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Then , in a short open session , Brinkema told the full jury that aggravating " essentially means to make something worse " and pointed to her jury instructions that defined aggravating factors as " factors or circumstances that tend to support the death penalty . This picture suggests that if you fall into a black hole , your world line either ends ( in finite proper time ) on the strong singularity , in which case you will certainly be torn apart and crushed by the unbounded tidal forces , or else you will pass experience the " mass-inflation " scenario , passing through a collapsing null surface , after which no predictions about your future can be made using gtr . Undergraduate candidates who have missed the spring deadline may still apply , but they are advised to contact Dean Kalb and / or Dr. Germain as early as possible , and well prior to September 18 , in order to receive institutional guidance and support . I still hated and feared the thought of the brute that slept within me , and I had not of course forgotten the appalling dangers of the day before ; but I was once more at home , in my own house and close to my drugs ; and gratitude for my escape shone so strong in my soul that it almost rivalled the brightness of hope . As mentioned above , we are proud participants with the Cancer Research Foundation of America , the National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable , and the American Digestive Health Foundation , the CDC , National Cancer Institute , and others , in National Colorectal Cancer Awareness month .