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I live in the web. I feel compelled to write about this issue…
Several weeks ago, I got heroically delusional by attempting to battle local pornography access in the Philippines (yeah go ahead; call me St. Pepe, the patron saint of sinners). And I did just that by launching a blog which I pompously entitled as the Philippine Online Movement Against Pornography. Ironically, as a person who supports freedom of expression and of the press (i.e., "online press"), I was somehow inspired by certain countries' lordship over the internet. In China, for instance, Facebook is inaccessible. North Korea practices the same kind of censorship towards particular websites that its government deems to be pro-South Korea.
And I remember a few years ago from my Dubai-based friend Weirdonextdoor that she could not access my Spanish blog from there! I wonder what legal or perhaps moral issues blogger.com (my Spanish website's host) may have with the UAE's top honchos. However, I'm not really sure now if blogger.com is still banned from that Middle Eastern country.
But my point back then is this: if governments can block websites from being visited by its citizens, then why couldn't our own do the same with porn sites? I thought it was a splendid idea.
Now, I am not about to discuss my moral standpoint regarding pornography (that would be for another blogpost). The issue right now is internet censorship. During those days that I was toying around with this anti-porn blog inside my "saintly head", I naively thought that I'd do my country (and my faith) a great service. Little did I know that I might conveniently harm this wonderful man-made universe called the internet. Let me expound.
When fellow Filipinistas Señor Guillermo Gómez and Arnaldo Arnáiz learned about my new blog, I was surprised that they didn't support it. Worse, they were even vehemently against it. I was dazed and disappointed. I didn't understand from the onset what they really meant. For Señor Gómez, it was a total waste of effort. He cautioned me that it will only take away what little time I already have for our online advocacy, which is to defend and ennoble the Filipino National Identity. Arnaldo shares the same view, but he added more syllogisms and deductions to Señor's preoccupations…
Internet censorship is something that simply shouldn't be. Difficult to accept/understand, yet easy to be left behind. In the internet, one can do virtually anything his mind wishes. One can satiate the desires and pleasures of the mind by visiting a preferred website: a site about books, automobiles, social networking, blogs about local insects, heritage conservation websites, stuff about communism, money-making tips online, and yes, pornography. Truly, the internet has become a wherein everyone can participate in the feasting, and that no one is shunned from doing so. But if you do not want the ingredients, then you have the option not to partake of the feast. It is really all up to you.
And in the internet, one is able to showcase perhaps one of God's most puzzling and oft misunderstood "gifts": . In real life, we always use it without realizing that we have already decided on something. But the internet actually makes you realize that you should decide, for many different reasons, whether or not you should visit a particular site. Pornography is the best example. One might laugh off those "before-entering-click-yes-if-you're-over-18" disclaimer because virtually any pimply teenager straight out of puberty can visit the site. There's no physical internet police to guard each and every netizen regarding what site should be visited in accordance to one's moral laws and ethics. And so that's where freewill comes in. And not only that but the intellect as well.
The intellect. It was the main reason why the late great Nick Joaquín, sitting as a member of the Board of Censors for Motion Pictures during the 1960s, refused to cut nor ban controversial films because he believed in the intelligence and good sense of moviegoers. That is why former Senator Tito Sotto received a lot of flak during the mid 90s when, using his senatorial powers, he tried to censor several local and foreign rock bands (Eraserheads, Yano, Slayer, etc.) due to what he described as disturbing lyrics. Remember the memorable Eraserheads song Alapaap? Sotto tried to read between the lines of the song's lyrics and decided that it was about a cracked-up junkie with notions of flight due to a meth high. But whether or not Sotto's poetic intrusions are true (only the E-heads know for sure), the youth back then were not convinced by the song's popularity, nay, lyrics to visit the nearest underground pharmacy. Actually, no song from hell ever convinced anyone to steal his dad's gun and fire at his physics teacher. I should know; I belong to that generation when the E-heads gave us Ligaya (happiness).
In view of the foregoing, the key here is trust. Censors should refrain from being cynical about the public's intellect. They always put the blame on the performer, on the medium. They should realize that the audience, the receptors, are not always stupid, are no longer stupid, especially in today's age when ignorance is fast becoming obsolete. And we have the internet to thank for.
But the problem that the internet community all over the world —and not just in the US— is facing right now is not about internet censorship due to morality issues. Reportedly, the main target of the internet censors in the US Congress and the Senate is the alleged mercantilist threat towards the music industry as well as property rights. I'm talking about…
SOPA and PIPA
Today (Manila time), several big-name websites are blacked out in protest of these two controversial US bills that are pending legislation; its legislation will have a profound effect on the future of cyberspace. FILIPINO eSCRIBBLES is no big-name website (I'm ready to moon at the first one who readily agrees), but I blacked it out nonetheless to join the protest. Because this is not just a problem among the netizens of the United States of America. It will soon be a global threat once the US House of Congress' "Stop Online Piracy Act" (SOPA) and its US Senate companion bill, the Protect IP Act" (PIPA), are passed into law.
The purpose of these bills is to make it difficult, if not impossible, for websites —especially those located outside the USA— to sell or distribute pirated copyrighted material such as movies and music as well as physical goods like counterfeit purses, shirts, watches, etc. At first glance, you might think that the objectives of these bills are good. Perhaps they really are. The problem is they were not well thought of. And it should be noted that most of SOPA and PIPA's strongest critics applaud the intentions of the legislation WHILE AT THE SAME TIME deploring what it might actually accomplish.
And what might that be?
Censorship, of course. It's because the SOPA and the PIPA will definitely set a precedent in future internet censorship legislation. As wisely stated in Wikipedia (a vehement opponent of the said bills), the "SOPA and PIPA (will) build a framework for future restrictions and suppression".
If SOPA and PIPA succeeds, there is a big chance that my blogs (and virtually anybody else's blog) will be silenced in the near future on the grounds that, for instance, these websites are extremely anti-US and ('gasp') anti-"ABAKADA PINOY", and that they might endanger the teaching of Philippine History, etc. Yes, it could get that worse (and I thought only Filipino legislators are stupid). And sooner or later, morality issues will come into play. And we're not even talking about politics and religion yet.
Censorship is not always good. I'm wondering now if censorship could be another reason why Filipinos during the final years of Spanish rule were very rebellious. Think of Rizal and del Pilar and Jaena. All were good Catholics but they readily rebelled against the status quo. Is it a result of "centuries of living inside a convent"? The Catholic Church during those times was twice or thrice as strict as they are nowadays. One couldn't simply read a book from another country for it might be listed under the Index of Forbidden books. Even the teaching of Spanish was stifled because the friars feared that when the natives learned the language, they will easily take hold of Masonic ideas that the Church abhorred for centuries. Spanish was fast becoming a vehicle of Freemasons in Europe, that is why the friars never preferred the natives to speak the language. Therefore, when the more liberal white guys from North America invaded us, our top leaders who were against Spain easily joined them. Could it be something psychological in our genes which we inherited from our ancestors during the turn of the last century that has made us allergic whenever we hear the word "censorship" nowadays?
