Gun found at NC school, days after shooting

WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina?? Two teens were arrested Wednesday after a handgun was found in their possession on the campus of a North Carolina high school where a girl was shot in the neck earlier in the week.

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Canaan Maliek Wynder, 19, and Tristen Gibbs, 18, were charged with possession of a firearm on school property after deputies became suspicious of the pair sitting in a car in the Cape Fear High School parking lot.

Wynder, who was a passenger in the car, told police that he was dropping off his girlfriend at the school. Both teens are graduates of Cape Fear High School in Fayetteville, N.C.

Police stressed that no one is in danger at the school and that the campus remains secure.

The arrests come only two days after a 15-year-old girl was shot in the neck and wounded on Monday during an outdoor lunch break, prompting a lockdown of that campus and a nearby middle school.

Two teens were arrested for the shooting after surveillance video showed them with a rifle on campus, officials said on Tuesday.

Investigators were initially perplexed about the source of the bullet because students and a school resource officer at the scene did not report seeing anyone with a gun.

But surveillance video later showed the two suspects inside a school building with a rifle, Cumberland County Sheriff's spokeswoman Debbie Tanna said.

'Wrong place at the wrong time'
Authorities now believe the gun was fired from an indoor hallway in the direction of an outdoor breezeway where the girl was struck, Tanna said. They don't yet know what prompted the shooting but don't believe the girl was the intended target.

"She just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time," Tanna said.

The girl was hospitalized with a bullet lodged in her neck and had been in stable condition as of Monday night, Tanna said. Local media later reported she was in critical condition and on a ventilator on Tuesday, citing authorities.

The suspected 15-year-old shooter, whose name was not released, was charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. An 18-year-old man, Ta'Von McLaurin, was arrested on a felony aiding and abetting charge.

Tanna said investigators were looking into the possibility the incident was gang-related.

The high school reopened on Tuesday with additional sheriff's deputies on and around campus "to make sure there are no repercussions as a result of the shooting and that this is the end of that particular incident," Tanna said.

Despite the increased security, fewer than half of the school's 1,500 students showed up for class, school officials said.

Reuters contributed to this report.

Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45047392/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts/

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Dear Darlings With Margarita Bergen | New Orleans Blogs

Darlings,

Another fabulous week has gone in my beloved New Orleans highlighted by another victory by? our Saints.

In a very solemn funeral procession and services, New Orleanians paid their respects and put to rest our beloved spiritual leader Archbishop Philip Hannan. May his blessed soul rest in peace!

I did get a chance to partcipate in a few events including the FestiGal Weekend in which I was cast for the parade as the Grand Diva. Chiquita and I enjoyed strolling thru the French Quarter in a BMW convertible.? I also attended a lovely patron party for The Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse( CADA)? which? held a special fund raising event for the agency?s substance abuse prevention and early intervention programs.

On Sunday, after the Saints game, I attended briefly the book reading and signing of Randy Fertel?at the Cabildo. ???This week is going to be very special since I will be doing on Tuesday night my ?Toasting with Margarita? at Le Booze of the Royal Sonesta Hotel from 5:30-7 p.m. That evening is also Night Out Against Crime and I am looking forward to attending not one, but two of them in the French Quarter.
But I think the highlight of my week will be the very special Round Table Luncheon at the Royal Sonesta dedicated to the Hispanic Community. As such I am having a wonderful panel of featured speakers and special guests. Chef Peter Page is preparing a very special gourmet menu and the featured entertainment will be Micaela and Fiesta Flamenca. So make your reservation if you want to join me and my special speakers and guests at this very special occasion. More detailed information is below.

Once again this is one of those weeks that I need a clone, especially on Saturday night when there are three events that I do not want to miss: The?New Orleans Opera Association opens its 2011-2012 Season with a semi-staged , one night only Gala performance ?of Puccini?s final masterpiece Turandot at 6 p.m. at the New Orleans Theater at the New Orleans N. Morial Convention Center with a?very special and elegant party afterwards. That evening is also Ogden Museum of Southern Art?s ?O what a Night? honoring my darling friend: artist/photographer George Dureau. Another great event is the annual Casa Argentina?s TANGO CELEBRATION 2011,featuring three couples of dancers under the artistic direction of Carolina Zokalski and Diego Di Falco at 8 p.m. at Freda Lupin Memorial Hall?, NOCCA.. ?I am also looking forward to attending on Sunday the? Creole Queen?s Bubbly Brunch starting at noon with?bottomless bubbles, a terrific New Orleans style buffet? and live music by The Yat Pack, all while cruising the Mississippi. I can not wait!?I will return at 2 p.m. to watch the Saints?game. Would you believe that is also?Carnival Latino weekend at the Mardi Gras World in the East Bank at 1380 Port of New Orleans?

Do not?miss the Secrets Gardens of the French Quarter on Saturday and Sunday from 12 noon to 4 p.m.

Enjoy your week and I am sure going to try to enjoy mine.

Tuesday, October 11
Toasting with Margarita at le Booze
Please join me and a my friends for an afternoon (5:30 to 7 p.m.) of delicious cocktails and networking at Le Booze of the Royal Sonesta Hotel.? Complimentry cheese plate.

