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CHARLESTON, S.C. — Ever since Manute Bol came out of Africa with his 7-foot-7 frame and fascinating tale of having killed a lion with a spear, the American media has taken to romanticizing every player from that region.
So before we lionize St. John's freshman Chris Obekpa, who set a team record with eight blocked shots Tuesday afternoon in the Red Storm's 77-74 win over Detroit, let's take a step back. The Johnnies opponent on Tuesday was a quality mid-major team, but mid-major nonetheless. There have been scores of Big East players who have looked like NBA first-rounders in the non-conference portion of the schedule only to sit the bench against the big boys.
Obekpa, a 6-foot-8 forward/center, is going to be a central figure this season for the Johnnies. But we'll have a better assessment of his skill level after this week's Charleston Classic, which begins Thursday with the Red Storm (1-0) opening against the College of Charleston (1-0).
"In two years with Chris, never once did he ask me how many points he had,'' Eric Jaklitsch, Obekpa's assistant coach at Our Savior New American prep school on Long Island, told The Post.
"The only thing he cares about is winning." He's asked me how many rebounds he had or how many blocked shots because he knows that's what wins games. What St. John's fans saw the other night is just the beginning.'' Perhaps. But one thing was certain in watching Obekpa, whom The Post has dubbed Oblockpa: He is a fierce competitor.
After blocking a shot on Tuesday, Obekpa let out a scream of joy. Later he stared down Detroit's P.J. Boutte, who was trying to distract Phil Greene, Obekpa's roommate, on the free throw line.
Jaklitsch said Obekpa always has been the consummate team player.
'He was playing in a Nike AAU tournament in the spring of his junior year and he called me and said he had hurt his hand,'' recalled Jaklitsch. "When he got off the plane I looked at his hand and knew it was a serious injury.
"We went right to the doctor and he had a broken bone that needed surgery. The first thing he said to the doctor was, 'I've got a game in two weeks. Will I be able to play?' He played three games out there and blocked about 20 shots with a broken right hand and didn't complain.''

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It's my great pleasure to welcome back fellow Abingdon Press author Judy Christie!
A: A long-time newspaper editor and a southerner, I thought it would be interesting to plop a big-city journalist down into a little Louisiana town and see what happened. The first book was "Gone to Green," about Lois Barker's move to Green. But I knew immediately I wanted to write a series and let readers follow the characters. There's always a lot going on in Green, from marriages to tornadoes to the current threat to close the school. Readers tell me they look forward to seeing what happens next. "Rally 'Round Green" is the fourth book in the series. "Downtown Green," book 5, will be out next year.
Q: Have you always wanted to be a writer?
A: I didn't try to write my first novel until I turned 50. It was my birthday gift to myself, and I committed to write a novel before I turned 51. So, I sat down and stared at my laptop for a while and started typing. That was four years ago, and my fourth novel just released. I'm still amazed! I have kept a journal since I was nine and have all of them. For many years I was a journalist and wrote or edited daily. I love putting words together and consider it a wonderful gift from God. I also love to talk!
Q: How do you come up with your story ideas?
A: I have tons of ideas waiting to be turned into novels. I get most of them by paying attention to the world around and making up crazy scenarios in my mind. I ask "what if?" a lot. I carry a notebook everywhere and jot notes on everything from how the sky looks to something one of my brothers tells me. Two of my Green readers recently gave me a subscription to their small-town newspaper because it reminds them of the fictional Green News-Item.I always see potential novels in that paper!
Q: How does your faith impact your writing?
A: I believe each of is created to do something with our lives and that we are to slow down and enjoy each day more, using our gifts. I trust God to guide me in my daily life and to help me take the best next step, whatever that might be. I pray every day – including about my work and how God wants me to use my time and energy.
Q: Do you plot out your story ahead of time, or do you think it up as you go?
A: I'm a Seat of the Plotter writer, a combination of seat of the pants and outlining. I always know the beginning and end of each novel when I start. I have a general idea of what will happen along the way, but much of it unfolds as I'm writing.
Q: Do you treat yourself to something special when a project is completed?
A: I celebrate everything! I think we all should enjoy life more. My husband and I throw a party of some sort for every book I have published – with cake and other refreshments. I have stamps made with the cover of my book on them and send out real snail-mail invites. And, I treat myself along the way. When my first novel sold, for example, I bought expensive and wonderful personalized note cards with a typewriter on them and use them to write notes to the many people who encourage me.
Q: After becoming a published author, what surprised you the most?
A: How hard it is to maintain the discipline of sitting down at the computer and writing. There are many distractions, and they all seem more immediate than the need to finish a manuscript. My agent told me early on to guard my writing time, and I try to live by that advice. I am thankful for the opportunity to be a writer. My mother worked in food services, and that's much harder work than making up stories. I try never to whine about the job of writing.
Q: What's the most important piece of advice you would give to a fledgling writer?
A: Sit down and write. I have a free, very un-fancy tip sheet I send to people who want to write a book. Just e-mail me at email@example.com if you want a copy. The sheet includes a handful of tips that have helped me.
Q: There's been a lot said about the future of publishing and the possible death of the print book. What's your take on eBooks, self-publishing, and such?
A: Our world is full of change, and somehow we adapt. When I was a teenager, I listened to albums, then 8-track tapes, then cassettes, then CDs and now my iPod. I still listen to music, just in a different form. I like to read certain books in their "old-fashioned" format, but I also enjoy e-readers. My goal is to write good stories that grab readers, no matter how or where they choose to read. I keep a close eye on trends but try not to obsess on this. I have an excellent agent, and I like working with publishing houses who know way more about publishing and distributing books than I do.
The first place Judy Christie ever drove was to the public library. A longtime journalist, she entered the newspaper world as the editor of The Barret Banner in elementary school. She loves primitive antiques with peeling green paint, walking in the park near her North Louisiana home and sitting on her vintage green Kitchen Couch! She's the author of the Green series of novels and the nonfiction Hurry Less Worry Less series, including the upcoming "Hurry Less Worry Less for Moms." Her first Young Adult novel, "Wreath," will be released this fall. For more information, see www.judychristie.com. Judy loves to visit with readers on Facebook, too.
Rally 'Round Green (Abingdon Press) is the fourth book in the Green series, about the owner of a small-town newspaper in Green, La. Journalist Lois Barker Craig changes the town, and the town changes her. In book 4, newlyweds Lois and Chris want life to return to normal after a horrific tornado, but other threats loom on the horizon. Lois, Mayor Eva, and a group of Green School graduates unite to fight to keep their school open, with surprising – and unexpected -- results.
