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Jura may still be missing from much of Google-sourced mapping – they are still unable to diagnose and repair the reason for its mysterious vanishing – but the Giles Perring, from the specialist Sound of Jura studio, repeatedy puts the island back on the map with unusual musical releases.
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Congratulations on your admission to Queen's! We are so excited to welcome you to the family. The next few months are going to be a whirlwind but keep in mind that our team is here to help you. If you feel lost or you're not sure what your next move is, simply give us a call 613-533-2470.
The Arts and Science Faculty Office is very happy to introduce our Registration Assistants for 2015-16, Ruth Hobbis, Brandon Murray and Maggie Veneman. Ruth, Maggie and Brandon come to us with lots of advising experience and they are eager to help us welcome our new students as well as provide support to our current students.
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This combined song and dance is a distinctive Queen's tradition, performed at sporting events and most university occasions less formal than convocations (although spontaneous Oil Thighs have also been known to occur). It consists of the old song "Queen's College Colours," sung to the accompaniment of a low-kicking sort of can-can dance.
The name "Oil Thigh" comes from the chorus of the song, which begins with the Gaelic words "Oil thigh na Banrighinn a'Banrighinn gu brath" ("The college of the wife of the King forever"). At football games, it is a tradition that students perform an Oil Thigh after every touchdown.
The song "Queen's College Colours" was written in 1898 by student Alfred Lavell to inspire Queen's football team to victory after a disappointing loss to the University of Toronto. Its staying power is somewhat surprising: it was just one of countless university songs penned at a time when songwriting was a booming pastime among students, and even Lavell later described its verses as "sophomoric."
Its survival is due partly to its rousing Gaelic chorus, which was actually written separately as a university cheer in 1891, and its popular tune, stolen from the American "Battle Hymn of the Republic." But it has also prospered because most of its rivals suffered even more noticeably from over-sentimentality and clumsy rhyme.
The song's original line "So, boys, go in and win!" was changed to "So, Gaels, go in and win!" in 1985 to include Queen's women athletes.
The modern version of the Oil Thigh:
Queen's College colours we are wearing once again,
Soiled as they are by the battle and the rain,
Yet another victory to wipe away the stain!
So, Gaels, go in and win!
Oil thigh na Banrighinn a'Banrighinn gu brath!
Oil thigh na Banrighinn a'Banrighinn gu brath!
Oil thigh na Banrighinn a'Banrighinn gu brath!
Cha-gheill! Cha-gheill! Cha-gheill!
Varsity's not invincible, they tremble at the news
Of Queen's College Colours and are shaking in their shoes.
Yet another victory, the chance we dare not lose.
So, Gaels, go in and win!
Chorus: Oil thigh, na Banrighinn...
McGill has met defeat before, they've heard the same old tale
Of Queen's College colours, boys, the ones that seldom fail,
Remember Captain Curtis and the conquerors of Yale,
So, Gaels, go in and win!
Chorus: Oil thigh, na Banrighinn...
Western's White and Purple have come down to Queen's to score,
We sent them back to London as they'd ne'er been sent before.
And Queen's again were victors as they were in days of yore,
So, Gaels, go in and win!
There may be other colours to the breezes oft unfurled,
And many another college yell by student voices hurled;
Queen's College colours are the dearest in the world,
So, Gaels, go in and win!
This Gaelic war cry, correctly pronounced "kay yi-al" and usually translated as "no surrender," is the rousing conclusion of Queen's traditional cheer (see below). The cheer is now used almost exclusively in the chorus of "Queen's College Colours," popularly known as the Oil Thigh song, but actually predates the song.
The cheer was composed in 1891 by three Gaelic-speaking students: Donald Cameron, F.A. McRae, and another called MacLean, whose first name is not known. It was incorporated into "Queen's College Colours" when the song was written in 1897.
