened during the bush administration with what's happening right now. >> why not? >> we can't use blanket standard of measures. this is the dick durbin argument from earlier today when he was questioning secretary of state clinton. >> what's the difference? >> the bottom line is, there are questions that need to be asked. they weren't asked. >> you're not suggesting this as serious as going to war over a completely false pretext of weapons of mass destruction that turned out not to exist. >> goodness, are we going to relitigate this right now? really?
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how do you explain how millions of citizens in iraq and millions of kurds were gassed if that wasn't a weapons of mass destruction? we can relitigate this six ways to sunday. >> it turned out that american and british forces went to war on false pretext from both their governments. >> are we going to talk about the bush years or what happened in benghazi? do you not think that it's legitimate to ask who manipulated these talking points? >> i think there are many legitimate questions. i simply think there has to be -- >> let's talk about those. >> it has to be proportionate and republicans have to remember they themselves made some catastrophic errors when it came to intelligence and i don't remember people demanding they get fired or anyone losing their jobs over it. p.j. crawley, do you believe that at any stage either susan rice or hillary clinton has
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deliberately lied or deliberately misled the american people? >> i think it's a serious charge and a false charge. for americans died in benghazi. we need to understand what happened there. i think it's important to put this in context. after 9/11 we declared war on al qaeda and that conflict is still going on. you have to put what happened in benghazi and what's happening in algeria in the broader struggle context that started in afghanistan and spread to iraq and is in yemen and pakistan and other places. we tend to understand that when soldiers go to war, they die in service to our country and we're grateful that they do that. once the conflict ends, we're left with fragile states with challenging situations and poor, weak governments and that's the construct that chris stevens willingly walked into because he
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understood that as we see a libya or egypt or tunisia or yemen move forward, the united states has to be there. while there were mistakes made and undere undermalgss we can't it to zero. chris stevens understood the situation in benghazi better than anyone else and decided to be there and we should be grateful for his service and his sacrifice. >> the biggest mistake was putting susan rice on that sunday morning on television with what turned out to be wrong intelligence when they didn't need to go that fast. that's probably as much the media's fault for demanding that they do that kind of thing. i think everyone is culpable here. let's take a break and we'll come back and talk about two more hot button topics, guns in america and women on the front line. with the spark cash card from capital one,
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lanes of newtown know that they are cared for and cherished and always safe from harm. >> president obama raised the issue of guns in america in his inauguration speech. dana, when we spoke last about guns it got fiery as it has done throughout this debate. the thing i was disappointed in you about was not the specifics of the individual proposals but the fact that you blanket said you wouldn't endorse anything he said about any type of gun control. now you have time to think about that. was there nothing that the president came out with any of the 23 executive orders or other proposals that you could at least consider? >> well, one of the interesting things about this, piers, is you asked me if i liked any of these. several of these 23 executive actions that the president had actually proposed are actions that democrats have actively
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ridiculed for four years. including nra. >> why would you not like background checks? >> who said i didn't like background checks? >> hold on. i asked you last time is there anything in this that you liked. and then you said there was nothing. now you said you may like background checks. did you mislead me last time? >> wait a minute. wait a minute. let me tell you what i think instead of you putting words into my mouth. the executive actions, these executive actions that the president listed, these 23 actions, aren't going to do anything to curb violence. the thing that struck me as being most ironic is two of these -- >> it's nonsense. >> it's not. i would love for you to prove -- >> you don't think having background checks of gun sales -- >> i didn't say anything about background checks. you're the one that keeps bringing up background checks. do you realize they wouldn't
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have done anything for sandy hook. they wouldn't have done anything for virginia tech. th it's not because the law failed. it's because people who are supposed to follow the law failed. i put this question for you again. what good are laws if people don't follow them? >> right. so you still maintain that we have to put more and more guns out there and america will be safer? >> i don't maintain anything. you can put words into my mouth all you want to. >> do you believe that? >> let me tell you something. >> do you believe more guns would lead to less gun crime? >> let me answer you. i am never, ever going to do anything that is going to somehow limit someone's ability to protect themselves. and speaking as someone who has had to deal with this, let me tell you something. i've been in the situation where i've had to protect myself. i have two children. i've had my life threatened. i've had my children's lives threatened. i went to the police. i went to security. do you know what -- you know
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what they told me? they said the best thing you can do is to get a firearm and to get a conceal carry license. that's what law enforcement told me. i don't want to remove that right from anyone else. >> that's not what we're debating. here's the interesting thing about this debate. it always gets reframed by gun rights lobby as an attack on second amendment and constitution. no one will tolerate any kind of talk that removes any guns whatsoever and last time i spoke to dana we were talking about the ar-15, military assault rifle. here's a clip of what this weapon actually does. we found one firing 15 bullets in six seconds. watch this. now, you can modify them to fire up to 100 in one minute and my point that i keep putting to everyone that doesn't want any sort of control on guns is what
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would a civilian need a weapon like that for? p.j., have you heard any convincing argument as to why that kind of weapon should remain in civilian hands? >> well, no. however, i would suggest we have to turn the issue around. if guns is an impossible frame with which to make political progress, let's change that frame slightly. you go back to newtown and you had very significant weapons. military style weapons in the hands of an angry young man who had obviously some kind of mental disorder. we have to make a commitment that the answer can't be we can't do anything but then we have to come together and have a sensible conversation not unlike the country had in the aftermath of 9/11 through an inspired bipartisan commission of some kind, okay, what can we do that makes sense? if we get to a point that we
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make sure that some guns are prevented from getting in the hands of angry, young men with mental disorders, that in fact will be progress and that could potentially prevent something like what happened in newtown or columbine or movie theater in aurora. the real issue is what can we do and we need sensible people to come together and have a conversation rather than saying, no, no, no, nothing will change. >> just turning to the women in combat debate today. leon panetta ending the exclusion order against women operating in combat in the american military. what did you make of that, p.j.? >> as you look at war, you know, there's no difference anymore in the current way that wars are fought between the front lines and the rear guard. women have been in combat. they were in combat in iraq because the battlefield had changed so dramatically. i think this is a ratification of the way that the modern