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Charles Deuel was one of five druggists in Amherst, Massachusetts in 1870. Born in New York, he moved to Amherst and married a local girl, perhaps after being a student in Amherst. They lived in a home on Prospect Street that faced down Maple Street. All of the druggists in the 19th and early 20th century mixed their own drugs using formulae that were derived from the standard texts of the day and chemicals and compounds that were commercially available. The bottles they used, too, were sold to them through commercial routes. This bottle, for example, was probably made by the Whitehall Tatum Glass Company, originally located in San Francisco but which later relocated to New York. Deuel's drug store on South Pleasant Street was the site of one of Amherst's first telephones, installed in December, 1882 by the Western Massachusetts Telephone Company.
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In need of safety help, the Detroit Lions look to be adding one very familiar with new defensive coordinator Teryl Austin.
The Lions are expected to sign ex-Baltimore Ravens safety James Ihedigbo, ProFootballTalk reported Thursday, citing a league source.
The Lions needed to add a safety after parting ways with Louis Delmas -- who signed with the Miami Dolphins earlier this week.
Ihedigbo, 30, is a very good run defender, but he struggles in coverage. After spending the past two seasons together in Baltimore, his familiarity with Austin should help provide depth at the position. Ihedigbo also can play on special teams.
We still expect the Lions to add a safety through the draft, as Lions general manager Martin Mayhew needs to get younger and quicker at the position.
The Lions also are adding veteran defensive tackle Vaughn Martin, according to his agent.
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text: Hey, I read about the Ron Hubbard guy who founded Scientology, and it was said that he was really racist towards Africans and Asians. On trips to China and Tibet, he made some derogatory statements about the people there, and not only criticized people in Africa, but also black Americans here. So good for all those hollywood celebrities who always want to make themselves out to be so "liberal." "Religion-savvy" celebrities are so dumb. Madonna once made music videos full of catholic idols all over the place and now she brags about being a practitioner of kabbalah and even prefers to be called the Hebrew name "esther" rather than the catholic name madonna. Scientology is also said to be greedy and dangrous for not only your pocketbook, but also your health as well.


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Matt Jones is the online sports director for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. A double graduate of the University of Arkansas, he is a member of the Football Writers Association of America and National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, and voter for the Heisman Trophy.
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Bret Bielema (right) will make $3.2 million per year as head coach at Arkansas.
FAYETTEVILLE Bret Bielema's contract at Arkansas is worth $3.2 million annually and runs through the 2018 season, according to a letter of agreement signed Wednesday.
Bielema, who will be introduced at a 4 p.m. press conference as the new head football coach of the Razorbacks, can make up to $700,000 each year in incentives. He has an initial buyout of $3 million and cannot leave Arkansas for another Southeastern Conference program.
The buyout for Bielema's contract decreases by $500,000 each year. Arkansas would have to pay him $12.8 million if fired without cause within the first three seasons.
Among the incentives in Bielema's contract are: $350,000 for a win in the national championship game; $300,000 for a national runner-up finish; $200,000 for making the college football semifinals beginning in 2014; $100,000 for winning the SEC championship; and up to $200,000 in academic-based achievements for football players.
Incentives are also included for BCS bowl trips, appearances in the Cotton or Capital One bowls, and coach of the year honors either nationally or by the SEC. According to adjusted figures based on a USA Today survey last month, Bielema will be the 10th-highest paid coach in college football.
Arkansas hired the 42-year-old away from Wisconsin on Tuesday. Bielema went 68-24 in his seven seasons with the Badgers, winning Big Ten championships each of the last three seasons.
Bielema made $2.6 million at Wisconsin and had a contract through 2016. Arkansas will pay the $1 million buyout clause in his contract with the Badgers.
Bobby Petrino, who was fired as the Razorbacks' head coach in April for misconduct, made $3.56 million annually as part of a seven-year contract extension signed in 2010. Petrino's initial buyout was $18 million, but Arkansas didn't have to pay any of it because he was fired with cause.
Petrino's contract was terminated April 10 after it was revealed he hired a woman to an administrative position within the football program with whom he had an affair.
"As the Head Football Coach, the University expects the leader of the Razorback football program to maintain a standard of conduct that serves as a positive role model for our football student-athletes in all facets of life and that is beyond reproach," Bielema's letter of agreement reads, in part.
John L. Smith, who coached the Razorbacks on an interim basis in 2012, worked on a 10-month, $850,000 deal signed in April. He was reassigned to an administrative position last month that will run through the duration of his contract in February.
Arkansas, which was ranked No. 10 nationally in the preseason, finished the 2012 season with a 4-8 record.
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Founded in 1888, the German Historical Institute in Rome is one of Germany's oldest foreign historical organisations. The institute's activities revolve around historical research and it offers scholars a library collection that stretches from the late medieval period to the end of the Second World War, containing over 157,000 books and 645 present-day journals. The institute also houses a Music History section, which focuses on inter-relations and influences between Italian and German music, with a library numbering some 55,000 books and 400 journals.
Research is at the heart of the work at the German Historical Institute in Rome. Some years ago, work began on building multimedia databases to make the research accessible to the public. These developments forced the institute to think about how it could streamline operations to achieve necessary savings.
Thanks to the support of Fujitsu and 'Select Expert Partner' Datamate, the institute embarked on a virtualisation process that allowed it to replace machines that had come to the end of their lifecycles, and lay the foundations for future growth, without having to worry about buying new, specially-made hardware. The project also resulted in better quality cooperation with external partners.
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A winner was selected from 111 designs submitted by 32 freelance designers.
We're a young startup looking to disrupt the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) industry. We're engineers, product and business guys.
Our company is going to be smartphone driven. We are in the B2B space, and our clients are/will be hotels, resorts, casual dining, retail, ect. What we want to get across is that our service offering--via the smartphone (droid, iOS)-- will empower a business to build customer loyalty like no other CRM system ever!
Like I mentioned, our target audience are businesses. Although retail, resorts, restaurants, ect. are the *paying* end-users, it's actually B2B to Consumer.
Our company is developing an app that will be used by businesses so that they can develop new marketing channels and refine customer loyalty programs. The app will be used by the businesses' customers.
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SocialReceipt is about making receipts social and we want to convey an image of sophistication, elegance, and simplicity. Receipts are typically boring and they get scrunched away in our pockets!
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Peter Crouch might be very tall but, believe it or not, there are even bigger giants out there in the world of football.
This article looks at the tallest footballers in the world - not including goalkeepers.
Height can be a very desirable trait for a footballer depending on a team's style. Tall players can be effective as target-men when building attacks quickly and as strong, defensive players to deal with high balls in the box.
