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Big Brother 12: A Night Of Fights!
July 29, 2010 06:51 PM by Ryan Haidet
The Big Brother 12 house rocked with fights, arguments and accusations as Andrew and Kathy faced eviction. With one of the most insane final pleas ever made in the house and a catty fight as the credits started rolling, tonight's episode delivered the Big Brother drama that fans relish. But that's not all, it sounds like the saboteur may make a return to twist up the game once again…
Andrew's Collapse
It all sparked after Andrew delivered his crazy speech during the Power of Veto ceremony in which he told Brendon and Rachel he was gunning for them. In a bizarre move, Andrew then immediately asked for Brendon to use the POV on him. Huh? Well if you weren't paying close attention, Brendon and Andrew concocted that speech in a scheme to convince the rest of the house they were rivals. Rachel was stunned by Andrew's remarks and — ready for a shocker??? — she cried about it. Everybody together now, "Awwwww…" Please, gag me.
Although Rachel fell for the goofy plot, Matt, Ragan, Lane and Britney were onto Andrew's scheme and were convinced he was a liar. Once they had a chance to themselves, Matt pulled Andrew aside and told him nobody was buying his Veto garbage.
Outside, Rachel was angry with Brendon that he was keeping secrets from her. To try and ease her worries as he always tries to do, Brendon stared in her eyes (I just puked in my mouth) and said he would never risk their safety. He went in for a kiss and said he loved her, but she didn't reciprocate. Instead she backed away and turned down his kiss. Wow. Pukefest is splintering. Rock on!
Round 1!
Andrew went into the bathroom and openly addressed both Kristen and Kathy by telling them not to play him anymore. Huh? Did I miss something?!?!?! Naturally, Kristen, who has been virtually invisible until tonight's shindig, was very upset and told him she didn't like the way he was acting. As her frustration with Andrew continued to build, Kristen started yelling at him about the situation.
This fight led the Brigade alliance of Matt, Lane, Enzo and Hayden to believe that keeping Andrew's negativity in the house might be a good idea since it would be a distraction from them.
Matt's Wife Weighs In
The woman who Matt claims has been at home suffering from a painful illness had the opportunity to offer her thoughts on the lies. She said it wasn't the best thing for Matt to lie about her being sick, but defended him by saying he truly isn't a malicious person. Moments later when Matt did his one-on-one private interview with Julie from his HOH bedroom, he said he had no regrets in creating the lie. He argued that he is the strongest player to ever compete in the Big Brother house and was there to win it all at any expense. So sell out your wife, become a dirtbag and have America hate you? Good plan. Moron.
Round 2!
Before the live vote was held and things got bonkers, Julie Chen offered a gift to the houseguests — a week where nobody has to eat slop.
As is tradition, each of the two nominees were given the opportunity to address the entire house. Kathy gave a safe, yet boring speech describing her morals, integrity and loyalty. But when Andrew stood up next he didn't waste any time. He quickly admitted he was never really after Brendon and Rachel like he tried to perceive. Instead he argued that the house needs him to help break up the secret showmance between Hayden and Kristen. He revealed to everybody that the pair had spent many nights kissing and cuddling while trying to keep it secret even though he caught them several times. But his rapid chatter didn't end there. He started accusing Kristen of poking fun at Britney, claiming control over Ragan and insulting Enzo's intelligence. "Watch out for Kristen guys," Andrew finished as he plopped back down on the couch. Wow. Kristen's dropped jaw summed up everything. She was angry and started shouting at Andrew saying his statements were lies. But Julie popped in and took control telling Kristen it wasn't her time to talk.
See Ya!
After everybody offered the votes in the Diary Room, it was unanimous by a vote of 8-0 to knock Andrew out of the house. When Julie revealed the final tally, Andrew rose to his feet and offered hugs before wishing everybody well. He then grabbed his bag and walked out the front door where he greeted Julie with a huge smile. "Wow. That was the best last-plea speech I've ever seen," Julie said. The only interesting thing about his exit interview came when Julie told him Matt was in fact lying about his wife's illness. Andrew didn't look too shocked since he was suspicious about it from the start.
Power Changes Hands — Again
In the live HOH competition, the houseguests went face to face in a series of questions. After seven questions, only two contestants remained — Lane and Rachel. The final question brought victory to Rachel who became HOH for the second time this season. She rushed over and jumped up into Brendon's arms with excitement as many of the other houseguests slunked their shoulders down with disgust.
Before closing out for the evening, Julie revealed that Pandora's Box makes its return next Thursday, but that's not all — one of the remaining contestants will be offered the opportunity to be the new saboteur. Yes, the lame twist that failed by the first eviction this summer is possibly coming back. Based on America's vote for the next week, the contestant who gets the most votes will be given the chance to take on the role of saboteur. Blech. I'm over this.
Round 3!
As the live show went to the credits, Rachel and Kristen erupted into a huge fight. Kristen said she already knew both herself and Hayden would be the targets for the week. Not arguing that fact, Rachel thanked her for making the decision such a simple one. Wow. What a great episode!
Anybody up for round 4?!?!?!
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Bit confused with all of the stuff I'm reading so figured it's time to ask here.
First, I'm using the community version of the server in single server mode. Second, I have multiple domains created on it. I need to install an SSL cert but it's not clear what I need to do in order to cover all users, main domain and any other hosted domains.
I'm not sure what the 'All Servers' option means in the SSL wizard.
So the questions are as follow.
Do I actually need to enable the proxy services because I'm using multiple domains? This is something that I have simply not been able to confirm or understand. In some cases, it sounds like in order to do proper multi-domain hosting, you need to enable the proxy. It kinda sounds like otherwise, additional domains are really just aliases of the main domain. Doesn't seem to be the case because I can connect to what ever DNS name I have and reach the proper domain so for example, mail.domain1.com leads me only to that domains email.
Sounds like you only use a proxy IF you have multiple zimbra servers installed.
Then, when I look at installing an SSL cert to get rid of the SSL self signed error, there is an option to pick the host name or pick 'All Servers'. There isn't anything in the manual about this and searching hasn't given me any leads.
Since email owners will connect to their own domain name, does that mean I need an SSL cert for each domain or can I install ONE SSL cert for the entire server? I'd prefer one single commercial SSL cert. Typically, certs are set to the host name but there is lots of mention of domain names when hosting multiple domains so... bit confused about how zimbra is handling things.
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I'm in the market for a new bike. Can I get better deals during the winter than in the spring/summer? If so, are they a lot better? Is it cheaper to buy online? Any other advice on getting the best deal on a new bike?
I'm in the market for a new bike. Can I get better deals during the winter than in the spring/summer? If so, are they a lot better? Is it cheaper to buy online? Any other advice on getting the best deal on a new bike?
You might be able to find some clearance models but for the most part around here (Chicago) its not like shops hold crazy sales at any time of the year. On a thousand dollar bike, you might be able to find it for $850 if its last years models but this years will be at retail.
Skip worry about getting the best deal and worry about finding the best shop and the right model for you.
If you cannot get them to lower the price, then work on getting add ons or upgrades. Some LBS' are will deal and some will not.
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I've been in the market for a new bike for a couple months and what I've found is that you CAN get some great deals on closeout models, but you're choices are kind of limited. I'm pretty average in height (6') and it's hard to find a closeout in the correct size, the only bikes most of them have are extra small or extra large frames. I've found that most of the shops in my area don't have much inventory to choose from at this time of year, so I've pretty much decided to just wait until all the shops get fully stocked in a month of two with 2008 models, that way I can get exactly what I'm looking for.
Then again, you could luck out and find your dream bike on closeout, so by all means look around.
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If you know the make- model and size you want then shop around online. Some good deals can be had but you have to know what you want.
BUT- almost as important as the bike is the LBS. Find the right shop and they will look after you and they will want your custom. They have to make a profit to stay in business but a problem is easily solved at a good Local Bike shop. Not so easy to sort with a dealer 1,000 miles away by phone.
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Beautiful loft in the heart of the city
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It comes complete with all the essential things sheets towels, what you need for the kitchen, wifi tv etc..
The villa sleeps 4 (double bed and a sofa bed in the above).
Wanting in the same building downstairs we have a studio with a view of the porches with kitchen and complete with two beds.
