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America: II. (18181865).
I. The House Divided Against Itself Speech
Abraham Lincoln
Born in 1809, died in 1865; began to practise law in 1837; served in the Black Hawk War in 1832; elected to Congress in 1847; the unsuccessful Republican candidate for the United States Senate in 1858; elected President in 1860; issued the Emancipation Proclamation September 22, 1862; reelected President in 1864; entered Richmond with the Federal Army on April 4, 1865; assassinated ten days later.
we could first know where we are, and whither we are tending, we could better judge what to do, and how to do it. We are now far into the fifth year since a policy was initiated with the avowed object, and confident promise, of putting an end to slavery agitation. Under the operation of that policy, that agitation not only has not ceased, but has constantly augmented. In my opinion, it will not cease until a crisis shall have been reached and passed. A house divided against itself can not stand. I believe this government can not endure permanently half slave and half free. I do not expect the Union to be dissolved; I do not expect the house to fall; but I do expect that it will cease to be divided. It will become all one thing, or all the other. Either the opponents of slavery will arrest the further spread of it, and place it where the public mind shall rest in the belief that it is in the course of ultimate extinction; or its advocates will push it forward till it shall become alike lawful in all the States, old as well as new, North as well as South. Have we no tendency to the latter condition? Let any one who doubts carefully contemplate that now almost complete legal combination-piece of machinery, so to speakcompounded of the Nebraska doctrine and the Dred Scott decision.
Put this and that together, and we have another nice little niche, which we may, ere long, see filled with another Supreme Court decision, declaring that the Constitution of the United States does not permit a
to exclude slavery from its limits. And this may especially be expected if the doctrine of care not whether slavery be voted down or voted up, shall gain upon the public mind sufficiently to give promise that such a decision can be maintained when made.
Such a decision is all that slavery now lacks of being alike lawful in all the States. Welcome or unwelcome, such decision is probably coming, and will soon be upon us, unless the power of the present political dynasty shall be met and overthrown. We shall lie down pleasantly dreaming that the people of Missouri are on the verge of making their State free, and we shall awake to the reality, instead, that the Supreme Court has made Illinois a slave State. To meet and overthrow that dynasty is the work before all those who would prevent that consummation. That is what we have to do. How can we best do it?
There are those who denounce us openly to their own friends, and yet whisper to us softly that Senator Douglas is the aptest instrument there is with which to effect that object. They wish us to
all, from the fact that he now has a little quarrel with the present head of the dynasty; and that he has regularly voted with us on a single point, upon which he and we have never differed. They remind us that he is a great man and that the largest of us are very small ones. Let this be granted. But a living dog is better than a dead lion. Judge Douglas, if not a dead lion, for this work, is at least a caged and toothless one.
How can he oppose the advance of slavery? He does not care anything about it. His avowed mission is impressing the public heart to care nothing about it. A leading Douglas Democratic newspaper thinks Douglass superior talent will be needed to resist the revival of the African slave-trade. Does Douglas believe an effort to revive that trade is approaching? He has not said so. Does he really think so? But if it is, how can he resist it? For years he has labored to prove it a sacred right of white men to take negro slaves into the new Territories. Can he possibly show that it is less a sacred right to buy them where they can be bought cheapest? And unquestionably they can be bought cheaper in Africa than in Virginia.
He has done all in his power to reduce the whole question of slavery to one of a mere right of property; and as such, how can he oppose the foreign slave-trade? How can he refuse that trade in that property shall be perfectly free, unless he does it as a protection to the home production? And as the home producers will probably ask the protection, he will be wholly without a ground of opposition.
Senator Douglas holds, we know, that a man may rightfully be wiser to-day than he was yesterdaythat he may rightfully change when he finds himself wrong. But can we, for that reason run ahead, and infer that he will make any particular change, of which he himself has given no intimation? Can we safely base our action upon any such vague inference? Now, as ever, I wish not to misrepresent Judge Douglass position, question his motives, or do aught that can be personally offensive to him. Whenever, if ever, he and we can come together on principle, so that our cause may have assistance from his great ability, I hope to have interposed no adventitious obstacle. But, clearly, he is not now with ushe does not pretend to be, he does not promise ever to be.
Our cause, then, must be entrusted to, and conducted by, its own undoubted friendsthose whose hands are free, whose hearts are in the workwho
do care
for the result. Two years ago the Republicans of the nation mustered over thirteen hundred thousand strong. We did this under the single impulse of resistance to a common danger. With every external circumstance against us, of strange, discordant, and even hostile elements, we gathered from the four winds, and formed and fought the battle through, under the constant hot fire of a disciplined, proud, and pampered enemy. Did we brave all then, to falter now?now, when that same enemy is wavering, dissevered, and belligerent! The result is not doubtful. We shall not failif we stand firm, we
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Wise counsels may accelerate, or mistakes delay it; but, sooner or later, the victory is sure to come.