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military goes to war. we should never put anyone in harm's way who is not able to cope with those difficult and challenging circumstances. by the same token we've had circumstances where women have been in combat but in aftermath are not given the same recognition or have the same potential for advancement because what they did was not called combat. so i think this removes a false barrier and just says that for the modern military whoever can do these kind of jobs and wants to step forward, thank you for your service and go ahead. >> i agree. you've been vocal on twitter today about this. here's my surprise. you want to be armed to the teeth as a civilian marching around with your ar-15s but you don't want to see female soldiers in the line of combat. there's a contradiction there. >> i would say the contradiction exists with you. you are fine with women
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defending their families on the front line but apparently not at home either. >> hang on. dana, dana, dana, you can't keep repeating a lie. i have never, ever -- >> it's not a lie. i just pointed out a fact. >> i have never, ever, ever said -- dana, dana -- >> i'll change my tone on that. >> my point -- let me just correct one thing before you answer. i have never, ever said that an american cannot have a firearm at home to defend themselves and their family. i don't believe they shouldn't be able to. >> you are against semiautomatics. that's why i point that out. i don't know what a military style is. back to the question that you asked me. this is how i look at it. i'm a little bit -- full confession. so long as this decision is
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being made with the goal of strengthening the military and not based on any sort of politically correct motivations. that's what i'm wondering with this. i know that the order that panetta gave is unclear. "the wall street journal" just came out with a story earlier this evening saying that women may not be able to be part of infantry but we know women already serve in combat operations as mr. crowley said. we've had women killed in action in iraq. so as i said, i think there are some women who definitely are ca capable of doing this. i have those amazing women in my family. i've known women who are brawlers and can hold their own and i know men that can't. it seems to be the more exception rather than the rule. so long as we're doing this with the goal of strengthening the military and i'm always going to deflect to the military leaders who deal with this every day to make these decisions. >> got to leave it there. as always the generals and commanders on the ground should make the final decision. i think it's another step forward for equality.
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that's what the president said inauguration day. he wants general equality in all areas of this country and i applaud that. thank you both for joining me. i'm sure we'll discuss this again soon. another topic dividing the country today. extreme weather. what's going on as the whole country is engulfed in snow, ice and traffic hell. to pick up some accessories.ud a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply.
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this is what happens when a wet t-shirt hits the frigid air. >> makes a sound like a drum. >> remarkable picture part of the deep freeze hitting across america. joining me is a chief meteorologist. you're in times square in new york. during your time as a meteorologist, have you a sense that we are going through a genuine climatic change in the weather? >> you can't attribute one particular event to climate change. there's no way to deny things have been supercharged. floods, hurricane sandy, droughts, extreme chill. whether it's a cyclical thing where we'll turn this around or we're on a one-way path remains to be seen. >> we've seen extreme heat and
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cold and hurricanes sweeping through new york, which i experienced. it was dramatic when it happened. it caused a lot of damage. the critics against this say, look, this has gone on for centuries and millenniums. always freakish periods of weather. no different now. what do you say to that? >> i think you are better off looking -- >> i think lee goldberg may have frozen there it was so cold. i think he's iced up. you can't hear him. you can barely hear me. we got lee back. we thought you had frozen to death. no. you are frozen to death. unfortunately we have lost lee goldberg. sorry about that. president obama is making the fight against extreme weather part of his second term agenda. joining me now is editor and
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chief and an executive director of the sierra club. welcome to you both. when i last spoke to you about this, pretty fiery debate about it and you were opposed to any suggestion that there's any real science to confirm global warming or genuine climate change. rather than me get involved with this, i'll rest my weary voi voice box and let michael tell you why there is science. over to you. >> the science is settled. we noticed that last year we had record numbers of wildfires. 61% of the country suffered a crippling drought. we had superstorm sandy with 1,000-mile diameter storm hitting the west coaeast coast billions of dollars in damage. the climate has begun to be
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destabilized. we can do something about it. we have solutions to the cause of climate change and those solutions will both help keep our families safe and help our economy grow at the same time. >> okay. there you have it. what do you say to that? >> i say you look at the literature. we know a study in journal of nature show 60 years no trend in droughts and there was a decline in the u.s. except for the most recent one in 2012 which wasn't even as big as one in the 1950s or 1930s. in terms of flood, 80 to 117 years, no trend in floods. hurricanes, eight years now with the longest period without a major landfalling category 3 or larger hurricane in that eight years since 1900 we've gone that long. if you start looking at these measures -- >> answer me this point. you wouldn't dispute there's been increased acceleration in
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c02, right? >> james hanson from nasa indicated flat lining temperatures. the movements have shifted to extreme storms. that's the focus. evidence is everywhere when you look at extremes. bottom line is we always had extreme weather. in the 1970s, the cia report and "newsweek" and people worried about coming ice age blamed extreme weather. droughts and bad weather and crop failure on global cooling. now they reversed and they blame the same phenomenon on global heating. >> i haven't met mark. i'm sure he's a nice guy. he's not a climate scientist. he runs a website financed by chevron. >> we don't have anything near the money the big green environmentalists have. >> why don't i make my point.
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the science is in. climate scientists around the world agree in overwhelming numbers that climate change is real. it's here and happening and extreme weather is the new normal. what is also true is that the united states has begun to fight this. our c02 levels reached new lows. as we get off dirty fuels, as we reject dirty pipelines, as we replace dirty coal plants with clean energy, we create more jobs, we support the local tax base, we grow the economy, we clean up our air and our water and stabilize the climate. the only folks against that are oil companies, gas companies and coal companies that routinely fund climate deniers that you have on your show here tonight. >> i have to leave it there. my view remains why take the risk. i want my kids and their kids to live in a healthy planet.
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>> and c02 is -- >> if you have the stuff to do it now, you might as well do it. lee goldberg is alive. he's not perished in the freezing cold. you're downstairs. lee, what's the forecast for the next few days? >> just like i just thawed out, so will the midwest into the northeast. another rough few days coming. last 36 hours windchills haven't gone above 5 degrees in new york city. we'll climb out of this after the weekend. another four rough days ago. >> i hear you are wearing a battery packed heated jacket? >> two battery packs in here. on warmest setting. i'm radiating. >> i noticed that your fingers have been covered up. did abc find a new more dollars to finish off the gloves? >> they are special.
