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Laurie wrote:Hi Clarissa. Welcome to FW. Feel free to post any questions you have and/or just jump into any of the conversations we're having.
Hi Laurie Thanks for the welcome ... This is a BLESSING and a pleasure to have met you , just wrote DEB appreciating her warm welcome and hoping for some guidance. Still trying to get the feel of things (GOD BLESS...) CLARISSA. (70X7).


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7 saved — A great week of meetings!Monday, September 5th, 2011
What a wonderful week last week was.
It started out with Tropical Storm Irene flooding us in at the Church, and we had to stay overnight at the Church with no electricity after the Sunday evening preaching. All of the highways were closed, and four bridges were washed out. But, we had oil lamps, plenty of clean water to drink, plenty of food, and a great spirit among everyone. It was one of those nights we will probably never forget.
Monday evening, things started to warm up with some good preaching by Bro. Hafelin and Bro. Patterson. Tuesday was what I called "Youth Day" — we had 39 youth show up! We started at noon with a spaghetti feed for the youth, then had some outdoor activities, then Bro. Hafelin preached at them, then we had some more outdoor activities, and then supper. For the preaching that evening, we had 51 people there (the most we've had in that little building in the 10 years I have been here) and had to set up chairs in front of the pews and behind the pews to get everyone in. God is so good. there were 3 saved that night, including the toughest teenager there, who had been brought by one of his friends. This 17-year-old came right up to me afterward asking how soon he could be baptized, and he went home and told all of his friends that he was saved.
On Thursday afternoon, Bro. Carl Morrison (planted a church 18 months ago in Bridgton, Maine), Bro. Paul McLaughlin (Hope Haven Gospel Mission), and Bro. Chuck Barnes (Maine church planter) preached, and Hafelin & Patterson wrapped it up by preaching in the evening. In all, 7 were saved during the week and we had the best attendance ever. There was a wonderful spirit all week long. I have never seen teenagers respond like this to the preaching of God's Word. What a sight to see the young men and women.
God has so blessed. There is a new spirit in the Church. God is so good. I don't know if my Dad was able to see what was going on this week at the Church he poured 25 years of his life into, but if he did see it, he's probably still shouting "AMEN!"

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Celebratory gunshots fired at a girl's 18th birthday party triggered more gunfire that left two people dead, two critically injured and nearly two-dozen injured in a chaotic scene where people jumped from second-floor windows to escape the shooting at a suburban Houston home, authorities said Sunday.
Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia said the gathering Saturday night was openly promoted using multiple social media sites, drew more than 100 people, most of them 17- to 19-year-olds, and became a "birthday party gone wild."
He said it appears partygoers were dancing in the home when someone armed with a pistol shot into the air in celebration. In the ensuing confusion, another person who was armed began firing into the crowd, Garcia said. Young people then streamed into the narrow street to avoid the burst of gunshots that followed shortly before 11 p.m. Saturday.
Partygoer Shaniqua Brown — who said she heard about the party through Instagram, a photo-sharing app and website — told The Associated Press it "was not rowdy at all." She said she first heard gunshots in the house and they continued outside as people fled and sought cover.
Authorities have given varying accounts of the number of people injured, but they clarified Sunday that 20 were hurt, with 16 suffering gunshot wounds and four others varying injuries such as a fracture and twisted ankles in the panic to flee.
The two people killed, one an 18-year-old male and the other a 16-year-old female, were students at Cypress Springs High School, Garcia said.
He chastised the party organizers, who advertised the event on social media, saying "you have no control on who to expect at your door."
Authorities are searching for two gunmen, he said, one who's about 17 years old and the other believed to be about 22.
"It's a horrible combination of immaturity, access to a firearm, and the inability to control one's self," he said.
Garcia said party organizers arranged to have people searched as they entered the home. "Anytime you have to factor in a bouncer and being searched at the door, you have already taken a turn for the worse," he said.
Sheriff's spokesman Thomas Gilliland said earlier that deputies were confronted with "mass chaos" when they responded to the call in the residential neighborhood about 25 miles northwest of Houston, adding that "kids were literally everywhere." He said witnesses reported partygoers jumping from the second floor in their scramble to flee.
Mariah Boulden said the gathering was her birthday party. Boulden, who lives at the residence, said her brother and others were patting down people as they entered the home. Two men refused to be searched and walked away, she said, then apparently hopped a neighbor's fence and entered through a back gate.
"They wasn't supposed to be here whoever they was," Boulden said.
She said her family is planning a candlelight vigil at the home for the victims of the shooting.
Pools of blood were visible outside the two-story brick home Sunday, and the garage door was bent after people had pushed it upward while trying to escape.
Bruno Figueroa, who lives a few houses down the street, told The Associated Press he heard five to 10 shots. He looked out his window and saw a crowd of at least 30 people running down his street.
"Kids were running everywhere," he said.
Figueroa said people suddenly began ducking into back yards and behind vehicles in driveways, apparently trying to hide from a car that was slowly coming down the street. Figueroa said that from his upstairs window he could hear the people who were hiding nearby.
"They were crying, yelling, 'My brother got shot,' 'Why did they do this?'" he said.
Figueroa said as soon as the slow-moving car rounded a corner and then sped away, the people who had been hiding gathered back in the street.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Four people arrested at an anti-war march during the 2004 Republican National Convention have been awarded $185,000 in the first trial stemming from lawsuits over protest arrests surrounding the GOP gathering.
Coming about six months after the city reached an $18 million settlement with about 1,800 other RNC protesters, Wednesday's federal jury verdict caps a lingering chapter in the legal saga that followed the arrests, nearly all of which ended with cases dismissed or defendants acquitted.
The four plaintiffs in the trial had rejected the settlement. Jurors awarded each $40,000 in compensatory damages for being wrongfully arrested, more than what individual protesters got in the settlement, which included about $7 million in attorneys' fees. The jury also awarded a total of $25,000 in punitive damages against police Deputy Chief Thomas Monahan, who led the response to the march.
Still, "this is not about money. It's about stopping police abuses in squashing First Amendment rights," one of the protesters, Howard J. Gale of Seattle, said Friday.
City lawyers said they were disappointed by the punitive damages.
"The officers were faced with a very difficult policing situation and only made arrests once they realized that such a large and unpermitted march could not proceed safely," Peter Farrell, a city attorney, said in a statement Friday.
The president of Monahan's union, the NYPD Captains Endowment Association, said the award "is misguided and sends a chilling message to police commanders."
"Chief Monahan acted that day consistent with his training and direction" and NYPD attorneys' advice, union President Roy T. Richter said.
The arrests unfolded at various points during the convention. But the trial concerned only an Aug. 31, 2004, march against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. A judge found in 2012 that more than 225 marchers were arrested without probable cause, so jurors weighed only how much to award Gale, fellow demonstrators Steven Ekberg and Robert Siegel, and march legal observer Andrew St. Laurent.
As the procession began in lower Manhattan, police initially seemed to guide the demonstrators but then abruptly announced that they were blocking a sidewalk and would be arrested if they didn't stop, U.S. District Judge Richard Sullivan wrote in 2012. He said they actually weren't all obstructing traffic, tried to comply with officers' instructions and didn't get a realistic chance to disperse before being arrested on disorderly conduct charges.
The four plaintiffs were held for 22 to 35 1/2 hours, said one of their attorneys, Martin Stolar.
Gale, a research psychologist and activist, said he wasn't looking for a confrontation with police when he went to the march, organized by the nonviolent War Resisters League.
"I wanted to do everything possible to avoid arrest," said Gale, 59.
City lawyers have noted that only a fraction of the 800,000 people who protested during the convention were arrested.
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Die Nigger Die!, the autobiographical political memoir by H. Rap Brown, is a vital American historical document–historical almost in the sense of a message found in a time capsule, a missive from another age. But it remains of considerable interest for what it tells us about social and political attitudes, behaviors and expectations of a time–so my students believe–long past. The time, in this case, being a discrete, relatively short period of domestic upheaval in this country during the late 1960s and early 1970s, a time of "revolutionary" black uprising in Northern ghettos following hard on the heels of the Southern, nonviolent, direct-action movement engineered by SNCC (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee), CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) and SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference), a movement usually associated with Martin Luther King Jr. Rap's book has an added dimension of sociological interest, being a voice from the frontlines, the personal and political testimony of a radically militant chairman of SNCC who came to symbolize the defiance of a generation of angry and militant black youth. A third, perhaps less compelling, area of interest is the personal: what the voice and language reveal about the character and personality, the sensibility, if you will, of the speaker. Who is this man, of whom McGeorge Bundy reportedly commented at the founding gathering of the National Urban Coalition, "Wouldn't you, wouldn't all of us, sleep much better tonight if we knew that H. Rap Brown…was somewhere quietly running his own little drugstore?"
Well, for one thing, the author, H. Rap Brown, is no longer among us. Nor has he really been since 1971, when, as a young man in his late twenties, he made his shahadah (the Muslim declaration of faith). During a period of incarceration by the State of New York, the black activist known to the media as H. Rap Brown converted to orthodox Islam and emerged as Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, a Sunni Muslim. Brown went in and Al-Amin emerged. This change was by no means cosmetic or strategic.
By all accounts and the overwhelming preponderance of evidence over years, this was a genuine religious conversion, a classically "profound transformation of self." Al-Amin embarked on a life of rigorous study and spiritual and moral inquiry with the same single-minded intensity and uncompromising commitment Rap had brought to militant social struggle.
It is important to mention this because, as we know, not all conversions–religious or ideological–are equal. This was a time particularly famous for sudden, public and apparently infinitely reversible self-reinventions, two of the more dramatic being Jerry Rubin's conversion from the stridently countercultural Youth International Party leadership to Wall Street broker (from yippie to yuppie) and Eldridge Cleaver's from Black Panther Party revolutionary to born-again Christian.
Al-Amin's embrace of Islam, however, proved neither facile nor expedient, as his emergence as a bookish Muslim cleric and his years of work in faith-based social improvement have demonstrated. The fiery and impetuous young rebel who speaks out of the pages of Die Nigger Die! has long since evolved into an austere religious scholar, disciplined by faith and projecting the aura of a spiritually disposed ascetic.
After thirty years, Al-Amin has become, in many important ways, a vastly different person from the author of this book. A respected imam, he now sees–and for some time has seen–the world, his own role therein and the eventual liberation of his people in quite different terms: those of faith, self-discipline and spiritual development. This vision is reflected in both his demeanor and his language. Consequently he has, at this time, serious reservations about the appropriateness of reissuing a book of youthful struggle. It is not that he repudiates any aspect of the book–not the tone, the defiant struggle out of which it came or even the youthful persona of that text.