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Delivered at the Illinois Republican State Convention at Springfield, on June 16, 1858, after he had been chosen the party candidate for the United States Senate, as the successor of Stephen A. Douglas. This speech practically initiated the famous debate between Lincoln and Douglas, which followed during the political campaign of that year. The opening paragraph has often been cited as evidence of Lincolns political prescience and grasp of the situation. Sewards Irrepressible Conflict speech bears a remarkable resemblance to it, but Seward spoke four months after Lincoln. Seward was then the foremost man in his party, while Lincoln was almost unknown outside of his own State. The speech of Seward, in consequence, attracted wide attention, while Lincolns at the time passed almost unnoticed. Lincoln had taken extraordinary care in the preparation of his speech. Herndon says:
He wrote on stray envelopes and scraps of paper as ideas suggested themselves, putting them into that miscellaneous and convenient receptacle, his hat. As the convention drew near, he copied the whole on connected sheets, carefully revising every line and sentence. He had studied and read over what he had written so long and carefully that he was able to deliver it without the least hesitation or difficulty. Before delivering it, he invited a dozen or so of his friends over to the library of the state House, where he read and submitted it to them. Some condemned, and not one indorsed it. But it suited my views, and I said: Lincoln, deliver that speech as read; it will make you president. At the time I hardly realized the force of my prophecy. He rose from his chair, and, after alluding to the careful study and intense thought he had given the question, he answered all the objections substantially as follows: Friends, this thing has been retarded long enough. The time has come when these sentiments should be uttered, and if it is decreed that I should go down because of this speech, then let me go down linked to the truthlet me die in the advocacy of what is just and right.
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Can I Get A Witness! Authentic Voices Tell the Story of Neuropathy
By Dave R.
April 11, 2012
Internet links shown in these posts are designed to provide more detailed information if required.
In 1931, the French medical missionary Dr. Albert Schweitzer wrote: "Pain is a more terrible lord of mankind than even death itself."
With neuropathy, it's different. Despite the millions of neuropathy sufferers across the world, most people can't hang a mental label on what you're telling them and are therefore immediately distanced from your discomfort. They feel they should be sympathetic and generally do their best but without a reference from their own pain experience, they don't really understand why you're making so much fuss. Extend that scenario over weeks and months and people become disconnected and lose both patience and goodwill. It's not their fault it's human nature; especially when so little is publicly known about the condition.
Authors, scientists, doctors, journalists and bloggers can write about neuropathy until they're blue in the face but there's no substitute for hearing people tell their own stories. This post is therefore given over to some of the men and women with both HIV and Neuropathy who have opened their hearts on forums and in blogs across the Net. There are many, many more!
Here their anonymity is protected but if anyone doubts the veracity of any of the experiences, the original links can be made available. Similarly, if you recognise your own words and wish them removed, I'm sure that can be arranged but I have a feeling that you already understand that sharing your story is a powerful tool in increasing awareness of what having neuropathy actually means.
It's important to state here that although neuropathy is generally a progressive condition, by no means everybody suffers to the same extent as the people above. There are many different causes and many different forms and therefore also many different degrees of experience. Unfortunately, as people live longer with HIV, these sorts of stories will inevitably more frequently emerge in the community.
Finally, the link below will tell you how we really feel when questioned about our condition. Not that we're being dishonest when we just say, 'Okay', or 'Not too bad'; it's just often easier that way. After all, you don't really want to listen to a twenty minute moan do you? Just as long as you understand that neuropathy is really difficult to describe and impossible to ignore. We're not play-acting for sympathy, or trying to morally blackmail you into feeling obliged to help but just a simple acceptance that we're not feeling great today would be perfect, thank you. If you're feeling bad too, be honest and tell us and we'll return the favour and give you the stage. Nobody should try to BS anybody here!
More Information: A Letter with Genuine Relevance to Neuropathy Sufferers
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What Is Neuropathy? A Growing Problem
Why Do People With HIV Suffer From Neuropathy?
How Neuropathy Is Currently Treated
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Dave R.
English but living since 1986 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. HIV+ since 2004 and a neuropathy patient since 2007. I've seen quite a bit, done quite a bit and bought quite a few t-shirts if you know what I mean; but all that baggage makes me what I am today: a better person I believe, despite it all.
Arriving on TheBody.com, originally, was the end result of getting neuropathy as a side effect of the medication, or the virus, or both. I found it such a vague disease and discovered very little information that wasn't commercially tinged, or scientifically impenetrable, so I decided to create a daily Blog and a website where practical information, hints, tips and experiences for patients could be gathered together in one place.
However, I was also given the chance to write about other aspects of living with HIV and have now contributed more articles about those than about neuropathy. That said, neuropathy remains my 'core subject' although one which unfortunately dominates both my life and that of many other HIV-positive people.
I'm not a doctor or qualified medical expert, just someone with neuropathy and HIV who has spent the last few years researching the illness and trying to create information sources for people who want to know more.
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This is a bad team with an unproven coach and a bad mix of players. All of their players are overrated with the exception maybe of Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry -- and who knows what Curry can give them [because of his ankle problems that have lingered in the preseason].