Admittedly, the polemic discussion of censorship is still something that I do not fully understand. It has its good points as it has its bad ones because there are so many arguments to hear from both anti- and pro- groups, both of which can be passed as valid. And I still have my reservations for and against censorship. But what I know is this: if your right to be heard (and to be creative) has been stifled and jeopardized, then that is fundamentally wrong and unjust. Freewill is "divine". Therefore, it should be accepted, if not respected. God will never stop you from liking my blogs' Facebook fan pages. So why allow mere men to do so?
And what about the fate of the Philippine Online Movement Against Pornography? Forget it. If you suddenly feel like you want to see María Ozawa in action, then it's all up to your intellect and sound judgment to decide whether or not it's a good idea. Other than that, I already forgot my login credentials. So it's no use even if I change my mind about what I think now of censorship. 😀


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Anderson County was named for Joseph C. Anderson, speaker "pro tem" of the Kansas "bogus" legislature,1855, and representative of the Sixth District. Anderson, a resident of Lexington, Missouri, was an attorney and pro slavery advocate. The county was organized on January 7, 1856, after a year long struggle caused by differing free-state and slave-state factions appointed to organize the county. It contains the cities of Colony, Garnett, Greeley, Harris, Kincaid, Lone Elm and Westphalia.
Building of Lake Garnett by the C.C.C. during the 1930s was a major event in the counties history.
The first church in the county began in 1858 on the North Pottawatomie River. The Saint Boniface church was the first building in the county used only as a church and was built near Scipio which later became Putnam Township. In 1859 the first protestant church, a United Brethren congregation, constructed a church in Greeley. The first school in the county was organized in December, 1858, and was held in a log cabin in the Scipio area. It was later organized into Putnam Township in 1870. In 1862-1863 initial steps were taken to organize a county fair. However, it was not until 1871 that a newspaper reported an official fair was held at Moler's Schoolhouse, Reeder Township.
Arthur Capper, newspaperman and owner of Capper Publishing Company and a Kansas governor (1915-1919), and U. S. Senator (1919-1949), was a native son, born in 1865. Edgar Lee Masters, well-known poet and literary figure famous for his Petersburg, Illinois, based "Spoon River Anthology," was born in the county in 1868. Dr. J. G. Blunt, a doctor, settled near Greeley in 1856. Involved in the free-state movement he later joined the Union army rising to the rank of major general in the Civil War, the highest rank of any Kansan during the War. He was also involved in the founding of Mt. Gilead. August Bondi settled in Greeley in 1855 and served in the Pottawatomie Rifle Company under John Brown, Jr. Noah Rowan, who served in the Kansas Legislature more than 20 years, was an important figure in the 1880s and 1890s, changing to the Populist party and later becoming a Democrat. He was one of the largest landowners in the county. Dr. Martha E. Cunningham settled in Garnett in 1865 and began a teaching career and studied to enter the medical profession. She attended the Chicago School of Medicine in 1886 and became one of Kansas' first women doctors.
A homestead located in Rich Township became known as "Robbers roost" because of the border ruffians and general criminal element that inhabited the location. After the border warfare and Civil War period, other criminals, including Jesse James, are said to have hidden there.
Interesting sites within the county include the Anderson County Courthouse, the Farrow Building, the Garnett Harris Home, the Garnett Capper Home Site Santa Fe Depot the Garnett Stone Schoolhouse and Scipio Saint Boniface Church.
- See our Kansas Counties database for statistics in the county.
- Search our Register database for historic sites in the county.
- Search Kansas Memory for historic items from the county.
For more information see the Anderson County website.The Anderson County Historical Society has research materials and publications, clipping files, old newspapers, and the Civil War records of the county.
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Geoffrey Kershaw's Diary
Geoffrey wrote this diary in 1866.
He lived in Broad Green
and worked in central London.
In his diary he records
how he spent his free time,
meeting his friends,
playing cricket and billiards,
going for walks and to concerts
and visiting the Crystal Palace.
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The following extracts
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"April 26, Thursday
Aunt Sarah married to J Leighton,
Vicar of Bispham, from our house,
at Parish Church.
Bridesmaids - Nell Porter,
Hannah George, C Bellamy.
Groomsmen - self, Price, Clare, Jackson.
28 to Breakfast.
Dance in the evening, about 35 present.
4 dances with J.M.
Bed at 6.45am"
"April 27, Friday
Up about 11am.
Called at Mrs Leppards
and after dining there
took Pam and Jenny for a walk
to Southlands Park
and spent a happy afternoon.
Afterwards had tea at No. 1.
Home about 8pm."
"April 28 Saturday
To the Palace in the afternoon.
Met Nell and Hannah
and afterwards with them to tea
and spend the evening at Mrs Peppards.
A. Long also with us."
The Growth of the Middle Class
Geoffrey Kershaw was part of
the rapidly expanding middle class
population of London
in the second half of the 19th century.
Many middle class people
lived in the outer parts of London
or in suburban towns such as Croydon.
It was expensive to live
in Central London.
Places like Croydon
offered the middle classes lower rents,
peace and quiet, green spaces
and segregation from the poor.
And with the expanding train network
middle class men could commute every day
to their places of employment
in central London or the City.
Find out more
This diary in on loan from the
Museum of London.
To find out more
about the Museum of London
have a look at its website:
To find out more about Croydon
when Geoffrey Kershaw lived here
you can visit the Research Rooom
The Research Room is on the
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A man who apparently jumped to his death Wednesday morning from an overpass of the Glendale (2) Freeway near Chevy Chase Canyon, snarling the morning commute, left a suicide note, police said.
The Glendale man, whose identity had not been released Wednesday afternoon pending notification of his family, jumped before 6 a.m. from the northbound overpass, landing on to Chevy Chase Drive, Glendale Police Sgt. Tom Lorenz said.
A witness seated inside his parked car under the overpass heard screams just before seeing the man in his 30s fall, Lorenz said.
Soon after, police discovered the suicide note and the man's car abandoned on the freeway emergency lane, Lorenz added.
Police declined to release details about the suicide note.
No calls were dispatched to police before the man leaped to his death, Lorenz said.
The man didn't have any children and lived on Chevy Chase Canyon, Lorenz added.
The man's death prompted a temporary closure of the overpass and two northbound 2 Freeway lanes at Holly Drive near the Ventura (134) Freeway.
Chevy Chase Drive was also shut down for roughly three hours.