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dwight yoakum is talented. you're a singer. you must have had sore throats over the year. >> don't ever take a flu shot again. i watched that night with dr. oz. he seems like a completely competent doctor. i don't understand any of the biological aspects of the meds. >> we're doing the math. we saw him put that thing in my arm. within ten days i've been struck down. >> i don't want to tell anybody out there. i'm not a medical adviser. get your vaccines. i don't believe in them. i'm suspicious by nature. i saw you get it. here we are. >> we'll try to plow through the interview. you want to talk to me about
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guns. you have been following this debate and following the shows we've done. you're a man from kentucky. you're a big country star. a lot of your fans, a lot of people that you grew up around would have had guns as an automatic thing in their lives. what's your view about the debate? >> guns are very serious instruments of survival and defense. but they are weapons. they are dangerous weapons and you got to be very cautious with them, around them, about them. i own guns. i'm not a member of the nra. look, the newtown tragedy was an anomolis horror. i know how newtown happened. i'm still really, really wrecked over why. >> when you say it's an anomaly.
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it wasn't really in a sense that last four or five mass shootings in america in the last 18 months involved a similar pattern of unstable, young white men -- >> in the scope of history. in the century of the 50 years, 40 years. >> the point i'm making is there's an escalation in this particular type of deranged, young, white men in their early 20s getting access to assault rifles and committing mass murder. that's become not the norm but certainly the last five mass shootings you have seen that particular type of weapon used. i keep asking people, maybe you can give me a more sensible answer -- >> virginia tech i don't remember. i thought he had handguns. >> i'm talking in the last year. seven mass shootings in america in the last year. aurora the guy used an ar-15. sandy hook, ar-15. new york firemen lured to their deaths. >> congressman giffords was
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handguns. >> that's equally important. i just don't understand why anybody needs an ar-15 military style weapon. can you give me an answer? >> i don't know if i'll give you an answer that will satisfy your sense of sane logic. i think it's born out of the dna that is the foundation of, you know, those colonies that broke free and that were having troops marshalled in their homes. it wasn't about hunting. it was about being able to defend yourself against tyranny. i don't know that i want the government -- i don't trust the government. i'm a kid of the '60s. >> i tried to immerse myself into all of the arguments
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without taking a sort of lofty, patronizing view of it. many americans share that view. i don't understand why there's a fear of tyranny given no overseas tyranny could compete with the american military. you are left with domestic tyranny. if your own government becomes radical, they have 5,000 nuclear warheads. how do you possibly defend yourselves? >> yes. >> as many u.s. marines have tweeted me, nor can i see a situation where the american armed forces would go against their own people. >> that's egypt when you watched the egyptian military turn that revolution by saying we won't gun down egyptians in the street. you hope that's the case. i'm saying that it's a different interpretation of second amendment. >> how much do you think lyrics
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perhaps in music that allude to guns, you have written a song that includes a line of placing a gun to her head and now she's dead. >> not because of the dress. he had good reason. >> to murder his wife with a gun. >> i'm not going to morph into robert blake on you. >> when you take those lyrics or this clip of you from the movie "the panic room." >> that's not fair. that's an unfortunate clip. the character was really not all that bad. at that point he was pushed.
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>> here's my question. do you think that -- obviously some rap star lyrics are far more violent. do you believe that any musician or movie star or movie maker or music producer, do they have any responsibility in terms of rhetoric about guns or the portrayal of them in movies? >> it's an extension of -- >> there's an old blue grass song called "knoxville girl." it was a great tradition of murder and mayhem and some of those. it was handed down into appalachian culture ear and bluegrass music here. that's poetic license. there was no real person. that wasn't a chronicling. >> i'm not going to hold you responsible for gun violence in
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america. >> i won't yell what robert yelled that night. are you out of your -- >> let's turn to peaceful matters. it's a peaceful cover. very clean. very simple. these aren't exploding grenades, right? >> as far as i know, it's a completely nonviolent piece of product there. although i will let you know that the title was a misprint and they are correcting it. >> to three piers. good luck. >> you played into my hand. >> great to see you. we'll be right back. ♪ constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'.
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powerful, knowing it's a true story. it raisesp issues. a young school boy murders another one in a classroom with a gun. the issue of gun safety is school is one. secondly, the motivation for the murder, prompted by what the gunman took to be a sexual advance, an offer on a valentine's day by another young student that had shamed him in some way. what was most striking for me from the movie is you get this extraordinary series of interviews with jurors where they almost support the shooter because they understand that he was, to quote one of them, getting rid a problem. tell me about that. >> well, thank you. it was an extraordinary circumstance to have jurors speak out on behalf of brandon. i don't remember seeing anything like that in a documentary before. i think the jurors were really
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taken with brandon. they felt very empathetic towards brandon. and they wanted to give him voice. >> i'm seen many documentaries but to actually see jurors go as far as to be blatantly supportive of a pretty cold-blooded ruthless murderer in the end, notwithstanding his young age, i found very shocking. what did you feel about it? >> i felt getting that footage was very revealing. i think in a documentary you're really trying to show all sides and show people's viewpoints as they would choose to express them. i think we felt that was an important part of the story. and of the case, clearly, because you saw the outcome, that it was a mistrial. they could not arrive at a decision. >> the -- >> that was the defense. i mean, the defense put that forth. and they believed the defense.
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kinds of stories. >> and marta, what do you feel, having made the documentary, about the issue of guns in schools generally? many of the gun rights lobbyists -- answer to sandy hook is to arm teachers perhaps, armed janitors, armed police or security guards everywhere. what to you think about that equation? more guns would lead to more safety at schools? >> well, i have to say first off that i'm a filmmaker. i'm not a lawmaker. so we made this film to give voice to the people who are involved with this shooting. and that was really all we wanted to do. >> well, it's a very powerful film. i hope you'll go and see it. it raises a lot of issues. >> thank you. >> i congratulate you for raising those issues in such a dramatic way. the hbo documentary "valentine road" currently airing at the sundance film festival. and we'll be right back. to t.