The Warriors are making Andrew Bogut out to be the face of the franchise along with Curry, but I don't see it. Bogut is nothing special. He'd be an excellent complementary player. Bogut is a decent passer who blocks some shots, but he's never done it all. In Milwaukee, on nights when he had a decent defender on him, he'd be in big trouble and he didn't give them a lot.
There would be nights with Bogut when you'd say this guy is an All-Star, but there would also be way too many nights when he didn't show up. He has long arms and he's a legitimate 7-footer. I know he's had some great years numbers-wise as a rebounder, and sometimes he's been a pretty good range rebounder. But he has not done it consistently.
I'm not trying to kill Bogut. I didn't like him at all his rookie year, but then he kept growing on me. To be fair, he hasn't had much luck at all injury-wise [he's now been out all preseason while recovering from April ankle surgery]. Every year I did like him a little bit better, and maybe if he didn't get hurt he would have kept improving.
[Chris Mannix: What to expect from the Warriors this season]
I thought Curry would be a superstar, but injuries have set him back, too. I loved him as a pick-and-roll player. He made big shots and he had a great feel. People questioned whether he was a true point guard, but I think he can play the point in the NBA for a bunch of minutes, and every now and then he can move over to the 2. Obviously, he has some deficiencies defensively, but, man, can he play at the other end, to the point that he reminded me of Steve Nash on the pick-and-roll.
But now he's dealing with these ankle injuries, and you remember the Grant Hill deal in Orlando, where they were always telling you he was coming back from his ankle injury and he seldom did for them. If Curry were healthy, it would be huge. He's decent at handling the ball and he finds people in the pick-and-roll coming off screens. So they'll run those guys off screens and play a ton of pick-and-roll with Curry and give the ball to Bogut. Their best hope for this year is to establish Curry, Thompson and rookie Harrison Barnes with good years -- and even then I don't think they'll have a sniff at the playoffs.
Some people have compared Barnes to Glen Rice. Let's say that's what Barnes is -- then you'll have two great shooters in Barnes and Thompson around Curry at the point, and they'll still have to find a 4. If they do find a 4, Bogut would be perfect in that system and they'd have a future.
[Ben Golliver: Handicapping the Rookie of the Year race]
Thompson can shoot the hell out of it. He can get a shot off screens with a really quick release, particularly for a young guy. He can change a game with his jump shot. Klay has good size at 6-7, and he's a Reggie Miller type in the way they use him. He knows how to play off screens and he knows what to do with the ball in a little space. He's not great with the dribble, so you have to make him put it to the floor. But over the year he got better at that. He plays with a lot of energy. It's not quite the constant running that you see from Ray Allen, but that's the type of player he is. I think everybody in the league likes him.
I think Richard Jefferson is going to cause headaches. He's getting older [Jefferson is 32], he's paid way too much money [two years and $21.2 million left on his contract] and he thinks he's better than he is. He has an answer for everything and he's very tough to coach. I think a veteran guy on a bad team like this is going to want out, and the only way to do that is to turn yourself into a bigger headache.
Everyone says David Lee is a great guy, but talk about overrated. He's looking for his own numbers big-time. I'm guessing he leads the league in rebounds off missed free throws. He has turned himself into a 20-and-10 guy -- an accomplishment, for sure. But he's never been a guy who is constantly helping on defense. The story you hear from the Knicks is that his teammates used to call him FEMA, because he's never there when you need him. Lee is always there when he can take a charge, but when you're getting beat around the basket after contesting a shot because you're trying to make a play, he's not coming over to cover for you. He takes charges and pumps his fist, but when you really watch him you see the things he doesn't do.
Lee has a lot going for him, though. He has a reputation for being a gym rat and he does a lot of things well. But what you need from him first and foremost is to be a defender, and he's just not that guy. You can't put up those kinds of numbers without being a hell of an NBA player, but I don't think you can win with him. Maybe if he were playing for somebody who had juice, like one of the Van Gundy brothers or Gregg Popovich or Tom Thibodeau, then you could get the best out of him. If he played for a coach who cared about the defensive end and would put him on the bench, then maybe Lee could have an unbelievable career. But Mike D'Antoni didn't emphasize the defensive assignments, and Mark Jackson doesn't care about them, either.
I don't have faith in Jackson's becoming a good coach. I don't know what he does for that team. Everybody says he was a coach on the floor when he played, but I don't think he has a good feel for the game. I don't know why a team would hire someone who played but has never coached. It works sometimes, but more often than not it doesn't. He doesn't have a system that I can see. When I watch them play, I can't tell what his philosophy is or what he's trying to accomplish.
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I had no idea how they were playing the pick-and-roll, which is the goal for some teams -- they don't want you to know and they play it differently every time. He had a really short playbook last year, and a lot of times that's a good idea. He has a decent feel when it comes to getting a shot for Thompson or whoever is the hot guy. But I don't see him establishing consistency, and eventually that affects everything. It wasn't a big deal last year, but this year they have higher expectations -- which I disagree with, obviously -- and he'll have guys like Jefferson and Bogut who are going to sniff out the inconsistencies. Lee will be too smart to complain because he'll be getting his 20-and-10, but apart from him, I'll be shocked if they don't start to have problems with Jackson.