It is located in an ancient building recently restored with elevator in the center, with great views of the old arcades and Piazza delle Erbe, just a few meters from Piazza Walter (Piazza del Duomo) in the pedestrian zone. Nearby is all that there is of considerable in Bolzano from the standpoint of historical, artistic and culturale.si are many shops, bakeries known, ancient bakeries, restaurants, pizzerias and street foods of traditional Tyrolean (sausages). During the 'autumn will have the pleasure to hear directly from your windows a good smell of roasted chestnuts!
In the nearby market in Piazza Erbe are fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, typical high-from Alto Adige, brewery artigianale.A few steps away are also the ancient Forst brewery, the Bavarian Paulaner, typical restaurants as white goose, Vögele, Anita and many local breweries (hopfen, Nadamas, forst, etc. wein wine. silversmiths by way is also the small theater carambolage.
A few steps from the most beautiful public parks and meadows in the Talvera.a five minute walk to the Renon Cable Car will take you in a quarter of an hour to more than a thousand meters.
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Bell'appartamento in pieno centro con tutto il necessario. Parcheggio a pagamento nelle vicinanze. La via è un po rumorosa per via dei vari locali che ci sono aperti fino a tardi. Manca un appoggio per shampo e bagnoschiuma dentro la doccia.
Beautiful, large and modern apartment in the center of Bolzano. Max is a very nice landlord
Schöne, große und moderne Wohnung mitten im Zentrum von Bozen. Max ist ein sehr netter Vermieter
This apartment was fabulous. Clean and tidy with an awesome loft bedroom. It was in a fantastic location in the centre of Bolzano. The kids slept on the sofa bed and were very comfortable. We really enjoyed our stay in your lovely apartment in your beautiful city.
We were very pleased! It is highly recommended! Be sure to continue the deals perceive! Top marks!
Wir waren sehr zufrieden! Es ist absolut empfehlenswert! Werden sicher weiterhin die Angebote wahrnehmen! Bestnote!
Accommodation comfortable and centrally located. The owner made us even find a bed in the sleeping area so my son could sleep with us is not under the sofa bed, plus a basket full of games for my daughter (2 years old) with whom he is entertained in their spare of time when we were at home. The Christmas markets are 20 m from the house to the streets Walter where we could also visit the Cathedral of Bolzano. In parallel street there are many shops and 2 supermarkets comfortable. Would definitely recommend it. Rita
Alloggio confortevole e centralissimo. Il proprietario ci ha fatto trovare anche un letto in più nella zona notte affinché mio figlio potesse dormire con noi è non sotto nel divano letto, in più un cesto pieno di giochi per mia figlia (2 anni) con i quali si è intrattenuta nei ritagli di tempo in cui eravamo in casa. I mercatini di Natale sono a 20 m dall'alloggio in piazza Walter dove abbiamo anche potuto visitare il Duomo di Bolzano. Nelle via parallele ci sono molti negozi e 2 supermercati comodissimi. Lo consiglio sicuramente. Rita
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Can You Be Pro Life AND Pro Choice?Buzz Bishop
It's 2012 and the choice debate has reared up again. Bizarre, I thought we had settled this years ago.
Still, a number of articles have had me doing some self-reflection on the choice issue. This NYT piece ponders what "Pro Life" really means, while a Mommyish author comes out on the side of non-parent approved birth control. Then you have the campaign headlines following the likes of Mourdock, Romney, and Akin that seems to have stirred this whole mess up again.
So, I find myself doing an inventory of how I feel on the issue of choice and it boils down to one thing: it's none of my damn business.
When it comes to pregnancy, whether a woman chooses to deliver or not is none of my business. Firstly, I'm a man and have no concept of what it's like to have your body become host for another being. The fact so many men stand up to challenge the reproductive rights laws baffles me. Just like the people with dogs who tell us how to raise our kids, unless you have a womb you shouldn't get a vote.
So you could say I am Pro Choice. By offering the fact I have no right to dictate reproductive rights I am, by default, indicating the choice should be up to the person facing that decision.
But there is a wrinkle in my conscience.
My wife is adopted. Her mother was still a high school teen in the summer of 1969 when she was conceived. That woman had a choice, and she chose to give her daughter life. She chose to not only give life to that baby, but give her the life she could not have provided for her.
My wife and I talk about that decision often. The decision to go through with a pregnancy and then hand the baby over to a new family. What courage that must take.
35 years later, my wife would find her in a similar position as the woman who had given birth to her. She would find herself unmarried, and pregnant. And, like her birth mother, she chose life.
It is not my position to tell you how to choose, other than to support you have the right to choose. Still, I am thankful to the two women who chose life and gave me this family I have today.
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Woman killed in Duplin County wreck
POSTED: 6:13 AM Dec 13 2012 UPDATED: 8:44 AM Dec 13 2012
A woman is dead after a crash in Beulaville Wednesday night, according to The Highway Patrol.
Troopers confirmed 36-year-old Jolene Edens died in a wreck on NC Highway 111, southeast of Beulaville. The call to first responders came in around 9 p.m.
At last check, Troopers say charges are pending against the other driver involved, Alex Hayes. The initial investigation reveals Hayes crossed over his lane, crashing into Edens.
As of Thursday morning Hayes was being treated for injuries at New Hanover Medical Center.
Troopers said they would continue to investigate this deadly crash.
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A SugarHouse Casino player hit it big Saturday night, taking home a $100,008 jackpot, according to gaming officials.
The Newtown, Pa., resident was playing a $1 "Wheel of Fortune" slot machine at the time of the win.
"Philly loves a winner, and we had a big one Saturday night!" SugarHouse Casino General Manager Wendy Hamilton said in a statement.
"The whole place lights up when we have a win like this – there are high-fives all around!!"
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Jan. 17, 2013
WSU WELCOMES COLORADO TO TOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME: Washington State University men's basketball (10-7, 1-3), fresh off its first Pac-12 win of the season, plays host to Colorado (11-6, 1-4) for the first time in the two schools' histories, Saturday, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. at Beasley Coliseum.
The game can be seen on Pac-12 Networks, as Kevin Calabro and Lamar Hurd have the call.
Bud Nameck, in this 20th year with Cougar Basketball, will have all the action on the Cougar IMG Radio Network.
Live updates can be found on Twitter by following @WSUMensHoops, the official Twitter account of Washington State men's basketball.
Saturday marks just the fourth all-time meeting between WSU and Colorado with the Buffs holding a 2-1 advantage.
The two teams have never met at Pullman, but the Cougars' only win came at neutral-site Albuquerque Dec. 19, 1960...Colorado is 2-0 at home in the series.
Last season the two teams met for the first time as Pac-12 foes and the first time since the 1969-70 season, as Colorado came out victorious, 71-60, Jan. 7, 2012 at Boulder.
Reggie Moore led WSU in scoring with 14 points...he scored 11 of his 14 in the second half.
The Cougars got 32 points from the bench (including Moore's 14 and 12 from Faisal Aden).
Brock Motum didn't score in double figures for just the second that season...fouled out with nine points.
Then-redshirt freshman Dexter Kernich-Drew got the first start of his career...played 14 minutes, marking a personal most minutes in Pac-12 play.
Ken Bone GETS 400TH CAREER WIN:
With WSU's win over Buffalo, Dec. 21, fourth-year head coach Ken Bone got his 400th career win as a head coach.
He has 67 wins at WSU, had 77 in four years at Portland State, 253 victories in 12 seasons as head coach at Division II Seattle Pacific and 5 wins at Division III Cal State Stanislaus...he's in his 21st season as a head coach.
Bone has 144 career wins in his seventh season as a Division I head coach.
The Cougars snapped a three-game losing streak and picked up their first conference win with a 75-65 victory over Utah, Jan. 16 at Pullman.
The Cougars dropped their first three conference games of the season and are 10-7 overall and 1-3 in the Pac-12.
WSU is 8-2 at home, 0-3 on the road and 2-2 in neutral-site games.
Four of the Cougars' 7 losses have come by 5 points or less, including a 2-point loss to then-No. 10 Gonzaga (Dec. 5) and a 5-point loss to Washington in the Pac-12 season opener (Jan. 5).