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Check this out please, just for my learning. I hope you'll find it interesting.
The influence of birth order on personality remains unconfirmed. In fact, there are too many complex variables modifiers which influence it; therefore, the measurement of birth order's impact on personality and deflection caused by it on character's examination results, are impossible. Main distorters to the outcome are such factors as: family size, family's financial and social status, gender structure, upbringing methods and its environment. For example, bigger families statistically perform lower financial status that often entails lower social status, both of which may restrict educational possibilities. Also, gender of firstborns influences later siblings, for this, as well as parenting methods and environment, does change the responsibility, trust and general treatment style bestowed from adults to children.The influence of birth order on personality
Moreover, some initially associated qualities according to birth order were proven baseless and even misinforming. The only one reliable research were narrowed to examine birth order's influence on siblings' IQ index exclusively. It had been carried out in Switzerland on a group of 6,3 thousand 19-years-old men and has shown, that, on one hand, every next child has IQ lower of 1 point. On the other hand however, associated scientific research has proven that IQ index is over ten times less important than conscientiousness and openness to new experience, concerning attitude represented in adulthood. That is, IQ level were accredited influence on one's personality in less than 1%. In conclusion, according to the one comprehensive digest of studies which were conducted on that issue during the years 1946-1980, modern scientists described them as inconclusive, unclear, misinforming and "generally a waste of time"[1]. Henceforth this question was put aside.
[1] Ernst, C. & Angst, J. (1983). Birth order: Its influence on personality. Springer.
Could I possibly get even one-sentenced answer, please? If this is good or crap, what to correct, what to polish... anything.


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[Alternately titled: I Married a Stud]
I crawled into bed, weary from the day, pulling covers to my nose. My hubby kissed me and locked us safely in our home-the last I remember until the sun and small warm bodies wake me the next morning.
But the night was just beginning for my man. At the last minute he decided to go for an early morning ride and while prepping his bike, he cut his index finger–deeply. He needed 5-6 stitches.
Instead he muffled his pain. Tried to stop the bleeding and quickly washed his finger, careful not to leave a blood-trail or make a mess. Next, he super-glued the wound closed. (!!) He took ibuprofen, wrapped it tightly, and crawled in bed, over an hour later than planned, never waking me.
This is what it feels like to be married to a stud.
I was shocked the next morning, considering my own pain tolerance.
I would have called him from the ambulance.
But my hubby didn't want me to worry about him. He wanted to protect me, even in his own pain, he put me first.
I think one of the great answers to building a great marriage is simply, but profoundly, found in treating your spouse like you want to be treated, putting their needs in front of your own.
The greatest commandments are to love God and love others. Sometimes loving people outside the house is easier than loving the one that forgets an item on your list, leaves his clothes piled up high, and sometimes acts like your fourth child.
Tonight my hubby took over cooking my pot of soup while I finished up a couple of things. He veered from the recipe and added a can of green peas to the soup. I don't like peas and I let him know it.
I acted like a complete baby, stomping out of the kitchen.
When I realized I was acting ridiculous, I found him with a spoon meticulously picking out peas! I felt terrible.
I acted like a brat. He responded with love.
I've been married nearly 17 years and I'm still learning how to have the marriage I really want. Here are some tangible steps:
- You never arrive-marriage takes consistent, conscientious work! We never attain perfection or reach some plateau. Daily communication and a commitment to work hard are a must. Throw yourself into your marriage!
- Work on changing yourself- We spend a lot of time blaming our spouse for the rough patches. If we focus on changing our impatience, our expectations, our control issues, our marriages will improve and spouses will too.
- Serve-If you make a habit of putting his/her needs in front of your own, it will revolutionize your marriage.
- Invite God in- If your spouse will pray with you, then pray together daily. Be quick to forgive, slow to anger.
By the way, the soup was delicious. Peas and all.
How do you really have the marriage you want? What would you add?
P.S. As I publish this, my hubby is at the ER, getting stitches. After two hours of profuse bleeding (from another finger injury), I begged him to go. Honey: you're still a stud.
P.S.S. An accident-prone stud.