Jarrett Jack is another guy who might make things tough for Jackson if they aren't establishing a solid system. I love Jack's toughness. He plays with heart, and though he isn't a true point guard, he will try to guard people and run stuff for you. But the older he gets, the more he knows, and I've heard he can be a handful to coach. On a team with leadership and discipline, Jack can be a great third guard. Let's put it this way: I think he's one of those guys who can make a good team better and he can also make a bad team worse.
Carl Landry isn't what he used to be. He was at his best with the second unit and you could throw him the ball in the post. Maybe this is an opportunity for him to re-establish himself.
I used to love Andris Biedrins. But no one has seen him perform for years now, and it's not like it's Jackson's fault. Biedrins has now had three coaches [Jackson, Don Nelson and Keith Smart] he hasn't been able to play for. Nelson loved him and then killed his confidence, and Biedrins has never recovered. He was one of those guys who played his butt off and would dunk hard on a pick-and-roll. He's the worst free-throw shooter in the NBA, so he doesn't want to get fouled.
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text: On 8/2/07, Michael Krufky <mkrufky at linuxtv.org> wrote: > MikeW wrote: > > Markus Rechberger <mrechberger <at> gmail.com> writes: > > > >> Hi Mike, > >> > >> Can you shed some more light about the capabilities of the tuner you > >> intend to add support for? > >> > >> regards, > >> Markus > > > > Example: > > http://www.nxp.com/acrobat_download/literature/9397/75015475.pdf > > > > Regards, > > MikeW > > Mike, > > I have already written a completely functional driver for the TDA18271 silicon. > DVB-T has not yet been tested on it, but I doubt it will be any problem. I > understand that you are working with the TDA18211 -- do you know how similar it > is to the 18271? I haven't google'd the 18211 yet, but I'll take a look. > > I am currently working to refactor the tuning api between the dvb and v4l > subsystems -- this is my reasoning for not having released my tda18271 code > publicly, as of yet. It does work, however, and I have only tested it so far > using analog broadcasts. The difference for tuning DVB-T is only some small > changes to certain registers. > > Based on what I see in the pdf that you linked above, I wouldn't be surprised if > the tda18211 featureset is merely a small subset of the tda18271, meant > specifically for DVB-T. > > How much progress have you already made with your driver? > > I'd be happy to help you if you have any further questions... If the 18211 is > indeed program compatible with the 18271, except for the limited featureset, > then I'd hate to see somebody do double-work. > > Regards, > > Michael Krufky > As already mentioned in the IRC channel, following userspace library adds support for multistandard/hybrid tuners which can do DVB and/or analogue TV (code sample for a userspace tuner library) http://mcentral.de/hg/~mrec/em28xx-userspace2/file/1ac5bacf3cfc/tuner/userspace/tuner-xc3028.c current features: * it's easy to reuse tuners within v4l and dvb * floating point calculations * abstraction of the v4l and dvb framework, which helps reusing that code for OSX lateron * bugs will moreover crash the userspace client and leave the kernel in a stable state of course there's still space for some additional features. this code is intended to be merged with linux 2.6.24. A small userspace daemon will take care that the requested tuner module gets loaded. The usuage of such userspace tuner is straightforward and similar like the other DVB tuners. config.tunerid = /* tunerid */ config.vendorid = /* vendorid */; config.productid = /* productid */ config.config = 0; /* configuration 1 in demod client, can match up with vendor & productid */ dvb_attach(tuner_stub_attach, dvb_dev->frontend, &dev->i2c_adap, NULL, NULL, &config); A more accurate documentation about it will come ab later when I have more time for that. p.s. Mike I hope that's fine now :-)


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Heres an idea. It has to do with stuff from the 2.4.3 patch.
Donald rides around in his "new" level 30 mount saying "I HAVE GOOD MOUNT!" While in Shattrath. Then he runs into Haris Pilton, then buys some useless jewelry and a bag. The next raid, Mijikai walks up to him and asks "How did you get all that stuff?" Finally, Donald says "The gold I won from playing the new game 'Guild Bank.' Its a fun game." Mijikai then smacks his forehead in anger.
How do you like it? I randomly thought about it when I saw Haris Pilton. Heh.


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Long time no see and it's summer already -almost fall even-. A wonderful season full of colour, prints, new trends, and sunshine! Don't you love summer? Here in my country it's summer forever all along the year. With that stinging sunray everyday and chances to wear summer attire. Envy? Don't.
Oh la la. I'm sporting a new cut if you noticed. What do you think? I think it suits me, but hey, long hair, you're sincerely missed!
Yes, you've seen right. This top appeared too many times in this blog. But hey, it's too lovely to only be worn once or twice. or thrice.
or every summer days.
