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The Green Lantern
Some ideas about water are all wet
The local environmental club keeps urging me to stop "wasting water" - to take shorter showers, for instance, and to water my lawn less often. But how is it possible to waste water when it's constantly being recycled through evaporation and rain?
It's true: Thanks to the hydrologic cycle, we drink and bathe in the same H2O that rained on the dinosaurs. And, theoretically at least, the Earth has more than enough for all of us: According to Brian Richter, co-director of the Nature Conservancy's Global Freshwater Program, human activities - agriculture, manufacturing, bathing, drinking and so on - consume only about 10 percent of the planet's available freshwater supply.
Water shortages are really a problem of distribution. We may have enough freshwater on Earth to meet the global population's current needs, but we can't always make it available where it's needed, when it's needed and in the quality in which it's needed.
You can think of a community's water supply as a bank balance: If the community takes out more than can be returned in a timely fashion, it may reach a point at which it doesn't have enough water to grow crops, wash clothes or flush toilets.
Communities withdraw water from local surface waters (such as rivers, lakes and reservoirs), groundwater aquifers or both. Those sources eventually get replenished by precipitation, but that can be a very long, slow process; with groundwater, for example, it can take hundreds or even thousands of years. Storing the water is a challenge as well: According to a 2003 report from the Government Accountability Office, the holding capacity of the United States' reservoirs may be declining due to aging dams and increased sedimentation. Constructing new dams not only is expensive; it can also damage aquatic ecosystems.
When considering a region's water balance, remember that not all water uses are created equal. When the Lantern was growing up in California in the late '80s, the brochures she brought home from school listed all kinds of no-no's: - running the tap while brushing your teeth, watering your lawn at high noon, not letting the yellow mellow before you flush the toilet. But depending on where your community sends its wastewater, some of those uses may be more damaging than others.
Let's say your jurisdiction takes water from a nearby river and then returns its treated wastewater to the same source. In that case, the water that goes down your sink, toilet and tub stays in the local system; it quickly gets recycled, becoming available for reuse in the same community.
On the other hand, water sprayed on a lawn will ultimately evaporate or transpire: It's essentially lost to the community and is categorized as consumptive use of water. (That category includes most water consumed by humans, animals and plants, and water that is incorporated into products.) That water may return from the atmosphere as rain, but if you live in an area that doesn't get a lot of precipitation, then you can't exactly count on receiving a timely, balance-restoring deposit. So when it comes to conserving water, your first priority should be cutting down on excess consumptive use, such as lawn care or car washing.
If you live in a city that pumps most of its water out of the ground, however, the distinction between consumptive and non-consumptive uses may be moot. Though some utilities make an effort to pump treated wastewater back into the source aquifer, most discharge it into a stream or river that eventually flows out to the ocean - which means that water that spirals down your drain doesn't get returned to the city's account. So in those places, epic showers are just as sinful as profligate lawn spraying.
Energy costs further distort the image of water as a renewable resource. For every gallon of tap water you use, your utility company has to extract it, clean it, pump it to your house, pump it back out, reclean it and eventually discharge it.
National numbers haven't yet been compiled, but supplying a Northern Californian with potable tap water and then treating that water requires about 0.4 kilowatt-hours of electricity per day. (The Lantern based this back-of-the-envelope calculation on a 2006 report from California estimating the life-cycle energy costs of water and a 1999 study suggesting that an individual uses about 70 gallons of water indoors daily.) That's almost as much energy as it takes to run a 60-watt light bulb for seven hours, but it doesn't include heating the water, which takes even more energy than the treatment processes combined. So, to conserve energy along with your water, keep it cool.
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Family Law (LAW-636-002)
Macarena Saez
Assessment:Open-book exam.
The first session will take place on Friday August 25 from 6 to 7:25 and the rest of the classes will be every Wednesday from 6 to 8:50 pm.
This class will discuss the rules and policies that affect families in the U.S. It will analyze how families have been shaped by the law, and how the law has been forced to expand its scope to accommodate families that were not originally thought to qualify as such. It will focus on families that start through marriage as well as families that are formed outside a marriage. During the semester the class will engage in discussions and group work about cohabitation, marriage, divorce, child custody and support, violence, property, and other topics.
Textbooks and Other Materials
The textbook information on this page was provided by the instructor. Students should use this information when considering purchases from the AU Campus Store or other vendors. Students may check to determine if books are currently available for purchase online.
The text for this course is Modern Family Law: Cases and Materials (6th ed. 2016) by Weisberg and Appleton.
First Class Readings
1. W&A, xxxvii – xxxviii;
2. Jane Rutherford, Beyond Individual Privacy: A new Theory of Family Rights, 39 U. Fla. L. Rev. 627 1987, pp. 627-639 (before letter B "Fostering Divisiveness"); 652 (only VII. conclusions).
1. W&A 2 – 22. Cases covered: Griswold v. Connecticut (1965), Meyer v. Nebraska (1923) Eisenstadt v. Baird (1972), Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925), before N.2)
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Cheyenne Michael David Winn, son of Vicki Lee Winn and the late Michael J. Winn, Jr., of Fort Myers Beach, was married to Michele Douglas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dennis Douglas of Fort Myers, last weekend, Saturday, Feb. 21, at the Diamondhead Beach Resort, Fort Myers Beach. Cheyenne is the grandson of the late David Sr. (the first born male on Fort Myers Beach) and Ruth B. Green of Fort Myers Beach. Congrats to the happy couple!