Prior to Wednesday, WSU had lost three-straight games, tying its longest losing streak of the season...in the first losing streak, all games occurred on the road or at a neutral sites, Nov. 16-20 (loss at Pepperdine and vs. Kansas and Texas A&M in Kansas City, Mo.).
The Cougars' longest winning streak is four games, Dec. 9-29, with wins over Fresno State and Jackson State at Pullman and Buffalo at Seattle and Idaho State at Kennewick, Wash.
Brock Motum leads the team with 19.4 points per game and 6.5 rebounds...he's scored at least 14 points in all 17 games this season...he's averaging 18.5 points in WSU's three conference games.
Motum ranks second in the conference and 20th in the nation (as of Jan. 14) in scoring and has reached double figures in every game this season.
Motum ranks 16th in the league in rebounding and seventh in minutes played.
Mike Ladd has reached double figures each of the last five games and is second on the team with 10.9 points per game...the 6-5 guard is adding a team second-best 5.9 rebounds a game.
Ladd is averaging 16.3 points (eighth in the Pac-12) and 7.0 rebounds (tied for 14th in the Pac-12) in Pac-12 only action.
After missing four games due to a knee injury suffered in the first five minutes against Kansas, Nov. 19, DaVonté Lacy is now averaging 10.0 points in 13 games.
Dexter Kernich-Drew 7.1 ppg, and D.J. Shelton 5.4 points and a team third-best 5.6 rebounds a game.
Will DiIorio played against Buffalo (Dec. 21) after missing two games due to a sprained ankle suffered against Gonzaga (Dec. 5)...he scored a career-high 9 points against Washington (Jan. 5)...he got his first start of the season at Stanford (Jan. 9).
Washington State had all five starters in double figures as it defeated Utah, 75-65, Wednesday at Beasley Coliseum, to pick up its first Pac-12 win of the season.
Mike Ladd tied his career high and set a personal WSU best with 22 points...his career high was set while at Fresno State, Feb. 14, 2009 against New Mexico State.
Ladd tied his career high with 5 3-pointers made...it's his personal WSU high, his career high was previously set while playing at Fresno State against San Jose State, Jan. 11, 2010.
Ladd scored in double figures for the fifth-straight game and reached the 20-point plateau for the first time as a Cougar.
Brock Motum tied his season-low of 14 points...has scored in double figures in all 17 games this season.
Motum did not score in the first half for the first time since his sophomore year, March 29, 2011 against Wichita State at the NIT at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Royce Woolridge finished with 14 points and has scored in double figures three-straight games...he tied his second-highest career point total.
DaVonté Lacy scored 8 of his 10 points in the first half to finish in double figures for the first time since scoring 10 against Washington, Jan. 5.
D.J. Shelton scored 7 of his 10 points in the first half, finishing 3-for-4 from the field and 1-for-1 from 3-point range in the game...he reached double figures for just the second time this season and the first since scoring 14 against Idaho, Nov. 28.
The Cougars set a season high with 11 3-pointers made...the previous high was 10.
WSU shot .550 (11-for-20) from 3-point range, its best 3-point percentage of the season.
The Cougars' .500 (24-for-48) field goal percentage is their best since the second game of the season when they shot .518 (29-for-56) from the field, and their third best of the season.
WSU scored 28 of its points off Utah's 17 turnovers.
Utah assisted on 15 of its 23 made field goals.
Brock Motum became the 33rd Washington State men's basketball student-athlete to score 1,000 career points with 14 points against Kansas, Monday, Nov. 19.
He is the third Cougar in the last four seasons to reach 1,000 career-points...Klay Thompson scored his 1,000th point during the 2009-10 season and Reggie Moore reached 1,000 points in the Cougs second-to-last game of the 2011-12 season.
With 1,263 points, Motum is tied with Larry Beck (1955-57) for 14th on WSU's career scoring list...he is 22 points away from Carlos Daniel (1995-98) in 13th with 1,285 points.
For the second time in his career, Brock Motum was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 3-9.
Motum led the Cougars with 23.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 2.0 blocks per game as WSU fell to No. 10 Gonzaga, 71-69, Dec. 5, and defeated Fresno State, 59-50, Dec. 9.
He shot .552 (16-for-29) from the field, including a .700 clip (7-for-10) from 3-point range.
Against Gonzaga, Motum had 23 points and made a career-high 5 3-pointers, going 5-for-7 from beyond the arc...he tied his career high with 3 blocked shots. He also scored 23 points against Fresno State, adding a team-high 8 rebounds and 2 assists.
Motum's honor is the 26th Player of the Week nod in WSU history as he became the sixth Cougar to earn the award multiple times in his career (also earned it Dec. 12, 2011).
MOTUM A CANDIDATE FOR THE WOODEN AWARD: Senior Klay Thompson was named to the preseason top-50 prior to the 2010-11 season. Thompson went on to make the midseason top-30 cut in 2010-11, as did Low in 2007-08. Three other Pac-12 student-athletes were named to the list: André Roberson (Colorado), Allen Crabbe (California), and Solomon Hill (Arizona).
PERFECT AT FRIEL IN NOVEMBER: With its win over Idaho, Nov. 28, WSU improved to 46-0 all-time in the month of November at Friel Court. The Cougars have won 46-straight November games in Pullman and are 47-1 (the loss came before the Cougars moved into Beasley Coliseum).
COUGARS MAKE 12TH POSTSEASON APPEARANCE: Washington State competed in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) in 2011-12, marking the first CBI and 12th overall postseason appearance in school history.
MOTUM JOINS ELITE COMPANY: Brock Motum grabbed his 200th rebound of the 2011-12 season March 7 in the Pac-12 Tournament and had 613 points and 216 rebounds last season. He joined two other Cougars, Steve Puidokas and Larry Beck as the only WSU players to reach 500 points and 200 boards in a season.
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The Mother of Disabled People
Meena Darjee was born in southern Bhutan in 1977 and lived a happy childhood. When Meena was fifteen, her family along with many others in their community, faced persecution for their ethnicity and were forced to flee to neighboring Nepal.
Meena married a few years later in the refugee camp (The Beldangi II – Extension Camp )where she would stay for the next eighteen years.. Throughout Meena's many years in the camp, she gave birth to two beautiful children and adopted two children that were born to her brother-in law.
One of Meena's birth sons was born with a cleft foot, which made it impossible for him to walk normally as his feet were rotated inward. Some viewed this disability as karmic retribution for a sin Meena or her husband had committed in the past and treated her son badly. But Meena loved her son dearly and knew that with perseverance and commitment Arun would heal. After advocating to doctors for several years, Meena found a doctor to operate on Arun's feet when he was six years old. Although her son healed from his surgery and learned how to walk, Meena's work with the disabled was just beginning.
Meena was inspired through her experience with her own family to work on behalf of disabled people in the refugee camp where she resided. In 1996, Save the Children began a program for disabled people in Meena's camp. Meena was involved from the program's inception as the "Disability Program Supervisor." In 2001, CARITAS Nepal began coordinating the work and Meena worked with them, coordinating services for disabled people until she left for the United States in November of 2011. By the time Meena left the camp, she was affectionately called "The Mother of Disabled People." CARITAS still runs a program in the Beldangi II Extension Camp.
Since Meena's arrival in Baltimore in 2011, she has been working to make positive contributions to the Bhutanese and special needs community. She helped the IRC plan the annual International Women's Day celebration, where she shared her personal story and contributed to an inspiring dialogue between native-born and immigrant women about common issues that affect all women. This event led to the creation of the Baltimore Women's Forum, a monthly dialogue group of women from different backgrounds. Meena has also been involved in several public health initiatives through the IRC's public health program, including a recent mental health interpreter training at Johns Hopkins.
Meena is continuing her work with the disabled here in Baltimore, as she was recently hired by the Baer School to work as a one-on-one Aide with a disabled student from Nepal. She also works one-on-one with a young man she has known since he was a small child in the same refugee camp. Meena wants to continue her professional development by learning how to work with people with cerebral palsy.
If you are interested in learning more about the Baltimore Women's Forum, please contact Holly Leon-Lierman at Holly.Leon-Lierman@Rescue,org.


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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is opening a clinic that will treat adult sickle cell anemia patients across the state.
UAMS said Tuesday that the program's goal is to improve care and treatment of the estimated 1,300 adults and children in Arkansas who have sickle disease.