--Jason Wells and Veronica Rocha, Times Community News
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Chess Team Schedules Spring Events to Prep for Championships
Mar. 8, 2013
To prepare for the Final Four of Chess Tournament, UT Dallas will host two events during spring break: the UT Dallas Spring Blitz Tournament and the UT Dallas Spring FIDE Open Underwritten by Turner Construction.
The sponsors join two UT Dallas Chess Team stars at last year's invitational tournament. From left: Matthew A. Papenfus, senior vice president of Turner Construction Co.; GM Julio Sadorra; GM Conrad Holt; and Glenn W. Anderson, executive director at Turner.
On Friday, March 8, from 3 to 5 p.m., UT Dallas will hold the Spring Blitz Tournament at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. The tournament will feature speed-chess matches among more than 40 competitors, including UT Dallas chess team members.
Visitors to the Perot Museum who purchase general-exhibit tickets on the day of the tournament are invited to watch the competition.
Then starting the next day and continuing through March 13, UT Dallas chess team players will compete against top local and international talent in the Spring FIDE Open Underwritten by Turner Construction. That tournament will be held at The Embassy Suites Dallas – Park Central.
Local players will include International Master (IM) Darwin Yang, 17, who has been awarded a full chess scholarship to the University. Also playing will be a five-time Texas state champion: Richardson Chamber Executive Vice President John Jacobs.
The international player list includes Grandmaster (GM) Parimarjan Negi of India, GM David Berczes of Hungary, GM Nijat Abasov of Azerbaijan and IM David Anton Guijarro of Spain.
"We sponsor the Spring Chess Tournament to give the UT Dallas Chess team the best opportunity to prepare for their competition on the national and international stage. We believe that UT Dallas world-class talent should be seen by the DFW Metroplex as an example of excellence and as an inspiration for grandmaster aspirants in Texas."
Glenn Anderson,
executive director at Turner
The FIDE tournament opening ceremony is at 11 a.m. Dmitri Shneider BS'07, an international master, is scheduled to speak about his days at UT Dallas, where he was captain of the chess team and president of the chess club. Shneider gave the JSOM commencement speech in 2007 and graduated with a degree in finance. He has worked at JP Morgan in New York as a business analyst for five years.
The event is free for the public and can be viewed online at the Mon Roi website and the Chess Bomb website.
The upcoming Final Four Chess Tournament determines the top spot in collegiate chess. This year's tournament will be held April 6-7 in Herndon, Va.
"We sponsor the Spring Chess Tournament to give the UT Dallas Chess team the best opportunity to prepare for their competition on the national and international stage. We believe that UT Dallas' world-class talent should be seen by the DFW Metroplex as an example of excellence and as an inspiration for grandmaster aspirants in Texas," said Glenn Anderson, executive director at Turner.
Turner Construction Co. offers construction management, design, general contractor and related services on projects of all types and sizes throughout the state. The company supports the community through philanthropic activities and providing professional services.
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science, which recently opened in downtown Dallas, aims to inspire minds of all ages through education, exhibitions and research.
Media Contact: Chaz Lilly, UT Dallas, (972) 883-2158, [email protected]
or the Office of Media Relations, UT Dallas, (972) 883-2155, [email protected].


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Tom Hanks Hilariously Photobombs Newlyweds In Central Park
Could Tom Hanks be the nicest guy in showbiz?
The Oscar-winning actor just happened to be jogging through Central Park when he spotted a pair of newlyweds having their wedding photos taken - so, naturally, he walked up, introduced himself, and took part in the shoot.
And the bride's face is too funny!
Photos via Imgur
Meg Miller, the couple's photographer, told the New York Daily News that the whole thing was "pretty amazing".
"I had a couple pose near the reservoir," Miller explained. "He just walked up to us and took off his hat and glasses and said, 'Hi, I'm Tom Hanks.'
"It was pretty amazing that he stopped. He asked their names. He easily could have run past."
Miller also revealed that the newly married Elisabeth and Ryan invited the Forrest Gump star to join them at the reception but that Hanks had politely declined, saying "he had other plans".
He did, however, snap his own picture, which he later posted to Instagram with the caption: "Congrats and blessings!"
It's not the first time he's done it, either; back in 1993, while filming Forrest Gump in South Carolina, Hanks waylaid Mary Dunning Chapman right before she walked down the aisle.
"I saw this light blue Lincoln at the stop light just down from the church, and there was a guy hanging out waving and honking the horn," Chapman said at the time.
"I didn't think anything of it... by the time we got to the front of the church, the car pulled up, and this guy hops out and runs up to me!
"He says, 'Hey, I'm Tom Hanks, and I just wanted to say good luck!'
"He hugged me and kissed me on the cheek! I was shocked but managed to get the photographer to snap a great shot.
"The rest of the wedding was kind of a blur!"
What a legend.
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The "Recommended Reading" section of the Wiki now includes a price-search feature for most of the books on the list! Just click the ISBN number, and you'll be taken to a Wiki page with links to the Amazon.com and BarnesAndNoble.com listings for that book, as well as links to the AddAll and PriceSCAN price searches (for both used and new books).
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text: The mult-functional Southern Imperial Fastrack can be customized to fit anywhere and display anything. It can stand alone using one of many base options. It can mount to gondola uprights or perforated shelving. You can display items using display hooks or baskets. The Fastrack can even be customized with one of many sign holders. Simple and affordable, the Fastrack is a perfect solution for displaying your product.


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Wright's Homers Lead Mets Over Braves
David Wright hit two solo homers, New York's bullpen pitched five-plus scoreless innings and the Mets overcame an injury to starting pitcher Jonathon Niese in a 4-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night.
Niese left the game in the fourth with left shoulder discomfort and the Mets trailing 3-2, but the Mets' bullpen shut down Atlanta for the next 5 2-3 innings.
Closer Bobby Parnell earned his 11th save in 14 chances by facing the minimum in the ninth.
LaTroy Hawkins (2-0) earned the victory after allowing two hits and striking out two in two innings.
The Mets have won four of six, thanks in part to a bullpen that's 1-0 with a 1.55 ERA over the last nine games.
Mike Minor (8-3) allowed nine hits, four runs and two walks in six-plus innings for Atlanta.
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I brought myself a 10 stop filter earlier this year and have not been taking many photos or had a good opportunity to use it but here are a couple from last week.
As they came off the camera except for cropping. I tried to recover some of the post detail but I m not great at photo editing and it did not look very good.
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SEO_Pro needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 80 designs submitted by 25 freelance designers.
Trinity, Inc. but just trinity for the logo.
We are a full service internet marketing, web design, and development company. Hence the Trinity (Design, Development, Marketing)
We are very much web 2.0 but also corporate. We like Illustrations that transfer well to Print, Online, and Clothing.
Business Owners who need websites, and other web design companies that need hosting and development services.
I want to communicate modern, internet technology, with an iconic design that is memorable and cool.