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2006-09-14 / Columnists
Pets, Pets, Pets
The smallest thing can change the course of a life. At times that push comes in the form of a close encounter of the animal kind. Call them epiphany pets, for lack of a better name. These are special animals that enter the lives of some fortunate folks, forever diverting their path. Some are chance meetings; others are lifelong bonds. So much good, nationally and locally, can be accomplished.
Journalist Steve Dale reaches more pet owners than anyone in America. Among his many creditshe writes a twice weekly syndicated Tribune Media Services pet column; he's the contributing editor to USA Weekly and Life magazines; and he hosts 3 radio shows. Steve advocates animal issues, and has vocally opposed the damaging trend toward BSL (Breed Specific Legislation). Last month Steve wrote a tribute to his own epiphany pethis beloved, Brittany Spaniel, Chaser, who succumbed to cancer at 15.
A dozen years ago while mulling over a job offer as a pet columnist, Steve got trapped in a Chicago elevator with his 3 dogs. Chaser, then a recently, reformed juvenile dog delinquent, must have sensed his distress. She positioned herself close to him, and locked eyes with her owner, as if to say "Relax, everything will be fine." A cosmic connection emerged at that moment that helped launch the "Pet World" career Steve has today. For the rest of her life, Chaser accompanied him on many media outings, including throwing the first pitch at a major league game.
I met Marilyn Tucci 30 years ago when she was first beginning to lose her sight to retinal disease. Two of her 4 sons were my students. For years she was resistant to the idea of a guide dog; she said a dog would slow her down. Her youngest son became her "eyes" until he entered school full day. Finally in the late '80s, as her vision diminished, she reluctantly accepted Jessie, a Golden Retriever, from the Foundation in Smithtown.
Jessie, soon to be rechristened"Jessie the Wonderdog" was a canine Madame Curie; her instincts were Nobel caliber. Jessie saved Marilyn's life on several occasions, including preventing a fall off the LIRR platform. After a little arm twisting, I convinced Marilyn to bring Jessie and talk to my 4th graders. Marilyn went on to be one of the Foundation's best speakers, and now does recruiting for the Organ Donor Registry too. No offense to the Foundation, but Marilyn's next 2 Lab guides could never fill Jessie's paw prints.
Dan Dye and Mark Beckloff, founders of The Three Dog Bakery in 1989, owe their success to Gracie, a goofy deaf and partially blind albino Great Dane. Both Kansas City natives could barely make ends meet when the puppy Gracie took their home by storm. Despite her wild antics, Gracie's delicate system couldn't digest store bought food so Dan started cooking for her so she'd survive. Now their pet cuisine is available worldwide. (In fact, a Three Dog Bakery cake was served at my dog's July wedding.)
Gracie, such a "Grand Dane" with all the odds stacked against her, embraced life with overflowing joie d'vie. Dan and Mark soon realized that she had saved them rather than vice versa. They recount her tearful tale in the wonderful Amazing Gracie, a book that predates by 5 years the bestseller Marley & Me. The Gracie Foundation established in her memory, is now a canine Red Cross, offering assistance to many abused and neglected dogs.
Disabled pets, like Gracie, continue to teach us about ourselves. In the same way, Henry the 3-legged that I featured in the 8/31 column, has given healer and psychotherapist Cathy Conheim, more reach and voice. In her books Henry's World and What's the Matter with Henry?, Cathy describes her surprise rendezvous with an injured kitten that refused to let life's curve balls strike him out. She has turned Henry into an animal ambassadorselling her books only to help non-profits, like Best Friends Sanctuary in Utah, and small like Last Hope on LI. I'd love to see a copy of her precious book in every school and library on Long Island. Contact me and we can make that happen.
Although I'm a much smaller voice in the animal world, I also had a life changing pet. I've written this column for over 20 years because of a run-in with one dog. In 1981 I followed an Afghan sitting in the back seat of a police car to the pound. This dog opened my eyes to the buried treasure of dogs and cats just waiting to be discovered. Alfie was by far the most problematic of my Afghans, a "Norman Bates of dogs", because of his longtime prior abuse, but despite his schizoid nature, he adored us and his Afghan sister, and for his last 6 years we loved him. If it weren't for Alfie, I may have never done rescue work. Call it serendipity.
This week our two Babylon Town Shelter (643-9270) poster dogs need someone to tip the hand of fate in their favor. "Cappuccino", a 4 year old purebred Akita in Cage 43, lost his home due to sad family circumstances. This gentle giant has been waiting for a second chance all summer. In contrast, this tiny stray in Cage 61 with a severe skin condition is a new arrival. Her hair loss makes her resemble a Bedlington Terrier, but she's really a white Poodle who needs lots of TLC. The shelter located at 51 Lamar St. W. Babylon is open for adoptions 10 to 3:45 week days and 10 to 2:45 on Sat. See more photos on the shelter's Petfinder site.