The term "Cha Gheill" is sometimes used separately, especially between older alumni at university occasions, as a jocular equivalent of "Cheers!" or as a salutation at the end of letters.
The original cheer was:
Dearg! Gor'mus! Buidthe!
Oil Thigh na Banrighinn gu Brath!
Cha Gheill! Cha Gheill! Cha Gheill!
This translates as:
Red! Blue! Yellow!
Queen's forever!
No surrender!
It is pronounced:
Jarg! Gormoos! Boo-ee-ee-ee!
Oil Thigh na Banree gu Braw!
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Volleyball Completes Weekend Sweep of Southern Miss
Oct. 9, 2011
TULSA, Okla. - Kellie Culbertson, Tyler Henderson and Diana Silva each tallied double-digit kills as the Tulsa volleyball team completed the weekend sweep of Southern Miss with a 3-0 (27-25, 25-18, 25-23) win Sunday afternoon at the Donald W. Reynolds Center.
The Golden Hurricane improved to 15-5 overall and 6-1 in C-USA play, while Southern Miss fell to 7-11 overall and 1-5 in league play.
Culbertson had a double-double with 11 kills and 19 digs, while Henderson recorded 14 kills and Silva tallied 13 kills with nine digs. Kelsey Hancock added nine kills with a .350 attack percentage and Jessica Adams tallied 15 digs.
Bailey Clampitt led TU with 26 assists, while Jordan Clampitt recorded 23 assists. Both setters added seven digs.
Tulsa hit .243 as a team (56-20-148) with 56 kills, 53 assists, two service aces, 62 digs and 5.0 blocks. Southern Miss hit .178 (41-18-129) with 41 kills, 40 assists, two aces, 62 digs and 7.0 blocks.
"I was proud of our defense overall for the weekend," Tulsa Head Coach Steven McRoberts said. "We held them to a pretty respectable percentage on both days. Today, it seemed like there were a lot more runs, especially in sets two and three than there were yesterday. We're going to have to do some things better, especially with UAB coming up on Friday. But I'm really pleased that we can get out of here with two three-set wins.
The teams went back and forth throughout the first set, which saw 21 ties and seven lead changes. Tulsa converted 19 of 26 - 73 percent - sideout opportunities in the set, while Southern Miss converted 69 percent (18-26) of its sideouts. The Golden Hurricane had 20 kills and 23 digs, and the Golden Eagles had 21 kills and 27 digs in the frame. Culbertson had nine digs and six kills, Adams had eight digs, and Henderson had five kills.
Tulsa broke away from a 10-10 tie with USM midway through the second set with a 7-1 run to take a 17-11 lead, and cruise to the win. Silva led TU with five kills, while Hancock and Henderson each had four. Adams and Culbertson added five and four digs, respectively.
The Hurricane faced a 21-16 deficit in the third set, but closed the gap to one point with a 5-1 run. Down, 23-21, TU got kills from Miriele Gobbo, Jordan Clampitt and Henderson sandwiched around a USM attack error to win the set.
"The scores were almost a carbon copy of yesterday," McRoberts said. "The first set went to extra points, the second set we won by a fair amount, and the third set was 25-23. It's tough when you play a team back-to-back in a weekend. There were no secrets about what each of us was trying to do."
The Golden Hurricane returns to action next weekend when it travels to UAB and Memphis. TU plays at UAB Friday at 7 p.m. and at Memphis Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Recent Turmoil in Emerging Markets and the Behavior of Country-Fund Discounts: Renewing the Puzzle of the Pricing of Closed-End Mutual Funds
Recent Turmoil in Emerging Markets and the Behavior of
Country Fund Discounts: Renewing the Puzzle of the Pricing
of Closed-End Mutual Funds by Charles Kramer and R. Todd Smith
It is well known that shares of closed-end funds usually trade at
discounts to the net asset value of the underlying basket of securities.