And I'm in love with rolled-up pants this month! Been rolling all my pants up lately :p
Top : Zara
Pants : Guess
Belt : Next (can't stop bragging. great deal belt. 2 for $10)
Heels : Zara (another treasure. got it on sale. approximately $30 only)
Bag : Zara
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Another Rap Group From South Carolina Arrested After Flashing Guns In A Youtube Music Video! (10 People Facing Charges)[Heres The Controversial Street Visual That Got Them Behind Bars]
"A total of ten people now face charges in connection with a music video posted on YouTube last August. Fountain Inn police say the video showed individuals handling guns in a public park within the city limits. "It just never ceases to amaze me that people would video themselves doing something illegal and then post it where people are going to see it," Chief Keith Morton told WYFF. Within weeks after the video was initially posted, police were able to identify and arrest six people. Since then, four others have been also been charged. "The claim was, of course, that these were not real guns," Morton said. "We've asked them to produce the replicas or the toy guns that were used in the video so we could compare it to ... the guns that were in the video, but they have not been cooperative in that." Morton said a closer inspect at the video revealed certain markings consistent will real guns." - 4 News
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Why we're depressed? Maybe "it's an adaptation - not a malfunction." But Nature doesn't care if you make it to work on time:
Interesting item in Newsweek: Sharon Begley discusses new findings (discussed in Scientific American]that strive to determine if there's any evolutionary benefit to what we consider clinical depression, a subject much on the minds of certain brain researchers. The questions: is a little depression not just natural, but healthy? In scientific terms, is there some reason for the Black Dog? This implies a fundamentally different way of considering what's been termed a mental illness. Say the study's authors, "There is another possibility: that, in most instances, depression should not be thought of as a disorder at all. " Here's how Begley describes it:
Writing in the journal Psychological Review, postdoctoral fellow Paul Andrews of Virginia Commonwealth University and psychiatrist J. Anderson Thomson Jr. of the University of Virginia present research suggesting that depression is present in the species, and in individuals, for a purpose, and we're playing with fire if we try to eradicate it. In evolution-speak, depression is an "adaptation," they argue. That is, it evolved because it made individuals who experienced it fitter, under natural selection, than individuals who did not experience it. Andrews and Thomson-who is best known for research on the psychology of religious belief, and who has also studied whether antidepressants threaten love and fidelity-offer as evidence the presence of a molecule in the brain called the 5HT1A receptor. This serves as a docking port for the neurochemical serotonin, which the Prozac/Zoloft/Paxil class of antidepressants targets. Human brains are not the only ones with the 5HT1A receptor. Rats also have it.
And said receptor's important to recognizing and dealing with stress and threat, rather than leaving us (and rats) in a perpetual state of unwary bliss. "In other words, losing the receptor that promotes depression in response to stress is something evolution thought would be a very bad move. Ergo: depression is not something to be thrown out lightly." Indeed, it's suggested that depression can lead to analysis and solutions, focused thinking, and even "negative" depressive traits - such as self-isolation or loss of libido, ie the reason we take Paxil - that may serve an adaptive function.
There are some really interesting points in here: are we overmedicated? Probably - and a little sadness, as the author says, should not be the bogeyman it's become in our times. But clinical depression - either human or rat - is a dicier issue altogether. As these researchers would surely be the very first to point out, even if depression can be proven to have en evolutionary purpose, as we all know, what's good for us as humans isn't necessarily good for us as people. Then too, it seems pretty logical that plenty of modern stimuli - to say nothing of pharmaceuticals, diet, chemicals, environment - could have a hand in that depression that Mother Nature had absolutely nothing to do with. Then there's the other elephant in the room: depression can lead to suicide - which, in the small scheme, isn't helping anyone's progress. It's both fascinating and reassuring to know that there may be an evolutionary rationale for what can feel like an unfair genetic curse, and with any luck, if true, this will be of substantial use to researchers. But as it stands, I'm not canceling that Lexapro prescription any time soon.
Depression's Evolutionary Roots [Scientific American]
The Upside Of Feeling Down [Newsweek]
The Bright Side Of Being Blue [APA]


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Transportation Security Administration agents found a knife stuffed inside a woman's carry-on tray of enchiladas at a Northern California airport, but she was still allowed to fly.
The TSA says security at Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa noticed something suspicious in the woman's carry-on luggage Monday morning. They opened it up and found a knife in the middle of a tray of enchiladas.
"Looks like homemade enchiladas," TSA's public affairs spokesperson tweeted.
The passenger reportedly told agents she has no idea how the 8 ½-inch knife got there.
The agents took the knife and the Alaska Airlines passenger was allowed through security and onto her plane.
TSA's public affairs office tweeted out pictures of the hidden knife. (Editor's note: The office's initial tweets erroneously state the knife was found at Oakland International Airport).
1/2 #TSA@IFlyOAKland found this in the carry on bag of @AlaskaAir passenger this a.m. Looks like homemade enchiladas pic.twitter.com/3nulWLSQdJ
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2/2 hidden inside the enchiladas, this 8.5 inch #knife. LEOs responded, and cleared passenger. pic.twitter.com/3HTyKOC4su
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May 15, 2003
And failure is not uncommon, according to presenters and delegates at the IAPAC Sessions 2003, being sponsored here today and tomorrow by the International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care.