The program includes provider training, patient education and operates in partnership with UAMS' distance health center.
Led by Dr. Robin Devan, the program also includes an advanced practice nurse, a registered nurse and a social worker.
Sickle cell disease is a painful and debilitating inherited disease. Patients suffer painful episodes that often bring complications, such as bone infections, stroke and kidney disease.
The program is working to better reach sickle cell patients who live in rural areas with scarce health care options.


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India's wine industry looks set for some action as Grover Vineyards, one of country's oldest wine makers, is gearing up to take the fight to market leader Sula with a revamp that has followed its recent merger with Nashik-based winery Vallee de Vin. The new entity Grover Zampa Vineyards, in which Reliance Capital has invested, is rejigging its portfolio besides rolling out two new port wines this month in a bid to enter the volume market.
Sula Vineyards, promoted by Rajeev Samant, currently claims a marketshare of 60% in India's still wine market excluding sales of fortified wine such as port wine which are also priced lower. While Sula is aiming at total sales of 550,000 cases (each 9 litres) this fiscal, Grover Zampa is currently at about 100,000 cases.
Last year, Bangalore-based Grover merged with Vallee de Vin, started by liquor industry veterans Ravi Jain and Deepak Roy in 2005. While the legal procedures are expected to be completed in a few months, the merger is expected to yield synergies, especially in interstate taxes, with two wineries in Karnataka and Maharashtra.
We are already finding that, in the first 4-5 months since we have come together, we have a much better chance of challenging the number one player, said Ravi Jain, MD of Grover Zampa. It's good to have a full portfolio to cater to all ends of the market. It's a one horse race right now.
Jain, who has built beer and spirits brands during stints at the UB Group and the erstwhile Shaw Wallace, acknowledged that Sula was fast enough to expand marketshare when India's largest wine company Indage Vintners buckled under its debt burden in 2009. In addition, the rush of new entrants had caused supply to exceed demand in a nascent market, driving several small wineries out of business.
Sula was very alert and went ahead and filled up all the vacuum that Indage created. They introduced new brands and they went into each price segment and they really galloped ahead, said Jain.
Grover Zampa is now positioning at least eight brands including sparkling and still wines in the price range of R200-1,100 a bottle besides introducing two port wine brands in the R100-150 category. We are a wine manufacturer and by staying only on the top we will never be viable. We should get to all levels and get all kinds of consumers, said Jain, adding that the firm is aiming at growing volumes by at least 50% next year.
It also plans to strengthen the marketing network besides appointing a CEO to run operations.
It's a long haul, it will take them at least 2-3 years, said Alok Chandra, a Bangalore-based wine expert and consultant. While the wine industry volumes are still small and profitability very thin, the barriers to expanding reach are also high, he said.
Sula, Grover Zampa and United Spirits Ltd are the three largest winemakers in India at present. The wine industry volumes were at 1.6 million litre in 2011, with fortified wine accounting for 600,000 litres according to data from the London-based market research firm Euromonitor. The fortified wine category has been growing faster than still light grape wines and sparkling wines.


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Texas Tech Steals Series Finale From Nebraska, 7-6
May 15, 2005
LUBBOCK, Texas - Junior left-fielder Chris Williams drove in the winning run and made a spectacular catch in the top of the ninth to help give Texas Tech a 7-6 win over No. 3 Nebraska in the series finale on Sunday afternoon at Dan Law Field.
The win moves Texas Tech to 31-20 on the season and to 9-13 in Big 12 play while Nebraska falls to 41-12 and 16-8 in league play.
Nebraska brought in its top reliever in Brett Jenson to face the Red Raiders with the ballgame tied at 6-6 in the bottom of the eighth. Freshman designated hitter Matt Smith started Tech's rally with a single to left and was then replaced by Madison Edwards who was sent in to pinch run. Junior second baseman Joey Callender picked up his first hit of the game at the most critical point and his single to right field moved Edwards to third. Edwards gave Tech the go-ahead run at 7-6 when Chris Williams hit a sacrifice fly to deep center field.
Williams was certainly the hero for the Red Raiders late in the game especially in the top of the ninth inning when he made a spectacular diving catch in the left field gap that ended up as a crucial double play. Williams got back to his feet quickly and was able to throw out Trey Adams trying to get back to second. Adams led off the inning with a double to left field.
Texas Tech committed four errors over the first three innings and that led to Nebraska's first two runs of the game. Senior shortstop Cameron Blair accounted for three of Tech's miscues in the second inning.
Trailing 2-0 in the bottom of the third, the Red Raiders plated three runs in the frame to take its first lead. Two sacrifice flies and an RBI single by first baseman Trey Stewart accounted for the Tech scoring.
Blair helped make up for his defensive blunders in the field by going 3-for-3 at the plate with one RBI and three runs scored. He led off the bottom of the fifth with a solo home run over the fence in left-center field. The dinger was his 16th of the season and his 10th in Big 12 play.
The Huskers wouldn't go away easily as they mounted a four-run rally in the top of the eighth that tied the game at 6-6. First baseman Curtis Ledbetter drove in the tying run when he laced a two-RBI single up the middle off Tech reliever Billy Carnline.
Senior right-hander Tanner McElroy earned a no decision in the contest but enjoyed one of the best outings of his career. McElroy went a career-high seven innings and allowed no earned runs on five hits and struckout three. Billy Carnline picked up the win in relief for Tech and improved to 7-3 while Brett Jensen was tagged with the loss for Nebraska and fell to 2-3.
Texas Tech will play its final home game of the 2005 season on Monday afternoon when the Red Raiders host the New Mexico Lobos. First pitch is set for 2 p.m.


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I just returned from speaking at Max Simon's event. It was a wonderful experience.
As I was setting up to speak, I was reminded of one of the most important aspects of speaking – checking your space ahead of time.
I actually didn't learn this practice until much later in my speaking career – and I wasted many opportunities with technology that didn't work, tripping over cords and other mishaps that could have been prevented.
I remember one talk where on the way to the mike, I tripped over a chair leg and knocked over the projector. The whole machine toppled over with a loud crash. I was brand new to this room of people, and no one knew quite what to do. I picked myself up and lightened the room with a joke about how my speaking ability was better than my walking ability. But, it took them fifteen minutes to fix the projector, and I had only 20 minutes to talk. I made the best of the situation, but it wasn't fun.
My embarrassing moments have become your teaching lessons.
It doesn't matter what size room you are speaking in or how long or short the talk is. Always do the following space check to prevent speaking mishaps and calm your nerves:
- Check that the projector is working and you know how to turn it on and off – in case you need to turn it off in your presentation.
- If you are using an AV Team, be sure to know the name of the guy who is running things at the back of the room. That way you can address him if something goes wrong.
- Play with the remote so you know how to move things forward and backward. Also press all the buttons so you know what they are in case you go "button mad" when you get nervous.
- Clear the space of anything that you could trip on – extra cords, papers, chairs etc. Also, you might want to move some people who are sitting a little too close to the front of the room. Make sure there is a clear path to walk.
- Walk around in the space you are presenting in. Note how different areas of the stage or the room feel different. Where are you most comfortable? Do you need a chair or stool to lean on? If you are working with a projector, where are you in and out of the light?
- Make sure you have your handouts, goodies, and demonstrations handy to grab during your presentation.
- If you need a whiteboard – make sure you've got markers.
- Double check that you know exactly how long you'll be speaking and that you've created your presentation so that you know what to skip if time seems tight.
- Make sure you have some kind of visible timer. I love setting up an IPAD with a countdown clock. I also use an application called Clock GT on my I-phone. I change the settings so that the phone stays on the countdown timer the whole time.
- I find it easier to know where I'm supposed to be by a certain section, then I can skip parts if I am running behind.
I hope these set-up tips make your next talk more comfortable and have you feeling in control.© Copyright 2012 Monica Shah


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[artist id="1165669″]Billy Corgan[/artist] may have admitted his love for Jessica Simpson to Rolling Stone, but it seems he's also dishing to the magazine his distaste for [artist id="1220799″]John Mayer[/artist] after Mayer's controversial remarks about Simpson in Playboy magazine.