However, closed-end funds do, on occasion, trade at premiums. Although a
wide variety of explanations have been advanced to explain deviations of
price and net asset value, only the investor sentiment hypothesis of Lee,
Shleifer, and Thaler (1990) can potentially account for the dynamics of such
deviations. Their argument is that investors in closed-end funds--mostly
small investors--trade on the basis of factors besides information, in
particular, on the basis of sentiment. This hypothesis could explain why
fund prices deviate from the value of the underlying assets: when small
investors are pessimistic, funds trade at a discount, and when they are
optimistic, funds trade at a premium.
While this hypothesis has gained much currency in its application to
pricing of closed-end funds that invest in U.S. securities, it is hard to
see how it could explain recent movements in closed-end country funds,
especially Mexico funds. The paper notes that, in particular, closed-end
funds dedicated to Mexico and other Latin American stock markets developed
large premius after the December 1994 devaluation of the Mexican peso andthe subsequent financial crisis. The investor sentiment hypothesis could
explain these events only by suggesting that investors are optimistic about
Mexican stocks; this possibility seems unlikely given the facts surrounding
the devaluation.
The recent crisis in Mexico erupted with the announcement on
December 20, 1994 by Mexican authorities that the peso would be devalued
immediately by 13 percent. Although there had been a gradual deterioration
in Mexican financial markets throughout 1994, by most accounts critical
information (notably, on foreign reserves) that pointed to the seriousness
of the problem was lacking in the run-up to the devaluation, and
international investors were caught off guard by the devaluation. The
information contained in the announcement caused enormous negative
adjustments in Mexican financial markets.
It seems reasonable to conclude that this shock induced pessimism in
investors in closed-end Mexico funds about securities returns in Mexico, and
thus, according to Lee, Shleifer, and Thaler, would have widened the
discount on Mexico closed-end funds. In fact, after December 20, modest
discounts turned into very large premiums for all closed-end Mexico funds.
Their paper argues instead that a sensible explanation for recent dynamics
of closed-end country funds is that investors in these funds are loss
averse, which implies that they do not want to realize paper losses on their
closed-end fund shares. This aversion to losses works to put a drag on the
downward movement in closed-end fund prices.


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Deena Nicole's Arrest Timeline: What Really Happened to the Jersey Shore Star?
Poor Deena Nicole was arrested earlier this summer and now she has to relive her drunken antics all over again on Jersey Shore Season 6. Want to know what really happened during the arrest? Find out below.
Sunday, June 10, Mid-Afternoon: Deena gets drunk. A seaside witness told us that Deena was spotted leaving the Shore House in the middle of the afternoon on Sunday, and "it definitely looked like she had already been drinking." Deena then went to a boardwalk bar, where she was seen drinking and crying about losing her "meatball," aka Snooki. She was apparently asking random strangers if they would be her meatball for the day.
Sunday, June 10, Mid-Afternoon: Deena allegedly gets disorderly. Deena then left the bar, which is when she got into trouble. There are photos of Deena on the boardwalk before her arrest; in one, she's standing on a bar, in another it looks like she may have fallen over. There is also video of her yelling at a heckler that afternoon. She was also seen hitting cars, which according to our source, is "when the arrest took place."
Sunday, June 10, Mid-Afternoon: Deena gets arrested. Deena was arrested for disorderly conduct in front of the Shore House.
Sunday, June 10: Deena gets bailed out. According to our witness, the entire cast went to the police station to get Deena, but they were not allowed to take her home (here's a pic of the cast leaving). Later, Deena's parents came and bailed her out. She was escorted to the Shore House by her parents and a cop. It's not clear exactly how long Deena was in jail, but it was still light out when her parents took her home.
Monday, June 11: Deena heads back to work. Deena was spotted back to work at the Shore Store on Monday, June 11.
July 3: Deena heads to court, but avoid jail time. Deena appeared in court on July 3 to face her charges. Her disorderly conduct charge was dropped and instead she was slapped with a minor pedestrian violation of not walking on the sidewalk. She was forced to pay a $106 fine and avoided any jail time.