Richard Elion (Private Practice, Washington DC), who presented data to assembled delegates, said that "HAART has the potential to achieve close to 100 percent virologic success, but as things currently stand, we can tell only about 50 percent of patients that it will work for them." The reason for this, he said, is that patients fail to adhere to demanding treatment regimens.
But participating physicians were remarkably frank about their lack of reliable data on adherence rates, factors that influence adherence, and the best methods to ensure that patients take their medications.
Nonetheless, Elion and his co-presenter, Judith Feinberg (University of Cincinnati), along with session moderator Joseph C. Gathe, Jr., (Private Practice, Houston) and the assembled delegates, were able to reach some consensus on problems that their patients have in adhering to dosing schedules and on strategies that can be used to help them in this regard.
Elion shared a personal story as a way of demonstrating that taking medicines on a regular schedule is not the simple matter that it might seem. After accidentally poking himself with a syringe that had been used on an HIV-infected patient, he was on a HAART regimen for a month to prevent his own infection. He says he found it very hard to fit the burden of pill taking into his regular schedule. He went on to quote a study of healthcare professionals that found that only 50 percent of those taking medications to prevent infection after accidental exposure were able to properly maintain the regimen for a month.
Several factors that potentially make adherence even more difficult for the patients that delegates see in their practices were brought up in discussion. The on-going stigma associated with HIV infection makes it hard for them to interrupt social situations for a scheduled dosage, for example. Some delegates asserted that patients can be emotionally unstable because they feel guilt about their infection or depression about their continued illness. Other patients are reluctant to take HAART medications because of the negative effects they can have on body shape.
Feinberg asserted, and her opinion was echoed by delegates, that no particular factor can be blamed for poor adherence; patients from all different demographic groups have been very faithful about their regimens or have had a hard time sticking to the schedule, delegates said. Feinberg concluded that it is, perhaps, a "matter of personality."
"Some people just do what needs to be done. And if we could bottle that, we?d be in business."
Another current of thought voiced by delegates, however, pointed to systemic barriers to good adherence. The high cost of HAART forces many patients to seek government assistance, help from corporate programs, or participation in clinical trials that would provide free medications. Delegate Donna Sweet (University of Kansas) said that patients, having to deal with "the bureaucracy, the hassle, the begging, the filling out the forms," get discouraged and fail to properly adhere to their prescriptions for that reason.
Delegates from around the country saw this situation getting worse as state-level healthcare funding is cut to make up for budget shortfalls.
Despite such difficulties, delegates agreed that adherence could be improved through concerted efforts to create a good physician/patient relationship and rapport. The most-repeated stratagem was empowering patients to be part of the clinical process and to be honest about the difficulties they face. Inform patients of risks, uncertainties, side effects, and the numbers and requirements of pills in different regimens. Armed with this knowledge, they should be a part of the final decision on what type of treatment is most appropriate.
Even as they agreed with the importance of this "teamwork" mentality, some delegates expressed the difficulty of establishing it across cultural and economic divides, which may make patients feel mistrust and a sense that they are in a position of relative weakness. This is a particular problem, they said, because HIV-infected patients are increasingly minority females while the majority of physicians remains white and male.
Building on the comments of delegates, Gathe suggested that the profession as a whole would do well to solicit and act on feedback from minority patients about their feelings toward healthcare and their difficulties in obtaining the treatment that is best for them.
Much of the frustration physicians discussed seemed to stem from the fact that, in the end, so much of whether patients adhere well or poorly to their medications depends on factors outside their control. Adherence takes place, or fails to take place, in the weeks and months between office visits, which happen without enough regularity in an over burdened healthcare system.
Giving voice to this sense of powerlessness, Feinberg said, "You can?t take their pills for them."
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'It might not be of huge interest to you if you're using a 2012 or newer model, but if you're hanging on to that older MacBook Pro with an optical drive, it's a worthy upgrade. '
'It's a wonderful laptop. '
'The updated 13-inch MacBook Pro packs a new fifth-generation 2.7-GHz Intel Core i5-5257U processor along with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of faster flash storage. '
'Good graphics, even faster SSD speeds. '
'While the Tablet mode is top-notch, you'll likely spend most of the time using the Surface Book as a laptop. '
'If you can live with its design quirks, this is a great all-purpose high-end laptop. '
'great laptop'
'It's excellent overall, and an improvement over last year's version. '
'Clear, bright, 12-inch, 2,160-by-1,440-resolution display. '
'Below-average battery life.'
'Despite its small size, the speakers in the Surface Pro 4 made an impact. '
'The Alienware 15 delivers great performance and long battery life, and that's enough for it earn our Editors' Choice nod for entry-level gaming laptops. '
'Highly customizable.'
'The Alienware 15 is a very accomplished premium gaming laptop. '
'The Alienware 15 is pure American muscle.'
'Speedy PCIe-connected solid-state drive'
'It packs a dazzling 4K display in a fetching aluminum design. '
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'The MSI GT80 Titan SLI is impressive in a lot of ways.'