Tuesday, October 11
National Night Out Against Crime
The Vieux Carr? is lucky to have not one but two Night Out Against Crime events!? Be sure to make an appearance at one or both of them, and help our neighborhood fight back against crime.
900 Block of St. Peter Street ? 6 ? 8 p.m.
Hosted by the Upper Quarter Neighborhood Watch, this party features food from Le Meritage at the Maison Dupuy, New Orleans School of Cooking, Golden Feather, Decadence Shoppe and fabulous potluck dishes provided by UQNW residents. Michael?s On the Park, Fahy?s and Joe?s French Quarter Wine Cellar will be providing all beverages, including ?Crime Punch?, wine, draft beer, soft drinks and water.
At the event, UQNW will be sponsoring a fund raiser for a patrol bicycle to be donated to the NOPD 8th District Bike Patrol Unit.? Come out, bring a dish for the potluck table, eat, drink, dance to the great Dixieland Jazz of Steamboat Willie and support your neighbors, the Upper Quarter Neighborhood Watch and the 8th District NOPD fight against crime in the French Quarter.
Madison Street? 6 ? 8 p.m.
Residents and businesses of this area gather to host a Night Out Against Crime event on Madison Street.? Donations of food, drink and funds are welcome!? If you?d like to help, please call Wanda at 504-415-0850.

Wednesday, October 12
2011 Harvest the Music Presented by Hancock Bank and Whitney Bank presents: Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue + Stooges Brass Band
The free concert series features regional and national artists each Wednesday through November 2nd. from 5 to 7:30 at Lafayette Park? The series? include:? OCTOBER 19 : Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Jon Cleary?s Philthy Phew -OCTOBER 26: Blind Boys of Alabama + Krown, Washington and Batiste; NOVEMBER 2: Buckwheat Zydeco + Tommy Malone of the Subdudes with Ray Ganucheau !? In addition concert-goers will enjoy food and drinks from local favorites.

Thursday, October 13
On Broadway ? Fall Gala
Lambeth House?s 13th anniversary celebration will include cocktails, dinner, music and entertainment. Come dance on the patio to the music of the Dark Water Jazz Band and enjoy a cabaret performance in the parlor, as well as a lavish buffet by Chef John Joffe. Open bar wine and champagne. Lambeth House-Tickets: $150 per ticket and patron level for $250 per ticket. (504) 865-1960 extension 170

Thursday, October 13
Heritage Club Luncheon
Renaissance Publishing and the Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans host the Heritage Club Luncheon with guest speaker Charlotte Moss, noted author and interior designer. The Roosevelt New Orleans. Call for more information (504) 581-7032

Thursday, October 13
Tastings at the Track
Enjoy 35 plus ?Robust Reds? from around the world at this casual, reception-style wine tasting. Held? from 6 to 8 p.m. in the clubhouse at Fair Grounds Race Course and Slots, the event this spirited sampling is sponsored by Dorignac?s. Wine experts are on hand to answer all of your wine questions, and there will be gourmet cheeses to compliment the wines. Cost to attend is $25 per person. Tickets are sold at Dorignac?s or at the door.

Thursday, October 13
On Broadway ? Fall Gala
Lambeth House?s 13th anniversary celebration will include cocktails, dinner, music and entertainment. Come dance on the patio to the music of the Dark Water Jazz Band and enjoy a cabaret performance in the parlor, as well as a lavish buffet by Chef John Joffe. Open bar wine and champagne. Lambeth House-Tickets: $150 per ticket and patron level for $250 per ticket. (504) 865-1960 extension 170

Thursday, October 13
Heritage Club Luncheon
Renaissance Publishing and the Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans host the Heritage Club Luncheon with guest speaker Charlotte Moss, noted author and interior designer. The Roosevelt New Orleans. Call for more information (504) 581-7032

Friday, October 14
Get Fired Up for Kingsley House with Kermit Ruffins!
Entertainment by Kermit Ruffins & the Barbecue Swingers, drinks, raffle prizes and food by Voodoo BBQ and Grill to benefit Kinsley House. The fundraiser will be held at the courtyard of Kingsley House, 1600 Constance Street. (504) 523-6221 extension 127, gjackson@kingsleyhouse.org

Friday, October 14
?Magic in the Moonlight?
The annual fundraiser benefitting Botanical Garden will feature a? dinner prepared by chefs Justin Devillier of La Petite Grocery and Aaron Burgau of Patois. Julio y Cesar will provide romantic Latin music. Botanical Garden, City Park (In the event of inclement weather, the dinner will be held in the Pavilion of the Two Sisters) $250 per ticket.? (504) 483-9386

October 14-16
6th Annual Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival
The Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival is New Orleans? premier showcase of Southern blues and soul ? with two stages of music, a dozen vendors of outstanding barbecue and a massive crafts fair featuring hand-made works by artisans from throughout the region.
The festival ? which is free and open to the public ? takes place at historic Lafayette Square Park, across from Gallier Hall.

October 13-October 16
The Drowsy Chaperone
A rare combination of unprecedented originality and blinding talent, this show boldly addresses a great unspoken desire in all our hearts: to be entertained.? 7:30p.m. at Westwego Perfoming Arts Theatre; 504-885-2000.

Friday, October 14
Obituary Cocktail Society- Second Line
Obers will gather from 6 to 8 p.m. for a second line to 3 great saloons in the French Quarter?
Starting at:? Pirates Alley Cafe ? in Pirates Alley/ Jackson Square, then second line to Galvez ? 912 N Peters St. Finishing at Pravda ? on 1113 Decatur St. $10 /person will be asked to pay the musicians that will be leading us to our destinations?The Host Saloons will offer drink specials and free appetizers ?Don?t forget your second line Umbrella !!!