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It's a backless 700-fill sleeping bag with an enclosed footbox rated for 20°. It's on close out at REI for $169 which is 1/3 less than the JRB Sierra Snivelers that is really like to buy for me and my son. Influencing the decision is an REI giftcard I received over the holidays and the upcoming rebate check making this a very affordable option.
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Satisfied but shaken, Spurs bring NBA Finals home
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — On a day of rest at the NBA Finals, Tim Duncan had work to do.
Not only was he admittedly awful in Game 2, he had never been so bad on this stage. He shot 3 for 13 from the field for nine points, posting finals career lows in scoring, field goal percentage and field goals made, according to STATS.
The three-time finals MVP made only 11 of 32 shots in Miami and knows he must be better if the San Antonio Spurs are going to win their fifth title in five finals appearances.
"Obviously, they're contested shots, but they're the shots I feel I can make," Duncan said after the Heat's 103-84 victory Sunday. "So whether it be them or me or whatever it may be, I'm going to get back in the gym tomorrow and hopefully come out with a better stroke," he said. "But I'm getting the shots I want. I just have to knock them down."
The teams took Monday off, with the series resuming Tuesday night. The Spurs also will host Game 4 on Thursday and Game 5 on Sunday.
The finals were once as much a part of June as the heat in this city deep in the heart of Texas. San Antonio won four titles in a nine-year span starting in 1999, but hasn't hosted a game in the NBA's championship round since the Spurs took a 2-0 lead over LeBron James and Cleveland in 2007.
Here comes James again, needing to win one here — which hasn't been easy for Miami — and not concerned that the finals' 2-3-2 format now gives the advantage to the Spurs.
"It doesn't matter," he said. "Two best teams in the NBA at this point. Both teams have won and can win on each other's floor. So it's not a biggie."
The Heat are just 3-22 in San Antonio, though they did win this year even while James, Dwyane Wade and Mario Chalmers sat out the late-season meeting.
James had no cause for concern after Game 2, which validated his belief that he can depend on his teammates until he gets rolling, as he did late in the third quarter and well into the fourth.
But a little doubt seemed to creep into the Spurs' Big Three, unusual for a group that has been there, done that.
The Spurs took home-court advantage away from Miami, but no momentum after the reigning champions took them apart Tuesday.
"Not after tonight. I think they regained that," Duncan said. "Obviously we were glad to win a game here in Game 1. Our goal was to get two. But they got the one tonight. We get to go back home. We got a game here. We have three at home, so we're excited about that. But if we play like we did tonight, that's not going to matter."
Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have teamed for 99 postseason victories together, second-most in NBA history, and the trio is well aware of how quickly things can change in the playoffs.
They changed really quickly in this series, about the time it took James to turn Tiago Splitter's dunk attempt into a blocked shot and an instant finals highlight.
"Of course if you look at the result, being 1-1, it's not bad. But you don't want to play like this in an NBA Finals," Ginobili said. "You don't want to give them that much confidence, and you feeling bad about yourself."
Parker managed only five baskets in 14 attempts while making five turnovers, and Ginobili had three of the Spurs' 17 turnovers that led to 19 points Sunday, after the team tied a finals low with four turnovers in a Game 1 victory.
The Spurs, like every other team in the NBA, know there's no way to beat the Heat with that kind of ball handling.
"We have to play better. Definitely have to play better," Parker said. "You know, we're playing the defending champs. They're a great team. We knew they were going to come in and play with a lot more energy and play harder. That's what they did tonight.
"So it's always easy to bounce back after a loss, and now it's our turn to see how we're going to handle our loss and how we're going to respond."
Big Three against Big Three provided plenty of buildup to the series, and Ginobili said the Spurs stand little chance of winning if their trio plays poorly.
But James, having seen the Heat not have enough when they were largely just he, Wade and Chris Bosh two years ago, insists his current team is deep enough to do big damage even when it doesn't come from the big names.
"I think the supporting cast is really why both teams are here," James said. "They've been making an impact all year long, and they feel like their supporting cast is better. We feel like our supporting cast is better. It's who goes out and do it each and every night to help seal wins."
The Spurs are shooting just 41 percent and averaging 88 points in the series, perhaps lucky to not be down 2-0, and realize they needed to be much sharper when they got back home.
"It's about getting refocused here, playing a much better game, ending quarters better, and hopefully shooting better," Duncan said.


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The PC version of Dead Space 3 has been defended by executive producer Steve Papoutsis. To him it's "confusing" when asked if they're optimising for PC - it's "very different" but 'no less important'.
Visceral has "always made console games," and their biggest goal is to deliver a quality "consistent across all platforms" without one userbase "saying it's better on their system." Bad news for PC?
That's just a real lame excuse to not push hardware to the limit
To be honest, this sounds really stupid. I understand that they want us to have the same experience on every platform, but dragging down the pc quality is really not a good idea.
Yeah they should also give us the same experiences as the mobile phone platform where you can pay real cash to progress.....oh wait.
Pc version suffers, ps3 version suffers, no idea why devs do this......


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The Minnesota Vikings waived OG Jeff Baca, DT Chase Baker, WR Kain Colter, DT Isame Faciane, WR Donte Foster, LB Justin Jackson, CB Kendall James, C Zac Kerin, CB Julian Posey, OT Mike Remmers, DE Justin Trattou, RB Dominique Williams and LB Michael Zimmer Saturday, Aug. 30.
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The Minnesota Vikings have claimed CB Julian Posey off waivers from the Cleveland Browns. The team also waived CB Kip Edwards.
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The Cleveland Browns waived CB Julian Posey Friday, May 30.
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The Cleveland Browns promoted CB Julian Posey from the practice squad and placed CB Christopher Owens (knee) on Injured Reserve Tuesday, Dec. 3.
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Mon, 21 Oct 2013 14:49:09 -0700
The Cleveland Browns have released CB Julian Posey.
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Fri, 18 Oct 2013 12:05:35 -0700
The Cleveland Browns have signed practice squad WR Tori Gurley and CB Julian Posey to their active roster. Terms of the contracts were not disclosed. The team also waived RB Bobby Rainey and placed SS Josh Aubrey (ankle) on Injured Reserve.
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Mon, 02 Sep 2013 08:27:59 -0700
The Cleveland Browns signed CB Kip Edwards (Bills), CB Darius Eubanks (Vikings), CB Terrence Frederick (Giants), CB Julian Posey (Dolphins) and re-signed WR Tori Gurley and FS Jamoris Slaughter to the practice squad.
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The Miami Dolphins have released LB Austin Spitler, DL Kheeston Randall, WR Chad Bumphis, WR Brian Tyms, WR Keenan Davis, WR Marvin McNutt, DE Antwan Applewhite, CB De'Andre Presley, RB Jonas Gray, CB Julian Posey, S Keelan Johnson, S Jordan Kovacs, LB Lee Robinson, OG Chris Barker, C Sam Brenner, DE Tristan Okpalugo, OT Andrew McDonald, DT A.J. Francis and DT Tracy Robertson. The team also injured waived QB Aaron Corp (undisclosed) and OT Jeff Adams (undisclosed).
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The Miami Dolphins have signed CB Julian Posey to the active roster from the practice squad.
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The Cincinnati Bengals had free-agent CB Julian Posey (Jets) in for a workout Tuesday, Sept. 4, according to a league source.
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Hello everyone. This is my first time here, but not my first time trying to find some answers. Five weeks ago I gave birth to my son, who was 26 weeks and 4 days gestationally. He was born at 8:10 a.m., was whisked immediately to the NICU, and an LC finally came to see me at 6:30 p.m. to show me how to pump.
My problem is that in 5 weeks, the greatest amount I've been able to pump is 3.8 oz in a day. I am using a Medela Symphony at home and a Medela Pump In Style Advanced at work. I have been trying to pump every 2-3 hours for 15 minutes with hand expression afterwards. I massage before and during, I eat oatmeal every morning, drink at least 64 ounces of water a day, and take 2440 mg of fenugreek three times a day; I tried mother's milk tea three cups a day before the fenugreek, but there was no improvement. I have also tried looking at pictures of him and thinking about him, but that doesn't trigger a response. I started back to work October 1st, and because of my job (high school teacher) I can only pump during my conference period and after school in my classroom, and those times are usually 4-5 hours apart. I have watched all of the Stanford videos, and I've noticed that my breasts do not react to the pump the same way as those of the women in the video. I cannot hand express into the bottle as the milk just dribbles down my breast, so I have to collect it with a syringe, and when I do, I usually get .5-2.5 mL more. I also have never been able to distinguish when my breasts are full or empty as I have never felt a difference in my breasts pre-pregnancy vs. post-pregnancy and they certainly have not grown any since I got pregnant nor since my milk came in.
I am now extremely concerned with my supply after what has happened over the last few days. Since October 2nd, my daily supply has dropped down to barely over an ounce. I had a breakdown Thursday evening due to being overwhelmed with work responsibilities and frustrations with pumping. I have since calmed down, but there has been no improvement, and yesterday, even though I stuck with the every 2-3 hours and got 6 sessions in (that includes waking up in the middle of the night to pump), I got my lowest amount expressed (1.3 ounces). I am afraid that something that I did during my breakdown (massaging too hard) may have messed something up. Does anyone have any insight? I really don't want to give up as I am holding on to the possibility that I will respond better once he is able to nurse, but I am so afraid of drying up. He will still get fed donated breast milk while in the NICU, but I want him taken care of when he's ready to come home.