We have not determined if the name is Trinity or Trinity Interactive, so we want to have the design work with whatever we go with.
I would like to incorporate this in the logo:
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It wasn't pretty to begin with for the Red Devilettes, but it was downright ugly at the end for the Webster County Highlanders to the tune of a 62-30 Ravenswood win in the Class AA Region I, Section 2 semifinal played at the RvHS Physical Education Building (new gym) Wednesday night.
It wasn't pretty to begin with for the Red Devilettes, but it was downright ugly at the end for the Webster County Highlanders to the tune of a 62-30 Ravenswood win in the Class AA Region I, Section 2 semifinal played at the RvHS Physical Education Building (new gym) Wednesday night. Coach Cara Williams' gals opened 6-0 via senior Taylor Youell and then went into a funk execution-wise, missing a host of easy inside shots, with the Highlanders closing to win two at 8-6. But Ravenswood awoke and closed out the quarter with a 4-0 spurt to lead 12-6. Webster County was able to get as close as four points on a couple of occasions in the second quarter before the Devilettes widened their advantage to 11 points at the half with a 17-12 scoring margin. But in the second half, the Devilettes pressed Webster County into a multitude of turnovers and lit it up with a 18-6 scoring blitz in the third quarter and a 15-6 fourth quarter capper to bury the Highlanders. Youell led the way for the Devilettes with 22 points including a pair of fourth-quarter treys. Hailey Miller added 19 including 11 of 15 from the free throw line. Taylor Treadway (who battled foul trouble in both halves) chipped in eight, Melonna Carmichael six, Kayla Scritchfield five, and Hannah Murray (nine blocked shots) two. Senior Brandi Clevenger paced the Highlanders (14-9) with 10 points. Bethany Young and Taylor Anderson added five each; Samantha Stout and Erin Brown four each; and Kendal Riffle, two. Webster County was held to just seven field goals (one trey) of the game and scored half of their 30 points from the free throw line, making 15 of 23 charity shots. Ravenswood canned 23 field goals (including treys from Youell (2), Carmichael and Scritchfield) and added 12 of 21 from the free throw line. Murray, whose nine blocked shots dominated the Devilettes' defensive stats, also grabbed seven rebounds. Miller led the carom parade with nine. Scritchfield added eight and Treadway another seven. Carmichael dished off seven assists and Treadway three. Ravenswood notched 17 steals in the game with Carmichale leading the way with five. Treadway hadf four, Miller three and Youell two. "It wasn't pretty to begin with, and the layoff hurt us," said Coach Williams. "We didn't execute our man defense very well either. We play better when we have consecutive game, so we should be better Friday. We beat this team by 22 last time, and no matter how you tell the players that the opponent will come to play, there's that letdown knowing what you did last time. Now we've got to go on the road, overcome the trip and be ready to play Friday night." No. 2 seed Ravenswood (15-7) must travel to Sutton for Friday night's ( 7 p.m.) sectional championship game versus No. 1 seed Braxton County (15-8) which beat Ritchie County Wednesday night, 38-29, in the other Section 2 semifinal. Hunter Sodaro scored 14 points and Ann Golinsky added 13 to lead Braxton County past Ritchie County. For the Rebels, Tristan Toman and Amanda Davis scored 10 points each. Braxton led 18-13 t the half. The Rebels failed to score a point in the third quarter but closed to within three points early in the final quarter, before the Eagles pushed to the nine-point final margin from the free throw line. Regardless of the outcome, both the Devilettes and Eagles will advance to the Region I co-finals Wednesday. But the Section 2 champion will have the luxury of playing on their home court (The Pit, if the Devilettes are sectional champions) versus the Section 1 runner-up. The Section 2 runner-up will have to travel to play the Section 1 champ (either Fairmont Senior or North Marion) in Marion County. In Section 1, Fairmont Senior beat Weir, 63-44, Wednesday night; and North Marion beat Oak Glen, 83-32. The Polar Bears host the Huskies Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Fairmont Senior for the Section 1 crown. The Polar Bears own two regular season wins over the Huskies, but the Huskies have now won 11 straight games.


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Battle of Bri's Bane Epic Trilogy Poem 1
Dead men tell no tales
only the competitive fails
in war there is no sport
to survivors the lesson is taught.
We had not long assembled
before Greenslopes trembled
as balls of fire landed at will
shot from high on Cannon Hill.
Our allies the Woolloongabba
met their Waterloo like Abba
falling in multiple millions
history's cannon fodder minions.
The COG commandos led the counter-attack
up Greenslopes watching each other's back
chinchillas, dogs, humans, wombats and hats
above us flew eagles, dolphins and bats.
Yes, I did say dolphins above us
for a spirit appeared without fuss
and I' m sure it was Kalbarri Barry
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drtirado needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
I am starting a national organization for doctors/surgeons and need a powerful recognizable logo that will represent my organization
North American MUA Society
I want a professional logo designed that represents the power and professionalism of a large organization. Perception is reality here. Our company is brand new and so is our name. In fact I am open to name suggestions as long as the letters MUA (short for manipulation under anesthesia) are in it.
You can go to http://muainformation.com/ to find out about another similar organization or muaschool.com to find out about what MUA (manipulation under anesthesia is).
http://www.muaschool.com is my website and these colors work well but don't have to be used in the site NAMUAS
there should be no cartoons or animation or futuristic looking graphics or fonts. There should be nothing feminine or childish about this.
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CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Nov. 16, 2012) - Canadian Utilities Limited announced today that its Board of Directors has appointed Nancy C. Southern as Chair to replace Ronald D. Southern effective December 1, 2012.
Earlier this year the Company announced Mr. Southern's intention to step down as Chairman prior to the 2013 Canadian Utilities Annual General Meeting.
Mr. Southern will continue to serve as a Director of Canadian Utilities Limited.
Nancy Southern has served as Deputy Chair of Canadian Utilities since May 7, 2008 and President & Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Utilities since January 1, 2003. Previously, she was Co-Chair and Co-CEO from 2000 until 2003, Deputy CEO from 1998 until 2000, and Deputy Chair from 1996 until 2000.
In addition to Ms. Southern's appointment as Chair, she will continue as President & Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Utilities Limited.
Canadian Utilities Limited, an ATCO company, with more than 6,700 employees and assets of approximately $13 billion, delivers service excellence and innovative business solutions worldwide with leading companies engaged in Utilities (pipelines, natural gas and electricity transmission and distribution), Energy (power generation, natural gas gathering, processing, storage and liquids extraction) and Technologies (business systems solutions). More information can be found at www.canadianutilities.com.
Forward-Looking Information:
Certain statements contained in this news release may constitute forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are often, but not always, identified by the use of words such as "anticipate", "plan", "expect", "may", "will", "intend", "should", and similar expressions. These statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those anticipated in such forward-looking statements. The Corporation believes that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, but no assurance can be given that these expectations will prove to be correct and such forward-looking statements should not be unduly relied upon.