Friday, October 14
Where Y?Art?
Every Friday evening at NOMA, enjoy different and varied offerings of live music, performances, children?s activities, exhibition walk throughs, guest speakers, theater, dance, food . . . and of course, GREAT ART! All programs are free with Museum admission.

Saturday, October 15
?O What a Night?
An evening of art, music and cuisine with Southern flair honoring long time artist/photographer George Dureau. The silent and live auctions showcase some of the best works by Southern artists will benefit the Ogden Museum of Southern Art . Ogden Museum of Southern Art, $300 and up per ticket.
Contact: (504) 539-9616

Saturday, October 15
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
American Cancer Society? is holding a? noncompetitive, family-friendly 5K to raise money to fight? against breast cancer at the Roosevelt Mall, City Park
Donations suggested-Contact: (504) 833-4024

Saturday, October 15
?Once Upon a Paw?
The event? benefitting St. Francis Animal Sanctuary will include a silent auction, cuisine and libations as Supercharger and soloist Alysha Black Wimberly perform music. Masters of Ceremonies include WDSU-TVs Margaret Orr and Norman Robinson. Tchefuncta Country Club, Covington
Tickets: $125 per ticket and $225 -for two tickets- (504) 338-1739

Saturday, October 15
Fight for Air Walk
American Lung Association invites you to walk to help a child suffering from asthma; to fund research to treat and cure lung cancer; to help those coping with COPD; and walk to protect your family from the harmful effects of air pollution and second-hand smoke.
Audubon Park, Shelter 10,Contact: (504) 828-5864

Saturday, October 15
Giacomo Puccini?s Turandot
The New Orleans Opera Association opens its 2011-2012 Season with a semi-staged , one night only Gala performance? of Puccini?s final masterpiece Turandot at 6 p.m. at the New Orleans Theater at the New Orleans N. Morial Convention Center. Box office 504-529-3000 or

Saturday, October 15
Tango Celebration 2011
Casa Argentina will present? its annual TANGO CELEBRATION 2011, featuring three couples of dancers under the artistic direction of Carolina Zokalski and Diego Di Falco at 8 p.m. at Freda Lupin Memorial Hall?, NOCCA-New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, 2800 Chartres Street. . Carolina and Diego were members of the cast of the original Broadway production of ?Forever Tango? and were nominated for a Tony Award for ?Best Choreography? The Patron party which includes a silent auction, will be held at the International School of Louisiana, 1400 Camp Street, October 13th from 6:30 p.m. until 10:00pm. For tickets call: (504) 896-2229 or?? (504) 237-1093

October 15-16
Secret Gardens of the Vieux Carre?
Magnificient gardens of the French Quarter will be open between? 12 noon and 4 p.m. each day for special self-guided tour( different courtyards each day) $20 per day and tickets are available at Creole Delicacies, 533 St. Ann and French Quarter Gem and Lapidary, 527 St. Philip.

October 15-16
Carnaval Latino
Carnaval Latino 2011? will include: Top headline entertainment; Music and folkloric dances from Spain, Portugal and the Americas; An extensive array of Hispanic and creole food and drinks; Visual arts and interactive entertainment and activities for people of all ages.
Mardi Gras World in the East Bank at 1380 Port of New Orleans Place.

October 15-16
The 2011 Algiers Point Tour of Homes
The Algiers Point Association?s 38th annual Home Tour will take place? from 11am to 5pm each day.
The annual Tour offers a rare glimpse into the history and architecture of Algiers Point.
This year?s tour will showcase six distinctive homes as well as two churches and one school ? the International School of Louisiana. The architectural diversity of Algiers Point is a well kept secret and we enjoy having the opportunity to show it off to the Metro area. An estimated 500 visitors will see Algiers Point from a different perspective as we open the doors to our past, present, and future. In different ways, the homes ? and their owners ? represent the unique character of our beautiful neighborhood. They are all within an easy walk ? one to five blocks ? of the Algiers Ferry Landing, making it particularly easy for visitors to join us by coming across on the Canal Street Ferry. Each home will be staffed by volunteers who can answer questions about the neighborhood and about the home. The tour starts at 11:00 a.m. in front of the Algiers Courthouse on 225 Morgan Street
where you will purchase tickets and pick up your tour booklet. You can set your own pace and visit the stops in any order you wish through the close of the tour at 5:00 p.m. Tour tickets are $12 per day in advance, $15 on the day of the event. Advance tickets can be purchased by calling (504) 361-0736or by visiting www.algierspoint.org. During the tour, tickets can be purchased at the registration table in front of the Algiers Courthouse on 225 Morgan Street.

October 15-16
Fall Garden Festival
The festival to benefit the Botanical Garden at City Park,includes exhibits, plant sales, arts and crafts, educational programs and music. Location: Botanical Garden, City Park. $8 per ticket, $4 per child?s ticket (ages 5-12) and free for the Friends of City Park. (504) 483-9386, garden@nocp.org

Sunday, October 16
Sunday Bubbly Brunch aboard Creole Queen
Music, food, bubbles and fun along the Mississippi River awaits you aboard the ? New Orleans? award-winning, authentic paddlewheeler, the Creole Queen when their new Sunday Bubbly Brunch sets sail? from 11:30-2pm. Guests will indulge in a classic New Orleans style brunch buffet, bottomless bubbles and jam to the cool tunes of The Yat Pack. All of this while cruising the mighty Mississippi! Boarding? for the culinary, music-filled journey will begin at 11:30am at the Riverwalk/Canal Street Dock and the boat will cruise from noon until 1:30pm. Cost is $50 per person inclusive and advanced tickets are required. Click here for tickets or by calling, 504.529.4567.