'MSI knows that big is beautiful and created a laptop that is simultaneously graceful and imposing.'
'The GT80 is, quite simply, the fastest gaming notebook we've ever reviewed. '
'full sized mechanical keyboard'
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'Everything about the screen is below-par, from the resolution to the limited viewing angle, to the poor brightness and contrast. '
'The Omen is a very pleasant surprise, fun to use and reasonably priced (but not a bargain).'
'However, more powerful and well-rounded laptops are available for less money. '
'Intel Core i7-4710HQ CPU and Nvidia GeForce GTX 860M graphics'
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CAIRO, May 13 (UPI) -- Al Jazeera journalist Abdullah el-Shamy, who is currently jailed in Egypt, is reportedly close to dying due to a hunger strike that has lasted over 100 days.
The 26-year-old has lost a third of his body weight since being imprisoned, his doctor says that his organs are at risk of failure and he could "die within a few days.".
"He has started to have impaired liver and kidney function," said Doctor Mohamed Osama el-Homsi. "It means that his organs are in danger."
El-Homsi said el-Shamy's hunger strike has surpassed all records and he is encouraging him to abandon the fast.
In a letter from prison two weeks ago, the journalist said he had been questioned for two consecutive days by guards trying to get him to give up the strike.
El-Shamy was moved from his cell in Tora prison to an undisclosed location, after his lawyer requested he be transferred to a hospital.
He has been in prison since August 14, after he was arrested for covering a violent police raid at a mosque in Cairo where supporters of deposed President Mohammed Morsi were holding a sit-in.


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Pinpointing exactly why the Giants have been able to go from a 23-10 loss to Rex Grossman to the brink of a Super Bowl berth is fairly difficult, but there's no doubt that getting healthy on defense played a role.
Osi Umenyiora's return from an ankle injury and Justin Tuck's return from the island of self loathing have put the team's defensive line back in form, allowing them to rush just four players at opposing quarterbacks so that their often overmatched secondary isn't left exposed the way it was earlier in the season.
Other factors have certainly played a role, but we know the Giants get a big chunk of their success from the front four.
They aren't the only team that likes to utilize a minimal number of pass rushers to get the job done. The 49ers also prefer to keep things simple when they get after quarterbacks, something that has worked out pretty well for them this year.
San Francisco works out of a 3-4 base, so you won't see any all-defensive end packages from them on Sunday but you will see a lot of four-man rushes coming at Eli Manning.
Justin Smith, Aldon Smith, Ray McDonald and Ahmad Brooks all piled up good sack numbers this season and, like the Giants, their ability to get after quarterbacks all by themselves allows the secondary to cover receivers all over the field.
When the 49ers dropped seven or more into coverage this season, they made it incredibly difficult on opposing passing attacks and even the Saints spent most of last week struggling to gain traction through the air thanks to the blanket of defensive backs they faced on every play.
That history should be worrisome to the Giants.
It should be worrisome because the 49ers almost totally shut down opposing running games this season, going 14 games before allowing a rushing touchdown, and because the 49ers' ability to rush just four plays into a Giants weakness.
Lost in the four straight victories has been the fact that the Giants' offensive line hasn't played particularly well in any of the games.
Manning covers up for a multitude of sins, but the fact is that the Giants haven't faced a team with the 49ers' ability to rush the passer during their streak.
Manning does a terrific job when faced with a blitz because he can recognize its origin and attack the spot left vulnerable.
Against a four-man rush, though, Manning doesn't have that area to exploit and, if his offensive line breaks down, he won't have anywhere to go with the ball if he's pressured.
His numbers in such situations this season are fairly ordinary and he was picked off twice against the Niners the first time the teams met this season.
So the offensive line needs to step up its game because the Giants' best chance of beating the Niners rests with the ability of Manning to hit plays down the field to Hakeem Nicks and Victor Cruz. If they pick up the rush, the Giants should be able to do that often enough to win.
If they can't, Manning will get hit and he will be less effective than the team needs him to be to win. It's a tough task for the offensive line, but the rest of the Giants have stepped up their games in recent weeks so it is just their turn to join the party.
Josh Alper is a writer living in New York City. You can follow him on Twitter and he is also a contributor to Pro Football Talk.


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Pregnant Jupiter's first carpet
I can never tell when someone is early pregnant. If I didn't know that Mila Kunis was pregnant, I'd never think she was pregnant seeing her here with Channing Tatum at CinemaCon yesterday to promote Jupiter Ascending, due out July 18th.
I've not seen any soundbites coming out of the appearance about her future motherhood, have you? Send to me if you have. But if not, it would mean that reporters were specifically instructed not to ask. Why not save it for May sweeps for Two And A Half Men?
A new trailer for Jupiter Ascending was released this week. Basically Mila's character is the female NEO. The One. And Channing Tatum is Trinity. And Sean Bean is Laurence Fishburne. That would make sense considering that the movie comes from the Wachowskis, right? Two things I enjoyed most though:
Eddie Redmayne's deranged, foamy at the mouth villain looks awesome.