"He's trying to destroy his career," Corgan told Rolling Stone. "Rather than take a year off or change his musical direction … some part of it is irritating his soul to the point where he's trying to blow it up."
Corgan further said of his fellow musician, "Certainly a talented guy, but empathetically, standing on the sidelines, it's hard to watch someone literally burn their career to the ground. Speaking as somebody who's done it."
In the same interview, the Smashing Pumpkins founder revealed that he's got feelings for Simpson. The two recently collaborated on the theme song for Simpson's new VH1 reality show, "The Price of Beauty."
"If I go, 'Oh, we're just friends,' then it's like, 'Did they go out, did he dump her or she dump him, what happened?' It has nothing to do with any of that. Sometimes people just like being around each other, and good things come out of that," he told the magazine about the nature of his relationship with Simpson. "My goal in life is to love whoever I think is worth loving, and I think if people knew her like I knew her, they would love her like I do. It's really simple."
Simpson seems to be taking this all in stride. She laughed off Mayer's comments when she appeared on "Late Night With David Letterman" on Wednesday night.


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Jack Thanepohn is the owner of Mattress Mill. His shop sits on the corner of Huffine and Love Lanes. He said the new traffic proposal is better than the stop sign that sits there now.
"I think it's great; we're thankful for it," said Thanepohn.
The Montana Department of Transportation's Dustin Rouse said they came up with the proposal to help with increasing traffic on Huffine Lane and to make turning left from Love Lane much safer.
Thanepohn said he's seen how unsafe it is first hand from his shop on the corner.
"We've had accidents there regularly and often on a regular basis my staff has seen close calls," said Thanepohn.
He said adding a left-turn lane will help prevent accidents and make turning a lot easier.
He's not the only one who thinks that. Sara Greer at Montana Party Rentals said making a left onto Huffine Lane can be challenging and dangerous.
"It really is super dangerous to turn out there," said Greer. "For our crews, especially with their big trucks, we don't even allow them to turn left and so they do have to turn right and then go around to get anywhere."
Greer said it is especially frustrating trying to turn left on a time crunch.
"With a 30-minute lunch break you don't want to be sitting there forever," she said.
Thanepohn said in the mornings the wait is even longer and cars back up on Love Lane waiting to turn out. He said he hopes the proposal gets final approval.
"It's a blessing to have the light that is coming and I can't imagine any negative to it," said Thanepohn.
The Montana Department of Transportation said they plan to start the project in 2016 and it will only take one construction season to complete.
Businesses on Love Lane give thumbs up to new traffic proposal
Jack Thanepohn is the owner of Mattress Mill. His shop sits on the corner of Huffine and Love Lanes. He said the new traffic proposal is better than the stop sign that sits there now.


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How about just utilizing our own natural resources first, like every other developed nation does. I know this is anathema to some, but would help break opec. (ANWR, off shore, oil shale , nuclear, coal)
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Fix a (small) integer k and let G be a graph. For every set of k vertices in G we consider the subgraph induced by it. This distribution on k-vertex graphs is called the k-profile of G. Our two main questions are: (i) What are possible k-profiles of large graphs?
This in turn may prove useful in investigating big data that comes in the form of large graphs (e.g., in bioinformatics). The most outstanding open question of type (ii) is the Erdos Hajnal conjecture which posits that for every graph H there is an epsilon 0, such that in every n-vertex G which contains no induced copy of H either the clique number or the anticlique number is nε. Several open questions will be mentioned in this talk. The new results that I will present are joint with Yuval Peled, Avraham Morgenstern, Benny Sudakov, Hao Huang and Humberto Naves
[2] Expander graphs and their applications S Hoory, N Linial, A Wigderson - Bulletin of the American Mathematical Soc., 2006 - Cited by 631
[3] Constant depth circuits, Fourier transform, and learnability N Linial, Y Mansour, N Nisan - Journal of the ACM (JACM), 1993; Cited by 484
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It's 2012! That is wild! Shouldn't we have flying cars or be hanging out with neighboring aliens by now? That's what I thought when I was a little girl. Sometimes I think we haven't advanced much as a society. But when my best friend was anxiously grilling me on what the future of my cardiology needs might be, I realized that a lot has changed, especially in the field of CHD care.
Fifteen years ago, when I turned 18 years old, my pediatric cardiologist said I was "fixed" and literally said "good luck with your life." I went almost 10 years without cardiology care. Today there are adolescents who are preparing for the transition to adult care with grace, gentleness and care.
Fifteen years ago I was enduring open heart surgery to repair my pulmonary valve. Today we have the option of valve replacement via catheterization.
Fifteen years ago I knew only two other people with CHD. Today, thanks to ACHA and social media, I know too many CHD warriors to count, and I have a support group I never thought I'd have.
Fifteen years ago I felt lucky to be alive. Today I feel proud to be alive.
As CHD warriors we know better than others that life is ever-changing. I think about how many more advances we'll benefit from in the next 15 years.
I know as a group we're building strength. We're advocating better than we ever have before. Together we can create advances in our field and change the future for those who are destined to join our ACHD club.
We've just marked a new year. It's a time to reflect on how we treated ourselves or others this past year and to set goals for the coming year. It's all about advancement, right? How are you going to improve upon your human experience?
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I've set theses before but I've never done it with this current web site. I have some Microsoft stock that I just bought a few weeks ago and I want to make sure I have protection in case the bottom falls out. I like to put triggers on everything I buy and then raise them as the stocks go up in price.
So here is the deal
MSFT stock is at around 24.50
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Anyone have an insensitive husband after a miscarriage?
My husband and I just found out that we miscarried. He was very business like and said that it was good it happened sooner than later and told the doctor we would try again. Once home though, he seemed totally unaffected by this. I was told I needed to decide whether to have the D&C and he hasn't even bothered to discuss it with me. When I became emotional about losing the baby and why he won't discuss what's about to happen next, he said he didn't understand why I was so upset. It's been two days now, and he still hasn't said one word about the fact that I may need surgery next week or to even ask how my body is feeling right now. I feel totally abandoned and grief stricken that I'm still carrying our little baby who is no longer alive. Is this a normal reaction from husbands? All I want is some comfort and reassurance from him and he's pretending like it never happened. I'm so hurt and angry.
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I also just had a miscarriage with a simliar stuation with my husband. We have three other kids (7, 5 1/2 and 20 months) so this would have been our 4th. I'm heartbroken, angry, etc. He hasn't said much about it. Nothing. I know everyone deals differently with death, but I feel alone right now. When his mom died of cancer in 2011 he took it apon himself to be the rock to hi siblings so they could grieve and he was there for them. Even then he showed little emotion although I know he was deeply sadden over her loss. He is carrying on like an unemotional robot. We were not trying for another it just happened.posted 01/29/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm so sorry :( stick w/friends! I have a hard time getting my partner to realize that he needs to be sentimental a little more often, i'm almost 27 weeks and its like it hasn't registered that I'm even pregnant, when I need him the most he says "your fine" or just doesn't say anything. I don't think I could possibly understand what you are going through though, and I'm very sorry for your loss. I think you need to tell him exactly how it is, that you are hurt and that you need him to comfort you, and that you need him to be a little more sensitive. explain to him that you were the pregnant one, and that its an experience that is very delicate for all women who want a child, and that its crushing to have a miscarriage, and that he might not understand how you feel but you need him to be there for you instead of acting so uncaring (im sorry you would have to explain this anyway...men). I hope he comes around or that you guys can work it out. Feel better, good luckposted 01/18/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm very sorry to hear about your loss, and I hate that you're having to go through this. Give him time. this is how he's dealing with the loss. You both just lost a child. You want to talk about it, clearly he does not. Try to understand that I'm sure he feels just as torn up about it as you do, he's just expressing it differently. Give him a little bit of time and then try talking to him about it. In the meantime, if YOU need to talk, confide in your closest friends and family. That's what they're there for :)posted 01/18/2013 by kericksen
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Myanmar: Demining moves a step closer
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A major Norwegian demining NGO says it is ready to begin mine-clearing in southeastern Myanmar once it receives a green light.
"As soon as we get the go-ahead from both the government and relevant ethnic groups, we can start doing a survey, and then clearance," Andreas Indregard, country director for NGO Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) in Myanmar, told IRIN. "From our side, we're ready to act."