Sunday, October 16
Trinity Artist Series presents Robert J. Siegel, piano; Bill Tice, cello;? Kyle Anderson, cello; Fred Robertson, violin
Music by Chopin, Liszt, Beethoven, Schumann, Haydn, Brahms at 5 p.m. Trinity Episcopal Church,1329 Jackson Avenue

Tuesday, October 18
FETCH! MID-CITY TO HOST CANINE COSTUME
Halloween has officially gone to the dogs! On Tuesday, October 18 from 5:30-8:30pm Fetch! Mid-City, the canine-centric boutique devoted to dogs and their people, will host its first annual Canine Costume Contest and Trick or Treating Spooktacular for pooches and their human friends. Costume clad canines and their 2-legged companions will begin the night of devilish fun at 5:30pm at Cork & Bottle (3700 Orleans Avenue in American Can Company) with a wine tasting for humans and treats for Fido. Guests will then walk to Fetch! Mid City, located at 3536 Toulouse just off Bayou St. John, for more wine and pooch goodies. About 7pm, the group will be ushered into the neighboring Mid-City Theatre, where local entertainers Becky Allen and Heidi Junius will emcee the Canine Costume Contest. Guest judges are local gal about town and dog lover, Margarita Bergen and design guru and Fox 8 contributor, Chet Pourciau. After the winner is named, (winner will receive at basket of dog goodies and a bottle of Champagne) a dog-friendly, post party will be held at Clever Lounge (adjacent to Cork & Bottle) where all participants will enjoy $2 off wine and cocktails all night long. Cost to attend the tail-wagging affair is $10 per human with proceeds benefiting Southern Animal Foundation, a low-cost veterinary clinic, rescue organization and no-kill shelter. No reservations are needed to attend. Those wishing to join the Halloweeen pooch party should meet at Cork & Bottle between 5:30 and 6pm. For more information, call 504.373.5417.

Have a great, cool week!

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Source: http://blog.neworleans.com/2011/10/dear-darlings-with-margarita-bergen-6/

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GOP senators vote to defeat Obama's jobs bill (AP)

WASHINGTON ? United against Barack Obama, Senate Republicans voted Tuesday night to kill the jobs package the president had spent weeks campaigning for across the country, a stinging loss at the hands of lawmakers opposed to stimulus-style spending and a tax increase on the very wealthy.

The $447 billion plan died on a 50-49 tally that garnered a majority of the 100-member Senate but fell well short of the 60 votes needed to keep the bill alive. The tally had been 51-48, but Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., switched his vote to "nay" so that he could force a future revote.

The demise of Obama's jobs package was expected, despite his campaign-style efforts to swing the public behind it. The White House and leaders in Congress were already moving on to alternative ways to address the nation's painful 9.1 percent unemployment, including breaking the legislation into smaller, more digestible pieces and approving long-stalled trade bills.

"Tonight's vote is by no means the end of this fight," Obama said in a statement after the vote. "Because with so many Americans out of work and so many families struggling, we can't take `no' for an answer."

The White House appears most confident that it will be able to continue a 2-percentage-point Social Security payroll tax cut through 2012 and to extend emergency unemployment benefits to millions of people ? if only because, in the White House view, Republicans won't want to accept the political harm of letting those provisions expire.

White House officials are also hopeful of ultimately garnering votes for the approval of infrastructure spending and tax credits for businesses that hire unemployed veterans.

"Now it's time for both parties to work together and find common ground on removing government barriers to private-sector job growth," House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said after the vote.

Democrats Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Jon Tester of Montana ? both up for re-election next year in states where Obama figures to lose ? broke with their party on Tuesday night's vote. Every Republican present opposed the plan.

Earlier in the day, Obama capped his weekslong campaign for the measure in an appearance typical of the effort ? a tough-talking speech in a swing state crucial to his re-election. Like earlier appearances, it seemed aimed more at rallying his core political supporters heading into the election than changing minds on Capitol Hill.

"Any senator who votes no should have to look you in the eye and tell you what exactly they're opposed to," Obama said to a union audience in Pittsburgh. "I think they'll have a hard time explaining why they voted no on this bill ? other than the fact that I proposed it."

Democrats were not wholly united behind the measure. In addition to Nelson and Tester, Sens. Jim Webb, D-Va., Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Joe Lieberman, a Connecticut independent who aligns with Democrats, said they oppose the underlying measure despite voting to choke off the filibuster.

Obama's plan would combine Social Security payroll tax cuts for workers and businesses and other tax relief totaling about $270 billion with $175 billion in new spending on roads, school repairs and other infrastructure, as well as unemployment assistance and help to local governments to avoid layoffs of teachers, firefighters and police officers.

Obama said that the plan ? more than half the size of his 2009 economic stimulus measure ? would be an insurance policy against a double-dip recession and that continued economic intervention was essential given slower-than-hoped job growth.

"Right now, our economy needs a jolt," Obama said. "Right now."