And the name.
When Tatum cries out for – JUPITER!!! – I thought to myself, that is a BADASS name for a girl.
Duana's telling me to f-ck off right now, and I'm not the name nerd on this site, but if you told me you were naming your daughter Jupiter, I'd say, do it.
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text: Oswego, NY – Ash Sangha may have the most interesting elected student position on the planet. As the President of the Oxford Union Society, he meets the worlds' top political and business figures, and major celebrities, as well as presiding over the famous Oxford Union debates. In this conversation, he discusses how the debates work, their role in British society, and the cultural differences between the U.S. and U.K. when it comes to high-spirited but reasoned and polite political debate.


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Early in the second season of "The Andy Griffith Show," I ventured a suggestion for a line change to make it sound more "like the way a kid would say it."
I was just 7 years old. But my idea was accepted and I remember standing frozen, thrilled at what this moment represented to me.
Andy asked me, "What you grinnin' at, youngin'?" I said it was the first idea of mine they'd ever said yes to. Without a pause, Andy responded for all to hear: "It was the first idea that was any damn good. Now let's do the scene."
That inclusiveness that allowed a child to truly be a part of something as unique and memorable as"The Andy Griffith Show"is something I will forever be grateful for.
Andy Griffith entertained us for decades on stage, via our radios, sound systems, TVs and up there on the silver screen. Comedy, drama or music, he brought his love of performing to each creative undertaking.
He was known for ending shows by looking at the audience and saying "I appreciate it, and good night." Perhaps the greatest enduring lesson I learned from eight seasons playing Andy's son Opie on the show was that he truly understood the meaning of those words, and he meant them, and there was value in that.
Respect. At every turn he demonstrated his honest respect for people and he never seemed to expect theirs in return, but wanted to earn it.
He taught me a great deal through the examples he set and the approach to our work on the set. I learned about comedic timing, paying off characters in the third act of a story line, and the equal values of both focused rehearsal and, at particular moments, of total chaotic spontaneity.
I saw him lobby against jokes that were admittedly funny but that were at the expense of and undercut the long-term reliability of a character.
I was fortunate to witness and even participate in thousands of minutely detailed creative problem-solving interactions with Andy always tirelessly engaged.
He proved hour by hour, episode by episode that creativity and neurotic angst were in fact not inexorably linked. He led by example and we demonstrated that a cast and company could play practical jokes on one another, laugh 'til they cried and still get 12 pages of the script shot every day while producing a No. 1-rated show.
And, as I look back today, knowing that Andy's vision yielded a show that still airs daily all over the country and holds an absolutely unique place in the annals of its medium, I'm reminded of another lesson taught by example.
Do all that, and don't forget to have as many laughs as you can along the way.
Ron Howard played Sheriff Andy Taylor's son Opie on "The Andy Griffith Show" from 1960 to 1968 beginning when he was 6 years old (he was 5 when the pilot aired in 1959). The young actor was credited on the popular series as Ronny Howard. He appeared again with Griffith in the 1986 TV movie "Return to Mayberry" and last worked with him on behalf of Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign on an online political comedy sketch on the Funny or Die website.
Howard went on to become one of Hollywood's top movie directors with such hits as "Splash," "Cocoon," "Parenthood," "Apollo 13," "Ransom" and "A Beautiful Mind," which won four Oscars in 2002 including director and best picture.


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Turkish Airlines World Golf Final, Rosy beats Westy October 13 2012
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Tim O'Sullivan, a former broadcaster and labor leader, passed away peacefully June 18th.
He was born on February 2, 1922, in Kittanning, Pennsylvania. He grew up in Cleveland, and when he was a teenager, his family moved to Muncie, then Ft. Wayne, Indiana, which he always considered his home.
He started a career in radio as a radio sportscaster at age 17 in Muncie.
He served in the Army Air Corps 8th Air Force, 384th bomb group, in World War Two, and he was highly decorated, and he reached the rank of first lieutenant. He was stationed at Grafton Underwood, Northamptonshire, England, and met a local girl, Kathleen Teresa Cooper, known to her family and friends as Terry. After leaving the service, he wrote to propose. They have been happily married since late 1946.
They lived in Fort Wayne, where he worked as a newscaster for radio stations WOWO and WGL.
He later worked as an organizer for the broadcast technicians union NABET in Buffalo, New York, and Toronto, Canada, and in 1968 was elected international president of Nabet.
He also worked in labor relations with the US postal service, and as business agent for Nabet Hollywood Local 53.
In recent years, he was a commissioner with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, a US government agency that helps mediate labor disputes.
He is survived by his wife, Terry, sons Michael and Patrick, and grandchildren Christopher, Kathryn, Sean and Tommy O'Sullivan, and Steven Christianson.
Tim will be remembered as a great storyteller, warm and engaging, widely admired and greatly loved by family and friends.
Funeral services will be at St. James Catholic Church in La Crescenta Saturday, June 25 at 10:30 am. He will be interred in a later ceremony at the veterans' cemetery in Riverside.


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