They can also be effective when defending or attacking corners and free-kicks and sometimes act as a strong presence in midfield.
Whatever the task for them, tall footballers bring strength to a team and strike fear into their opponents as they have a physical advantage on high balls.
Here are the five tallest footballers in the world today:
Yang Changpeng | Height: 6ft 8.5in
Yang Changpeng is a Chinese striker who currently plays for Shenzhen Fengpeng FC in the second tier of Chinese football. In 2006, he had a one month trial at Bolton Wanderers where he was dubbed 'The Chinese Peter Crouch' by the British media.
Tor Hogne Aaroy | Height: 6ft 8.5in
Tor Hogne Aaroy plays as a forward for Aalesund in the Norwegian first division. He is 36 years old and played 242 games for Aalesund from 2001 to 2011, scoring 90 goals. He then spent a year at JEF United before returning to Aalesund this season.
Lacina Traoré | Height: 6ft 8in
Lacina Traoré is just 22 years old but is already 6ft 8in tall. The Ivorian striker plays for Anzhi Makhachkala in the Russian Premier League and joined for an undisclosed fee - believed to be over £15m. He has scored 59 goals in 160 games as a career total, including a goal for Anzhi against Liverpool in their 1-0 win last November.
Oyvind Hoas | Height: 6ft 8in
Oyvind Hoas is also a Norwegian striker and plays for Sarpsborg 08 in the Tippeligaen. Currently in his tenth year as a professional footballer, he has a career total of 64 goals in 210 appearances. During the summer before the 07/08 season, Hoas trained with Luton Town, who were then a League One side. He came close to signing for the club, but a transfer never materialised.
Nikola Zigic | Height: 6ft 7.5in
Nikola Zigic plays for Birmingham City in the Championship. He joined Birmingham from Valencia in May 2010 and plays as a centre-forward for the club. He has 25 goals in 91 games for Birmingham, including the opening goal in the 2011 Carling Cup Final in which Birmingham beat favourites Arsenal 2-1.
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EVERETT — The Everett AquaSox moved one step closer to securing the Northwest League's North Division first- half championship on Wednesday with a 7-6 victory over the Vancouver Canadians.
Everett led 7-2 going into the ninth inning and held off a furious rally that saw the Canadians score four runs and bring the go-ahead run to the plate.
"Vancouver is a team that never goes away," AquaSox manager Rob Mummau said. "All of their hitters give good at-bats. They showed that last inning that they never give up."
After dropping the first game of the three-game series 13-1, Everett has won two straight over Vancouver. The Frogs lead the Canadians by three games with just five games left in the first half.
"We are feeling much better today than we were two days ago after the first loss of the series," Mummau said. "The guys came out fighting the last two days, so tip (my) hat to our guys. It's not over yet. We still have got to go Boise and take care of business, but we definitely feel a lot better today than we did two days ago."
Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Erasmo Ramirez got the spot start for the AquaSox, throwing 51⁄3 innings while giving up two runs on six hits and striking out 10. He was optioned to Everett last week so he could get his scheduled start during Major League Baseball's All-Star break. Ramirez has started one game for the Mariners, a loss to Boston last Thursday where he gave up seven runs in 42⁄3 innings to the Red Sox.
Mummau held true to his pre-game plan of Ramirez throwing around 90 pitches.
"I thought he was very good," Mummau said. "He located his fastball well. He had a cutter, a curveball and his changeup working today and he got a lot of strikeouts. I think he did a great job."
Vancouver scored first, getting a run in the top of the third inning on an RBI groundout by Monroe High School alum Ian Parmley.
Everett tied the score in the bottom of the fourth inning when Justin Seager hit his second home run of the season. The towering blast over the left-field wall broke up 31⁄3 innings of perfect ball thrown by Vancouver starting pitcher Kyle Anderson.
"He broke up the no-hitter and got us on the board there with one swing," Mummau said. "He has been a guy that has done a great job for us all year."
Seager finished the game 1-for-4 with three runs scored. He walked in the sixth inning and reached base on an error in the seventh.
Vancouver reclaimed the lead in the top of the sixth inning when Justin Atkinson scored on a passed ball. It didn't last long as the AquaSox countered in the bottom of the sixth with two runs, the first on an RBI single by Reggie Lawson. D.J. Peterson scored the second run when Austin Wilson reached base on a fielder's choice.
The Frogs padded their lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, adding four runs highlighted by back-to-back RBI doubles by Michael Faulkner and Jack Reinheimer.
Everett held a 7-2 lead until the top of the ninth inning when Vancouver made a run. Andy Fermin and Daniel Klein led off the inning with back-to-back home runs. Christian Vazquez later scored on Chaz Frank's single and Frank scored on a groundout by L.B. Dantzler.
Fermin finished 4-for-4 for Vancouver with a double and a home run.
The game ended on a dangerous fly ball hit by Jordan Leyland that was caught on the warning track by Wilson.
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Hi all, just got a gift of Kitesurfing lessons from my wife (she's the greatest) and am stoked on getting this whole adventure started. I've been thinking about getting into the sport for over a year now, and it looks as if it's really going to happen. I have a question about 2 line trainer kites (e.g. slingshot). Are they worth buying, or should I rely on the lesson to get some time with a trainer? I've heard that it's essential to take one out, but after an hour or two, you've basically mastered the 2 line kite and then need to move on to a 4 line kite for more practice. Considering the cost of all the equipment, I'd hesitate on spending $100 for a kite that will only get a few hours use.
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Girl Puts Cat on Treadmill, Doesn't End in Tragedy [SHAMELESS ANIMAL VIDEO OF THE WEEK]
You might want to watch a video of a cat on a treadmill for the moment when it goes flying off and hits a door hard enough to make a sound but not hard enough to injure the cat. This is not that video. This is a video of a cat that does a pretty good job of running on a treadmill. Good job, cat. Good job, internet.


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Heres Phil's NOW sitehttp://www.noopportunitywasted.ca/PART 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION AND THE APPLICATION PROCESS4. Applicants need to be current passport holders or have applied for one that will be valid by May 2007, and be ready to travel at a moments notice as determined by the Producer at its sole discretion, with limited resources and a small budget provided by the Producer.5. Applicants will need to be available for up to seven consecutive days such period to be at the Producers discretion from June 1, 2007 to September 30, 2007.6. The Producer will select the participants to be featured as part of NOW at their sole and absolute discretion.
I met Phil last night in Montreal for his book tour (pictures of that later along with all Tarcon events) and he said "unofficially" it's a go, though no start date for filming as of yet. However he is NOT hosting the Canadian version of NOW.