Female: "Rocky"the loving, spayed tux cat in C-9; a purebred German shepherd found on So. State in Cage 89; "Maggie"the goose patrol Lab mix in Cage 91; a red Siberian Husky found in Babylon Village in Cage 59; and my favorite "Diane"the sweet Shepherd mix in Cage 93.
Male: "Rex"a Pug mix in the Puppy Room; a yellow Lab who likes to play with his dish in Cage 47; 2 friendly teen tabby kittens in C-3 & C-4.


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The Orient Symphony is a true reflection of the heritage and experience of the watch makers at Orient Watch. Orient's hallmark, throughout 60 years of continuous watch making, is mechanical watch making and most well known for their classic styling. The Symphony embodies those traditions in every detail. The dauphine hands and classic index markers stand out and add to the sharp classic appeal.
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Rich B needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 35 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
PrivatePractice.MD (pronounced Private Practice DOT MD)
I'm an established physician with a passion to teach young doctors all the lessons I wish someone had taught me at the start of my career. So I started a website, soon to be filled with teaching materials, webinars, etc., to share information with them that "medical school forgot to teach".
The target audience for my website using this new logo is medical Students, residents, fellows and young doctors starting out. This group has been raised on the internet, and understands Web 2.0 and beyond already. This market is new to me, and a business like PrivatePractice.MD is forging new territory.
I'd like a fresh, professional, hip, unique logo that has a medical AND educational feel to it. "Web 2.0 ish" maybe.
The Website (http://www.privatepractice.md) is mostly blue-toned colors, with some red accents (like the dot in the URL), but I'm open to whatever colors you use. I can adapt the website to the logo theme and colors (and will).
I'd prefer the logo to be more square in dimensions so I can use it on the Facebook fanpage and other places.
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Whitey Bulger relaxes on Miami Beach on a sizzling hot day, sharing a lounge chair with his girlfriend, Catherine Greig, a gorgeous blonde in a bikini who cuddles like a cat between the crime boss's legs. Nearby, Bulger's partner, Stevie Flemmi, pulls on a cigarette. FBI agent John Connolly peels off twenties to pay for rum drinks as Boston businessman John Callahan, an executive with World Jai Alai, eagerly sips his. Bulger's protege Kevin Weeks struts from the surf and joins them.
It's the Whitey Bulger Gang, circa 1981, riding the wave of its unholy alliance with the deeply corrupted FBI. The notorious gangster is catching a break from the underworld grind, even as he mulls yet another murder, that of Callahan's boss, the owner of World Jai Alai.
But this isn't 1981. It's July 11, 2014 — and it's not Whitey Bulger, but Johnny Depp. Nor is that Catherine Greig, but Sienna Miller. John Connolly is Joel Edgerton, and so on. It's also not Miami Beach, but our own Revere Beach, transformed magically with imported palm trees and popsicle-colored cabanas to resemble the Florida coast. This is Scene 91 in director Scott Cooper's adaptation of "Black Mass: Whitey Bulger, the FBI and a Devil's Deal," a book Gerry O'Neill and I wrote that built off of years of reporting we and others did for The Boston Globe.
Since May 19, Cooper and his vast crew have been moving around the area, making a movie out of the murderous collusion between Whitey and the FBI. I was invited to the set soon after, and it was a Chelsea morning in early June, under a gray, unfriendly sky, when I first met Depp — or, I should say, Whitey. I had arrived while they were shooting a scene where Depp as Whitey, driving a Malibu, gets pulled over by a Boston police officer on the payroll of Mafia underboss Gennaro "Jerry" Angiulo. Between takes, and while the camera angle was changed, I spotted Depp standing 15 yards away conferring with Rory Cochrane, the actor playing Stevie Flemmi.
Rory looked my way, and then Johnny did, too. Johnny waved. I looked over my shoulder, figuring he was acknowledging one of the producers behind me. But then Johnny headed in my direction, and that's when I began to feel edgy. In blue jeans, leather jacket, tinted glasses, and a bald cap the makeup department had devised to create a high forehead and slicked-back blond hair, Johnny looked like Whitey. It was eerie, to say the least. He even moved like Whitey, with the signature swagger that Massachusetts State Police Sergeant Bob Long and his troopers first captured in surveillance photographs they took in 1980 while monitoring Whitey lording over the Lancaster Street garage near North Station.
Truman Capote once wrote an essay about visiting the set during the 1967 filming of his book "In Cold Blood," and I wish I could compose lines as artful as his to describe the experience of seeing an actor who has brought an antagonist you know to life.
"I thought a ghost had sauntered in out of the sunshine,'' he wrote about seeing Robert Blake for the first time portraying the killer Perry Smith. Capote said he had trouble processing the "mesmerizing reality'' of the actor cast as Perry, because he was Perry, and that's how it was with Johnny: He was Whitey. It was disorienting, "like a free fall down an elevator shaft,'' as Capote put it. "The familiar eyes, placed in a familiar face, examining me with the detachment of a stranger."
As Johnny and I talked for 10 minutes about a bunch of different things — a mutual interest in the gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, for example — he maintained that menacing glare and tone, rooted in some strange place between Whitey and himself.