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Can the Whole PCUSA Really Fit Under This Pup Tent?
by Harry L. Chronis
One-for-three. Hit for that average (.333) in -major-league baseball this summer and you could win a batting title. But if you're a deeply divided old-line denomination like the Presbyterian Church, USA, and you desperately need to score the trifecta of "Peace, Unity, and Purity," going one-for-three, or even two-for-three, gets you nowhere. Sadly, that may be all for which the PCUSA can reasonably hope when our biennial General Assembly (GA) meets in Birmingham, Alabama, June 15 to 22.
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Juneteenth Celebration!
B.I.G. invites you to join all of us to celebrate Juneteenth – the African American Independence Day!
We will be celebrating in traditional New Orleans style with great food, great music, and a history moment for people who would like to know more about Juneteenth and what it represents.
"To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." – Nelson Mandela.


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At last I've finally had some free time to play with the Tic Tac Toe challenge again. It is still my intention to catch up and make something using challenges 14 and 15.
I've gone for a diagonal row Autumn Colours, Paper Piecing and Free. I've picked some autumn colour patterned papers, distressed the edges and layered them. The stamped image is from SU and I've paper pieced the umbrella and dress and also used a sentiment from the same stamp set. To finish it off I stamped some tiny leaves to try and make it look as though she is walking through/on the leaves.
I'm also going to enter this into Darnell's NBUS challenge as neither of the two stamp sets from SU had been used until now.


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|Activated carbon-sorbital composition and adsorption-expulsion treatment therewith
|Method of removing toxic substances from the intestinal tract by the use of a surfactant and a sorbent
|Gussin et al.
This invention is directed to a method of altering the intoxicating effects of beverage alcohol. In the immediate short term, it reduces the effects of intoxication from the consumption of more than moderate quantities of alcohol by reducing symptoms such as slurred speech, unsteadiness, lack of coordination, etc. and by reducing blood alcohol levels. In the longer short term, it reduces or eliminates the next day effects of alcohol consumption known as hang-over. In the long run, the method eliminates or reduces the long term effects of heavy consumption of alcohol: depression, delirium tremens, peptic ulcers, cirrhosis of the liver, fetus damage, pancreatitis, alcohol-related death, and associated alcohol-related disabilities. The method is based on the consumption by the subject of activated charcoal before, during and/or following consumption of alcohol.
Activated charcoal has high adsorptive capacity. As a result, it has been used as a folk remedy for intestinal problems in humans for many years. Activated charcoal has also been used as an antidote in the treatment of various kinds of poisoning, such as methanol or wood alcohol poisoning. With one exception, the effect of activated charcoal on reducing the aftereffects of alcohol consumption has gone unnoticed. Over twenty years ago, the ingestion of capsules of activated charcoal was briefly promoted as a morning after remedy taken as a hang-over cure. This venture was short-lived, perhaps because until as late as 1975 activated charcoal was not available as a recognized drug in the United States and commercial preparations of charcoal usually contained warnings against use in human subjects.
North et al (Am. J. Hosp. Pharm., 1981: 38: 864-6) studied the effect of activated charcoal on ethanol blood levels following oral administration of ethanol in dogs. It was found that a single massive dose of activated charcoal in a water slurry administered before ingestion of ethanol significantly lowered blood ethanol levels measured at one-half, one, two and three hours after administration of the ethanol.
Neuvonen et al (Acta. pharmacol. et toxicol., 1984, 54, 1-7) studied the effect of ethanol on the adsorption of aspirin and quinidine sulfate on activated charcoal in six healthy human volunteers. It was found that the bioavailability of both aspirin and quinidine was significantly reduced by the activated charcoal. It was also found that the concomitant ingestion of alcohol with the drugs antagonized only slightly the ability of the charcoal to reduce the absorption of aspirin and quinidine by the system of the subject. However, it was concluded that the absorption of ethanol into the circulatory system was not significantly prevented by activated charcoal.
In every instance in the prior art studies, the activated charcoal was administered as a single dose, in most instances a massive dose.
Broadly stated, the present invention is directed to a method for alleviating the effects of consumption of beverage alcohol which comprises administering to the drinker of alcohol an amount of activated charcoal equal to at least about 5 to 15 milligrams of charcoal per kilogram of body weight. Preferably the charcoal is administered in from two to four minimum doses spread over the period of alcohol consumption, depending upon its length and the amount of alcohol consumed.
Activated charcoal is a fine, black, insoluble powder, without taste or odor. After preparation by combustion of organic material such as wood or vegetables, it is activated by an oxidizing gas flow at high temperature. This process produces a fine network of pores in the internal surfaces. The internal surface area formed by pores is much larger than the external surface area. For example, the total surface area of activated charcoal is on the order of 1,000 meters per gram, while the total pore volume is about 1 cubic centimeter per gram. The pore sizes range from about 10 angstroms to more than 100,000 angstroms. Activated charcoal is commercially available in many different grades and under a variety of brand names, such as Carboraffin, Medicoal, Norit, Opocarbyl, Ultracarbon, etc.
Although activated charcoal may be administered to a subject in a variety of forms, it is preferably given in the form of loose powder packaged in capsules of gelatin or other water-soluble encapsulating material. Capsules may contain convenient dosage quantities in the range from about 100 to 500 milligrams per capsule. Activated charcoal may also be administered in tablet form preferably in dose sizes of from about 50 to 300 milligrams per tablet.
Large doses of activated charcoal, such as might be given as an antidote to poison in amounts of 50 grams or more, are usually administered in water suspension. However, charcoal suspension adheres to the mucosal surfaces of the throat, giving a chalk-like taste which is objectionable to some. Such large doses are not administered in the practice of the present invention. Administration by capsule or tablet is preferred. Capsules and tablets have the additional advantage that they are easy to carry in anticipation of a convivial event at which alcohol is served. They are also easily packaged for sale by bars, cocktail lounges, taverns, and the like, either over the counter or through vending machines, for use at the time of alcohol consumption.