How about this guy?
OK, listen to Zachs take on the finale, at the end the interviewer says "On to race twelve, rumour has it that again it's not new faces, but familiar ones, if that's true are producers messing with the formula a little to much"and then Zach mentions something celebrities or something to run the race What the hell!source:http://www.tarflies.com/article.php?_f=detail&id=902&tarfly=11e51ff87fc62cb54a688da4b0acead5
I am probably the only person in the world that does not get FOX reality channel so Big Brother is how I'll waste away my summer .. . If anyone cares we have a wonderful team of dedicated live feed updater's, probably better than any other site, so be sure to remember to check us out right here And yeah, I will check out Pirates but don't know if it will hold my interest yet.
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From a poster at sucks:Phil said moments ago on canadian tv (CBC's The Hour) that they are about to film the twelve season.funny thing is my mom just came in my room and told me she saw something about Phil on TV a while ago, so maybe it was the same thing!edit:here is the video:http://www.cbc.ca/thehour/video.php?id=1575he says it around 8 minutes and 20 seconds into the video
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Welcome to the Brave New World where author Aldous Huxley imagined in his 1932 satire that society would prefer to be kept uninformed and live lock-step in a soma-induced blissful oblivion. Well, close enough. The world is the political orbit of the Republican Party in which no one is allowed to speak critically of vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin and the media, in particular, is not to pursue questions that seek to flesh out her positions or leadership style were she to be catapulted into the nation's highest office.
Facts in this Republican dystopia (a negative utopia) don't matter; what matters is that supporters swallow the party script. So, if Gov. Palin wants to keep repeating the lie that she opposed the Bridge to Nowhere and rejects federal earmarks to states, then the party faithful should excuse the falsehood and just drink the soma-laced Kool-Aid.
John Feehery, a Republican strategist, captured the mood perfectly in a Washington Post story on Tuesday when he told a Post reporter that the campaign was entering a period in which the dominant themes established in the campaign were more important than skirmishes over the facts.
"The more The New York Times and The Washington Post go after Sarah Palin, the better off she is, because there's a bigger truth out there and the bigger truths are she's new, she's popular in Alaska and she is an insurgent," Feehery said. "As long as those are out there, these little facts don't really matter."
Wow. Let's think about that.
The short-term politics of picking Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as vice-president on the Republican ticket are more astute than many Democrats are acknowledging. The pick has, in a moment's notice, galvanized the religious right, brought abortion back into the spotlight, and re-energized John McCain's candidacy for president as a maverick.
But the longer-term impact of the choice will likely undermine the confidence the American public will have in McCain's decision-making.
If Palin's choice as his running mate is indicative of his recklessness and willingness to gamble the nation's security for a bump in the polls, then the American public must face the possibility that we would have another president in the White House who would rule by gut instinct, hasty and uninformed decisions, and a reluctance to fully vet an issue before making important decisions.
In choosing Palin, McCain had his first face-to-face conversation with her the day before his announcement; a time that his staff was still researching information about her past and her qualifications. On the day before making her selection public, the McCain staff found out about her 17-year-old daughter being five months pregnant — not an issue in itself, but the fact that it was unknown until the day before more than suggests that the vetting process was rushed and uninformed at the very least. Yet, McCain maintains — as Bush so often did — that the facts are not as they seem; that the contradictory evidence is just the other side making a big deal out of nothing. (It also points out the weakness of those who, like Palin, support abstinence over birth control.)
Two undercurrents of the Republican Convention jumped from the stage so blatantly they became the white elephant in the room: the irony that the Republicans were running as a party of change, and the championing of bubba-hood over intelligence as qualifications to lead this nation.
Sen. John McCain's choice of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, and the subsequent convention rhetoric used to promote her nomination and lash out at the Democrats with partisan rancor, showed just how far the G.O.P. has sunk in its election strategy.
In a country that used to seek "the best and the brightest" to lead our nation, Republicans recently have chosen candidates who have ranked at the bottom of their classes academically (Bush and McCain) and rely frequently on personal beliefs, rather than accepted facts or critical review of performance, to make decisions that are crucial for the nation's future.
Bush's appointment of Donald Rumsfeld as head of the Defense Department and his willingness to keep him in place in the face of abysmal failure and a ruinous foreign policy for the first five years of his presidency, for example, were disastrous. Similarly, his decision to ignore the evidence that Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction and instead invade Iraq, while taking the focus off of capturing Osama bin Laden and defeating the Taliban, has been costly and counterproductive.
If Americans believe that "we are a better country" than what we have seen for the past eight years, as Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama said in his acceptance speech Thursday night, then that sense of hope will help propel him into the White House.
In what was an inspiring speech, Obama's soaring rhetorical style encouraged Americans to dream again of a country that leads the world, not by military might, but by the force of its optimism and a promise of opportunity available to all:
"It's a promise that says each of us has the freedom to make of our own lives what we will, but that we also have the obligation to treat each other with dignity and respect," Obama said. "It's a promise that says the market should reward drive and innovation and generate growth, but that businesses should live up to their responsibilities to create American jobs, look out for American workers, and play by the rules of the road.
"Ours is a promise that says government cannot solve all our problems, but what it should do is that which we cannot do for ourselves — protect us from harm and provide every child a decent education; keep our water clean and our toys safe; invest in new schools and new roads and new science and technology. Our government should work for us, not against us. It should help us, not hurt us. It should ensure opportunity not just for those with the most money and influence, but for every American who's willing to work.
"That's the promise of America - the idea that we are responsible for ourselves, but that we also rise or fall as one nation; the fundamental belief that I am my brother's keeper; I am my sister's keeper.
"That's the promise we need to keep. That's the change we need right now."
But Obama's speech wasn't just about hope. He also asked the American people to look critically at the failure of the Bush administration over this past eight years, and not excuse that performance.
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Congressional Testimony: The Groves PlanFriday, September 25th, 2009
In what I can best describe as a State of the Census Address, Census Bureau Director Robert M. Groves presented a detailed outline of his future plans before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Information Policy, Census, and National Archives on 9/22/09. I have named the speech "The Groves Plan." (Click the link for an 11 page transcript of the testimony). The plan is insightful and definitely worth reading.


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If men with webbed fingers swing from buildings and giant lizards roam the streets, it can mean only one thing: Summer is here.
When "Amazing Spider-Man 2" opened on May 2, the dark time was officially over. Break out the sunscreen and the snorkel, because Hollywood is on its own schedule when it comes to marking the beginning of the summer movie season.