Most days were like that, off-balance and surreal, as actors and crew members resurrected people and places from the region's collective past and brought them to life, Hollywood-style, with sets and props meticulously constructed, the lighting, sound, and camera positions established, and the first assistant director then commanding, "OK, lock it up,'' as a signal to to halt all talk, movement, and traffic so that Cooper could call for action and shoot take after take until he liked the result.
To shoot a scene in the North End where FBI agents arrest the Mafia's Jerry Angiulo at his 98 Prince St. office, set designer Stefania Cella converted an entryway just around the corner on Margaret Street into Angiulo's headquarters. You could stand at the street corner, look one way to see the real deal, and then turn your head the other and see its mirror image. Whitey's Lancaster Street garage is long gone, but Cella and her location scouts spotted a rundown garage down the street that somehow had survived the neighborhood's redevelopment. They went to work and turned it into a gritty facsimile of the real one.
These were the same streets — in the North End, around North Station, throughout Southie, and elsewhere — where years ago I and other reporters gathered information and context for stories about Whitey and the FBI. Now they were being reworked and reborn into a film adaptation of that epic saga.
Between takes one day in South Boston, Joel Edgerton, hair coiffed and dressed to the nines in the style of John Connolly, was making small talk, but there was no trace of his native Aussie accent, only Connolly's Boston brogue. Meanwhile, Benedict Cumberbatch, newly arrived from London, was huddled in the backyard resuming his lessons with dialect coach Howard Samuelsohn, and Benedict emerged talking like Whitey's younger brother, former state Senate president Bill Bulger, with the unmistakable Irish lilt Bulger liked to roll out as a garnish on public occasions. Rory Cochrane, as Stevie Flemmi? He never seemed to break character, at least not when I was watching. He stood around during breaks, barely talking to anyone, chain-smoking, brooding, and creepy-looking. It was unnerving, as Capote said, ghosts walking in sunlight.
There was the scene, too, where the script calls for two Globe reporters named Lehr and O'Neill to meet with an FBI source at a busy restaurant. The director cast two actors to play us but then offered Gerry O'Neill and I a cameo. We were seated at the nearest table, two guys dining next to the reporters and their source. We were ordered not to make a sound because the microphones pick up everything. "Just keep mouthing the words peas and corn," Cooper said, explaining that the words make your face move as in conversation.
Who knew pretending could be so hard? I'm not sure which odd couple found this scene weirder — Gerry and me, or the actors trying to be us while we scrutinized their every move.
Filming wraps in Boston Friday, and what a long and winding road it's been. The Globe first broke the story about Whitey's ties to the FBI in 1988. "Black Mass" was published in 2000.
Now comes the movie, more than another decade later, following countless false starts that are apparently the norm for Hollywood.
The question is regularly asked: Is the movie a literal adaptation? The answer is no, and when you think about it, what movie adaptation is? Steven Spielberg's historical drama "Lincoln"? Ben Affleck's "Argo"? Just as in those great films, characters and events in the movie version of "Black Mass" are being compressed, and dialogue is invented. Scott Cooper has his script, but the actual filming is a dynamic process. He encourages actors to improvise, like in the "Officer Flynn'' scene where Whitey gets pulled over by that Boston cop on Angiulo's payroll. The cop has stopped Whitey to issue a warning for roughing up an Angiulo enforcer.
"Look what crawled out of the gutter,'' he greets Whitey. The two size each other up, and the script next calls for Whitey to say, "You wouldn't be carrying a message, would you?'' With the camera rolling, and after several takes doing just that, Johnny's Whitey pauses, and he adds a word — pigeon. "You wouldn't be carrying a message, would you?" Pause. "Pigeon.'' One word, spoken with loathing and loaded with subtext, since Whitey himself was a betrayer, an FBI rat. It's pitch perfect, and, watching from their respective perches, Cooper and the producers smile.
What comes across most of all is authenticity, and the crew's obsession with achieving it while dramatizing Whitey's world, where a crime boss and killer becomes an FBI informant and masterfully turns the tables, so that lawbreaking FBI agents become his protectors. That concept is intact — a black mass of dark venality that harmed the bureau, Southie, all of Boston, and justice itself.
This authenticity becomes evident in moments big and small. On Revere Beach, for example, during that long day of filming into night, the scene calls for Whitey and his gang to reconvene in a seedy Little Havana bar. The set has been lit, there's a full moon over "Miami." The Bulger gang is all business, focused on Whitey's agenda of killing Roger Wheeler of Tulsa, Okla., president of World Jai Alai, so that the mobster can continue skimming millions from the company's sports-betting jai alai frontons in Florida and Connecticut.
Whitey is fully in command, cold and calculating. In a close-up, there's that terrifying look in his eyes. When the director yells, "Cut,'' the filmmaking spell may be broken, but everyone viewing in the video tent stays quiet, still mesmerized, as a big chill lingers from the scene just finished a few yards away.
More on "Black Mass":
• Graphic: Filming locations for 'Black Mass'
• Photos: 'Black Mass' filming around Boston
• South Boston casts critical eye on film
• Names: Amber Heard visits Johnny Depp in Lynn
• Johnny Depp joins Aerosmith on stage
• Kevin Bacon on scene for 'Black Mass'
• Johnny Depp, as Whitey, re-creates Halloran murderDick Lehr reported on James "Whitey" Bulger as part of the Globe Spotlight Team.