The Corporation's actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements as a result of regulatory decisions, competitive factors in the industries in which the Corporation operates, prevailing economic conditions, and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of the Corporation.
The forward-looking statements contained in this news release represent the Corporation's expectations as of the date hereof, and are subject to change after such date. The Corporation disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required under applicable securities regulations.


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Whether you are planning a social outing with family and friends, entertaining corporate clients, hosting a fundraising event or rewarding valued employees, we are dedicated to ensuring that your groups outing is memorable. We love the theatre and are proud of the small role we play in making your experience a great one!
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Arvest Bank is set to support Texoma Gives, a 16-hour day of giving that raises funds for non-profits in 11 counties around southern Oklahoma and northern Texas, on Thursday, September 7. The event, which is coordinated by the Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation, includes 15 non-profits based around Lawton.
The non-profits will be set up at Lawton Community Theatre (1316 NW Bell Ave) from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Breakfast will be served from 7:30-11 a.m. Arvest will be on location grilling and serving hot dogs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
"Arvest Bank is proud to support such a great initiative like Texoma Gives," Angela Spradlin, Marketing Manager for Arvest Bank said. "It is important to us to always give back to the community. An event like this one that brings so many non-profits together provides a perfect opportunity to raise funds for all these great organizations that serve Southwest Oklahoma."
More than 200 non-profits are set to take part with a goal to raise a total of $1 million dollars. In 2017, 146 non-profits raised $750,000 from 4,882 donations, 96% of which online donations.
The Lawton-based non-profits are Arts For All, Blue Moon Productions, Center for Creative Living, Family Promise, Goodwill, KCCU, Lawton Community Theatre, Lawton Food Bank, Habitat for Humanity, Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra, Lawton Public School Foundation, Lawton Music Club, Marie Detty, Teen Court and United Way.
People interested in donating can give in person at Lawton Community Theatre or online at texomagives.org*.
Links marked with * go to a third-party site not operated or endorsed by Arvest Bank, an FDIC-insured institution.
The American Red Cross is helping the people affected by Hurricane Harvey in Texas and all across the Gulf coast. Shelters are open, truck loads of supplies are being distributed, and volunteers are in place.
If you would like to donate directly to the Red Cross for this relief effort, you can visit https://www.redcross.org/donate/hurricane-harvey *.
All of us here at Arvest send our thoughts and prayers for the people whose lives have been impacted by this disaster, as well as for the volunteers and rescue workers who are putting themselves at great risk to save others.
"My motivation is simple. It's those kids and those smiles," Kristin Patterson said.
As co-director of Camp Quality Ozarks, Kristin has one purpose: to let kids be kids, even when they have cancer.
"When you undergo cancer as a child, you grow up very fast. You are entered into the adult world whether you want to or not," Kristin said. "You lose your hair, you may have scars, but here it doesn't matter, you're just a kid. You're just like the others."
And just like any kid, those who come to Camp Quality Ozarks want to spend their week having typical summer fun.
"We play basketball, soccer, we have fishing, swimming, yoga, CrossFit, and also a really awesome bike park that they get to play on," Kristin said.
Bethany is one of the campers that knows Kristin. "Camp Quality is a lot like a home away from home. It really helps you to be like your inner self," Bethany said. "So people aren't judging you for what you do or who you're acting like or whatever."
Tabitha is another teen participating in Camp Quality. "It's inspired me to be more of myself and get to know others a lot more. And not let what I'm scared of get in the way of what I know I should and can do," Tabitha said.
As a child, Kristin experienced the difficulties of cancer and understands what these kids are going through.
"This is my 20th year here at Camp Quality. Eight of those years was as a camper. I was diagnosed with AML leukemia at the age of 10, and went through treatment," Kristin said. "My sister gave me a bone marrow transplant and I'm very blessed to still be here today."
Tabitha said she's able to relate to Kristin more because of their similar experiences. "After going through the same things, it's a lot easier to bond with her."
"Kristen is like the big sister I've never had," Tabitha said.
According to Bethany, she knows she can rely on Kristin for help. "If you just need … somebody to have a shoulder to cry on, she's there," Bethany said. "She might start crying with you, but she'll definitely help with whatever you're going through."
It can be a challenging job, but it's always rewarding, according to Kristin.
"It's knowing that they're getting to come here and enjoy themselves. Knowing that they're making friendships that they can carry on. And also that they're making friendships [with others who] they have something in common with and they're able to talk to each other about it."
"But to see those smiles and to see them playing and having fun is the biggest blessing that I could ever have," Kristin said.
Watch* Kristin in action.
Kristin's story is part of Arvest Bank's People Helping People series featuring citizens giving back to their community.
"There is no greater joy than seeing hope restored in a veteran's life," said Tron Peterson, who has spent the past decade helping veterans adjust to life after the military.
"I really started seeing the veterans coming back injured, maybe with PTSD, and just ready to give up a lot of times," Tron said.
"They would go over there so many times, confident, and they would come back and, for a lot of them, it was hard to cope with society. And so I thought, what can I do as an individual?"
That's why he created Peterson Outdoors Ministries*. His organization provides recreational therapy for injured veterans, with the goal of helping them redefine their purpose in life.
"I really felt that it was put on my heart to have a place that would facilitate those with severe disabilities where they could stay on the property as a family," Tron said. The organization takes injured veterans outdoors for a range of activities, including fishing and shooting clay pigeons.
"Just to see them interacting again and seeing that joy on their face makes it all worthwhile, he said.
Michael Zittle, a veteran of the Army, has participant in the program. "I was injured twice in service. Once in September 2010 and then again in February 2011. Later that year, I was medically retired from the Army," Michael said.
"[Peterson Outdoors Ministries] has a lot of adaptive equipment to help veterans or somebody with a disability to get out in the woods again and that brought a smile on my face," Michael said.
Adam Bracken is a volunteer with the organization. "You can see the impact. You can see tangible results. It's not mailing a check somewhere," Adam said. "It's not putting a bumper sticker on your car that says, 'Support our Troops.' It's meeting people who need help and providing them with the help they need."
According to Tron, veterans finding hope encourages him to continue his work. "You know there's so much bad news in the country right now, but whenever you can see a life changed, you see a veteran and his family find hope again, that's what's exciting to me, that keeps me going," he said.
Watch* Tron in action.
Tron's story is part of Arvest Bank's People Helping People series featuring citizens giving back to their community.
Keep an eye on our social media channels for videos highlighting the good works of dedicated citizens in the communities Arvest Bank serves.
Submitted questions will be answered by an Arvest banker and may appear on the Arvest Blog.
All Arvest banks are Equal Housing Lenders and Member FDIC.