For alleviation of the results of drinking, the activated charcoal is preferably self-administered concomitantly with the drinking. Ideally the first dose is taken shortly before or at the time of beginning to drink. This initial dose should preferably be between about 5 and 15 milligrams of activated charcoal per kilogram of body weight. For example, a 160 pound man, whose weight in kilograms is 72.6 , taking two 350 milligram capsules, is receiving approximately 10 milligrams per kilogram of body weight.
The dosage is preferably repeated at intervals of one to three hours as the course of alcohol consumption continues, dependent upon the amount of alcohol consumed. A light to moderate drinker consuming one to two beverages per hour, whether in the form of beer, wine, cocktails, highballs, or the like, should repeat the dosage every two to three hours. On the other hand, a heavy drinker consuming three to four beverages per hour should preferably repeat the dosage every one to two hours. A further dose of activated charcoal of the same size should be taken at the end of the drinking session in order to avoid the hang-over aftereffects of alcohol consumption, which afflict some persons.
It is well known that alcohol ingested into the digestive tract is quickly absorbed into the circulatory system. The use of activated charcoal over a period of time, along with the consumption of alcohol, reduces but does not eliminate the absorption of alcohol into the blood stream. It is commonly thought that ethanol and whatever else is associated with it in the drink are metabolized into various products. Some of these metabolites of ethanol are absorbed by the blood stream and are believed to cause some of the euphoria seen during alcohol intoxication, as well as some of the deleterious effects of intoxication. These metabolites are adsorbed by activated charcoal along with ethanol.
Once the metabolites of ethanol are produced and are in circulation in the blood stream, they can have long lasting effects on many different systems in the body. Recently two articles in the New England Journal of Medicine (Sept. 9, 1982, Volume 307, No. 11) have shown that activated charcoal has an effect on both the absorption and elimination of several drugs. Berg et al (pages 642-644) have shown that, although phenobarbitol was completely absorbed into the circulatory system from the gut, when activated charcoal is administered there is an excretion of phenobarbitol and/or its metabolites back into the gut. Since the activated charcoal causes the phenobarbitol which is in the circulatory system to be pulled from the circulation into the gut, this process sets up diffusion gradients in favor of promoting the excretion of the phenobarbitol back into the gut with its consequent removal in the feces. Levy (pages 676-678) reports similar results on absorption and elimination of phenobarbitone, carbanazepine and phenyl-butazone. In both instances, large doses of from 50 to 100 grams of activated charcoal were administered.
The administration of activated charcoal at the end of the beverage alcohol drinking has a similar effect in clearing ethanol and its metabolites from the circulatory system back into the intestinal tract. Once the activated charcoal begins to adsorb some of the ethanol and its metabolites after they have left the intestinal tract, a concentration gradient is created in favor of movement of the compounds back into the gut. As a consequence, the number of compounds that are circulating in the body after the complete ingestion of ethanol is minimized, along with the physiological effects of those compounds.
The preferred practice of administering multiple doses of activated charcoal over a period of time, prior to or at the beginning of drinking, in the midst of an extended drinking period and upon completion of drinking, has real value. Adsorption of alcohol on the activated charcoal minimizes the amount of ethanol leaving the digestive tract. Ingestion of activated charcoal at the end of the drinking period brings back into the intestinal tract at least some of the ethanol and its metabolites. The substantial reduction or elimination of those substances which lead to the long term deleterious effects of consumption of alcohol substantially reduces or eliminates those long term effects. Some conditions such as cirrhosis of the liver, are probably irreversible. However, progression of the disease can be substantially slowed or halted as a result of reduction or elimination of the contributing causes through administration of activated charcoal. Other long term conditions, such as depression, peptic ulcers, and the like, are reversible and can be cured once their progression has been halted by removal of the contributing causes.
The invention is further illustrated by the following examples:
A white male subject weighing approximately 170 pounds (77 kilograms) took two 350 milligram capsules of activated charcoal. Then, over the course of 1 hour, 6 ounces of ethanol were consumed. Twelve minutes following consumption of the last drink, the blood alcohol level was tested at 0.08 percent, using a portable, calibrated breathalyzer. After an additional five minutes, the blood alcohol level was reduced to 0.05 percent. After an additional thirteen minutes, thirty minutes after completion of the last drink, the blood alcohol level was reduced to 0.04 percent. Based upon the standard charts relating blood alcohol levels to the amount of alcohol consumption and body weight, the blood alcohol concentration should have been over 0.10 percent, the standard for measuring drunkenness in most states.
In a parallel experiment conducted at the same time, another white male subject weighing about 170 pounds (77 kilograms) also took two 350 milligram capsules of activated charcoal immediately before drinking six ounces of alcohol over the course of one hour. His blood alcohol level was measured at 0.13 percent eight minutes following completion of the last drink. Six minutes later, it measured 0.06 percent and sixteen minutes later, thirty minutes after completion of the last drink, it measured 0.04 percent. Again, according to the standard charts, the blood alcohol level should have been over 0.10 percent.
The subject of Example 1 participated in another experiment. Two 350 milligram capsules of activated charcoal were ingested at the beginning of the test. Twenty-one ounces of alcohol were consumed over a period of four hours. Two more 350 milligram capsules of activated charcoal were ingested five minutes before the end of the test. Eighteen minutes following completion of the last drink, the subject's blood alcohol was measured at 0.145 percent. Thirty minutes later, it was tested at 0.11 percent. Forty minutes later, it was tested at 0.09 percent, and fifty-five minutes later it was also tested at 0.09 percent. According to the standard charts, the blood alcohol level should have been at least 0.2 percent had the activated charcoal not been taken. This experiment was conducted in the evening but no morning after effect was experienced. When similar amounts of alcohol were consumed by this subject without activated charcoal, classic hang-over symptoms were observed.