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The European Union's Development Commissioner, Andris Piebalgs, on Wednesday (December 19th) said the European Union will support Djibouti's project to build a desalination plant.
The plant will use renewable energy to provide water to 200,000 people, one-fourth of the country's population. The EU will provide €40.5 million of the estimated cost of €46 million for the plant.
The remaining €5.5 million will be financed from Djibouti. The announcement was made following a visit to Brussels by Djibouti's Prime Minister, Mr. Dileita Mohamed Dileita. Announcing the funding, Development Commissioner, Andris Piebalgs, said "access to water is a human right and it's unacceptable that insufficient water supply can be a source of conflict, as Djibouti recently experienced". He said that with the new project the EU is "not only increasing access to water for the people" but also helping "to bring security and stability for all Djiboutians".
It was also an example that the EU was prepared to keep its promises. Djibouti suffers from an acute water shortage and recently endured a prolonged drought. The current demand for water in Djibouti City (where around 75% of the population lives) is estimated at 80,000 m3 a day but less than half of this is currently supplied by the local aquifer, the only source of potable water for the city. This has now reached its physical limit. The only viable alternative is desalination. The PEPER (Producing Safe Drinking Water with Renewable Energy) project will set up a desalination plant in the capital to directly respond to the need to provide affordable and clean drinking water.
The new facility will have a capacity of 22,500 m3 per day, easily extendable to 45,000 m3 per day. The PEPER project is one of the components of the EU's Sustainable Energy for All initiative, which President Barroso announced in April. It will also support the Government of Djibouti's reform program in the energy sector.
The project is in line with commitments made at the Rio +20 summit and marks the first step towards Djibouti's goal of moving towards 100% renewable energy by 2020.


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Ready for the WORD this weekend?
You still have time to review the scriptures for this Sunday's Mass and be better prepared to hear the Lord's Word when it's proclaimed in the liturgy.
The texts and commentary on them (and hints for helping children prepare to hear the Word) can all be found here.
It's amazing the difference a little time at home can make when listening to the scriptures in church...
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I really think your statement is worth repeating-
thank you for saying it.
Even with our best intentions and best effort at attention, things happen- whether it is distractions in our own minds, or what is going on around us. And sometimes, the reading is over and we missed it.
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Thanks, Steve!
I often wonder if anyone finds my two posts a week on the Sunday scriptures helpful - if folks read them. Good to know that they've reached at least one person!
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Lucille Jones, age 87, of Sweetwater, Texas, passed away on Monday, April 25, 2011, at Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital.Â
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 27, 2011, at Cate-Spencer & Trent Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Ward Hayes officiating. Burial will follow at Sweetwater Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Cate-Spencer & Trent Funeral Home.Â
Family will receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday, April 26, 2011 from 6:30-8 p.m.
Lucille was born on March 5, 1924 in Chillicothe, Texas to John Henry and Mattie Morris. She married Cleveland Ray Jones on Sept. 3, 1939, in Quanah, Texas. She was a Baptist and a homemaker.Â
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Tim Ruskell interviews for Bears GM vacancy ThursdayContinue reading.
Tim Ruskell out as Bears player personnel director
New Bears general manager Phil Emery didn't waste much time making a big decision.
He's relieved Tim Ruskell of his duties as the Bears director of player personnel. The team described the decision as "mutually agreed upon."
Ruskell had been the interim general manager since Jerry Angelo was let go Jan. 3. Ruskell had previously been the president of the Seattle Seahawks.
Ruskell and Emery have history, though.
When he was the assistant general manager in Atlanta, Ruskell hired Emery as the college scouting director. That was Emery's first big break in the NFL, having served as an area scout for the Bears from 1998 to 2004.