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The SWS stimuli were drawn from a stimulus set developed by Rosen et al. (2011) and used in McGettigan et al. (2012) . Intelligible SWS and unintelligible SWS were identical to those previously used apart from being further noise-vocoded ( Shannon et al. , 1995) , a step we deliberately omitted to make them less noticeably speech-like. The only exception was the 'target' sounds, which were created by noise-vocoding a subset of 10 unintelligible SWS to change their timbre and make them distinctive from other stimuli. All SWS stimuli were derived from Bamford-Kowal-Bench sentences (e.g. 'The clown had a funny face'; Bench et al. , 1979 ) and recorded by an adult male speaker of standard Southern British English in an anechoic chamber. Frequency and amplitude from the first two formant tracks of each sentence were tracked and modelled with a sine wave tone using a semi-automatic procedure in MATLAB (The Mathworks, Natick, MA). Tracks were reviewed and hand-edited using custom software to ensure accurate tracking ( Remez et al. , 2011 ; Rosen et al. , 2011 ). See Supplementary material for full details of the SWS preparation methods.
All training was conducted without mention of 'voices' or 'speech'. Participants were told that they would be listening to a range of sounds in the scanner, and instructed to listen out for a target sound that would sound 'different' or 'noisier' than the others. We did not provide information about the potential vocal/speech nature of the stimuli, and did not perform a pre-scan task to assess speech perception abilities, in order to ensure that participants remained naïve regarding our key manipulation, so that spontaneous responses to the stimuli could be examined in the scanner. Participants were played an example target sound three times over Sennheiser HD25 headphones, and then played three more examples of target sounds along with five non-vocoded unintelligible SWS stimuli, in a random order. Participants indicated with a button-press when they heard a target sound, and the stimulus set was repeated until participants could consistently discriminate targets from non-targets (no participant required the sequence to be repeated more than three times).
Participants listened to the SWS sounds across two identical runs of 20 min, broken up into six 'blocks' that were marked with a visually presented text stimulus (Block 1, Block 2, etc) ( Fig. 1 ). Each run contained 45 intelligible SWS trials, 45 unintelligible SWS trials and 18 target sounds, presented quasi-randomly (one stimulus per trial). Target sounds and 19 silent trials were distributed such that they were presented regularly but unpredictably across the run, with no more than two trials from the same condition occurring sequentially. For each run they were instructed to listen closely for the target sounds and press a button each time one was heard.
This is a good objection. It fits a line of reasoning that is currently popular in cognitive science: not only is attention not required to form the self, there is no real self at all. In so far as the self exists, it is simply part of a story that we tell ourselves and others. As the neuroscientist Anil Seth puts it : 'I predict (myself), therefore I am.' We, biological and minded beings, construct the concept of a self because it is the best way of explaining to ourselves and others certain aspects of our behaviour. When you accidentally knock over something, you might say, for example: 'I didn't do that, it was an accident.' In such cases, it is helpful to have the concept of 'I' to distinguish the unintended movements of your body from the intended movements of your body. 'I' did this, my body did that.
Once you start using this concept, you are not far from constructing a full-fledged self, with preferences and tendencies. But this doesn't mean that there really is anything substantive that accounts for all of these happenings – it is enough that in each case there is an intention, a goal, and that you are able to identify and communicate which behaviours are connected to that goal, without there being a further source of these goals and behaviours. Perhaps 'I didn't do that, it was an accident' is just shorthand for 'There wasn't an intention to do that, it was an accident.'
Following such considerations, the philosopher Daniel Dennett
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that the self is simply a 'centre of narrative gravity' – just as the centre of gravity in a physical object is not a part of that object, but a useful concept we use to understand the relationship between that object and its environment, the centre of narrative gravity in us is not a part of our bodies, a soul inside of us, but a useful concept we use to make sense of the relationship between our bodies, complete with their own goals and intentions, and our environment. So, you, you , are a construct, albeit a useful one. Or so goes Dennett's thinking on the self.
And it isn't just Dennett. The idea that there is a substantive self is passé. When cognitive scientists aim to provide an empirical account of the self, it is simply an account of our sense of self – why it is that we think we have a self. What we don't find is an account of a self with independent powers, responsible for directing attention and resolving conflicts of will.
There are many reasons for this. One is that many scientists think that the evidence counts in favour of our experience in general being epiphenomenal – something that does not influence our brain, but is influenced by it. In this view, when you experience making a tough decision, for instance, that decision was already made by your brain, and your experience is mere shadow of that decision. So for the very situations in which we might think the self is most active – in resolving difficult decisions – everything is in fact already achieved by the brain.
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On President Donald Trump being morally unfit to be president:
"I don't think he's medically unfit to be president. I think he's morally unfit to be president.
"A person who sees moral equivalence in Charlottesville, who talks about and treats women like they're pieces of meat, who lies constantly about matters big and small and insists the American people believe it, that person's not fit to be president of the United States, on moral grounds. And that's not a policy statement. Again, I don't care what your views are on guns or immigration or taxes."
On how Comey cannot say for certain that the president of the United States is not compromised by the Russians:
"It's possible."
On if Trump obstructing justice:
"I mean, it's certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice. It would depend and– and I'm just a witness in this case, not the investigator or prosecutor, it would depend upon other things that reflected on his intent."
Comey on his ego:
"I have to be careful not to fall in love with my own view of things. And so that battle with ego and my sense that memoirs are an exercise in ego convinced me I was never going to write a book." On Chicagoan George Papadopoulos triggering the Russia probe:On Chicagoan George Papadopoulos triggering the Russia probe:
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This sentence in Orberg's LLPSI has me a bit stumped.
Quintus says:
Nocte iube me dormire.
Now I think he means something like 'At night I must sleep'. But 'Iube' is Imperative (active) so is 'iube' like 'necesse' in necesse est (and is the 'necesse' in 'necesse est' an imperative?)? - I never thought about it.
Strictly speaking it seems to make no sense. 'Iube' is an order. Yet he's referring to himself.