Correction: Due to a reporting error, an earlier version of this story misspelled the name of the set designer. Her name is Stefania Cella.


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Well, here's a recipe I'll like to share. This is another Yam Cake recipe which I found from one of my collection books. Slightly different from the one my mum taught me, and its not bad at all.
The texture is alittle soft compare to my old recipe, but is equally yummy..:) Especially it goes with my favourite chilli sauce.
Ingredients for Batter:
300g yam (taro), shreddered or diced as prefered
250g rice flour
250ml water
700ml hot water
2 tsps five spice powder
salt & pepper to taste
Ingredients for topping:
100g shallots (chopped)
80g dried shrimp (diced)
1 tbsp hoi sin sauce
2 tsps sugar
Spring onions & red chillis for garnish.
~ Heat up some oil in wok. Stir fry ingredients for fillings (except spring onions & chillies) until fragnant. Se aside.
~ Stir water into rice flour and mix evenly. Pour in hot water then shredded or diced yam. Season with salt and pepper, mix well.
~ Brush small bowls with alittle oil, arrange in a steamer. Pour in batter and steam for for 20 minutes.
~ Remove and sprinkle toppings and leave to cool before unmould.


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1. Britain's Yahoo webcam spying
According to a recent report from the Guardian, the Government Communications Headquarters, Britain's surveillance agency, collected photos from users of Yahoo's webcam chat tool with help from the NSA. One photo was taken every five minutes from chats conducted between 2008 and 2010. A document obtained by the Guardian says that between 3 and 11 percent of the photos captured contained "undesirable nudity."
Read more: British spies tapped Yahoo webcams and saw a lot of nudity, report says(Digital First Media)
2. Siri could seriously become your next personal trainer
You could use some feedback on your workout skills, and Moov is a new fitness tracker that provides just that. A former Apple engineer is the co-creator of this new wearable device that doesn't just collect and track your fitness, but gives reminders when you should improve things like your pace or form.
Read more: Meet Moov, the fitness tracker that turns Siri into your new personal trainer(The Verge)
3. 1 in 5 Macs now lacks support as Apple sunsets Snow Leopard
If you have a Mac operating on OS X 10.6, also known as Snow Leopard, your operating system will no longer be supported. The move comes as part of a push to get Apple users to adopt OS X 10.9, also known as Mavericks.
Read more: Snow Leopard is the latest victim of Apple's planned obsolescence strategy(ReadWriteWeb)
4. Google just launched a new interactive learning tool
Google has introduced Oppia, a new platform for users to create online interactives called "explorations" that can be built by multiple people to help others learn.
How does it work? Oppia acts as a mentor and provides a series of questions, and rather than just giving answers, decides what question to ask next, whether feedback is needed, and so on. Some features include:
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"About three things I was absolutely positive.
First, Edward was a vampire.
Second, there was a part of him - and I didn't know how dominant that might be - that thirsted for my blood.
And Third I was unconditionaly and irrevocably in love with him"
- Bella Swan
"I made the cowardly lion look like the terminator."
"I was in danger of being distracted by his livid, glorious face;
it was like trying to stare down a destroying angel."
"Who needs Heaven when I have you?"
"Stupid, shiny Volvo owner."
"Ew. Snow. There went my good day."
"You are my life now."
"I considered taking out the rear of his shiny Volvo, but there were too many witnesses."'
"So you are trying to irritate me to death? Since Tyler's van didn't do the job?"
"I was wondering if, a week from Saturday— you know, the day of the spring dance —"
"Are you trying to be funny?"
- — Edward Cullen and Bella Swan
"It makes me... anxious to be away from you."
"Nothing more fun than an irritated grizzy bear."'
"You are exactly my brand of heroin."
"Besides, friends don't let friends drive drunk."
"You're intoxicated by my very presence."
- — Edward Cullen and Bella Swan
"Look at this shoe! It's a death trap!"
"We'll be watching."
"Until my heart stops beating."
"Well, that's one."
"One what?"
"One person I don't have to worry about getting killed this week."
- — Bella Swan and Edward Cullen
"Do me a favor and challenge him to a wrestling match.
It would be a good experience for him."
"Jasper's going to win the bet."
"You. Got. Food. In. My. Hair."
"Mom dropped him a lot when he was a baby. On his head, apparently. He used to gnaw on the crib bars, too."
"Lead paint?"
"Looks like it."
- — Leah Clearwater and Jacob Black
"Life sucks and then you die."
"It's the great American pastime."
"It was like my heart was gone— like I was hollow. Like I'd left everything that was inside me here with you."
"Before you, Bella, my life was like a moonless night. Very dark, but there were stars—points of light and reason… and then you shot across my sky like a meteor. Suddenly everything was on fire; there was brilliancy, there was beauty. When you were gone, when the meteor had fallen over the horizon, everything went black. Nothing had changed, but my eyes were blinded by the light. I couldn't see the stars anymore. And there was no more reason for anything."
"I guess my brain will never work right. At least I'm pretty."
"Twilight, again. Another ending. No matter how perfect the day is, it always has to end."
"I may not be a human, but I am a man."
"Friends don't let friends drive drunk."
"It will be as if I never existed."