And the mega-budget "Godzilla" opens today. The Seattle International Film Festival launches this weekend as well, providing variety for the next few weeks.
Looking at the crowded list of films for summer 2014, we see plenty of sequels, as expected. This year's crop looks a little less imposing than past years, or maybe the sequels just seem smaller in size.
There are plenty of familiar faces on the calendar: Angelina Jolie, Tom Cruise, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Wahlberg. And that newly minted star Melissa McCarthy, who is now deemed capable of opening a July 4 release on her own — which she probably is.
Most of these titles are pretty lightweight, but as usual there are a few counter-programming ideas mixed into the smaller releases. We'll find out how soft-core sensation "Fifty Shades of Grey" does when it shows up in the multiplex.
Also, we've got apes. Dragons and ninja turtles and apes.
So keep your head down, and behold. With the usual caveats about release dates slipping a week or two, here are the movies of summer 2014.


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The South Shore Line West Lake Corridor is a step closer to up to $440 million in federal funding, thanks to a positive project rating from the Federal Transit Administration. The "medium-high" rating means the project, which involves the extension of the South Shore Line between Dyer and Hammond, is eligible for funding to cover a large portion of the more than $700 million project. The rating came from the FTA's Fiscal Year 2020 Annual Report on Funding Recommendations...
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Jamie Blockberger, Nick Hessling and Regan Grossman are all champing at the bit to step on the Memorial Stadium turf Wednesday night for the 78th Annual Scranton Lions Club Dream Game.
A trio of former Hornets will be playing a major role tonight during the unofficial start of the 2012 high school football season.
Memorial Stadium will provide the backdrop for 78th renewal of the Dream Game. This year's edition of the event, which is sponsored by the Scranton Lions Club, will kick-off at 7:30 p.m. and feature graduated seniors from nearly every team in the LFC.
Honesdale will be well-represented this evening with three players roaming the turf for Coach Frank Pazzaglia's County squad.
Jamie Blockberger, Nick Hessling and Regan Grossman are each slated to re-ceive serious playing time on defense.
"Playing in the Dream Game is a huge honor and I'm very proud of them," Hornet Coach Jim Ludwig said. "They are great kids. They word hard and they play hard. I?can't wait to see them out there."
Blockberger is headed to Keystone College and hopes to continue his grid career afterward at either West Chester or Misericordia.
"Jamie's motor just never stops running," Coach Ludwig said. "He always gives 100% and plays with a huge amount of heart."
Hessling is a hard-hitting linebacker who plans to walk on for either baseball or football at Wilkes.
"Nick is a hard-nosed kid,"?said Coach Ludwig. "He's an excellent backer who can make a ton of tackles."
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1) Dirty Outs.
Omaha, as I have probably said before, is a game of draws. It's important to know all of your outs (for example, a runner runner flush hits about 3% of the time, so there might be a little more value in your hand than you were thought). However, it is more important to know which of your outs are dirty. Dirty outs are cards that may help an opponent more than they help you.
There's an old proverb that says when God wants to curse a man, he gives the man everything he ever desired. Omaha feels like that sometimes. For example a card that gives you a straight makes a flush for someone else or gives you a flush and your opponent a full house, then you could well be in a world of hurt. Be careful that when you count a card as an out that it will actually help you more than your opponents.
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Christian Spirituality and Social Transformation
Philip Sheldrake
The word "spirituality" has become increasingly common. What does it mean? It is not limited to spiritual practices, such as meditation, but suggests the pursuit of a life shaped by a sense of meaning, values, and perhaps transcendence. Although the word is used in different religions, and by people with no religious beliefs, its origins were Christian and referred to living life under the influence of God's spirit.
Nowadays, in a consciously plural world, Christian spirituality has a specific content whose origins are the Jewish and Christian scriptures. In particular, Christian spirituality is associated with following the teachings of Jesus Christ or imitating his values. The main New Testament word for this is "discipleship," which has two main elements. First, there is a call to personal transformation (conversion). Second, Christians are to continue the mission of Jesus to transform the world and to build the kingdom of a God of love. In that fundamental sense, Christian spirituality is inherently concerned with social transformation. In the Gospel of Matthew, this includes sharing in Jesus' work of forgiveness and healing. In the Gospel of Mark it involves selfless service of others. The history of Christian spirituality is a varied story of ways of approaching discipleship. Needless to say, part of what makes Christian spirituality distinctive is its underlying beliefs—in other words, how it understands the reality of God, the value of the material world, human nature, and identity and how these interconnect.
The great variety of spiritual traditions and writings within Christianity originated at different times and places. However, they are continually being adapted in the light of new historical and cultural contexts. Scholars have sometimes found it helpful to identify different types of Christian spirituality. Their choices vary, and the types are interpretative tools rather than straightforward descriptions. "Types" help us to identify distinctive styles of spiritual wisdom. The ascetical type, sometimes associated with monasticism, highlights discipline and detachment from material pleasures as the pathway to spiritual growth. The mystical type focuses on the desire for an immediacy of presence to, and intuitive knowledge of, God, frequently via contemplative practice. The active type promotes everyday life and service to other people as the context for spiritual growth. The aesthetic type covers a range of ways in which the spiritual journey is expressed in and shaped by the arts, music, and literature. Finally the prophetic type of spirituality embraces an explicit commitment to social justice and the transformation of society.
Christian spirituality has become a major area of study. It is an interdisciplinary field shaped by scripture, theology, and Christian history, but which may also draw upon psychology, the social sciences, literature, and the sciences. The study of Christian spirituality is also "self-implicating," in the sense that it is not treated in a purely theoretical way but includes a quest for practical wisdom.
Finally, the traditions of Christian spirituality increasingly engage with important issues of social and cultural transformation, for example interreligious dialogue, peace and reconciliation, ecological questions, the future of cities, the world of business, and the meaning of healthcare.
The Gift in Martin Luther's Theology
Bo Kristian Holm
In analyzing the role of gift and giving in Martin Luther's theology, one almost inevitably has to deal with the contrast between Marcel Mauss's description of archaic gift economy, where gifts and exchange are interconnected and gift exchange a total social fact, and Derrida's critique of Mauss for talking of anything else but the gift, since only a gift uncontaminated by exchange deserves the proper name "gift." Accordingly, any reading of Luther relating Luther's theology to the reciprocity of giving seems, from the outset, to grasp anything but the cornerstone of his theology: the justification by faith alone apart from works of the law. Nevertheless, scholars in the early 21st century have been discussing Luther as a theologian of the gift. Some defend a position according to which Luther's theology can only be rightly understood by maintaining that the divine gift is free and pure. Others argue that Luther's mature theology allows for an integration of some kind of exchange as a vital part of the very doctrine of justification.