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October 23, 2011, 9:48 am
I've discovered that for locking in the contents of a field, using the Enter key works more reliably, as the two keys are not always programmed the same. The good news is that both laptops and standard keyboards contain an Enter key. I recommend using it.
October 15, 2018, 9:33 am
A full, desktop-class version of Photoshop on iOS has been one of the most hotly anticipated creative apps for designers and artists since the original iPad's introduction in 2010. In the years since, competitors have released their own products hoping to fill the void, but can't offer true integration with Creative Cloud that existing Photoshop customer have come to expect. Today at 2018's Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles, Adobe is answering the requests of the creative community by previewing what it calls real Photoshop CC for iPad.
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I sometimes think that we're protected from the full horror of the World Wars by the poor quality of the moving images from the two 20th century conflicts. Equally you could argue that the existence of film at all hammers home the gritty reality more than words ever could. But the results of Peter Jacksons' work support the former of these two suggestions. It's mind blowing. We'll talk about the technical side in a moment, but first, just look at the footage. It's astonishing. It's been stabilised, clocked at the correct speed, and very obviously (if you're familiar with film from this era) been cleaned up. And then it's had colour added.and effectively
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I do not care how the Blackmagic Design eGPU looks. I do not care how it works. I only care if it speeds up my exports. As a shooter I sometimes find myself in a hotel room offloading footage for a client and prepping my gear for the next morning's call time. Shoot and charge batteries and sleep that can be the cameraman's life at times.
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This is Allan McKay. Welcome to Episode 161! This week, I'm making a deep dive into mindset because it's the glue that makes everything stick. One of the key things, as we go through our careers — is having the right mindset. I wanted to touch on that for a lot of reasons: A lot of us are in a hurry and we think that there is this ONE magic bullet: "If only I learn that one software — everything will be okay."
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Look dev artist for the Harry Potter franchise and lead compositor on the Oscar-winning 'The Jungle Book' to work across Framestore's Advertising, Television and Immersive divisions.
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Gordon sits down with Joe Walker to discuss Steve McQueen's new film Widows.
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Supra and Solebox have teamed up on the most technical trainer in the Supra range – the Owen. Featuring a premium light grey suede upper, Solebox went with a strong contrasting green on the in-sole and branding. The highlight is the full glow in the dark outer sole, which only shows its true character when it gets dark.
Limited to only 50 pairs, these will unfortunately not go on sale, as they are entirely given out to friends and family of Solebox.


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Shooting load on a girls chest then taking out a pepper grinder to add pepper to it in tribute to Long John Silver's premium fish sandwich's peppered tartar sauce.
I was totally getting blown by this chick named Porter when I LJS'd on her chest and yelled Argh like the Long John Silver pirate.
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Sometimes kids are grumpy in the morning, hell, who isn't. Why? Well, they don't want to wake up and start working, who does? Burrowing under the warm covers like a mole hiding from the blazing sunlight seems like a much better.
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Jack Klugman Across the Decades
By: Linnea Crowther
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From 1950 until his death, Jack Klugman (1922 - 2012) enjoyed an acting career that just wouldn't quit. For more than six decades, he inhabited many great characters — Oscar Madison of "The Odd Couple," Dr. Quincy of "Quincy M.E." and a host of others — on Broadway, television, and in film. In memory of Klugman, we're tipping our hat to him. Several hats, in fact — one for every decade of great Jack Klugman performances.
The 1950s were Klugman's break-out decade and found him making a name for himself in every major medium. He debuted on Broadway in "Golden Boy" and earned a Tony nomination for his role in "Gypsy" opposite Ethel Merman. On TV, he appeared on an episode of "Actors Studio" then nabbed a role in the soap opera "The Greatest Gift." And on the big screen, he starred in classics like "12 Angry Men."
By the 1960s, television reigned supreme and Klugman was all over the small screen. He won his first Primetime Emmy Award for a guest role on "The Defenders," and starred in experimental sitcom "Harris Against the World." He also guest-starred on many shows, including four episodes of "The Twilight Zone" — giving Klugman the distinction (one he shares with Burgess Meredith) of the most guest-starring roles on that classic show.
Klugman kicked off the 1970s with the program that many of his fans remember best. Reprising the role he played on Broadway as a replacement for Walter Matthau, Klugman delighted TV audiences as Oscar Madison of "The Odd Couple." During the sitcom's five seasons on the air, Klugman earned two Emmys for his performance. He also had the opportunity to work alongside his wife Brett Somers (of "Match Game" fame), who played Oscar's ex on the show (in real-life, Klugman and Somers would separate during the show's run but remained married until her death in 2007). And he made a lifelong friend in costar Tony Randall.
The 1980s saw Klugman back on Broadway in "I'm Not Rappaport." And he continued to be a frequent presence on our TV screens, starring in the sitcom "You Again?" with John Stamos, the miniseries "Around the World in 80 Days," and of course, the long-running and much-loved series "Quincy, M.E."
In 1989 Klugman lost a vocal cord to throat cancer. His voice became raspy and thinner, but he continued to act through the 1990s. On Broadway, he was part of the revivals of "Three Men on a Horse" and "The Sunshine Boys." TV viewers enjoyed his guest spots on "Diagnosis: Murder," "The Outer Limits," and "Crossing Jordan." And he returned to the big screen in "Dear God" and "The Twilight of the Golds."
By the turn of the millennium, Klugman's acting career was slowing down, but he was by no means finished. In addition to writing the memoir "Tony and Me: A Story of Friendship" about his one-time costar and longtime friend Randall, Klugman appeared in the movies "Camera Obscura" and "When Do We Eat?"
For Jack Klugman, it was a career to be proud of — and for his many fans, his was a career to follow and love.


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Massachusetts AFL-CIO Directly Affiliated Local Unions Records
This small collection provides background on labor unions in Massachusetts that, lacking a national scope, join the AFL-CIO as Directly Affiliated Local Unions (DALUs). Taken together, these records provide some basic information on the names and descriptions of companies that have agreements with DALUs, the numbers of union members involved, the occupations represented, and jurisdiction.
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BOSTON (AP) — Former Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Scott Brown is in talks with Fox News about a possible job as a contributor.
A spokeswoman for the network confirms the discussions, first reported Wednesday by Politico.
The talks come a week after Brown announced he wouldn't run a third time for the Senate. A spokesman for the Republican hasn't returned a message seeking comment.
Brown lost to Democrat Elizabeth Warren last year and is quickly building a post-Senate life. He has joined the board of directors of Westford-based paper company Kadant (KAY'-duhnt) Inc.
Kadant president Jonathan Painter says the company welcomes the chance to draw on Brown's "wealth of experience." Brown says he looks forward to "contributing to the future direction" of the company.
Brown announced last week he won't seek Secretary of State John Kerry's former Senate seat.


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September 21, 2013
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Audience: Elementary School Students, Families, High School Students, Middle School Students, Public
Location: Crissy Field
Event Type: Exhibit/Installation
Enjoy a free walking tour of the Mark di Suvero exhibit at Crissy Field led by an SFMOMA docent. Meet at the Warming Hut at the west end of Crissy Field. Weather permitting, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Mark di Suvero at Crissy Field is presented by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) in partnership with the National Park Service and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. The eight sculptures will be on exhibit on Crissy Field for one year, through May 2014. Click here to read more about this special exhibit on Crissy Field.


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Not everyone can back up a database. This permission is limited by default to members of the sysadmin fixed server role, and to members of the db_owner and db_backupoperator fixed database roles. If you're using backup devices, whether disk or tape, you need to be careful about ownership and permissions. SQL Server must be able to read and write to the device. If the account under which SQL Server runs doesn't have permission to access the device, you won't know until the backup or restore job fails. The stored procedure sp_addumpdevice, which adds a device entry to the system tables, does nothing to check access permissions at the file level.
You can specify a password for a backup set. If you do so, then whoever is restoring the database must supply this password before the restore operation will work. Password-securing a backup is an optional feature in the backup command; this feature provides a level of protection that's considered weak. Password-securing is meant to prevent incorrect restores by someone who isn't authorized or by someone who isn't familiar with the backup and restore policies you have in place. Because backup data sets aren't encrypted, this option doesn't stop someone from reading the backup file with specialty software. A password won't stop you from overwriting or deleting a backup file.