Unlike the 2009 legislation, the current plan would be paid for with a 5.6 percent surcharge on income exceeding $1 million. That would be expected to raise about $450 billion over the coming decade.

"Democrats' sole proposal is to keep doing what hasn't worked ? along with a massive tax hike that we know won't create jobs," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Tuesday, saying there are 1.5 million fewer jobs than when Obama's 2009 economic package became law. "Why on earth would you support an approach that we already know won't work?" McConnell said.

The White House and Democratic leaders, however, were pleased that the great majority of Democrats voted for the plan. Support among Democrats was shored up by replacing Obama's tax increases ? particularly a proposal to limit the value of itemized deductions for families making more than $250,000 ? with the surcharge on annual income over $1 million.

That millionaires proposal would hit about 392,000 households, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center, a Washington think tank. In 2013, the first year the tax would take effect, those wealthy households would see their taxes increase by an average of $110,500, according to the analysis.

Just before the vote on Obama's jobs plan, the Senate passed legislation aimed at punishing China for keeping its currency undervalued against the dollar. Lower-valued currency helps Chinese exports at the expense, bill supporters say, of American jobs.

Next, both the House and Senate will turn Wednesday to approving trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea that could create tens of thousands of jobs, one of the few areas of agreement between Republicans and the administration on boosting the economy.

In coming weeks and months, Democrats promise further votes on jobs. But it remains to be seen how much of that effort will involve more campaign-stoked battles with Republicans and how much will include seeking common ground in hopes of passing legislation.

Leaders of the GOP-controlled House have signaled they support tax cuts for small businesses and changes to jobless insurance to allow states to use unemployment funds for on-the-job training. And they've indicated they'll be willing to accept an extension of cuts to the Social Security payroll tax. But stimulus-style spending is a nonstarter with the tea party-infused chamber.

Tuesday's vote played out as disaffected crowds continued to occupy Wall Street, a square in Washington and parts of other cities around the country in protest of income inequality and related issues.

Obama advisers said they were working with Senate Democratic leaders on how and when to break out separate aspects of the overall jobs bill for votes.

Even before Tuesday's defeat, the White House was casting the Senate vote as but the first act in what one Obama adviser called a long-term play ? essentially, an autumn full of action to force Congress to take action on jobs. Senior Obama officials said it was important for the Senate to act to keep pressure on the Republican-led House.

Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., was recuperating from surgery and did not vote.

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Associated Press writers Darlene Superville in Pittsburgh and Erica Werner in Washington contributed to this report.

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Supporting Junior: The Ingratitude of Sons and Daughters: Boomers

A working life can be rewarding, especially when one is able to reach a position of seniority, earning the respect and remuneration associated with a successful career.? Psychological articles show us that if you want something done efficiently it is always more effectively done by a busy person rather than someone who is unfamiliar with multi tasking.

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Mitt Romney's Faith -- Religion or Cult? (ContributorNetwork)

COMMENTARY | Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney responded last weekend to claims by First Baptist Church of Dallas leader Robert Jeffress that Romney is a Mormon and therefore not Christian. The Rick Perry backer even went so far as to refer to Mormonism as a cult. Romney's response at the Values Voter Summit on Saturday was to "let no agenda narrow our vision or drive us apart."

How much does religion matter to voters? It has been a front-and-center issue for Republican candidates to date. Most candidates have made it clear where they stand on religion and why it is imperative for the president to be a Christian. They can't agree on what constitutes a Christian.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints considers itself to be a Christian denomination. It holds the Bible up as one of its guiding doctrines, along with the Book of Mormon, which is considered a testament of God's dealings with America from 2000 BC to 400 AD. It also holds sacred many of the writings of their founding leader, Joseph Smith.

Many other Christian denominations believe that, because of the Mormons' views on Smith's divinity and the afterlife, they do not count as true Christians.

Where is the line between "legitimate" religion and cult? It really is in the interpretation of each individual. According to most definitions, it means a system of religious beliefs. Under that definition, all religions are cults. There will always be dissention between various religious groups over who follows the "true" religion.

As to whether religion even matters to running America, many candidates and voters say the country was founded on Christian principles. While many of the founding fathers identified as Christian, most were concerned about the influence of the church in state matters -- one of the reasons they left behind the Church of English and Britain itself.

The Constitution makes little reference to religion other than in the First Amendment, which prohibits the government from basing its laws upon religious tenets and protects the right of each citizen to his own religious expressions. The founding fathers believed in the fundamental divide between church and state.

And yet, here we are in 2011 discussing whether a candidate is Christian (and the right kind of Christian). If there is a heaven, Thomas Jefferson is shaking his head at how his intentions have been twisted.

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Panetta: US military can't make up NATO shortfalls

BRUSSELS?? Facing deep budget cuts, the U.S. will no longer be able to make up for the significant shortfalls that have plagued NATO's operations in Libya and Afghanistan, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned Wednesday, exhorting allies to work together or risk losing the ability to take on such missions.

In a carefully calibrated speech just before the opening of a NATO defense ministers' meeting, Panetta praised the broad effort that has come together in Libya.

But he said the allies must better share the security burden in order to survive global financial pressures that are slicing into defense spending.

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Just three months into the job, Panetta stopped short of the blistering critique delivered by his predecessor, Robert Gates, in June, when Gates questioned the alliance's viability and bluntly warned that it faces a "dim, if not dismal, future."