On 26 September NPA signed an agreement with the Burmese government for the clearance of landmines in Kayah State (eastern Myanmar), Karen and Mon states, as well as the Tanintharyi and Bago regions (all in southern Myanmar).
"But for each area covered by our MoU [memorandum of understanding], we need all relevant groups in the area to agree," Indregard said, adding: "Mine action is a new kind of intervention in Myanmar, and it takes a little bit of time to get everyone on board."
Currently there is no organized demining activity in Myanmar and no one is sure if and when it may begin. In June the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS) reportedly made its first visit to Myanmar in a decade and discussed the possibility of mine clearance with senior officials.
There is little available data on the extent of landmine contamination in Myanmar, though reports indicate the country has one of the highest death and injury rates from landmines in the world.
An estimated five million people live in townships that contain mine-contaminated areas, and are in need of mine risk reduction education, a 2011 report by Geneva Call, a Swiss-based rights group, reported.
However, recent peace initiatives with various ethnic militias have included demining as part of the peace process.
"Mine clearance is very important for the future of Myanmar, especially in the context of the peace process," said Indregard. "In many areas, it will be impossible or very dangerous for IDPs [internally displaced persons] and eventually also refugees to return to their original areas of residence unless demining takes place first."
According to the Thai-Burmese Border Consortium, an umbrella group of NGOs working along the 1,800km Thai-Burmese border, there are over 400,000 people who are either internally displaced or living in refugee camps across the border in Thailand.
Many of these would return to their places of origin if security permitted, the NPA believes.
Landmines are believed to be concentrated on Myanmar's borders with Bangladesh and Thailand, but are a particular threat in southeastern parts of the country as a result of post-independence struggles for autonomy by ethnic minorities in Kayin (Karen) State, Kayah State, the southern part of Shan State, Mon State and Tenasserim/Thanintharyi, according to the Landmine Monitor.
Demining could take years
Activists say both government forces and non-state armed groups use landmines heavily, and anti-personnel mines have resulted in at least 2,800 dead or injured over the past 10 years, according to the Geneva-based International Campaign to Ban Land Mines (ICBL).
IDPs are particularly vulnerable to landmine accidents because of their frequent movement. In the most mine-contaminated areas, both IDPs and residents sometimes abandon fertile agricultural land because of the threat.
ICBL's Yeshua Moser-Puangsuwan said all parties should publicly commit to achieving a complete ban on landmines, including the destruction of mine stocks and production facilities.
"The first step in mine clearance is a verified halt in any new use of mines by all combatants in a given area," Moser-Puangsuwan said. "If the concerned entities do not put in the appropriate resources and make it a high priority, Myanmar will remain mine-affected for decades."
NPA's Indregard said that, based on what they know already, demining will take several years.
"One challenge will probably be the lack of adequate minefield maps," he said, "as many actors have laid landmines without accurate records of where the mines are."
Landmines in Kachin State
Meanwhile, in Myanmar's northernmost Kachin State, aid groups report the continued use of landmines by both sides in the conflict, more than 16 months after the collapse of a 17-year ceasefire between the government and the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), which has been fighting for greater autonomy for the past six decades.
According to the UN, there are some 75,000 IDPs in Kachin State, up from 70,000 in August. More than half of the IDPs are in 36 camps in KIA-controlled areas.
"Even if the war comes to an end now, it won't be safe for the IDPs to return to their villages because of landmines," warned Zau Jar, director of Light Bamaw Development Organization, a local charity helping the displaced.
Myanmar is not a signatory to the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, an international agreement banning the use, stockpiling and production of anti-personal mines.


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Above is the error I get in mail.log, details edited to protect the innocent.Dec 23 15:28:55 mail postfix/smtpd[20184]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from mail.incomingdomain.org[123.456.789.123]: 450 4.7.1 <hostxx.internalsubnet.incomingdomain.org>: Helo command rejected: Host not found; from=<firstname.lastname@example.com> to=<firstname.lastname@example.com> proto=ESMTP helo=<hostxx.internalsubnet.incomingdomain.org>
The following are turned on in the global settings:
- Hostname in greeting violates RFC (reject_invalid_hostname)
- Client's IP address (reject_unknown_client)
- Hostname in greeting (reject_unknown_hostname)
- Sender's domain (reject_unknown_sender_domain)
The two FQDN options are off since so many people can't configure a DNS server correctly.
Anyway, is there a way I can allow matching domain.com type addresses through? All of a sudden recently (last couple weeks) this has been rather common.


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Pretty sure the safety car didn't help Hamilton. He'd only pitted a couple of laps before and went from running about 5th to about 7th.
The Merc really does seem to have a strict max temp. Anything above about 35 celcius track temperature and it's painfully slow, but less and it's as quick as anything else in the field. Unfortunately most races are run above their threshold.


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I am using Oracle web application server on Windows 2000, with Oracle9i Release 184.108.40.206.0 installed. A new Database Access Descriptor (DAD) was setup to connect to the database. (Note: created DAD called GSM on application server called brgdev01) When I call a simple package to display 'hello world' in the browser, I get a 'Page Not Found Error'
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The desired o/p should be 32. i am also getting the same in python console. But the same code is present in my product where instead of 32 the out put is coming as 44444444 (eight fours) i.e whatever value i'am giving to multiply with "a" it is just printing that much a's. If you give 12 then twelve fours will print.
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Southern plantation weddings are what many women have dreamed
of since they were young girls. Many women have long dreamed of
having a perfect fairytale romantic wedding in the charm of one
of the beautiful southern plantation homes.
These plantation homes are spectacular and the providers will
generally pay immaculate attention to all the details related
to your wedding day.
This is what makes plantations perfect dream-like places for
the fairytales of young hearts to come true especially if you're
a fan of the South or Southern history.
It might seem like these romantic southern plantation homes are
only for young couples, however, the fact is that southern plantation
wedding venues are perfect for couples of every age. Couples from
18 to 80-years-old and all ethnicities celebrate their special
day with their friends and families among the historical glories
and charm of the Deep South. These southern plantation weddings
are celebrated in different styles like formal, casual, intimate
and on a grand scale.
The details in regards to weddings include rehearsal dinners,
receptions, wedding brunches and ceremonies held under the oak
trees that may have a little hanging moss for added effect. The
plantation staff sometimes also gives suggestions for hiring wedding
aids like photographers, videographers and wedding planners.
You can take your wedding vows in one of the beautiful ballrooms
or grand pavilions and exhibit an elegant reception afterwards.
Southern plantation wedding venues are also famous because of
the atmosphere that one experiences with the magnificent settings.
Some of these southern plantations have been serving this purpose
for over more than a century. Many will have exquisite gardens
that rival none in the area. They give you an option to spend
your special night after the wedding in one of the lavish suites
that have multiple rooms and also sometimes include a private
The bridal services for the couple include the following:
Several companies have been spending hundreds of thousands of
dollars on the renovation of southern plantation wedding venues.
They make sure that every woman, who is about to get married,
experiences comfort and elegance like that of a princess. There
are special and luxurious dressing rooms for brides, so that they
can get ready for their special day all of the conveniences they
One of the reasons why some people prefer to go for southern
plantation weddings is the charm and luxury of the venue that
offers amenities like salons and spas that are exclusively intended
to spoil the women on the most important day of their lives.
One of the most fascinating parts of southern plantation weddings
is the long pathways that lead to the grand houses. These pathways
have very old and high oak trees on both the sides that provide
dream-like shadow to the passersby.
There are many southern plantation homes which offer both indoor
and outdoor weddings. You can make your special day unforgettable
by celebrating it with elegance in a garden or in a landscaped
area of a southern plantation homes.
Other memorable and romantic experiences for southern plantation
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I met a German man while touring in Eastern Utah. As he filled up my water bottles in this dry land he quizzed me. How come when I come close to cities in the United States the water tastes like (here he stumbled trying to find the right word and finally blurted out) . . . a swimming pool?
How, if at all, do folks treat their water while on tour?
I carry two water filter bottles. A Clear 2 Go for all municipal and biologically safe water, mostly to clean up the chemical taste, and a Katadyn My Bottle for most surface water. Basically, I filter nearly every drop I drink.