"So eager for eternal damnation."
"Would you understand what I meant if I said I was only human?"
"You don't want me?"
"Vampires like baseball?"
"I'm a bit heavier than your average backpack."
"So the lion fell in love with the lamb."
"What a stupid lamb."
"What a sick, masochistic lion."
- — Edward Cullen and Bella Swan
"I'm your brand of heroin?"
"You are exactly my brand of heroin."
- — Edward Cullen and Bella Swan
"I can feel what you are feeling now— and you are worth it."
"I'm not. If anything happens to them, it will be for nothing."
"You're wrong."
- — Jasper Hale and Bella Swan
"And please don't come after him. That's what he wants, I think. I can't bear it if anyone has to be hurt because of me, especially you. Please, this is the only thing I can ask you now. For me."
"Bet you're glad she loves Cullen instead of me today, huh, Charlie?"
"Oh, I'm with the vampires, of course."
"How strongly opposed are you to Grand Theft Auto?"
"You're awfuly small to be so hugely irritating"
"We'll be watching."
"Well, I'm nearly a hundred and ten. It's time I settled down"
"Do you remember when you told me that I didn't see myself very clearly? You obviously have the same blindness."
"Enough for forever."
"This hostage stuff is fun!"
"Until my heart stops beating."
"Ditching is healthy."
"Fall down again Bella?"
"I punched a werewolf in the face!"
- — Emmett Cullen and Bella Swan
"Jasper's going to win the bet."
"I don't know how or when, but someday, Alice was going to pay for this."
"A gift. Who gives an island as a gift?"
"Don't you see? That's what proves me right. I care the most, because if I can do it- if leaving is the right thing to do, then I'll hurt myself to keep from hurting you, to keep you safe."
"You nicknamed my daughter after the Loch Ness Monster?"
"When life offers you a dream so far beyond any of your expectations, it's not reasonable to grieve when it comes to an end."
"I found myself reveling in the aloneness instead of being lonely."
"So you seduced your all too willing husband. That's not a capital offense."
"A blond's brain cells die alone."
"I couldn't speak anymore. I lifted my head and kissed him with a passion that might possibly set the forest on fire.
I wouldn't have noticed."
"We belong together"
"Would you understand what I meant if I said I was only human?"
"Don't you see? That's what proves me right. I care the most, because if I can do it— if leaving is the right thing to do, then I'll hurt myself to keep from hurting you, to keep you safe."
- - Edward Cullen
- "Isabella Swan, I promise to love you at every moment forever.Would you give me the extraordinary honor to marry me?"


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A ceremony celebrating the reopening of Whig Hall -- the home of the nation's oldest collegiate political, literary and debating society, the American Whig-Cliosophic Society -- is set for 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at the building.
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When Colorado finally hires a coach to replace the fired Jon Embree, it will become the sixth football program in the Pac-12 to have a new leader coming on board during the past 13 months.
So, how does Colorado stack up to the other jobs?
In what many took as a back-handed compliment, Rick Neuheisel said before departing CU for Washington in January 1999: "Colorado has everything that money can't buy."
Neuheisel might have been referring to the lovely CU campus, the stunning backdrop of the Flatirons, the crisp air, the synergy provided from a university that prides itself on strong academics, and being located in Boulder, one of the nation's most active and picturesque college towns.
Neuheisel's memorable quote also implied an absence of top-notch facilities and other support that help a coach and a program become successful. In the 13 years since Neuheisel left, the $42 million east-side renovation of Folsom Field provided suites, club-level seating and hospitality areas. Video display boards were added to the stadium and funding was secured for a practice "bubble," although that fell short of a permanent indoor practice facility that has been discussed for decades.
Still, those improvements, which would be called window dressing at top programs, did not stop Colorado from falling further behind in the arms race. That slide apparently is about to come to an end.
Although no doubt frustrated by the delay in finding a new football coach, Buffs fans are encouraged — if not giddy — that CU appears to be stepping up into the big time. Colorado offered a five-year deal worth at least $13.5 million in an attempt to lure Cincinnati's Butch Jones, and may well have landed him if Tennessee didn't also have a job opening.
Colorado's compensation offer to Jones was worth more than any of the four 2011 hires in the Pac-12. And spending much of the time trying to entice Jones during his nine-hour visit to Boulder was oilman George H. Solich, a CU graduate, booster and benefactor who last spring earned his company, Denver-based Cordillera Energy Partners, an estimated $2.85 billion for agreeing to merge with Houston-based Apache Corporation.
Jones and Solich were not made available for media interviews, but photographs showed Solich pointing toward the south end of Folsom Field. Perhaps Solich was pinpointing part of a long-range upgrade of sports facilities that CU athletic director Mike Bohn had, months earlier, called "transformational" and a "50- to 100-year solution" to the challenges faced by the athletic department and the campus as a whole.
Here's a look at how Colorado compares with the Pac-12's five other schools that sought a new football coach during the past year or so:
Coach: Position open
Hired: To be announced. University of Cincinnati coach Butch Jones was initially offered a five-year deal worth $13.5 million but CU may have upped the ante while Jones was mulling it over. Jones subsequently joined Tennessee.