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Kodiak Alaska Military History
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Harlan "Butch" George Otto
Harlan "Butch" G. Otto, age 95, of Redwood Falls passed away on Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at the Good Samaritan-Sunwood Care Center in Redwood Falls. A Memorial Service will be held at 1:00 PM on Sunday, October 14, 2012 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Redwood Falls with visitation one hour prior to the service. Military honors will be provided by the Redwood Falls American Legion Honor Guard. A private family burial will take place at a later date. A luncheon will be held immediately following the service at the American Legion in Redwood Falls. Online condolences may be placed at www.sunsetfuneralassociation.com. The Sunset Funeral & Cremation Association of Echo & Wabasso are handling the arrangements for the family. Harlan George 'Butch" Otto passed away peacefully on October 10, 2012, surrounded by family, at the Good Samaritan - Sunwood Care Center in Redwood Falls at the age of 95. Butch was born on August 16, 1917, to George and Mary (Stem) Otto in Redwood Falls, Minnesota. He was baptised and confirmed in the Christian faith and was a life-long member of St. John's Lutheran Church. He graduated from the Redwood Falls High School in 1934. On January 6, 1941, Butch's National Guard unit was called to active duty service. He trained in California, and spent the first few years of World War II in Kodiak, Alaska before finishing his service in Chicago. Upon his honorable discharge in 1945, Butch returned to Redwood Falls. On February 10, 1948, Butch was united in marriage to Dolores Wagner in Seaforth, Minnesota. After marriage, they made their home in Redwood Falls before moving to St. Cloud for a short period of time, where he attended St. Cloud State University. Butch spent his working life in Redwood Falls at the US Post Office, the Otto Dairy, and retired from the Redwood County Sheriff's Office in 1978. Butch belonged to the VFW, the Military Order of Cooties, the American Legion, the DAV, and the National Association of Retired Federal Employees. For many years he volunteered at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center and drove the Redwood County Veterans van. He was honored with the VFW Post Service Officer Award in 1986/87 and recognized as the Outstanding Senior Citizen of Redwood County in 2007. Butch enjoyed fishing, boating, camping, hunting, playing cards, and traveling worldwide. He most enjoyed nurturing the relationships he had with family and friends, creating memories and touching the lives of many with his warm smile and generous heart. Butch is survived by his best friend and companion, Juanita Horn; six children, Mary (Mike) Norris of Mankato, MN, Kathy (Dan) Dugan of Wilmington, DE, George (Janthima) Otto of Bloomington, MN, Muriel (Ralph) Steinhauer of Redwood Falls, MN, Judy Diehl of Morris, MN and Tim (Joy) Otto of Amsterdam the Netherlands; two sisters, Charlotte Barker of Denver, CO and Theresa (Bob) Sanders of Orange, CA; twelve grandchildren, Michelle Henry, Celeste (Joel) Hanel, Kristin (Rob) Poppiti, Micah Otto, Ben Beau, Bume and Belle Sinchai, Paige (Eric) Fornia, Jayna Gerlach, Jesse (Shelley) Diehl and Melinda (Francois) Neville; fourteen great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and extended family. His parents, wife Dolores, one brother, Stanley, two sisters, Muriel Otto and Betty Cook preceded him in death. Blessed be the memory of Butch.
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The beneficent effects of the administration's Iraq policy continue to be felt. Municipal elections have taken place in Saudi Arabia; Lebanese citizens march for self-rule; Egypt announces a plan for competitive elections, which, the International Herald Tribune says, responds to "stepped-up pressure from the United States," but also to the fact that the Arab world is "bubbling with expectations for political reform."
These steps are, of course, halting and imperfect, but one can only be impressed by the speed with which progress toward democracy in Iraq has sent pressure for reform through other Muslim countries. Somewhat remarkably, I think, the Bush administration is not resting on its laurels, but is continuing to press for more. Thus, Mubarak's announcement of constitutional reform in Egypt followed on the heels of Secretary of State Rice's decision to forgo a visit to Egypt to show concern over the Mubarak government's failure to allow greater political freedom.
And today, Syria demonstrated that it, too, is feeling the heat, by arresting and handing over to the Iraqi government Saddam Hussein's half-brother, Sabawi Ibrahim al-Hassan, along with twenty-nine other members of Iraq's Baath party who had been operating in Syria. An Iraqi official described the handover of the thirty Baathists as "a goodwill gesture by the Syrians to show that they are cooperating."
There has never been any doubt about the fact that die-hards from Saddam's regime were participating in and directing the Iraqi insurgency from what was thought to be a safe haven in Syria. The fact that the Syrian haven is no longer safe seems enormously significant, for two reasons. First, Assad is obviously worried about his own survival if his regime continues to try to undermine the new Iraqi government. Second, Syria has apparently concluded that the insurgency is being defeated and is going to fail. Why else would it turn on the Iraqi Baathists whom, until now, it has sheltered and encouraged?
The principal reason for deposing Saddam Hussein, as articulated repeatedly by President Bush and others in his administration, was to begin the process of reforming the Arab world–the only long-term strategy for dealing with the problem of Islamic terrorism that has yet been proposed. Two years ago, no one could have known how likely the administration's policy was to succeed, and today, of course, there are still huge uncertainties. Nevertheless, it seems fair to say that all current indications suggest that Bush's Iraq policy may be more successful, and sooner, than even its most optimistic backers had dared to hope.
UPDATE: Michael Barone has similar thoughts on Real Clear Politics.
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Carey Mulligan & Marcus Mumford: Romance Alert!
Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford have become romantically close to each other, according to People.
The 24-year-old actress and the 25-year-old Mumford & Sons lead singer have been spending time together at Marcus' home in London and spent last week at Orkney Islands.
Carey and Marcus got cozy at his gig in the UK last month.
"They were kissing and cuddling in public," a source told People. "They were clearly very fond of each other. They were very, very affectionate to one another."
Carey was recently linked to Eddie Redmayne after walking arm in arm in NYC.


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My old laptop died a sudden death on Good Friday, 22nd April 2011.
My new laptop arrived on Black Friday, 13th May 2011.
Are you detecting a pattern here?
The death of my old laptop was not the catastrophe it could have been, thanks to my many backups. I only lost a morning's worth of emails since my last backup had run overnight. I had backups of all documents, photos, music and databases in various places, including online.
I had a few issues with the software I had to use until my new one arrived, but these are mostly resolved. The main issues I still have are lessons you can learn from:
- Is your Application Data (in Windows XP) or Appdata (Vista) folder backed up?
- Some programs keep their data in the same folder as the program files, under Programs rather than Documents. You may have to consciously export a backup regularly rather than relying on it to be backed up with other documents. If you didn't, it will be lost when you computer dies.
- All my browser extensions and bookmarks have gone missing. I need to find out how to back these up too.
- My download limit is being pushed by having to download a lot of software at once, and re-establishing with Mozy, my online backup service. I'm getting better at organising these things for offpeak times.
I have ordered an adapter for my old laptop's hard drive. Since it was the motherboard that died I am hoping that the hard drive can still give me the data that wasn't backed up. It will look like a portable hard drive, only I can open it and put the hard drive into it. Stay tuned!