Investment products and services are provided by Arvest Investments, Inc., doing business as Arvest Asset Management, member FINRA/SIPC, an SEC registered investment adviser and a subsidiary of Arvest Bank. Trust services are provided by Arvest Bank. Insurance products are made available through Arvest Insurance, Inc., which is registered as an insurance agency. Insurance products are marketed through Arvest Insurance, Inc., but are underwritten by insurance companies.
Securities and Insurance Products: Not Insured by FDIC or any Federal Government Agency, May Lose Value, Not a Deposit of or Guaranteed by a Bank or any Bank Affiliate.


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My Letter to HIV: A Letter and Video From Philip B. Terry-Smith
March 12, 2012
Dear HIV,
I know it has been while since I've communicated but I've frankly been at a loss of words. It finally occurred to me the other day why I've been bothered by you. I don't like being rude, but sometimes there is no other way than through directness. You are the type of acquaintance that shows up at a party, often uninvited and doesn't know when to leave. Just as I was coming into my own, accepting my sexuality and firming up my identity, here you come. I was just barely out of high school and basic training, setting out on my own enjoying new found "adult" freedom when you started rearing your ugly head. ...
Read Dr. Philip B. Terry-Smith's full letter to HIV.
This article was provided by "Write a Letter to HIV" Campaign at TheBody.com.
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A selection of reports with engine and vessel data from various installations through the years.
The Volvo Penta line-up of diesel sterndrive packages is second to none. The common rail diesel engines are marine diesels, developed and produced by Volvo Penta exclusively for marine applications.
Visit Volvo Penta's YouTube channel and watch the Marine Commercial video.
The broad range of alternatives, along with the possibility of twin, triple and quadruple installations, makes it suitable for planing boats up to 30 meter.
The Volvo Penta genset systems are reliable marine diesels, well-matched generators and a monitoring system. The key component is the smooth-running and reliable Volvo Penta marine diesel engine.


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Openwork motifs long necklace, in white gold
The Serpent Bohème long necklace expresses with elegance the line's codes. The drop motif is bordered by gold beads with finesse, a jewellry work specific to the Maison Boucheron. Long necklaces offer style for everyday and this openwork version perfectly expresses the spirit of the collection and an elegant look.
Its fineness offers the opportunity of wearing several long necklaces together.
Frédéric Boucheron is born in 1831 into a family of clothiers. He breaks with family tradition at a young age to open his jewelry shop. Having learnt much about delicacy in materials, he begins to make his gold work as supple as the fabrics and lace of his childhood. Success is immediate and soon the whole of Paris is rushing to the door of his Palais Royal boutique. In 1893, he is the first jeweler to open a boutique Place Vendôme, making this place a showcase of savoir-vivre, savoir-faire and French elegance that has no equal in the world. It is Frédéric Boucheron's unique ability to capture the zeitgeist that also leads him to invent new ways of wearing jewelry. His success spreads abroad and the order books start to include the names of members of Royal families and later of Hollywood's biggest stars.Discover all of the Boucheron moments
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Last Name: Allen
First Name : Emma
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Subject's City: Eudora
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Comments: Emma Emaline Allen (Nee: Pearson) | Eudora KS U.S.A. | 1851-1900 | Comments: She is about 15 years old. She was married at age 13 to Joseph Richardson Allen on 22 May 1857 at Jasper Co, IA --(his photo is also up here). She was b. 12 Nov 1843 Allen Co, IN - d. Jan 1923 Doublas Co, KS bd. Vinland Cemetery.She was daughter of Thomas Pearson and wife Rhoda Rogers. She was mother of 7: Sarah called Jennie, James called Jim, Thomas died infant, Elmer called Frank, Edwin called Charles, Bertha, and Mary died infant. Her parents and her husband were abolitionists. Her husband a Quaker and her parents were Methodists.
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text: The Beacons Way walk offers some of the best views the National Park has to offer. If you want to complete the whole 163km (101 mile) walk it takes eight days, or you can do it one day at a time at your convenience. Some days are more challenging than others so you can choose what suits you and maybe set yourself a challenge to build up to the more strenuous days.


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CAIRO/AMMAN (Reuters) - The head of Syria's main opposition group resigned on Sunday, in a blow to a diminishing moderate wing of the two-year uprising against President Bashar al-Assad's rule.
Moaz Alkhatib, a former imam of the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus who had offered Assad a negotiated exit, was picked to head the Western and Gulf-backed National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces in November after leaving Syria following persecution and several stays in jail.
Al-Khatib's resignation came after the coalition berated him for offering Assad a deal and after the group went ahead, despite his objections, with steps to form a provisional government that would have further diminished his authority.
"I had promised the great Syrian people and promised God that I would resign if matters reached some red lines," Alkhatib said in a statement on his official Facebook page, without explaining exactly what had prompted his resignation.
"Now I am fulfilling my promise and announcing my resignation from the National Coalition in order to be able to work with freedom that cannot be available within the official institutions," he said.
A spokesman for Alkhatib confirmed his resignation.
Last week, the coalition chose Islamist leaning technocrat Ghassan Hitto as a provisional prime minister to form a government to fill a power vacuum in Syria arising from the two-year-old revolt that has killed more than 70,000 people.
Alkhatib, who had argued insufficient groundwork had been done to start forming a government, was weakened considerably, along with a moderate wing of the revolution as Jihadist salafists play a bigger role on the battlefield.
Hitto, whose cabinet is supposed to govern rebel-held areas currently ruled by hundreds of brigades and emerging warlords, was backed by the Muslim Brotherhood and coalition Secretary General Mustafa Sabbagh, who has strong links with Qatar.
"Basically Qatar and the Brotherhood forced Alkhatib out. In Alkhatib they had a figure who was gaining popularity inside Syria but he acted too independently for their taste," said Fawaz Tello, an independent opposition campaigner.
"They brought in Hitto. The position of Alkhatib as leader became untenable."
The appointment of Hitto prompted nine people to suspend their membership in the 62 member body, saying that promises to reform the coalition and respect consensus have been discarded.
Earlier this year, Alkhatib floated an initiative for the opposition to talk to Assad's administration about a political transition, but said the Damascus government did not respond.
In his statement, Alkhatib added: "We will follow the path with our brothers who aim for the freedom of our people."
He said official positions were "means to serve noble objectives" and not an aim in themselves.
Moaz al-Shami, a leading activist in Damascus, said Alkhatib's resignation deprived the coalition, which consists mostly of exiles, of the figure best known inside Syria, but that Alkhatib still could still play a major role in the revolt.
"The opposition does not deserve Sheikh Moaz. He is a moderate and a non-sectarian figure who was acting like the statesman Syria should have. A lot of people did not agree with his peace offer to Assad but they respected him," Shami said.