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Skim milk is made by physically separating and removing the fat content from whole dairy milk. Since fat removal also strips the milk of all its fat-soluble vitamins, skim milk must be fortified with vitamins A and D to make up for the loss of nutrition. For the general population, skim milk serves as an excellent nutritional substitute for whole milk. It is the more favorable choice if you are on a reduced fat diet or have a higher risk of heart disease. However, there are experts who question the safety of the skimming process and argue that drinking skim milk instead of whole milk can result in adverse health effects.
Cardiovascular Health
The biggest disadvantage of whole milk is its high content of saturated fat. One cup of whole milk contains 5 grams of saturated fat which is nearly a quarter of your daily intake limit. Whole milk is also high in cholesterol with about 25 milligrams per serving. High dietary intake of saturated fat and cholesterol can significantly increase your chances for fatal diseases like strokes and heart attacks. If you have or have a family history of high blood pressure, high cholesterol or other cardiovascular disorders, switching from regular to nonfat milk is definitely a necessary change. Elderly people should also drink skim rather than whole milk to prevent cholesterol buildup in their blood vessels. In fact, studies have linked low fat or skim milk consumption to decreased risks of arterial hypertension and coronary heart disease.
Calcium Source
Perhaps the most important nutritional value of milk is its high content of calcium. One cup of milk can supply about 25% to 30% of your daily recommended calcium intake. Dairy calcium is easier to absorb than calcium from vegetarian sources, and by removing the fat content, calcium absorption becomes even more efficient. Studies have shown that saturated fat in whole milk can deter your intestinal uptake of calcium. Therefore for elderly people and especially postmenopausal women who are in higher jeopardy of calcium deficiency, drinking skim milk is the best solution to prevent diseases like osteoporosis, high blood pressure and neuromuscular disorders.
Fertility and Cancer
A study in 2006 suggests that high intake of low fat or skim milk can impair a woman's ability to ovulate whereas the intake of high fat dairy foods can improve female fertility. If you are planning for a baby or currently pregnant, you should stick to drinking whole milk.
Some studies have shown that drinking skim milk can reduce your potential of colorectal cancer. Others suggest that skim milk can promote the onset of male prostate cancer whereas whole milk can help prevent it. Up to the current date, there is still no absolute conclusion on how milk affects cancer risks.
Weight Management
The popular choice for weight control is skim milk. It is significantly lower in calories and fat content. Some specialty skim milk varieties are stripped of sugar and fortified with extra protein to make them more conducive to weight loss. However, there are evidences that suggest the conjugated linoleic acid in whole milk can help reduce body fat and increase lean muscle mass. So in this light, you can benefit from drinking either whole or non fat milk if you watch your daily caloric intake.


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THE market for cheap, no-frills terminals designed purely to connect to the Internet will never take off, according to a new report. Industry analysts at Forrester Research of Cambridge, Massachusetts, say that the stripped-down terminals, called Network Computers, are doomed to fail.
Larry Ellison, the founder of software giant Oracle, mooted the idea of NCs last year. He envisaged machines that would cost under $500much less than the high-powered PCs people now buy. They would have no hard disc on which to store data, but they would provide the computing power needed to connect to the Internet.
"The personal computer is a ridiculous device," says Ellison. "It is much too complicated. IBM's introduction of the PC was the biggest marketing mistake in the history of the Earth." Ellison recently unveiled a prototype NC in the Netherlands, and promised that products made under licence from Oracle would cost no more than ...
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The Lovers is a card we're all quite happy to see in a love and relationship reading since it's almost always a sign that the person we are reading for is involved or about to be involved with one of the key players in his or her life – a soul mate even.
However, this doesn't always mean that the other person is 'The One' in the sense of he or she being the one the seeker settles down with. It simply means that this person has come into the seeker's life for a reason (to mirror qualities of self) and also that important choices that shape the seeker's future have to be made due to the impact of this relationship.