But Panetta echoed many of the same frustrations.

"There are legitimate questions about whether, if present trends continue, NATO will again be able to sustain the kind of operations we have seen in Libya and Afghanistan without the United States taking on even more of a burden," Panetta told the Brussels-based organization Carnegie Europe.

"It would be a tragic outcome if the alliance shed the very capabilities that allowed it to successfully conduct these operations," he added.

Budget pressure
With the Pentagon facing $450 billion in budget cuts over the next 10 years, allies can't assume that the U.S. will be able to continue covering NATO's shortcomings, Panetta said.

And with other countries facing similar pressures, he said the nations must coordinate cuts and pool their capabilities in order to continue.

"We cannot afford for countries to make decisions about force reductions in a vacuum, leaving neighbors and allies in the dark," Panetta said.

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America's alliance with Europe emerged out of necessity in the Cold War era, but it has lost support and many, particularly in the United States, question its purpose.

But while Western nations are no longer faced with the threat of a Soviet invasion, escalating terrorist threats, possible cyberwarfare and rising nuclear worries about Iran have elevated fears and propelled the alliance into new and changing conflicts.

A political awakening rippling across the Middle East has touched off uprisings, including the one in Libya. And while the U.S. took a larger role early on in the conflict to protect Libyan citizens, over time others stepped in.

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Now, with ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi in hiding and the opposition forces banging at the door of one of his strongholds, NATO can finally point to fragile progress in the 6-month-old mission.

France and Britain have now flown a third of the overall sorties and attacked 40 percent of the targets, Panetta said. Smaller nations, such as Denmark, Norway, Belgium, Romania and Bulgaria, have contributed airstrikes and ships for the arms embargo.

Sharing the burden
The battle, however, has reinforced the need to involve non-NATO allies to spread the burden. To face the growing threats, Panetta said, NATO must address some of the problems that have dogged the Libya and Afghanistan military campaigns.

In Libya, he said, there has been a big shortage of intelligence and surveillance capabilities, including drones and experts who can interpret data and translate it into targeting lists.

The U.S. has had to shift drones from other critical regions in order to meet the needs of the Libya mission.

In addition, Panetta pointed to shortages of ammunition and supplies as well as refueling tankers ? all gaps the U.S. had to fill.

And he repeated well-worn complaints that allies have failed to provide needed trainers and money to the war in Afghanistan. While the war is being run under NATO's flag, the U.S. has carried the bulk of the load ? deploying nearly 100,000 troops there during the difficult years of the surge in order to tamp down Taliban violence.

The allies, meanwhile, have struggled to maintain a force of about 40,000.

"We are at a critical moment for our defense partnership," Panetta warned, stressing the need for other nations to share the burden. "While these warnings have been acknowledged, growing fiscal pressures on both sides of the Atlantic have eroded the political will to do something about them."

Looking ahead to the planned NATO summit in Chicago in May, Panetta said the allies must pool their resources and hammer out multinational solutions to face the next generation of threats.

"I am convinced that we do not have to choose between fiscal security and national security," he said. "But achieving that goal will test the very future of leadership throughout NATO."

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Ensure Business Continuity with Disaster Recovery Services

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Today smooth functioning of IT systems is very important for companies and enterprises to function properly without any hiccups.

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Powerful Strategies for Successful Internet Marketing

There are many strategies used to market products and services online, however, there are some strategies that leverage your time and money, maximizing your return on investment in building your online marketing business. Here are four of the most powerful and effective strategies for building an Internet marketing business successfully. Strategy # 1 - Create your own product or service online. This strategy should not be considered until you understand and have mastered to some extent, elements for building a successful online business, such as website creation, branding, market research, sales copy, conversions , monitoring and traffic generation. Ultimately, you must create your own product or service online marketplace. Start with a simple strategy. Start investing smaller bit at first, minimizing the risk, while developing their skills. This allows you to generate capital to grow your online business. Strategy # 2 - online auction sites and drop shipping. Auction sites like eBay, are an easy way to create an online business without having to know much about web design, search engines or creating products. It's as easy as creating an account at an online auction like eBay, and supply of some companies drop ship and then a list of products you sell. It seems an easy way to make money online and there are some people who do very well. However, it is not as easy as it seems and there are easier ways and strategies to make money online, make better use of your time and money, resulting in a greater return on your investment. Strategy # 3 - Affiliate Marketing Affiliate marketing is a marketing system that allows you to market products and services of other persons or companies. The many benefits of affiliate marketing, for example, not having to create products or services, no investment and not need your own website. Thousands of companies have affiliate programs like Amazon, Dell, Best Buy, etc, and are able to join most of the shows for free. Most companies will give you a unique URL to replicate that company's website, which is connected to your affiliate account. All you need do is promote your affiliate website visitors to look at your website, and if the Web site visitor to buy anything while on your website, make a commitment and if your visitor purchases website any product at any time in the future, also get more commissions. That is leveraging their time and money because all he did was to promote and generate traffic to your website. Affiliate marketing strategy is actually the best Internet marketing to get started if you are new to Internet marketing. You can make some extra money if you learn how to generate traffic to your website and the potential is unlimited. Network Marketing Strategy # 4 The first thing some of you have to do to have an intelligent discussion about network marketing is to put aside their assumptions or even short personal life experience with network marketing. Some of the biggest names we know in the business world, such as Warren Buffet, Robert Kiyosaki, Richard Branson, Donald Trump and some of the Fortune 500, is in some way or another, involved in Network Marketing. The only way to get rich is to take your time and money. Combining the power of the Internet with the power of network marketing is allowing people around the world to make a fortune. Network marketing is the best long-term strategy for building wealth on the Internet. It allows you to leverage your time and money, maximizing your return on investment. Again, these are four of the most powerful strategies you should consider to build a successful online business. If you are new to internet marketing, you should probably start with affiliate marketing or online auctions like Ebay, because you can start with a lower financial risk and time. As you develop your understanding of online marketing and skills in generating traffic, and have earned some money to grow your business online, you may decide to join a marketing company network using the Internet to exploit your computer and create a business or product or service in its own market through the Internet. Find a marketing system that teaches you how to master the strategies that generate traffic to your website and you will build an Internet marketing company with success. I wish you plenty!