The subject of Example 2 participated in another experiment as follows: At the beginning of the test, two 350 milligram capsules of activated charcoal were ingested. Six ounces of alcohol were consumed in a period of one hour. Thirty minutes later, two more 350 milligram capsules of activated charcoal were ingested and immediately thereafter the blood alcohol level was tested at 0.04 percent. Nine more ounces of alcohol were consumed over the next two and one-half hours. Sixteen minutes following completion of the last drink, the blood alcohol level was measured at 0.125 percent. Eleven minutes later, it was measured at 0.055 percent. Nineteen minutes later, it was measured at 0.05 percent. According to the standard charts, the blood alcohol level for this subject should likewise have been at least 0.20 percent. This experiment was also conducted in the evening and again no hang-over effect was noted, although this subject ordinarily suffers from hang-over after consumption of similar amounts of alcohol.
It is apparent that many modifications and variations of this invention as hereinbefore set forth may be made without departing from the spirit and scope thereof. The specific embodiments described are given by way of example only and the invention is limited only by the terms of the appended claims.


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Hello, everyone! Welcome back for May's Tea Tuesday...If you missed April's, you can check it out HERE. For May, I chose Celestial Seasoning's Fruit Tea Sampler Set (buy in bulk here), which includes all herbal teas that are caffeine free. This set features five fruity flavors and a total of 18 tea bags. Each of the flavors come in their own pouch, but are not individually wrapped inside. All the flavors taste amazing, especially when you add raw sugar or honey. Head down below to see more photos and a list of the flavors!
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IT Benchmark Survey: 2010 Results
In 2010, Curtin University participated in the IT Service Quality Benchmark Survey, along with over 30 other universities from Australia and New Zealand. The purposes of the survey were:
- To gather information about client satisfaction in order to continue to improve IT services at Curtin; and
- To obtain comparative benchmark data about IT service delivery across Australian and New Zealand universities.
2010 Survey Results
The 2010 IT Service Quality Benchmark Survey comprised 23 questions on a range of different aspects of IT support service provision. The survey questionnaire was completed by a total of 1010 staff (a credible return rate of 30.1%). Of these responses, 415 were from academic staff and 595 were from general staff.
The perceived satisfaction of 73.01% measured in Question 1 came in slighter higher than the calculated satisfaction of 68.87% (across the other survey questions). General staff, with a satisfaction level of 70.04%, were more satisfied than academic staff, who rated their satisfaction at 67.07%.
A brief summary of the survey responses for a few key questions is provided below.
What is the usual delay you have experienced when waiting for the University IT desktop/desk-side or remote support team for urgent problems?
What is the usual delay you have experienced when waiting for the University IT desktop/desk-side or remote support team for urgent problems?
The phone support team technical skills are
More than half of staff perceived the CITS Service Desk technical skills as good or very good (56.9%) with another third saying variable but mostly good (32.8%). The mean response was 71.77%.
The desktop/desk-side/remote support team technical skills are
Most staff perceived the desktop support team technical skills as good or very good (69.3%) with another quarter saying variable but mostly good (25.7%). The mean response was 77.86%.
Interpersonal skills and Business Understanding.
Client experiences:
What is the University IT Team doing well?
The most common sentiment reported by staff in this free text question was being satisfied. Other themes identified were responsiveness on desktop service. A selection of responses are provided below:
- "Prompt service. Patience with those of us that are not IT savvy."
- "Helpful. Usually a quick response."
- "They have continually improved their service. They are doing everything well."
- "Customer service and genuine desire to help is fantastic."
- "CITS Service Desk provide a central point of contact and are generally very quick to assist and resolve my problem."


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MSRP: $49,985.00, Sport Line, Advanced Real-Time Traffic Information, Comfort Access Keyless Entry, Essentials Package, Heated Front Seats, Instrument Cluster w/Extended Contents, Lumbar Support, Navigation System, Park Distance Control, Premium Package, Remote Services, SiriusXM Satellite Radio. Priced below KBB Fair Purchase Price! CARFAX One-Owner. Clean CARFAX. Certified. BMW Certified Pre-Owned Details: * Multipoint Point Inspection * Transferable Warranty * Roadside Assistance * Warranty Deductible: $0 * 1 year/Unlimited miles beginning after new car warranty expires or from certified purchase date * Vehicle History 33/23 Highway/City MPG 23/33mpg Odometer is 2057 miles below market average! *Your additional costs are sales tax, tag and title fees for the state in which the vehicle will be registered, any dealer-installed options (if applicable) and a $299 dealer processing fee (not required by law). Prices are subject to change, and prior sales are excluded from these offers. While every reasonable effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this information, we are not responsible for any errors or omissions contained on these pages. Please verify any information in question with the dealer. Every Loaner Vehicle Internet Price includes current applicable manufacturer rebates and incentives, but certain conditions apply to some of these offers. Those offers and conditions may require financing through BMW Financial Services.
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Making the most of your time
Making the most of your time. Achieving more…
Steve delivered a talk on 'How to achieve more in your work and personal life' at a CIM branch workshop on personal effectiveness in March 2010.
The interactive session covered; How we spend our time each day, common problems with managing our time, the importance of planning and prioritising our activities, some top tips for being more effective at work, how to manage your 'desk' or workspace, how to deal with the 'time wasters', when to do those 'minor' tasks and some top tips for better use of your personal time.
Steve stressed that time is our most precious commodity – we can't buy more of it and once it is gone we can't get it back! So, we need to make the most of it!
He concluded with the quote that was recently pulled out of the cobwebs earlier this year by Chris Evans on Radio 2 – "If you keep doing what you've always done, you'll always get what you always got!"
Perhaps you need to do things differently!


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Hey, I'm Tim
Welcome to my personal web site! I'm Timothy (or just Tim) Phan. I'm currently a political activist and organizer based in Los Angeles and Orange County.
I built this website to archive and document my journey into community organizing. Alternatively, I also enjoy snark-tweeting about Game of Thrones memes if you're into that as well. Season 8, cannot wait…
Feel free to reach out if you've got any questions! Ping me if you're interested in progressive politics, Democratic Party stuff in LA/OC, and grassroots activism in my Asian-American community.
Thanks for stopping by!