In both cases, social anthropological gift studies can function as a lens for highlighting the heart of Luther's theology, either negatively by presenting the absolute opposite of Luther's understanding of divine giving in justification and creation or positively by revealing the very heart of the same. The young Luther vehemently criticized a piety regulated by economic principles and understood divine righteousness in contrast to human principles for righteousness. However, he soon began integrating reciprocal aspects from the traditional definition of righteousness into his doctrine of justification. This was possible due to an emphasis on the divine self-giving, revealed in Christ and slowly elaborated to cover Luther's understanding of the whole Trinity. In this move, Luther seemed to have been influenced by Roman popular philosophy, which was widespread in the late renaissance, but biblical passages emphasizing reciprocal justice also played an important role. Advocators for understanding Luther's theology from the perspective of inter-human gift exchange will argue that Luther's theology of the gift is intimately related to his use of the figure of communicatio idiomatum, which allows the giver to share his attributes with the receiver.
Rudolf Otto and the Concept of the Numinous
Stuart Sarbacker
The contemporary academic study of religion has its roots in conceptual and theoretical structures developed in the early to mid-20th century. A particularly important example of such a structure is the concept of the "numinous" developed by the theologian and comparativist Rudolf Otto (1869–1397) in his work, The Idea of the Holy: An Inquiry into the Non-Rational Factor in the Idea of the Divine and its Relation to the Rational (1923). Building on the work of Immanuel Kant (1724–1804), Friedrich Schleiermacher (1772–1834), and Jakob Fries (1773–1843), Otto developed the concept of the numinous—a "category of value" and a "state of mind"—as a way to express what he viewed as the "non-rational" aspects of the holy or sacred that are foundational to religious experience in particular and the lived religious life in general. For Otto, the numinous can be understood to be the experience of a mysterious terror and awe (Mysterium tremendum et fascinans) and majesty (Majestas) in the presence of that which is "entirely other" (das ganz Andere) and thus incapable of being expressed directly through human language and other media. Otto conceives of the concept of the numinous as a derivative of the Latin numen, meaning "spirit," etymologically derived from the concept of divine will and represented by a "nodding" of the head. Otto argues that understanding the numinous in a satisfactory way requires a scholar to draw upon their own experience of religious sentiments, given its non-discursive and direct nature; this becomes a point of contention among later secular scholars of religion. In later works, such as Mysticism East and West: A Comparative Analysis of the Nature of Mysticism (1932), Otto gives numerous examples of the ways in which the concept of the numinous can be applied cross-culturally to traditions beyond Christianity, such as Hinduism and Buddhism.
Otto's theories regarding the numinous have been extremely influential in the development of the academic study of religion in the 20th and 21st centuries, as evidenced by the impact they had upon scholars such as Carl Jung, Mircea Eliade, and Ninian Smart, whose works were instrumental in the formation of religious studies as a discipline. Jung cites the concept of the numinous extensively with regard to his theories on the breakthrough of unconscious material into conscious awareness. Eliade's work The Sacred and Profane: The Nature of Religion (1959) takes Otto's concept of the numinous as a starting point in the development of its own theory; Eliade's use of the category of the "sacred" might be considered derivative of Otto's larger conception of the "holy" (das Heilige). Eliade's work, like Otto's, has been extensively criticized for postulating a sui generis nature of both the numinous and the sacred, which are viewed by Eliade as irreducible to other phenomena (historical, political, psychological, and so forth). Smart's influential "dimensional analysis" theory and his scholarship on the topic of world religions is highly informed by his utilization of Otto's theory of the numinous within the contexts of his cross-cultural reflections on religion and the development of his "two-pole" theory of religious experience. The concept of the numinous continues to be theorized about and applied in contemporary academic research in religious studies and utilized as part of a framework for understanding religion in university courses on world religions and other topics in the academic study of religion. In part through the work of Eliade, Smart, and other scholars—Otto included—who have found a popular readership, the term has been disseminated to such a degree as to find common usage in the English language and popular discourse.
Urban Space and Religion in the United States
Katie Day
Religion has always been a contextually based phenomenon, particularly in urban space. Cities of every size, in every period, and in every region of the country have been defined by the towers and spires of faith traditions. They have mapped cities, providing anchors to religionists who worship there, and contributing to the construction of civil society and a sense of place. Communities of faith have drawn migrants and immigrants to settle in a particular place and provided resources for adaptation and integration. Houses of worship have often defined neighborhood identities and become progenitors of social capital beyond their walls. Increasingly the physical and social forms of religion are becoming more diverse—different accents, practices, music, dress, and even scents pour into and out of houses of worship that may not be grand old structures but more modest structures built for other purposes, blending into the cityscape. Still, religion is influential in shaping its context both spatially and socially.
But the relationship is reciprocal, as context acts on the questions, meanings, and practices of faith groups as well. The city has occupied the religious imaginations of many traditions as an ambivalent symbol, seen as both the locus of depravity and of redemption. Out of these imaginaries religious questions, meanings, practices, and forms of engagement have been shaped. Further, the economic, political, social, and institutional dynamics of the urban space impact the practice and understanding of religion, and how it is expressed and lived out in everyday life.
The interaction of religions and urban space—what can be described as a dynamic synapse in a human ecology—is emerging as a focus of exploration in understanding how cities work. Although religion is often overlooked by many urban theorists, researchers, planners, developers, and governments, it is gaining fresh attention by scholars. Drawing on major schools of urban theory—particularly the modernist Chicago School and the postmodern L.A. School of Urbanism—the spatial dimension of urban religion is being analyzed in research projects from a growing number of contexts. Theoretical and empiric work is enabling a deeper understanding of the relationship of religion and cities; they cannot be considered in isolation. Religious agency cannot be exaggerated or romanticized but should be considered as what two researchers have called "one of the ensemble of forces creating the new American metropolis" (Numrich, Paul D., and Elfriede Wedam. Religion and Community in the New Urban America. New York: Oxford University Press, 2015.). In the same way, faith groups of all traditions and dimensions do not exist in isolation of their context as bubbles in city space. The intersection of space and urban religion is complex, especially as both religion and cities are in the midst of great change in the 21st century.


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Registered Cub Scouting packs, Boy Scouting troops, Varsity Scouting teams, Venturing crews and Sea Scout ships are eligible for the award. A unit may either be nominated or apply to their local BSA council for recognition.