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A defiant Chip Kelly defended his coaching strategy and personnel decisions while blaming a 1-3 start on poor execution.
The Philadelphia Eagles began the season with Super Bowl aspirations, but are last in the NFC East. They can still bounce back in a division where the other three teams are each 2-2, but they hardly look like a legitimate playoff contender.
"I think we have the right guys, and we're doing the right things," Kelly said Monday, a day after a 23-20 loss at Washington. "We need to execute the plays better. That's what we need to do."
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About midway through 2013, director J.C. Chandor began dropping by the Williamsburg home of actor Oscar Isaac. Chandor had written a script for a film about an up-by-his-bootstraps Latino immigrant who ran a heating-oil company, setting the movie in the urban Wild West of early 1980s New York.
The character was a complex mix of upstanding and corner-cutting, and Chandor, an effusive sort, would take walks with Isaac and excitedly describe his vision, pointing out fuel tankers and other vestiges of the neighborhood's industrial landscape.
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Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey and Barnabas Health are launching a new accountable-care organization this fall to deliver better-coordinated medical care to Horizon's Medicare Advantage members, who are Medicare members who receive that program via Horizon's network.
Barnabas Health will serve Horizon Medicare Advantage patients through its two existing Medicare ACOs. The northern ACO includes three Barnabas hospitals — Newark Beth Israel, St. Barnabas Medical Center and Clara Maass Medical Center — about 10,000 Medicare patients, and about 400 doctors. The other ACO in Central Jersey has three Barnabas hospitals — Monmouth Medical Center, Community Medical Center and Kimball Medical Center — joint venture partner CentraState Medical Center, about 20,000 Medicare patients and about 200 doctors.
Medicare ACOs have been launched across New Jersey over the past year or so to enable health care providers to share in the money the federal government saves through a more efficient delivery of Medicare. ACOs seek measured improvement in patient quality outcomes, and to save money through a decrease in unnecessary and duplicative medical tests and treatments.
"Our collaborative ACO program highlights our mutual desire to transform the health care delivery system in New Jersey by providing support to improve care coordination and positive patient outcomes," said Jim Albano, vice president of network management and Horizon Healthcare Innovations.
"As we enter a new age of health care, in which we will be responsible for managing populations of patients, the relationships we establish must share our values of improving the quality, access and efficiency of the care we deliver," said Anthony Slonim, chief medical officer of Barnabas Health.
Slonim said Horizon Medicare Advantage ACO differs in some ways from the existing Medicare ACO.
He said Horizon will make upfront incentive payments to doctors "to help engage physicians, in terms of improving quality measures, efficiency measures and patient satisfaction." If savings are achieved, they will be shared between Horizon, the ACO and the doctors. Under the existing Medicare ACO, there are shared savings, but no upfront payments.
Slonim said making approprate use of emergency room care is one aspect of the work that goes on in an ACO.
"If we have an overutilization of ER services, we want to talk to our doctors about ways to improve this," he said. That can involve having physicans provide more flexible hours, so that patients see their own doctors instead of using the ER.
In recent years, Horizon has launched a number of patient-centered programs, including ACOs and patient-centered medical homes, and said today more than 320,000 of its members and 1,400 doctors are participating in these programs.
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Facing Up to the Hard Facts of the Situation: Clichés in the Classroom
Fitch O'Connell, a longtime teacher of English as a foreign language, has been musing on a dilemma involving clichés. Though they are often disparaged by writers of English, clichés are nonetheless "part of the bread and butter of speech, and thus we would be doing a disserve to our students if we didn't encourage their fluency with a significant number."
I've just been reading the newspaper. To be precise, I've been reading extracts from the Irish Times from 1943. It keeps me out of mischief. Avid Hibernophiles will accurately guess that I've recently taken to delving into Cruiskeen Lawn, a regular column written by Brian O'Nolan who published in the Irish Times under the name of Myles na gCopaleen, but who is arguably better known by another nom de plume, Flann O'Brien. Amidst the wealth of literary attack dogs, beautifully spun puns and flights of absurdity are a series of acid-daubed barbs stuck into the heart of writers who insist on using clichés. Myles na gCopaleen is insistent about doing this: "I have now made up my mind to shoot my mouth off, whatever the consequences may be."
Clearly Myles had an axe to grind, and had no compunction about stepping on other people's toes, even if it went against the grain. In his column he was prepared to go out on a limb with his tongue lashing — there could be no ifs or buts about it, and he drew the line in the sand over the use of clichés. If you are clutching your head in dismay at this point, then fear not for the storm is now over (six clichés in two sentences leaves even me reeling — oops, there's another), but I think I've made my point (sorry, that's one more). Myles was actually railing against the use of clichés by professional writers, or at least people who dared to have their writing printed for all to read. He felt it was lazy writing and must be challenged.
He had a valid argument. Like George Orwell writing at more or less the same time, he was concerned that the use of language was deteriorating by misuse and neglect, and even worried that if it carried on then the standard of English used by the Irish "would sink to a level probably as low as that obtaining in England and it would stop there only because it could go no lower." Of course, writers and academics have been complaining about the standards of language use for centuries, and each generation seems to foretell the demise of language as we know it. The main point that Myles was making, though, concerned clichés, and that had me thinking about how we use this form of speech when teaching English to those for whom it is not the first language.
I think it is fair to say that we tend to introduce clichés to students when they reach an intermediate level, and the reason we do this is because it provides them with extremely useful shortcuts into fluency, both in receiving and producing the language. Clichés are, by definition, tried and tested combinations of words that deliver a specific message in a specific situation. The first time what was later to become a cliché was uttered, it was undoubtedly heralded as a smart idea, a clever combination of words and an excellent way of delivering a message. Indeed, it was so smart and so clever that it was copied endlessly thereafter. Imitation being regarded as a form of flattery, here it was taken to the point where it became a stock phrase with all the freshness wrung out of it. But, having achieved that status, the cliché is now irrevocably established in the language and is known — loved or hated — by the majority of native speakers. English language clichés also have the dubious distinction of being highly transferrable from one form of English from another, and many (though not all) will crop up in equal measure in America, South Africa, Australia and the British Isles.
There is nothing that can impress like an appropriately delivered stock phrase or idiom by a foreign speaker of the language (though, conversely, there is nothing quite so painful as to hear one delivered incorrectly or inappropriately). As an English language teacher I feel a responsibility to increase the comfort level of my students in using English fluently, and the introduction of a few well-chosen clichés often promotes a level of ease. What's more, clichés, like proverbs and idioms, also give an insight into the culture behind the language: the form of words adopted gives an inkling into how native speakers see the relationship between certain words and concepts. I won't attempt to go into the debate about the difference between cliché and idiom save to say that idioms are figurative expressions (i.e. not literal) and that some idioms are so overused they have become clichés. We could say that we can find both literal and figurative clichés, but we will only find figurative idioms but quite when an idiom becomes a cliché is anyone's guess.
There is a small dilemma to resolve here, then. While accepting that Myles na gCopaleen has a point and that professional writers really have no business trotting out cliché after cliché (and should, probably, be looking to invent brave new combinations of words which might become tomorrow's clichés) for the average native speaker of the language they are part of the bread and butter of speech, and thus we would be doing a disserve to our students if we didn't encourage their fluency with a significant number. Of course, it is quite likely that our own students of English won't go on to make a living by writing English (though I, for one, would have lost if I'd bet on that supposition) so perhaps the injunctions against using clichés put forward by Myles don't actually apply to them. Those who are disturbed by the indiscriminate use of the offending items would have to block their ears when they come near my classroom, for hackneyed as some of the phrases are, they still add richness and depth for learners and I, for one, don't intend to stop introducing them when appropriate.
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President Barack Obama recently announced a halt to offshore oil and gas leasing in Alaska's ecologically rich Bristol Bay, a decision that should be applauded for temporarily eliminating a serious threat to these lucrative fishing grounds. But those who have been fighting for more than 25 years to protect these waters from drilling know that this is not enough. It is time to permanently protect the nation's most productive fishery.
Bristol Bay and the southeast Bering Sea are home to some of the best-managed, most prolific fisheries in the world, including the largest runs of wild sockeye salmon anywhere and abundant stocks of cod, crab, halibut, herring and pollock. Their $2 billion annual fishing industry provides a powerful economic engine supporting thousands of fishermen from Alaska and the West Coast - and contributing 40 percent of the nation's seafood.
More than 900 Bristol Bay salmon fishermen live in Washington state, as well as an additional 1,100 who hold permits for other Bering Sea fisheries.
The fight to protect these fisheries dates back to 1986 when the federal government leased 5.6 million acres at the southern end of Bristol Bay for oil drilling, despite vehement opposition from local communities, the fishing industry and the state of Alaska. After the catastrophic Exxon Valdez oil tanker spill in 1989, Congress rushed to suspend these leases. Even then, it took until 1995 to buy them back at taxpayers' expense for $100 million.
Eight years later, Congress lifted its ban on drilling there but in 2007, President George W. Bush re-opened the area to oil development after cancelling a presidential withdrawal left by President Bill Clinton. Now, President Obama has again shielded Bristol Bay by withdrawing it from oil and gas leasing until 2017.
The risks of drilling in Bristol Bay are tremendous, while the potential benefits are minimal. The area is estimated to hold only 1 percent of the oil in all of the nation's Outer Continental Shelf and 2 percent of our gas reserves. Yet the risks posed by drilling could devastate the region's fisheries.
Accidents happen, and there's a reason that the Discovery Channel's "Deadliest Catch" series is filmed in Bristol Bay. Its harsh weather, rough seas, ice and strong currents are surpassed in severity only by conditions in the Arctic Ocean. Cleanup and containment of an oil spill in broken ice or bad weather would be difficult, if not impossible.
Only about 5 percent of the oil from the Exxon Valdez spill was ever recovered. A blowout last year on a state-of-the-art oil rig in the warm, calm waters of Australia's Timor Sea spewed oil for 74 days before it could be capped. Even in the absence of a catastrophic spill, oil development introduces risks such as the discharge of contaminated drilling mud and the construction of rigs and pipelines that disrupt prime fishing grounds.
Opposition to drilling in Bristol Bay is overwhelming. Last September, about 300,000 Americans called on the Obama administration to protect Bristol Bay, including 1,000 local fishermen, 60 fishing organizations, related businesses and Alaska Indians who live in the region. They said that we still have the chance to do it right in Bristol Bay. If not, we harm the last bastion of healthy, wild fisheries on this coast and the traditions, heritage and economic benefits that go with it.
The president has taken a major step in the right direction by protecting Bristol Bay over the short term. It is critical that his administration and Congress work toward permanent protection of this pristine region that feeds our country, yields thousands of jobs and provides a legacy for future generations.