Campaign Stuff
I love volunteering and assisting in many political campaigns as possible! Nothing like a good old GOTV…
Since my involvement with the Hillary Clinton campaign ended in November of 2016, I've come back home to Southern California with a dedicated interest in supporting quality candidates in my local community. I proudly volunteered for Sara Hernandez in the CD 34 race, Frank Yokoyama for his successful bid to the Cerritos City Council, and Mike Fong's bid for the AD51 race.
I've also been active in the CA-39 and CA-45 districts as a member of those districts' "Action Councils", as I am highly supportive of multiple Democrats in both races to replace Congressmembers Ed Royce and Mimi Walters. I also strongly believe in supporting down-ballot candidates at the municipal level in Orange County to build a broader progressive infrastructure.
I'm also on the board of the California Young Democrats' API Caucus, the Los Angeles County Asian American and Pacific Islander Democrats, the Vietnamese American Democratic Club of Orange County, and the Orange County Young Democrats. Feel free to ask me about any of those orgs and how to get more involved there.
Activist Stuff
I recently finished an organizing internship with the Korean Resource Center. It has been an honor to stand among such dedicated and talented activists in the AAPI community to fight for immigration justice against an administration so openly hostile to our communities.
The 2018 elections will be an important checkpoint on the progressive movement's resistance against the Trump administration, but the larger work of organizing towards justice and equality transcend any one election. I am dedicated to exploring the intersections of racial injustice and economic inequality in the very local contexts of both Los Angeles and Orange County.
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Clubs and Organizations A-Z
Regis students have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of organizations and clubs. An activities fair is hosted at the start of each academic year to recruit new members.
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American Medical Student Association
The AMSA Premedical Chapter at Regis strives to provide networking, undergraduate research publications, and exposure to the various health fields and topics. While creating a supportive community in the premedical community, students will be able to advocate and promote the values of the Sisters of Saint Joseph congruent with ethical health care.
Amnesty International
Amnesty International is an International non-profit organization that intends to defend and advocate for human rights. In our chapter here at Regis, we advocate for the rights of others by writing letters, lobbying with our local and state representatives, attending conferences, and informing the College community.
American Sign Language
The mission of the American Sign Language club is to introduce Regis students to deaf culture and the deaf community while learning the language. No experience necessary!
Asian-American Association (AAA)
The Asian American Association (AAA) is a student-run organization that welcomes all students interested in learning about the Asian culture. AAA's goal is to reach out, give back, and have fun with the community while spreading knowledge about Asian traditions. Annually, the club has big events such as Fear Factor, Thanksgiving dinner, and an End of the Year dinner, from which all proceeds go to a charity chosen by the club.
Black Student Union (BSU)
The purpose of the Black Student Organization is to educate, acknowledge, and address the diversity, history, and lifestyle of people of African descent. The Black Student Organization will serve as an organization that fosters student development through diversity and aims at promoting awareness for the many origins of Black culture. Through engaging discussions and activities, the group works as a unit to develop and build lasting friendships.
Cape Verdean Student Association (CVSA)
The Cape Verdean Student Association is a student run organization that welcomes students interested in learning about the Cape Verdean cultural roots. CVSA hosts bi-weekly meetings and events throughout the school year such as Maintenance Appreciation Day.
College Diabetes Network-Regis Chapter
The College Diabetes Network (CDN) is a 501c3 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide innovative peer based programs which connect and empower students and young professionals to thrive with diabetes.
Dance Company
Dance Company is a student run and organized club open to all students, with or without dance experience. Members practice various styles of dance in preparation for performances on campus, including a large recital for the entire community at the end of the semester. Students are able to gain leadership and choreography opportunities within this club, as well as general membership to stay in shape or cultivate a new talent.
Education Club
The Education Club provides support for students in the Education Department, creates a sense of community within the Education Program, and uses the knowledge and talents of the members to reach out to the Regis community as a whole. Throughout the year the club provides opportunities which supplement what students are learning in the classroom and experiencing in the field, and also hosts events focused on recognizing the efforts and accomplishments of students in the Education Program.
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
The Regis GSA is an accepting place for all people regardless of sexual orientation. The GSA brings together gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer students and straight allies to fight homophobia on campus and in the community. By raising awareness of different sexual and gender identities, linking homophobia with other oppressions, and advocating for equal treatment for students of all sexual orientations, the GSA works to create a school environment free of homophobic discrimination.
Glee Club
The Glee Club has shared its beautiful music with audiences locally as well as internationally. Members practice regularly each week and deliver moving performances throughout the semester. Auditions take place during summer orientation and again in the fall.
Graduate Student Association
The elected governing body that serves for all graduate students at Regis. The Graduate Student Government was formed in the fall of 2014 with a goal of advocating for the very large graduate student population.
Graduate Student Nursing Association
The Graduate Student Nursing Association invites current Regis graduate students to apply growing classroom and clinical knowledge to real-life scenarios in order to optimize current and future nursing practices. Membership is open to graduate students who are enrolled in Nursing.
Hemetera (literary magazine)
Produced annually since 1946, Hemetera is a literary publication that features the written word and visual arts of Regis students, faculty, and staff. The project is coordinated and published by members who work collaboratively with an advisor.
International Academy Club
The International Academy Club is designed to bring students from all parts of the world together to teach the Regis Community about their varying cultures. Open to all students, the club hosts a variety of events throughout the academic year, including performances, trips, and debates. Additionally, the members of the club participate in International Education Week during the month of November.
The Intramural program is dedicated to providing opportunities for students of all athletic abilities to get engaged. Each month, a new sport is featured through a tournament, with the champions recieving a t-shirt. Featured sports include ultimate frisbee, flag football, volleyball, and much more!
Latin American Student Organization (LASO)
This club brings together students of Latin descent, celebrating their heritage and promoting awareness of their cultural traditions. LASO members hold various celebrations and perform traditional dances at various campus events.
Medical Imaging Club
The Medical Imaging Club on campus is comprised of prospective and current students majoring in either Diagnostic Medical Sonography or Nuclear Medicine. As a club, members share four common interests: Serving as a support and mentoring system for those considering the programs and those already in the programs; collaborating on ways to spread recognition of the programs and teach others about these two essential branches of medical imaging; brainstorming both recreational and program-related activities and events available to all students on campus; and serving the Dear Neighbor by participating in the many community service events offered on campus.