Syrian opposition leaders are due to attend an Arab League summit this week, Qatar said earlier on Sunday, looking for more support for their armed uprising.
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The liver is the body's largest internal organ, weighing about 3 pounds in adults. It is located below the diaphragm on the right side of the abdomen.
The liver performs many complex functions in the body, including:
- Makes most proteins needed by the body
- Metabolizes, or breaks down, nutrients from food to make energy, when needed
- Prevents shortages of nutrients by storing certain vitamins, minerals, and sugar
- Makes bile, a compound needed to digest fat and to absorb vitamins A, D, E, and K
- Makes most of the substances that regulate blood clotting
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- Removes potentially toxic byproducts of certain medications
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A liver transplant is considered when the liver no longer functions adequately (liver failure). Liver failure can happen suddenly (acute liver failure) as a result of viral hepatitis, drug-induced injury or infection. Liver failure can also be the end result of a long-term problem. The following conditions may result in chronic liver failure:
- Chronic hepatitis with cirrhosis.
- Primary biliary cholangitis (previously called primary biliary cirrhosis, it isa rare condition where the immune system inappropriately attacks and destroys the bile ducts)
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Specialists from a variety of fields are needed to determine if a liver transplant is appropriate. Many health care facilities assemble a team of such specialists to evaluate (review your medical history, do tests) and choose candidates for a liver transplant. The team may include the following professionals:
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Alaska Attorney General's Advice for NCPW 2013: Be Wary of Home Improvement Scams
March 4, 2013
ANCHORAGE, AK - The Alaska Attorney General's Office joins with government agencies, advocacy organizations, and private sector groups nationwide to celebrate National Consumer Protection Week (NCPW), March 3-9, 2013.
For the past 15 years, the NCPW coalition has worked together to share tips and information about consumer fraud, privacy protection, money and debt management, and identity theft.
This year, the focus for NCPW in Alaska is on avoiding home improvement scams and rip-offs, such as:
- Paving scams: Contractors who offer "special deals" on driveway paving or sealcoating because they claim to have leftover material from a nearby job. You'll probably pay more for a poor job.
- Shady door-to-door alarm system sellers. They use high pressure sales tactics and hide key contract terms like the length of the contract, "auto-renewal" provisions, or requirements for cancellation.
- Unlicensed contractors, especially those who take upfront payments and then fail to do the work, or do shoddy work.
The Consumer Protection Unit urges homeowners to avoid doing business with contractors who: solicit door-to-door; pressure you for an immediate decision; refuse to provide a written contract or don't give you time to review a lengthy contract; offer a discount for finding other customers; or refuse to provide references or details about registration, insurance, and bonding.
Under state law, general contractors must have a business license, a certificate of registration, a bond, and insurance. Residential and specialty contractors have additional requirements. To see if a contractor is properly licensed, search the Division of Corporations, Business, and Professional Licensing's webpage or call the Division at (907) 269-8160. Complaints about unlicensed construction contractors can be filed with the Department of Labor &Workforce Development, (907) 269-4925 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Read more from the Department of Labor:
Before You Hire a Contractor - PDF 250K
Alaska Contractor Licensing - PDF 161K
For details about a recent case brought by the State of Alaska against a paving contractor, read the complaint in State v. Gorman (PDF 112K). For information about home improvement and other consumer issues, or to file a complaint about unfair or deceptive business practices, visit the Consumer Protection Unit's website or call 269-5200 (toll free, 888-576-2529) or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information about NCPW, go to www.ncpw.gov. As part of NCPW, representatives from the Federal Trade Commission and USA.gov are hosting a live Twitter chat at 10am Alaska/2pm EST on March 6. Learn more at: http://go.usa.gov/2cpj
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There were no changes in the structure of our chapter in 2011.
David Pisano is Chapter Lead and Ryan Peck is the student lead.
Current chapter members:
David Pisano: Chapter Lead, Infrastructure Lead
Ryan Peck: Student lead; day-to-day operations and infrastructure
Bo Yuan: Faculty advisor; liaison with R.I.T.
Daryl Johnson: Faculty advisor; liaison with R.I.T.
Students that have been helping us this past year:
Ankush Goel: Works on infrastructure and sets up honeypots
Chris Squires: Works on infrastructure and sets up honeypots
Currently we have a Kippo SSH honeypot running on a Linux Server. We also have an XP high interaction system running online. We have plans to have more low interaction honeypots running.
When our Kippo system gets compromised we have noticed some interesting activity. The observed activity seem to have been carried out by a mixture of humans and bots.
We have an interest in making use of the API as an alternative to Sebek when and if we can get access to the API. We have an idea for a new tool to facilitate data correlation. This is done by performing geolocation and finding the system number information for various logs.
We have not enhanced any tools within the last year.
We would very much be interested in help in developing and testing our tools. Any help would be most welcome.
Walleye works very well for captured information, but because its UI is very difficult to use, it is very difficult to find anything. We would like to see an improvement in the user interface. Sebek didn't work on any modern operating systems. Honeywell works somewhat for us, but its reliability is lacking.
We run a booth for Imagine RIT (http://www.rit.edu/imagine/) every year, that showcases our set up and some log analysis tools, as well as Google Earth integration to show where we are getting connections from. We also showed some information about our activity on Kippo. We also showed off what intruders did once they got into the system. Spectators both in the Computer Security field and not computer savvy found both exhibits very interesting.
We do not expect to need any assistance with our publications.
Results were reported at Imagine RIT - http://www.rit.edu/imagine/
We got the project up and running in this past year, which was a major goal from last year.
Next year we hope to get some additional honeypots up and running and establish processes for sharing our Honeynet data for classroom use.
The main change we made in the past year was to restructure the way we handle our research. We have had some attrition. We now have a core group of people who do most of the work. We also have some students that are helping us out with both infrastructure and actual honeypots. We have opened up the structure to any students who are interested in doing research. We have also had some professors using our data, properly sanitized, in their classes.


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Pralidoxime injection
What is pralidoxime injection?
PRALIDOXIME (Protopam®) treats poisoning by some insecticides (called organophosphates) and nerve agents, and overdoses of some medicines that treat myasthenia gravis. Generic pralidoxime injection is available. Emergency kits for injection are also available.
What should my health care professional know before I receive pralidoxime?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
kidney disease
myasthenia gravis
an unusual or allergic reaction to pralidoxime, other medicines, foods, dyes, o preservatives
pregnant or trying to get pregnant
How should I use this medicine?
Pralidoxime is for injection into a muscle, under the skin, or into a vein. It is given by a health-care professional in a hospital or clinic setting. Pralidoxime is not for self-medication, except in emergency situations when it is possible that workers may be exposed to nerve agents or organophosphate insecticides. Injection kits are available for self-injection in case of emergency. Learn how and when to use the autoinjector before an emergency arises. If organophosphate poisoning occurs, atropine and pralidoxime are given as soon as possible. An atropine injection is given first and after the effects become apparent pralidoxime is given. Repeat the injections of atropine and pralidoxime after 15 minutes if symptoms continue, and again after an additional 15 minutes if symptoms persist. If symptoms of nerve agent exposure continue after the third set of injections, obtain medical help.