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DAMASCUS, Syria, Feb. 16 (UPI) -- A senior U.N. official on called on both sides of the conflict in Syria to put an end to all forms of sexual violence.
In a statement, the special representative of the secretary-general on sexual violence in conflict, Zainab Hawa Bangura, also called for the release of all abducted women and children, the United Nations said in a release Friday.
"The people of Syria continue to suffer greatly. Civilians already caught in a vicious cycle of violence are also the target of sexual violence by all parties to the conflict," Bangura said.
Bangura cited a case that happened Thursday in which a group of armed men allegedly highjacked a bus in north-west Syria and abducted at least 40 civilians, mostly women and children.
"I am deeply concerned about the well-being of these women and children and would like to remind the armed group responsible for this abduction that acts of sexual violence will not be tolerated," she said. "The armed group must release these women and children without further delay, and must issue clear orders against sexual violence through its respective chain of command, and hold perpetrators of sexual violence to account."
Bangura called on both sides of the conflict -- the rebels and the government -- to immediately put an end to all forms of violence, including sexual violence, and allow access to necessary medical and psychological treatment for survivors in Syria as well as in neighbouring countries.


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Gerry Henaghan was 9 years old when she started volunteering at the Special Olympics.
"We were at Marquette Park and I had a cousin competing, so my sister and I started helping out," Henaghan says. "That was 1976."
She never stopped helping, and today she fills the role of special recreation manager at the Chicago Park District, which is actually more like a dozen roles.
"I oversee all recreation for people with disabilities," Henaghan says. "I started out as a South Side girl who didn't realize there was life past Madison (Street). I've met some tremendous people."
From her modest, bustling office in Kenwood's Kennicott Park, Henaghan runs the Special Olympics, adaptive sports, Paralympic sports, sports for the deaf and hard of hearing and all recreational, competitive and cultural programs for individuals with disabilities in Chicago.
She launched the city's wheelchair basketball program. She oversees the Valor Games, a three-day event for veterans and service members with physical and visual disabilities, run with the help of World Sport Chicago and the Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs. (This year's Valor Games Midwest will be held Aug. 12 to 14; go to http://www.worldsportchicago.org for details.)
"It's more rewarding than a paycheck," she says.
The Special Olympics, which originated in Chicago in 1968, hosted its 45th set of games in May at Eckersall Stadium on the South Side. Henaghan was, of course, there for all of it.
"It's actually hard for me to work in an office and not be in the gym anymore with the athletes," she says. "One of my favorite moments was with a kid who had cerebral palsy. It took me five years, but I taught him how to swim.
"I miss that," she says. "But now I'm pushing the papers and I'm doing budgets and I'm making it all happen."
Following is an edited transcript of our conversation.
Q: How has the culture changed since you first started working with Special Olympics?
A: The biggest change is the acceptance of people with disabilities. It's still a struggle every day to educate people, but I see the impact and the acceptance and the focus now on what they can do instead of on their disability.
Q: Do you hear later from athletes you've coached or supported?
A: There are several Special Olympics athletes that I grew up with at Marquette that are still in our park district programs and our Special Olympics competitions, so I see them often. Several of the athletes that I coached at Blackhawk Park are still active as well. One young kid stopped going to the park when I came to work in the office. I finally connected with him last year on Facebook, and I was able to have him apply and work as an intern last summer. He has been actively participating again in our program at Kosciuszko Park, and his family is delighted that he has been reunited with old friends and is being physically and socially active.
Q: What do you learn from the athletes?
A: When I was coaching Special Olympics, I really believe I learned to be a better person, not judgmental and trying to focus on what we can do, as opposed to what we can't do.
Q: What's the biggest setback you've overcome, personal or professional?
A: My father went through a cancer scare a few years back. I was able to take some time off to help him get through this. I am the only one of my siblings without children and (with) a job that is supportive when your family needs help. He had prostate cancer and is proud to say he has been cancer free for 10 years.
Q: You've lived in Chicago your whole life. How has it shaped you?
I am the youngest of seven children and my parents emigrated from Ireland and met here in Chicago. Between a large Irish family, living on the South Side, the park district, Special Olympics and now all my new friends in the adaptive sports world and the deaf community, I am very fortunate to have met so many amazing individuals that I can call my friends. Chicago is a unique city and a model for the world when it comes to the continued support and strides made to support individuals with disabilities.
Q: Who is your personal hero?
A: Both of my parents. Both of them came to America as young adults — my mother was only 17. They came to this country to make a better life for themselves. My mother was on a boat for eight days to get here with her cousin, who was even younger. She arrived working a full-time job and taking night classes. My father, upon arriving in America, had to sign up to commit to serving the country if we went to war. A few months later, he found himself drafted and heading to Korea. I have such respect for my father, going to war for a country he basically just met. They met here in Chicago and worked hard for all of us to have everything we needed, including a good education, good work ethic and respect for each other.
My father is 87 years old and my mother celebrated her 80th birthday this year. Both, I am proud to say, are going strong and staying very busy.
Q: What's your ideal way to spend a day off?
A: With family. I have 13 amazing nieces and nephews, and spending time with them and family is my priority. I also enjoy spending time with friends. I am fortunate to say I have a lot of amazing friends, and some that I have been friends with for over 30 years.
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