Mentor Program
This club focuses on developing the academic, career, and leadership skills of the Freshman class, while easing the high school to college transition. Mentors and mentees will learn about the importance of becoming involved in the campus community, where they can grow academically, spiritually, and socially, while promoting service to others, universal respect, and unity through diversity in keeping with the values of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston.
Mount Regis (yearbook)
Are photos your thing? Do you like to do behind-the-scenes work? If so, the yearbook provides a great creative outlet for those who would like to help document memories of our time here at Regis.
Nostalgia Fashion Show
The Nostalgia fashion show hosts and sponsors an annual fashion show at the end of each year for the entire Regis community. Local designers and businesses donate clothing to be modeled by Regis' student models. This is an event that cannot be missed each year!
Orientation Leaders
OLs work together to prepare incoming students for college. These energetic and dedicated students receive on-campus training over the summer to help them make the most of their experience—and to better acclimate incoming first-year students.
Political and Global Events (PaGE)
The Politics and Global Events club of Regis is committed to raising political and civic awareness throughout the Regis community and beyond by raising awareness of current events, political issues, and encouraging students to make informed voting decisions.
Pride Guides
This organization consists of students representing all classes, clubs, and interests on campus to assist in the recruitment process. Members are selected through an interview process and participate in admission events such as open houses and overnights. They also give campus tours, participate in student panels, and contact prospective students.
Pride of Christ
The Pride of Christ (POC) club is a family that unites to grow spiritually by learning the word of God. All students who come from any religious background are always welcomed to join. A few of the events hosted by the POC members are the Bundles of Love event, as well as an annual Worship Night. POC also provides an opportunity for students to learn the word of God through weekly bible studies.
Regis All Seasons Society
The Regis All Seasons Society (RASS) strives to provide an outlet for those students that want to enjoy the great outdoors! Activities include anything for the outdoor enthusiast, or just someone who wants to breathe the fresh air!
Regis College Science Association (RCSA)
To bring science and non-science majors together in an effort to share their knowledge with the community, be involved in helping the community, and to better understand the importance of scientific awareness.
Serving the Dear Neighbor
Formerly known as the Campus Ministry Club, this organization provides opportunities for people of all faiths to grow spiritually through service. Together, student leaders and campus ministers plan and participate in liturgies, retreats, community service, faith sharing, social events, sacramental preparation, and more.
Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
This organization is comprised of student athletes dedicated to raising school spirit through activities and events such as pep rallies.
Student Business Association
The Student Business Association (SBA) is a student-run club that expands opportunities and knowledge for business- minded students attending Regis. SBA is an organization that is looking to bring awareness to the business field in our community as well as help our club members acquire hands-on experience through events such as internship workshops, guest speakers, and trips to the Federal Reserve and other conferences. We are a visionary club that hopes to one day start our own business venture that will provide us with practical and unique experience.
Student Government Association (SGA)
SGA, the elected governing body that serves as an umbrella for all recognized clubs and organizations on campus, consists of six representatives from each class and four executive officers. Its main responsibilities are to allocate funds to student groups, handle student issues, and make formal recommendations. SGA also acts as a liaison between students and administration in an effort to improve student life on campus.
Student Nursing Association (SNA)
The Regis Student Nursing Association invites current Regis undergraduate students to apply growing classroom and clinical knowledge to real-life scenarios in order to optimize current and future nursing practices. Membership is open to undergraduate students who are either enrolled or planning to enroll in nursing (or a related health profession).
Student Programming Board (SPB)
The Student Programming Board work together with the Assistant Director of Student Programming and Leadership to plan and sponsor trivia nights, stress reliever nights during finals week and plan an event during welcome back week as well as coordinate Zumba each month.
Theatre Club
The Regis Theatre Club looks to spread awareness and participation in the performing arts. Each semester, the group puts together large and small scale productions in an effort to get students involved. Be on the lookout for these amazing productions!
Vegan Student Organization
The Regis Vegan Student Organization (VSO) serves to both educate and raise awareness about the various benefits of a vegan lifestyle. VSO invite members of the Regis community to take part in the benefits of a vegan lifestyle and diet for the benefit of health, animals, and the planet. Through education, outreach, and social events, the Vegan Student Organization will act as a catalyst in the movement for animal rights. We welcome all who are curious about trying vegan food, the ethics behind our food choices and the environmental impact. All members of the Regis community are welcome regardless of personal diet choice, background and individual beliefs.
This club is geared towards any and all students, experienced or not, who have a passion for music, talk shows, DJing, and campus events, as well as those interested in learning to use the radio station equipment. The radio station is not specifically geared towards playing music, but also focuses on having live talk shows, guest speakers, and call-in, interactive shows with students.
You can find streaming links for the station here.


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Do I have almond allergy?
Tree nuts including almonds are considered one of the common forms of food allergy that leads to deadly reactions followed by peanuts. Take note that not all reactions are severe that can lead to death, but many individuals with almond allergy can manifest a variety of symptoms that range from mild to serious.
Almond allergy can be considered as a lingering issue since there is no cure even today. Individuals who are allergic to almonds must be careful when eating other tree nuts since they may have or develop an allergic reaction to other nuts aside from almond. If possible, the individual should avoid any type of tree nut until properly diagnosed by a doctor.
What are the mild symptoms?
Some individuals have mild allergy to almonds that can manifest in various ways. The respiratory symptoms of mild allergic reaction to almond include difficulty breathing and wheezing. As for the gastrointestinal symptoms, diarrhea, nausea and vomiting can also occur. In some individuals, they might also notice tingling or swelling around the mouth.
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Laryngospasm from food allergy particularly almond can develop once the food triggers swelling in the throat. It is important to note that this swelling can spread to include the vocal cords that block the airway once swollen.
As a result of this obstruction, the individual could not breathe and die without immediate medical care usually in the form of an epinephrine shot. In some cases, the initial exposure to almond or other tree nuts sensitizes the individual to the disease and later on experience laryngospasm once almonds are eaten for the second time.
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