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Real Estate Investing: Discover Out How To Succeed In The On-line ...

[unable to retrieve full-text content]If you're planning on indulging in actual estate investing you must also take into account the online actual estate marketplace that gives a novel means of shopping for and promoting properties. To begin with, online real estate ...

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Herbarium Passion Flower

By Bora Zivkovic?| October 3, 2011?|

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Image of the Week #11, October 03, 2011:

From: 800,000 Manmade Plant Fossils (and counting) by Jennifer Frazer at The Artful Amoeba

Original Source: Specimens From The Duke Herbarium

The simplicity of a pressed passionflower on a white background makes it immediately useful for study and harkens back to an earlier age of naturalist methods to study science. Sometimes the best image is the item itself. Delicate and evocative of a watercolor, this passionflower and the other examples blogger Jennifer Frazer displays are enticing. Flowers have long been a favourite in design and decor, and here their beauty stands proudly while in the service of research and documentation. To think that Duke University has a staggering 800 000 of these pressed herbarium sheets can certainly make one realize, as Frazer suggests, that we try to stop and appreciate plants more.

About the Author: Bora Zivkovic is the Blog Editor at Scientific American, chronobiologist, biology teacher, organizer of ScienceOnline conferences and editor of Open Laboratory anthologies of best science writing on the Web. Follow on Twitter @boraz.

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'Dumb' Neanderthals Likely Had a Smart Diet (LiveScience.com)

Instead of Neanderthals being dim-witted hunters who only dined on big game, new findings suggest they had more balanced diets, with broad menus that may have included birds, fish and plants.

Neanderthals are currently our closest known extinct relatives, near enough to modern humans to interbreed, with Neanderthal DNA making up 1 percent to 4 percent of modern Eurasian genomes. A host of recent findings suggest they were not only close genetically, but may have shared many other traits with us, such as creating art.

Still, the term "Neanderthal" has long been synonymous with "stupid."

"Since they went extinct, conventional wisdom says they were dumber than us," said researcher Bruce Hardy, a paleoanthropologist at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. [Gnawed Bones Reveal Cannibal Cavemen]

For instance, ample fossil evidence suggests Neanderthals hunted big game, deriving the vast majority of their diet from deer, mammoths and other large herbivores. Still, while pursuing such prey undoubtedly must have taken smarts, this fact also led some researchers to suggest they may have had little interest or even capability to dine on other items. Although hints that Neanderthals supplemented their diet with birds, fish, shellfish and plants have popped up at certain sites, these are typically dismissed as unusual exceptions, Hardy said.

"It's been said that Neanderthals weren't capable of hunting birds ? they moved too fast," Hardy noted.

Now researchers find evidence that Neanderthals may indeed have dined on a broad menu of plant and animal foods at a cave in the Rhone Valley in France.

"We can now move away from this view of Neanderthals as dim-witted big game hunters," Hardy told LiveScience.

The area was excavated by Marie-H?l?ne Moncel at the French Institute of Human Paleontology in Paris, and her colleagues. Distinctly Neanderthal flint toolsfound at the site called Payre suggest it was used repeatedly by our extinct relatives between 125,000 and 250,000 years ago.

In addition to bones of deer, horses, cattle, rhinos and elephants, in Hardy's analysis of 182 stone artifacts found there, he also found microscopic residues of fish scales, bird feathers and starchy plants. It remains uncertain what exactly those animals and plants might have been, although edible roots in the area included wild carrots and wild parsnips.

"It's not surprising that they might have been able to exploit these resources, but it's nice to have evidence," Hardy said. "We've been reliant on an incomplete fossil record dominated by large animals, because those survive better over time. When we look more carefully and widely, we find that's not the entire picture."

Hardy and Moncel detailed their findings online Aug. 24 in the journal PLoS ONE.

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PFT: Pats won't have Haynesworth for Raiders

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At a time when a class of retired players is attempting via legal action to suspend the ability of the NFLPA to negotiate with the NFL on behalf of the league?s retired players, the NFLPA apparently intends to continue to negotiate with the NFL on behalf of the league?s retired players.

The NFLPA has sent via email a message to the former players, explaining that further discussions could be coming soon regarding the distribution of the ?Legacy Benefit,? a $620 million pool of money that the league and the players earmarked for payment to retired players.