What if I miss a dose?
This does not apply.
What drug(s) may interact with pralidoxime?
barbiturate medicines for inducing sleep or treating seizures (convulsions)
medicines that improve muscle strength or tone for conditions like myasthenia gravis
Tell your prescriber or health care professional about all other medicines you are taking, including non-prescription medicines, nutritional supplements, or herbal products. Also tell your prescriber or health care professional if you are a frequent user of drinks with caffeine or alcohol, if you smoke, or if you use illegal drugs. These may affect the way your medicine works. Check with your health care professional before stopping or starting any of your medicines.
What should I watch for while taking pralidoxime?
Pralidoxime is not intended for long-term use. Contact your prescriber or health care professional immediately after an organophosphate or nerve agent poisoning occurs for instructions regarding treatment.
Remove contaminated clothing and wash the poison from the skin and hair.
What side effects may I notice from receiving pralidoxime?
Side effects may be difficult to distinguish from those caused by the poison.
Side effects that you should report to your prescriber or health care professional as soon as possible:
hyperventilation (over breathing)
muscle rigidity
rapid heartbeat
spasm of the larynx (voice box)
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your prescriber or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
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World Innovations Ltd. has announced the addition of a new machine to their line-up, the Lynx. This machine is a version of their popular Black Cat Cougar electronic cutter model designed for the craft market. The Lynx is intended to be capable of cutting a wide variety (such as cardstock, vinyl, cereal weight chipboard) of crafting materials up to 12″ in width, and will work with the full line of Cougar accessories already on the market. In addition, the Lynx is reportedly compatible with many of the software programs already on the market that are designed to work with electronic cutters (such as Makes the Cut and Sure Cuts Alot), and it will also be fully compatible with the company's upcoming "Black Cat Cutting Studio."
The Black Cat Cougar Line of die-cutting machines was launched in December of 2008 as a collaboration between Colin Russon and craft industry designer and teacher Dawn Grantham. Russon is the partnership's technical expert, while Grantham has knowledge of the craft market. The Cougar is based on a machine originally designed for the sign making industry, but is modified to appeal to crafters. The Cougar machines vary in size depending on the maximum width needed to cut various materials. Machines range from a 13″ cutting width to a 24″ cutting width. They are designed to cut everything from paper and cardstock to vinyl and heavy chipboard. There are even cutting tips designed to etch (toughened) glass, emboss metal, cut stencils and do intricate cutting work. For more examples, visit Grantham's website Thyme Graphics.
The Lynx is priced at $499 retail. The Cougar starts at $689, and increases in price based on the cutting width desired. Additional accessories available (for additional cost) include specialty blades/blade holders, cutting trays and more. For more information on the Black Cat line of cutters, visit the company's website.
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Piper Lehman 12/8/2001 12:47:52 PMHeather, this is beautiful--so sharp! The purple is a nice touch, but I think my favorite part is her eyelashes! Wish mine were this long and lush! #2304
Heather K. McFarland 12/8/2001 1:00:55 PMThank you Piper. This adorable little girl is the sister of one of my sons friends.
I decided to accentuate those great eyelashes by removing most of the color and contrast in the face. I also elected to keep the pacifier and spots on the blanket in color as those are the "secure" elements that make her content. #3628
Glenn Theal 12/8/2001 2:39:22 PMLovely photo!
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Colleen M. Walsh 12/9/2001 1:53:38 AMNice work. I like this. Very different. The contrast really make this a unique photo.
colleen #3661
Richard Weiner 12/9/2001 6:55:09 PMYes indeed it's a lovely picture. Well done. The only thing is the slight shadow (?) under the eye. Perhaps removing that would do the trick?
Richard #3675
Piper Lehman 12/9/2001 7:10:34 PMwhat shadow? how picky can you be? #3676
Richard Weiner 12/9/2001 7:27:29 PMYou don't see the shadow? It's a half moon gray area directly under the eye.
As to being 'picky'...I've been involved with a well established photo group for a few years now and believe me that shadow would be picked up immediately and commented on. If the author is going for a 'washed out' look then this 'blemish' to the image stands out.
No doubt images I enter for critique may be torn apart. A fate I accept as part of submitting for comments.
Remember, if you are looking at this site as a Vanity Room where people will "Oooh" and "Aaah" at your latest masterpiece be prepared for a few who may say "Wellll...it could be better" or even "Fertilizer". #3679
Jamie L. Severt 12/15/2001 8:34:15 PMI love this photo. It is so precious. I think you did a wonderful job! #3942
Chuck S. Orr II 12/31/2001 10:51:46 PMHeather,
This is a great photo! How did you get all the color out of the face? I have a new baby and I'd love to set up a similar shot.
Another Question:
Are you related to the Mcfarlands of Western Washington? Ric, Pat, Aaron, Josh, Gabe... #4325
Heather K. McFarland 1/1/2002 11:22:18 AMThank you Chuck for the comment. No we are not related to the Washington McFarlands that I know of...that's my husbands side of the family. But they are all pretty much located in Michigan or Flordia.
In order to get the color out of the face I did the following.
First I made a mask to protect only those elements I wanted to keep in color.
I then desaturated the non-protected areas...or face.
Using the Level equalization tool in Corel Photo-paint (there will be this same tool in Photoshop), I just pulled the input value of the white point over into the 190 range, and also made some slight adjustments to the output black point.
Just desaturate first, then play with your level equalization and/or tone curve tools to get the look you want.
Hope this made sense! Heather #4336
Photoshop is touting a new feature call "heal" to remove lines under peoples eyes in photos, etc.
Fine and dandy, but that isn't the person nor their face. If they want plastic surgery they can get that done and that becomes part of the person. It's one thing when you get paid to airbrush stars for the covers, and another if you're trying for a portrait of someone.
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Kushi Jothika 10/18/2010 10:14:42 AMHi heather,
this pic is beautiful...can I have ur email id pls? I tried to do the wash out look on my son's pic. the joint between the colour and the b&w come out very shabby and I want to know how to correct it. thanks #8980715
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I've been asked to escort a large tour group coming to my command next week to take an up close and personal look at our squadron's aircraft (EA-18G Growlers and EA-6B Prowlers) and spaces. Warren Moon is a "possible" member of the group. I initially said "screw it, get someone else" until I heard his name mentioned then I perked up all professional.
I guess I'll have to wear one of my Hawks jersey's over my uniform!
If he does make it, I'll be sure to snap some pix (and beg for Wilson's cell number...)
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