The unit must plan and carry out at least one environmental/conservation project. At least 60 percent of the registered members in the unit must participant. Units to be recognized must complete the Hornaday Unit Award forms and submit them to the local council. The forms are available at the BSA Web site: http://www.scouting.org/awards/hornaday/pdf/award.pdf
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Henderson Hall was acquired by the University in November, 2007. After an extensive renovation, Henderson became one of the latest Residence Halls open for Southeast students. Henderson Hall is located on the southwest edge of the Southeast campus and is directly across from the University Center and Vandiver Hall.
Henderson is the smallest residence hall on campus, housing approx 80 students (new and returning students), making it a genuinely unique experience. Henderson is a fully air-conditioned four-story building, with the first floor consisting of a community laundry room, a large TV lounge and a vending area. The top three floors consist of 40 student rooms, each with its own private full-sized bathroom.


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Yesterday's rain delay didn't help Robby Ginepri in his 6-1, 6-3, second-round loss to Vince Spadea. Perhaps Vince's outfit didn't help Robby's case, either.
How bad was it? Ginepri said, "Yeah, I wore that to a sixth grade dance maybe."
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That's right. A bejeweled trucker hat (and satin knee-length basketball shorts, not pictured). I know Christian Audigier is still all the rage, but I say NAY to wearing them on the court.
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March 22nd, 2019
Drawn with Wolff�s carbon pencils, pastel chalk, and prismacolor metallic silver and gold colored pencils. I drew this on black Strathmore Artagain 300 series paper. The purse and gloves are actually vintage, I drew them from items that belonged to my grandmother.
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2',3'-Dideoxycytidine (ddC)
2',3'-dideoxycytidine (ddC) is a prescribed pharmaceutical used in the treatment of AIDS, often in combination with AZT (3'-azidothymidine) or other drugs. Although this drug therapy does not cure the deadly malady, dideoxycytidine and its relatives help slow down the destruction of the patient's immune system by the HIV virus.
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Marketed in the United States and Canada under the trade names Hivid or ddC, or the drug name zalcitabine, the antiretroviral medicine is a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor. Reverse transcriptase inhibitors are medicines that block human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) reverse transcriptase during the early stage of viral replication by attaching to the enzyme. Thus, production of new HIV virus is prevented by interfering with DNA replication in viral cells, lowering the amount of virus in the body. The known side effects include nausea, abdominal pain, tingling in hands and feet, burning, numbness, and joint pain, among others.
Although ddC helps control the virus population of a patient, it does not make them non-infectious. This drug and related formulations are not fit for people with impaired kidneys or liver disease, since these organs actively work to remove the medication from the body. Structurally and chemically, zalcitabine is a cytidine nucleoside analogue. Cytidine is one of the four nucleosides that make up RNA and DNA sequences, and is classified as a pyrimidine base along with thymidine. With 9 carbons, 13 hydrogens, 3 nitrogens and 3 oxygens, the melting point of the white crystalline powder is about 210 degrees Celsius. Many of the side effects of drug therapy with 2',3'-dideoxycytidine result from mitochondrial toxicity and peripheral neuropathy of its metabolites. Indications are that unintended mitochondrial uptake can be inhibited with the addition of L-carnitine, and thus prevent the depletion of mitochondrial DNA in non-virus cells in the body.
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Drayer Physical Therapy Institute has opened its Sun City outpatient physical therapy center in Bluffton. Based in Hummelstown, Pa., Drayer provides rehabilitation services with a physician's referral. Patients are guaranteed an appointment within 24 hours. Drayer centers work with all insurance types.
Physical therapist Craig Dye is Sun City's center manager. Jeff Fromdahl is the center's regional manager.
Sun City specializes in orthopedics, pre- and post-operative care, spine therapy, workers' compensation, neurological rehabilitation, vestibular/dizziness rehabilitation, women's health, and sports medicine.
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Edita Vilkeviciute Gets Into Chanel for Karl's First Film
Edita Vilkeviciute Gets Into Chanel for Karl's First Film
Edita Vilkeviciute as Coco Chanel in 1923.
>> Tom Ford is currently filming his directorial debut, and Wednesday, Karl Lagerfeld will show his own directorial debut, based on Coco Chanel's early years. Unlike Tom's feature film, Karl's film is only ten minutes — a length more fitting to kick off the showing of Chanel's Paris-Moscow collection in Paris. The presentation was originally supposed to take place in Moscow, but Karl changed his mind after Russian customs "wanted to have the clothes three weeks in advance, which means we wouldn't have been ready and the situation seemed risky, so we cancelled."
Shot in a Paris studio in two days, Karl's film is inspired by Mack Sennett's flickering black-and-white silent slapstick movies with "spliced in newsreel footage of WWI because I think it's interesting to juxtapose fashion with the horrible images of the trenches." Rather than cast extras — "they don't know how to touch the clothes" — Karl looked within his own posse to fill positions — muse Amanda Harlech and daughter Tallulah Ormsby-Gore as customer and model, Brad Kroenig as Chanel lover Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich, and bodyguard Sebastien Jondeau as a Russian general. For the role of Chanel, Karl went with Lithuanian model Edita Vilkeviciute — in character in the film stills below.
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California Department of Transportation
Date: September 12, 2013
District: Headquarters – Sacramento
Contact: Mark Dinger
Phone: (916) 657-5060
Contact: Dana Michaels, California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Phone: (916) 322-2420
SACRAMENTO – Caltrans and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) remind motorists to remain alert while driving to improve safety for travelers and wildlife alike during "Watch Out for Wildlife (WOW) Week," September 16-22.
"It's important that motorists, when driving through areas frequented by deer, elk and other animals, do all they can to protect themselves as well as some of California's greatest natural resources – our wildlife," said Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty.
The California Highway Patrol reported more than 1,800 wildlife-vehicle collisions in 2010. Approximately $1 billion in property damage is also caused by these incidents. The Defenders of Wildlife (DOW), a national, nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting native animals and plants, reports more than 200 people are killed in collisions with deer, elk, and other wildlife each year with an estimated 1.5 million animals hit annually.
The WOW campaign is supported by Caltrans, CDFW, and the Road Ecology Center at the University of California, Davis. Caltrans and its partners work together to protect natural resources while providing safe and effective transportation.
"It's a shame so many animals are injured and killed on our roads every year," said Craig Stowers, CDFW's Deer Program Coordinator. "And it's not a pleasant experience for the drivers who hit them, either. Many deaths, injuries, and costly vehicle repairs could be avoided if drivers would just pay more attention, be aware of when animals are most active and be prepared to react safely if an animal moves onto the road."