What he's done: Whatever happens in 2013, it can't get much worse than the 1-11 this fall. If the new coach wins just four or five games it will be a huge improvement.
2011 football revenue: $24.2 million.
Job pluses: Closest Pac-12 school to talent-rich Texas • Tens of thousands of CU alumni in California • Stunning backdrop of Flatirons • Academic prestige • College town with beautiful campus • Pearl Street pedestrian mall • Bustling Denver only 30 minutes away • Impressive football tradition, although that has faded to an extent — 1990 national championship is now a generation ago.
Job minuses: Not exactly next door to recruiting hotbeds of California or Texas • Facilities in need of major upgrade • In the shadow of Denver's pro sports • Athletic department has historically been under-funded • Overcoming the inertia of seven consecutive losing seasons • Region lacks prolific recruiting base • By state law, most assistant coaches can only get one-year contracts.
Coach: Sonny Dykes (last job: Louisiana Tech, 2010-12).
Hired: Dec. 5, 2012; details of contract to be announced.
What he's done: Likely will not be difficult to improve on 2012 record of 3-9, including 2-7 in Pac-12. Previous coach Jeff Tedford did not leave cupboard bare.
2011 football revenue: $26.1 million.
Job pluses: Surrounding high school talent with 7.2 million people living in Bay Area • One of nation's top academic schools • Spectacular setting of campus overlooking the bay • Major renovation of stadium completed this year.
Job minuses: Bears seem to always lag behind other Pac-12 programs, including Bay Area rival Stanford in recent years • No basket-weaving courses at this place • Less football tradition than many other Pac-12 teams • Even with spruced up stadium, Cal isn't going to lead arms race for athletic facilities; it's not Southern California.
Coach: Mike Leach (last job: Texas Tech, 2000-09).
Hired: Nov. 30, 2011; five years, $11.25 million.
What he's done: 3-9, 1-8 Pac-12. That's a regression from 2011 (4-8, 2-7) under Paul Wulff, especially considering Leach inherited 14 returning starters. But some players struggled to adjust to Leach's tell-it-like-it-is coaching style, and junior receiver Marquess Wilson, arguably the team's most talented player, abruptly quit the team before season's end.
2011 football revenue: $18 million.
Job pluses: In eastern Washington, this and perhaps Gonzaga basketball are the show • There's more football tradition than one might think, especially at quarterback with the likes of Jack Thompson, Mark Rypien, Drew Bledsoe and Ryan Leaf • Classic college town.
Job minuses: Perceived by many as being the most isolated location among Pac-12 schools • Winter in Pullman is not exactly a day at the beach • Program hasn't been consistently competitive since Mike Price (1989-2002) was coach • Lack of recruiting talent in immediate area.
Coach: Jim Mora (last job: Head coach Seattle Seahawks, 2009).
Hired: Dec. 10, 2011; five years, $12 million.
What he's done: The hiring of Mora was considered the biggest surprise — and perhaps the biggest reach — among the Pac-12's 2012 rookie coaches, but he turned the most heads. UCLA improved from 6-8 (5-4 Pac-12) in 2011 under Rick Neuheisel to 9-4 and 6-3 this fall, with a spot in the Pac-12 title game. Bruins beat three teams ranked at the time in Nebraska, Arizona and Southern California. Will face Baylor in Dec. 27 Holiday Bowl.
2011 football revenue: $25.2 million.
Job pluses: It's L.A., baby! With 18.1 million people living in the metro area, there's plenty of athleticism and speed, and you can recruit by taxi • Prestigious academic school • It's near the beaches and all that, um, scenery • Get to play in the Rose Bowl.
Job minuses: Some still consider this a "basketball school" and USC's little brother • For much of its history, Bruins reinforced reputation of being underachievers • Because of the congested campus, athletic facilities are surprisingly average at best.
Coach: Rich Rodriguez (last job: Michigan, 2008-10).
Hired: Nov. 22, 2011; five years, $9.55 million.
What he's done: 7-5 overall, 4-5 Pac-12 in first season in Tucson. That improvement over 2011 (3-9, 2-7) and impressive home wins over then No. 18 Oklahoma State and No. 9 Southern California have Wildcats fans excited. Will face Nevada in Dec. 15 New Mexico Bowl.
2011 football revenue: $24.4 million.
Job pluses: Scenic campus • Tucson is manageable-size city • Proximity to Phoenix and short flight to L.A. • Desert climate • It's going to be warm when recruits visit in December and January • Athletic facilities together and well-placed on campus • Terrific Mexican food • UA is the only game in town.
Job minuses: Hey, it's not Phoenix • Lack of football tradition relative to other conference programs • Has had reputation of a "basketball school" • Not a plethora of major-college prospects nearby • Tucson may feel isolated to visiting recruits.
Coach: Todd Graham (last job: Pittsburgh, 2011).
Hired: Dec. 14, 2011; five years, $10 million.
What he's done: 7-5 overall, 5-4 in Pac-12. Improvement over 2011 (4-8, 2-7) is encouraging, as was finishing season with two victories (including win over rival Arizona) after four-game losing streak. Will play Navy in Dec. 29 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl.
2011 football revenue: $34.9 million.