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Jay-Z hauled in a truckload of cash this year. The hip-hop mogul was recently crowned the highest paid rap star on Forbes magazine's Top Earning Musicians of 2010 list.
Jay reportedly pocketed $63 million over the last 12 months thanks to profits gained by his 40/40 nightclub chain, his investment in broadway play Fela and the New Jersey Nets, as well as his last album Blueprint 3 and his successful BP3 tour, which brought in close to $1 million per show.
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May 25, 2016
Two local communities will receive several thousand dollars to help make improvements to government buildings.
Among those is the city of Philadelphia, which is receiving a community heritage grant from the Mississippi Department of Archives and History to do work on the Philadelphia police station.
The city will receive about $130,000 for roofing and drainage repairs.
Clarke County will receive a similar grant to do work on the county courthouse's roof, about $72,000. The two grants are a part of $3 million in grants the department has just announced.
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Peck School of the Arts Host Concerts, Theatre, and More, April 25-May 26
The Peck School of the Arts will host several events from April 25 through May 26. Log on to: http://www4.uwm.edu/psoa/ for more information.
Fri, Apr 27 - Symphony Orchestra Concert, 7:30pm, Helen Bader Concert Hall
Performing works by Brahms, Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Copland and Gershwin. This is Professor Margery Deutsch's final concert as Director of Orchestras at UWM. She is retiring in May after 28 years.
$12 general/$10 seniors, UWM faculty and staff/$8 non-UWM students/FREE for UWM students and all school orchestra students and directors with a school ID
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Wed, May 2-Sun, May 6 - Mainstage Series: Three Sisters, 7:30pm Wed-Sat; 2pm Sun, Mainstage Theatre
By Anton Chekhov. Directed by Theatre faculty Rebecca Holderness. Adapted by Theatre student and 2012 graduate Fly Steffens with original score by Bill Barclay. Chekhov's classic play of missed desire, love and yearning set in the frozen landscape of Russia. A birthday cake stays untasted, a military band plays a farewell, the village burns and wolves can be heard in the nearby mountains as a shot rings out that changes everything and nothing.
Thursday, May 3rd - The show will be followed by a talk-back with play adapter Fly Steffens and Assistant Professor of Russian, Joe Peschio, PhD.
$17 general/$12 seniors and UWM faculty, staff and alumni/$10 student
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Thurs, May 3 -Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival Monthly Screening, 7pm, UWM Union Theatre
The Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival presents La Ley del Deseo (Law of Desire), Pedro Almodóvar's 1987 melodrama of sexual attraction starring Antonio Banderas & Carmen Maura. Presented on 35mm. Co-Sponsored by PrideFest Milwaukee & Riviera Maya Restaurant.
Fri, May 4- Sat, May 6 - Milwaukee Underground Film Festival, 7pm on Fri at the Union Theatre; 5 & 8pm at Walker's Point Center for the Arts on Sat; 3 & 6pm at Kenilworth 408 on Sun
The Milwaukee Underground Film Festival is a student-run, international film festival dedicated to showcasing contemporary works of film and video that innovate in form, technique, and content. This annual event exhibits independent films from around the world. Presented by the UWM Film Dept.
Fri, May 4-Sat, May 5 - Graphic Design Capstone Show Resolution 12, Opening reception May 4, 5:30-9pm, Kenilworth Square East, 3rd Floor
Join the UWM Graphic Design department in celebrating the senior graduation class of 2012 and their capstone work.
May 4-6 - Labworks: New Works by New Artists, 7:30pm, Fri-Sat, 2pm Sun, Kenilworth 508
The BFA actors at the advanced level of training take on cutting-edge new short plays as capstone projects. They serve as directors, dramaturgs, acting coaches, and actors in projects that propel these artists into the limelight in a new way. Click here for a schedule of performances.
Purchase your tickets online.
Additional Events
Thurs, Apr 26 - University Band and Studio Brass Ensembles Concert, 8pm, Helen Bader Concert Hall
$12 general/$10 seniors, UWM faculty and staff/$8 non-UWM students/FREE for UWM students and all school band students and directors w/ a school ID
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Sat, Apr 28 - Gospel Choir, 7:30pm, Helen Bader Concert Hall
UWM Gospel Choir Spring Concert
$12 general/$10 seniors, UWM faculty and staff/$8 non-UWM students/FREE for UWM students w/ ID
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Wed, May 2 - Artists Now: Beth Lipman - The Still Life Revisited, 7pm, Arts Center Lecture Hall - ACL 120
Lipman's still life projects reflect her ability to control material in the moment. Through this process, glass objects are made, composed, and reduced to a photograph before they are destroyed or recycled. Lipman will discuss the still life tradition, her own work, and other inspirations.
Thurs, May 3 - Hiding in the Light Artists Talk, 6pm, Inova/Kenilworth
Artist talk in conjunction with the exhibit "Miller & Shellabarger: Hiding in the Light."


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One of only two lettermen with a last name that starts with "Q" in Nebraska football history, Jeff Quinn earned three letters as a quarterback for the Huskers from 1978 to 1980. The Ord, Neb., native ranks among NU's top 20 all-time passers with 2,005 career yards, while completing nearly 58 percent of his passes. The Huskers finished among the top 10 in the final national rankings in each of the three seasons that Quinn lettered.
Name - (Hometown) - Position - Years
Quindt, Brandon - (Scottsbluff, Neb.) - S - 1997
Quinn, Jeff - (Ord, Neb.) - QB - 1978-79-80
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ROCKVILLE, Maryland — A Montgomery County Council committee is staying out of the turf war over access to soccer fields at Montgomery County schools.
The council's education committee voted to let the school system move ahead on a construction bid for a field at Winston Churchill High School while a lawsuit over access to school fields plays out.
"If it's something that's an overarching policy that we find as a result of the court case that needs to be changed or needs to be revisited, we can take a look at that," Council President Craig Rice said.
Montgomery Soccer Inc. (MSI) is suing the Montgomery County Board of Education and has filed a complaint with the Maryland State Board of Education alleging the bidding process was tilted in favor of other smaller, wealthier clubs.
Doug Schuessler with MSI expressed his frustration after the council committee's meeting Monday morning.
"I'm tired of being the organization that is constantly working within the school system in all of the communities with special needs, the communities that are economically disadvantaged," Schuessler says adding that MSI is shut out of accessing some of the most desirable fields.
Schuessler told reporters the county Department of Recreation often asks MSI for help.
"And we always say yes, and we always deliver," Schuessler says.
Schuessler says that should have been taken into account in the school system's decision to award access to its fields to other groups, including the Bethesda Soccer Club.
Montgomery County Public Schools spokesman Brian Edwards told Bethesda Magazine MSI's claims were "without merit."
The full Montgomery County Council will vote on the bids for construction of the turf fields on Tuesday.
WTOP's Kate Ryan contributed to this report. Follow @WTOP on Twitter and WTOP on Facebook.
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September 19, 2011
Chair Friedman encouraged the members to become familiar with the Faculty Council website and the information available there. The new members of the Council could learn helpful information from the "Faculty Council Primer" posted on the website, which explains how the Council functions, its composition, as well as the duties and responsibilities of the members. He said he had revised the primer this past summer and thought it was up-to-date. Members are expected to attend the meetings and actively participate in discussions and committee work. He reported that the meeting attendance policy was tightened up last year and now states that a member receiving two unexcused absences during the academic year has essentially vacated his or her seat on the Council and would be replaced. He explained that receiving an excused absence involves merely sending an email or making a telephone call to the Faculty Council office to let Ms. Debbie Roberts or Ms. Anita Ahmadi know about the absence.
Chair Friedman explained that being recognized to speak at a Council meeting involved standing up at a floor microphone and stating ones name and department, which is required because the meeting is recorded for a transcription used to prepare the minutes. He also reminded each member to recruit a colleague to serve in the faculty grievance pool, from which names are drawn to form a hearing panel in the rare cases where a grievance hearing is required. Members who do not submit names within a week would, by default, have their own names included in the pool. It is preferable to ask full professors, or at least associate professors, about their willingness to be included in the pool, because faculty members can only serve on hearing panels of faculty whose titles are equal to or lower than their own.