Caltrans and CDFW offer a few tips for motorists:
- Be particularly alert when driving in wildlife areas.
- If you see an animal cross the road, know that another may be following.
- Don't litter. It could entice animals to venture onto the road.
Examples of what Caltrans, in cooperation with our partners, is doing to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions:
U.S. Highway 101, San Luis Obispo County
U.S. Highway 101 near San Luis Obispo bisects a major wildlife corridor in the Los Padres National Forest. Caltrans installed electric mats at unfenced intersections to prevent animals from entering the roadway and ramps to allow wildlife to escape from the highway, if necessary. In recognition of this effort, the California Transportation Foundation gave Caltrans its 2013 Safety Project of the Year Award.
State Route 76, San Diego County
State Route 76 serves the North County inland areas of San Diego County. Five wildlife crossings and fencing were installed as part of the SR-76 Melrose to Mission Highway Improvement Project in 2012. A wildlife movement study is now underway to determine the effectiveness of the crossings and fencing. Data gathered from the survey will help improve wildlife fencing and crossing effectiveness.
State Route 89, Sierra CountyThis month, Caltrans will begin Phase II of the Kyburz Wildlife Crossing Project on State Route 89 in Sierra County. Fencing and other barriers will be erected to prevent wildlife from accessing the highway and encourage use of the undercrossing. In addition, monitoring cameras will be installed to evaluate the effectiveness of the fencing and barriers.
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Heidi Montag wants to downsize.
One week after the death of the plastic surgeon that performed a marathon 10 procedures on her last Nov. 20, including jacking her breasts up to G-cups, the reality TV star says she's sick of them.
"I'm desperate to go back to normal," Montag, 23, told Life & Style magazine. "I'm downgrading and going a little smaller, to a D or a double D."
It won't be Dr. Frank Ryan who performs this surgery. Ryan crashed his Jeep near Malibu while texting Aug. 18. But she says she has to go under the knife because she is in constant pain and can't exercise.
"I have major anxiety about it. I was taking painkillers but they weren't working so I stopped. It hurt either way," Montag said. "I'm obsessed with fitness but it's impossible to work out with these boobs.
"It's heartbreaking. I can't live an everyday life."
Ryan's handiwork didn't just transform her chest. Work on her face left her unrecognizable to loved ones and made her a poster child for excessive plastic surgery. Montag, who is getting divorced from hubby Spencer Pratt, seems to get it now.
"It ruined my life and marriage," she said.
Selected Reading: Life & Style, New York Daily News.


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I just looked and the calendar and realized that in one week it will be February, so here is an updated listing on resources for Black History Month.
20 Great Websites to E-Learn About Black History
47 English and Social Studies Guides for Black History Month- from Shmoop
African Voices- Africans talk about their lives and cultures; EXCELLENT SITE from the Smithsonian Institution.
African-American History Month- site hosted by the Library of Congress, there is a section for teachers
The African-American Mosaic- from the Library of Congress
African-American Scavenger Hunt- grades 7-8
The African-American Migration Experience- contains 8,300 images, 17,000 pages of texts and over 60 maps; this site is hosted by the New York Public Library.
African-American World-from PBS, this site has highlights such as the Kids section (with games and e-cards), and the Brainteaser Quizzes. There are related lessons plans for grades three through twelve.
Biographies of Famous African-Americans- from Infoplease
Black Baseball-from Sports Illustrated, this site has a timeline from 1861-1947, when Jackie Robinson won the Rookie of the Year award.
Black History- from Bio.com; videos and photos
Black History Month Rap- lesson plan for students to create their own rap song; grades 3-12
Black History Past and Present- for middle school
Books on Black History Month- paperback or Kindle edition; over 5,000 listed
BrainPOP Spotlight: Black History Month- for grade 4 and up; lesson plans, quiz
Culture and Change:Black History in America- Scholastic's site has a timeline, jazz audio clips, and information on famous African Americans.
Enchanted Learning-find out information on African-American women in history, biographies on African-Americans, African-American inventors and inventions and many printable worksheets.
Encyclopedia Britannica's Guide to Black History Month- timeline, articles, biographies, images and videos
Encyclopedia of Prominent Africa-Americans- from Ali to Malcolm X
Fact Monster- biography, timeline, quotes from Martin Luther King Jr.
The History Channel-you will find African-American icons, great speeches, maps, video clips and more on this site.
Infoplease- loads of information here, including history and timelines, contemporary issues, special features, holidays, education, awards and quizzes and crosswords.
Interactive Black History Quiz- from Surfkids
The King Center- established in 1968, the center was named for Martin Luther King Jr., a leader in the largest nonviolent movement in American history.
A Legacy of Black Talent- from CNN Interactive; honors a different person each day of the month
Lesson Plans Page Black History Month- lesson plans cover grades 4-12
MLK Online- this site is all about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., from his biography, to multimedia clips of his speeches.
Reading Rockets- Black children's authors, activities, events and much more here
Snag Films- documentaries
TeachersFirst's Resources for Black History- currently 58 lessons by grade level listed


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Monday, August 10, 2009
Earth Balance & WFD
Back in January, I asked a few WFD parents what dairy-free, gluten-free butter substitute they use for cooking and baking. Earth Balance came up again and again as the spread of GF/DF WFD members use and adore.
From the Earth Balance website: Earth Balance is the all-natural division of Smart Balance, Inc. While most of their products contain the same patented blend of oils shown to improve the important cholesterol ratio that Smart Balance® uses, they're also made with only natural, expeller-pressed oils. They also never contain GMO's, artificial preservatives, flavors, colors or emulsifiers. Not only that, all of the products are vegan and gluten-free.
So taking our cue from you, our loyal WFD members, Earth Balance became a WFD staple, usually for icing with Cherrybrook Kitchen icing mix. Specifically we utilize the SOY-BASED Vegan Buttery Sticks when appropriate.
The Vegan Buttery Sticks ingredients: Non-GMO INGREDIENTS: Expeller-pressed natural oil blend (soybean, palm fruit, canola and olive oils), filtered water, pure salt, natural flavor, (derived from corn, no MSG, no alcohol, no gluten), soy protein, soy lecithin, lactic acid (non-dairy, derived from sugar beets), colored with beta-carotene from natural sources. Contains soy.
Earth Balance supports the Worry-Free Dinners program with delicious GF/DF Earth Balance products.
Thank you Earth Balance team!
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For those of us, who are soy-free... Spectrum Naturals: Organic All Vegetable Shortening is simply mechanically pressed organic palm oil.
- August 27, 2009 at 8:14 PM
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