Job pluses: Phoenix is a major-league metropolis • Tempe feels like a vibrant college town within that metropolis • Growing number of top recruits coming out of Phoenix area • Desert climate • Recruits making official visits will love the winter weather • Large Phoenix airport makes ASU easily accessible to out-of-staters.
Job minuses: In fan interest and media coverage, ASU generally takes back seat to NFL, MLB and NBA in Phoenix • For decades, ASU football has been considered an underachiever in the conference • Some recruits might think, "Well, it's nice. But this isn't L.A.!"
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Gold futures climbed above $1,300 an ounce as investors bet on continued monetary policy after elections in Japan and last week's comments from Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke. Tatyana Shumsky reports on The News Hub. Photo: AP.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (August 24, 2008) -An early first half goal by junior forward Jordan Monty (Mesquite, Texas) proved to be enough as the ETSU women's soccer team picked up its first victory of the 2008 season defeating UNC Asheville, 1-0, Sunday at Greenwood Field.
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A Danville man was killed and another hurt when two vehicles collided head-on along East Voorhees Street in Danville. It happened about 1:30 Monday afternoon. Vermilion County Coroner Peggy Johnson identifies the victim as 22-year-old Aaron Bryant of Danville. A second man driving a pickup truck was taken to Presence United Samaritans Medical Center for treatment of injuries.
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IPCAA - Industrial Power Consumers Association of Alberta
The Industrial Power Consumers Association of Alberta ("IPCAA") is an organization of large industrial customers whose mission is to take a leadership role in ensuring that a competitive marketplace exists for electrical services. It comprises companies from such key industries as oil and gas, forest products, petrochemicals and steel.
Alberta's electric industry has undergone a major restructuring leading to the eventual deregulation of generation and major changes in transmission service. Although the major changes have been made, there is continual evolution and fine tuning, which can affect power costs to electric users. IPCAA has been actively involved in all aspects of the restructuring process including policy development, power pool operations and transmission issues. Membership in IPCAA enables each company to have input into the process, to exchange views and information, and to take advantage of the combined strength provided by an organization speaking as one unified voice to government and other key participants.
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The IPCAA mission is to take a leadership role in achieving a fair, open and efficient marketplace for electricity sales and service in Alberta.
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Attorney General Eric Holder is circulating in Congress his second report on the Justice Department's efforts to solve 109 murder cases in the South during the 1950s and '60s that appear to have been racially motivated.
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In late August 1965, Thad Christian, father of seven, set out to go fishing near his home in the rural community of Central City, west of Anniston.
While more than half of the unsolved civil rights era murders have been closed by the FBI, two local cases are still being investigated and a third has been added to the list for review.
FBI agents have closed almost half of the 122 unpunished killings from the civil rights era that four years ago they announced they were investigating.
In February 2007, Alberto R. Gonzales, the attorney general under President George W. Bush, issued a stern warning to those who murdered blacks with impunity during the civil rights era: "You have not gotten away with anything. We are still on your trail." He noted that time was short. The window of opportunity to solve racially motivated crimes more than 40 years old was closing. Families of the victims had waited decades for resolution, while suspects and witnesses have died. More than three years later, they are still waiting.


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Closter, NJ (December 06, 2011) - Ericom Software, a global leader in application access and desktop virtualization solutions, today announced that Richland School District Two has licensed Ericom AccessNow™ for VMware View™, for use by its 30,000 students and staff. Ericom AccessNow for VMware View will be deployed across its 35 K-12 schools, as part of the South Carolina district's "1 Two 1" computing initiative for making a computer available to each student in grades three through 12 - giving them a powerful tool for learning. The computers offer students the opportunity to experience the real work of mathematicians, scientists, composers, authors and engineers. The initiative includes professional development that supports integration into the curriculum and opportunities for parents to learn more about technology and how they can help their children use it wisely at school and at home.
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Ericom AccessNow for VMware View runs wholly within an HTML5 compatible browser and does not require any client software installation on the end-user device, significantly reducing IT support costs and workload. It is an ideal solution for Richland School District Two and other K-12 school districts seeking to easily and cost-effectively provide access to virtual desktops from anywhere and any device.
Tommy Carter, IT Systems Engineer for Richland School District Two added: "AccessNow fits right in with our goal to provide students with a computing experience that closely matches the traditional, full desktop computing experience and is affordable, productive, supportable and highly functional. Ericom is a leader in the market with a great history of providing quality solutions. With an accelerated timeframe to reach our "1 TWO 1" computing model goals, we tested Ericom for a few months and we quickly discovered how easy AccessNow is to deploy and use. You simply log in and you have your Windows desktop. It just works." Carter added, "AccessNow will also provide us with broader reach to our expanding VDI infrastructure. The project is in the final planning phase. Deployment to students is set to begin mid-January 2012. We hope to serve as a model to other school districts and present a solution that is very affordable, sustainable and highly functional."
Brian Berns, Ericom Software's President and COO commented: "AccessNow is a cost-effective and flexible solution for school districts that enables students and staff to access Windows applications and desktops from a wide range of devices. It empowers teachers to take advantage of the wide variety of content and applications and they can access this information from virtually any device and from any location. We have seen a lot of interest from both K-12 schools and universities in AccessNow, and have developed a special pricing program to accommodate their budgets."
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