Chair Friedman said additional volunteers were needed for the committees that assist the School of Undergraduate Studies in determining which courses meet the criteria to carry flags for undergraduate core requirements. He encouraged members to become involved and have input into this important matter concerning the core curriculum.
He also announced that the process of determining who should serve as the Council's parliamentarian was changed last year to now be the responsibility of the Faculty Council Executive Committee (FCEC). Because the FCEC members believed Vice President Patti Ohlendorf (legal affairs) had served the University well in this capacity in the past, the committee had recommended that she be asked to continue serving in this role, and he was pleased to report that she had agreed to do so.


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The Websearch.amaizingsearches.info redirect virus is a very harmful browser hijacker that can alter default internet settings on a computer. First of all, it uses malicious methods to get inside your PC, after it modifies DNS settings under mozilla firefox, chrome, safari, internet explorer and opera. From here onwards, each and everytime you are about to search the web, your browser will take you to Websearch.amaizingsearches.info or http://Websearch.amaizingsearches.info instead of your favorite search engine like Google, Bing etc. Even this malware may replace your default startpage so you,ll be seeing the Websearch.amaizingsearches.info website everytime yo launch web browser. If you detect such activities on your machine, you have to uninstall the Websearch.amaizingsearches.info hijacker as soon as you can.
Disadvantages and risks of having Websearch.amaizingsearches.info:
- It may change & corrupt default settings of browsers like Firefox, Chrome or Internet explorer
- Changes home page and displays unwanted pop-ups advertisements
- Causes frequent web redirects to wrong websites, hijacks search engine settings and leads to unexpected webpages
- Keeps record of browsing activities and interests
- Collects Personal user information which may include sensitive financial data such as logins, usernames, accounts
- It may bring further infections are direct the user to infectious sites
- Makes the browser run slow, uses a big part of system resources
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First of all, Uninstall the program. (Skip to the next step if the application is not listed in Control Panel).
"Start > Settings > Control Panel. Now Locate and open "Add or Remove Programs" or "PROGRAMS AND FEATURES". Find "Websearch.amaizingsearches.info". Now click Uninstall/Remove.
Now remove the program from Browser.
Internet Explorer users:
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Block Websearch.amaizingsearches.info pop-ups
To stop pop-ups from malware,
Click on TOOLS > POP-UP BLOCKER, then click TURN ON POP-UP BLOCKER. and then go to POP-UP BLOCKER SETTINGS. (Type any website you wish to block popups from)
Firefox users:
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Chrome Users:
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Stop processes of this malware:
Open Task Manager to stop processes.
Remove associated registry settings:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\internet explorer\toolbar\webbrowser
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run ".exe"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings "WarnonBadCertRecving" = '0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ActiveDesktop "NoChangingWallPaper" = '1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Attachments "SaveZoneInformation" = '1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System "DisableTaskMgr" = '1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Download "CheckExeSignatures" = 'no'
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main "Use FormSuggest" = 'yes'
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced "ShowSuperHidden" = 0
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Wednesday May 25th
Meter Hoods
Businesses, organizations or individuals actively engaged in construction of any type or other activity necessitating the reservation of parking spaces may rent meter hoods. The City's policy is to designate these daily use zones for the following applicants only:
1. The business or property owner immediately adjacent to the proposed zone;
2. A construction contractor, mover, etc. for an activity on the same block as the proposed zone. The designated zone shall be as close as practicable to the work site. Only vehicles and equipment necessary to the activity can be parked in the daily use zone.
Property/business owner's private vehicles are not authorized to park at a hooded meter.
Meter hoods are rented at a cost of $5.00 per day to qualifying individuals and organizations. Contact the Parking Garage office (454-2278) for information.


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Yesterday a local Mormon leader asked me a rather common question posed by Mormons seeking to discuss their faith with Jewish friends and colleagues. He has a Jewish coworker who has expressed the desire to read the Book of Mormon in order to better understand his Mormon friends' belief system. While the leader was looking forward to giving his friend a Book of Mormon and discussing it with him, he was wondering what to say if/when his friend asked him about certain passages in the book that appear to treat Jews harshly. I told him that if his friend was familiar with the Hebrew Bible, he would have nothing to worry about.
According to the Book of Mormon narrative, a group of Israelites led by a prophet named Lehi left Jerusalem around 600 BCE and eventually made their way to the Americas. Lehi's righteous son, Nephi, is the author of the first two books in the Book of Mormon. A cursory reading would seem to suggest that Nephi harbored some unkind feelings towards the Jews of his time. For example, in the first chapter of the first book, Nephi refers to his father's Jewish persecutors' "wickedness" and "abominations," and in the second book he condemns the Jews' "works of darkness" (2 Nephi 25:2). However, when those remarks are put into context they should not trouble Jews – or anyone else – at all.
If indeed Nephi and his family left Jerusalem just before the Babylonian captivity, they would certainly have had good reason to condemn their neighbors' conduct. Jeremiah the prophet would have been their contemporary. As one rabbi put it to me, "When it comes to criticizing Jews' sins, Nephi's got nothing on Jeremiah." A few minutes ago I happened to open the Book of Jeremiah to chapter 9, where Jeremiah calls his people "adulterers" and "treacherous men" who "bend their tongues like their bow for lies" and "proceed from evil to evil." Students of the scriptures will recall that Jeremiah's Jewish contemporaries were sacrificing their children to heathen idols and engaging in every sin imaginable, to the extent that they had broken their covenant with God. When viewed in this light, Nephi's condemnation of their actions is more than justifiable.
During my presentations on Jewish-Mormon relations, I point out that while history shows it is possible to revere the Hebrew Bible and New Testament and still be an anti-Semite, it also shows that it is not possible to revere the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament and the Book of Mormon and still hate Jews. If my friend's coworker does read the Book of Mormon, he will also come across the 29th chapter of Nephi's second book, which contains the most philo-Semitic rebuke in all of scripture. Here Nephi slams Gentiles for not showing enough appreciation to Jews:
And because my words shall hiss forth—many of the Gentiles shall say: A Bible! A Bible! We have got a Bible, and there cannot be any more Bible.
But thus saith the Lord God: O fools, they shall have a Bible; and it shall proceed forth from the Jews, mine ancient covenant people. And what thank they the Jews for the Bible which they receive from them? Yea, what do the Gentiles mean? Do they remember the travails, and the labors, and the pains of the Jews, and their diligence unto me, in bringing forth salvation unto the Gentiles?
O ye Gentiles, have ye remembered the Jews, mine ancient covenant people? Nay; but ye have cursed them, and have hated them, and have not sought to recover them. But behold, I will return all these things upon your own heads; for I the Lord have not forgotten my people.
Thou fool, that shall say: A Bible, we have got a Bible, and we need no more Bible. Have ye obtained a Bible save it were by the Jews? [2 Nephi 29:3-6]
There's a lot more to say on this subject, but my examples should suffice to reassure new readers of the Book of Mormon that there is no anti-Semitic theme in the book. As Jewish Journal columnist Dennis Prager is fond of saying, Hebrew prophets are unique in that they criticize their own people. Isaiah and Jeremiah certainly did, so Mormons can be forgiven for not getting too excited when a man whom they accept as an Israelite prophet had unflattering things to say about his (and Jeremiah's) contemporaries.
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June 1, 2016
Damion Fletcher ran for 156 yards and a touchdown as Southern Miss beat Tennessee-Martin 35-13 tonight.
Fletcher scored on a four-yard run in the third quarter to put Southern Miss up 21-6.
The sophomore also eclipsed the 1,500-yard mark in his career during the game.
It was the first meeting between the Golden Eagles and the Skyhawks, who are members of the Football Championship Subdivision, formerly Division I-AA.
Tennessee-Martin is coached by Jason Simpson, a former player for Southern Miss' Jeff Bower, and two of his assistants also coached for Bower in Hattiesburg.
The Golden Eagles fell behind 6-0 early on field goals of 24 and 25 yards by the Skyhawks' Tom Hansen.
But Southern Miss rallied to take a 14-6 lead at halftime, thanks mostly to Fletcher. He had 122 yards rushing in the first half.
A 36-yard run by Fletcher set up Jeremy Young's one-yard quarterback sneak for a score. And Fletcher's 21-yard run led to a 14-yard reverse for a touchdown by Chris Johnson.
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