?We are now at approximately six weeks without a written counter proposal from the NFL in response to our bargaining proposal on the Legacy Benefit,? the email, a copy of which has been obtained by PFT, states. ?We have gotten word that the group, who met with the Commissioner 15 days ago, has been given until Monday, October 3, 2011 to voice any final opinions.? We would assume that we will get a written counter proposal soon after that date.? We will keep you informed of any further developments.?

The meeting to which the memo refers involved Commissioner Roger Goodell and multiple retired players, including Hall of Fame defensive end Carl Eller, who is spearheading the pending litigation against the NFLPA.? Though the memo strongly implies a level of coordination between Eller?s faction and the union, it?s unclear whether any agreement as to the distribution of the Legacy Benefit will affect the retired players? claims.

In our assessment, it won?t.? The NFL already has committed to giving retired players $620 million.? Eller and other retired players claim that the NFLPA shouldn?t have the ability to negotiate on behalf of the retired players, and that the NFLPA breached its fiduciary duty to retired players by maximizing the money that would be paid to current players, at the expense of former ones.

At a time when the NFL and the NFLPA have guaranteed that football will continue uninterrupted by labor strife for a decade, the issue of retired player benefits creates another side issue that will need to be resolved at some point, along with matters such as HGH testing and the discipline imposed against players arrested during the lockout.

Source: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/10/01/pats-wont-have-haynesworth-for-oakland-showdown/related/

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Prostate Type Of Cancer May Cause Brain Cancers ? felasofi.net

Mental faculties tumors are often gliomas, that could even mature sufficient to set to fruition sizeable force on neighboring human brain components and finish respiratory purpose. They will even move forward to palsied muscle tissue which may maybe cause paralysis, quadriplegia, at least a number of form of paraplegia. It can be observable by head imaging by using a CT check out.

Prostate kind of cancer, even if a carcinoma which found within the men?s prostate, could distributed as much as a person?s brain occasionally, within the very similar way so it invades different bodily organs in addition locations on detox. Metastatic prostate cancer streams through the blood saving tiny malignant solar cells in some places. On most occasions the metastasis is restricted on the vertebrae, steak and hips, however occasionally once the distribute is extended to the skull, spine and also the quad bone fragments.

A mental faculties tumor which sets off from metastatic prostate kind of cancer typically has likewise problems to the people seen in an usual cancers from the head, as well as people who affect because of vertebrae metastasis of the ailment. Several cancer of the prostate cellular traces care to choose metastasis towards bone and human brain, as an example the DU-145 and PC-3 solar cells, generally known as human metastatic prostatic adenocarcinoma.

Depending on exam it considers presently, that expansion of DU-145 and Laptop-3 cells is androgen-insensitive, and therefore they dress in answer hormonal therapies ? the type of malignancies also called endocrine refractory metastatic right index finger length. Fot it stop, treating their state would call for to get by chemo, which employs treatments to address the full human body and kill each and every quickly and not avoid thriving mobile within your body.

There are additional treatments which may come up with within the exact consider. Immunotherapy such as is remaining investigated for its capacity inside therapies for these style of state-of-the-art phase ailment and also radiotherapy, recognized to generally be appropriate for each and every point of cancer of prostate, may just can be used to help with selected way by pain alleviation.

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Computer Forensics, Video Gaming Systems And Also Their ...

The usage of computer forensics is fairly well recognized. However, there are rising demands being made on forensic computer specialists to apply their experience and knowledge to the use of gaming systems in crime. The reason being these consoles are no longer exactly that, they have become more like computers and capable of much more, for example, to transmit mail messages, access the Internet and store data making them useful in the criminal community, in particular using the Xbox, Nintendo Wii and the latest Playstation machines that can be located in many homes.

Subsequently, computer forensics is beginning to see specialisms inside the ranks because of the complexity and expert understanding necessary to close the door on criminal pursuits applying this medium. For example, the particular consoles mentioned above can be modified to such an extent that they can play and record pirate video games, get full Internet access (the PS3 already comes with this out-of-the-box) and even more.

Just like computers, the console memory can supply info on specific times of access to certain data. This may possibly help law enforcement officers clear a suspect or provide additional evidence against them. Although most data is dropped after thirty days, it could be stored on the makers servers for longer. For example, Xbox data is recoverable on Microsoft servers, making emails of all types retrieveable for computer forensic investigators.

Piracy, as you?re no doubt aware, has become a real problem in the record, film and video gaming industry. While some of the games are certainly pricey, it is unlawful to obtain and play pirate duplicates. However, that does not appear to stop lots of people from enhancing their consoles internally to play and copy pirate games and risk prosecution.

Portable devices like the Sony Playstation Portable and the Nintendo DS range may also be a huge problem, since they are able to offer an opening for potential predators of young kids. This is because many parents will innocently give these consoles as presents, not recognising these may be used for far more than they were intended for. There are of course disguised dangers in the chat rooms which can be accessible on games consoles, including the handheld ones. While many parents realise they must monitor computers, they don?t always realise they have to keep an eye on games consoles too.

The usage of games systems in criminal activities is on the rise and much more so when it comes to unsavoury individuals trying to contact and groom children and teenagers for reasons that we really don?t want to consider. This avenue of approach had been a back door for illegal activities for a time. Now with computer forensic experts who are experts with games consoles, what they can now do to keep track of data, hopefully will quickly close that door swiftly.

This site is an excellent resource for information on the diverse careers in forensics that may be open to you. You will find that computer forensics is only one career within this field you may get answers to. Visit www.careersinforensics.com for additional information.

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