In a single person's Love Tarot reading, The Lovers invariably means that they are about to meet a new love. However, 3 of Swords indicates that the feelings won't be reciprocated. The Knight of Wands shows us that the other person is likely to be a 'player' rather than someone who is willing or able to commit.
For committed love on the horizon, we want The Lovers to show up with the 2 or 10 of Cups, the Knight of Cups, The Hierophant, The Sun or the 4 of Wands.
If this card shows up in a reading for someone who is already in a relationship, it's often a sign that they or the person they are involved with is ready to take the relationship to the next level. Reversed, and/or next to Justice and depending on other cards in the reading, it could indicated divorce.
It can also indicate that you can now simply enjoy the pleasure of the company of your beloved, especially in combination of the 10 of Cups and the 4 of Wands. Show your beloved that you have no intention of taking them for granted and vow to yourself to make the happiness last and last…
The Lovers can also indicate a soul mate with which you share a past life connection. Click HERE to read more about various card combinations and what they mean in terms of past lives and present karmic contracts.
On an intimate level, language and expressing one's wishes fearlessly to the beloved is part of the energy of this card which corresponds with the sign of Gemini. This is not an energy that lends itself well to D/s in sex, unless you do it playfully and with the intention of switching roles at some point. The Lovers energy is more concerned with equality and playfulness. Light touch, lots of laughter, whispering sweet nothings, dirty talk and tickles (feathers!) would suit the Gemini energies.
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Tonight John and I ran the Sarah Vaughn loop. This was my first run in a long time where we started out in the dark. It was still 30 out so not too cold, but chilly. I've been looking for some thicker weight running pants to help with the cold weather. I haven't found any yet, but have found a thicker undershirt. It kept me nice and toasty :)
I was hoping my run would put me in a better mood. I enjoyed John's company, but I'm still annoyed with how my day went. Perhaps I needed to run longer. I'll have to add mileage on in the future depending on how my day went.
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Broadway Bar Restaurant in downtown Sarasota will reopen its doors to customers Monday after shuttering for several days because of a sales tax dispute.
The restaurant, which is one of Sarasota County's oldest eateries, shuttered last week due to a sales tax audit. A sign posted on the restaurant's front door from the Florida Department of Revenue stated that Broadway Bar's license to operate had been revoked because of the owners' failure to pay taxes.
The restaurant took those few days to resolve the dispute, said managing partner, Carolyn Heath, and will reopen Monday afternoon at 4 p.m.
"We're calling it our own little government shutdown," Heath said.
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The world's No. 1 chipmaker Intel made its debut in the smartphone chip market with the unveiling of Lenovo K800 smartphone at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the first phone to run on Intel's Medfield processor.
Sporting a 4.5-inch a TFT display with 720p, the Intel-powered smartphone K800 includes a 1.6GHz Medfield processor and runs on Android 4.0 OS along with Lenovo's LeOS. The phone will use Intel's 32-nanometer mobile chip dubbed Medfield, which is part of Intel's Atom line. I
The phone features an 8 megapixel shooter with dual-LED flash and a front-facing camera for video calling. For connectivity, the phone packs the usual 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS connectivity and Wi-Di (Wireless Display). The phone will also offer support for near-field communication ( NFC) for mobile payments and a HDMI port. The phone will be able to stream video to TV sets equipped with Intel's Wireless Display technology. According to reports, K800 is compatible with WCDMA HSPA+ and will be available on AT&T's 3G network.
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Bollywood diva Kareena Kapoor is one of the most glamorous heroines of Bollywood. But the actress will be seen in a complete de-glam avatar in Punit Malhotra's Gori Tere Pyar Mein.
Kareena Kapoor recently went de-glam while promoting her upcoming movie Satyagraha, in which she is playing the role of a journalist. In Satyagraha, she will be seen in a simple kurta, jeans and stole.
According to the recent reports, in Gori Tere Pyar Mein, Kareena Kapoor will wear Salwar Kameez, specially designed by Manish Malhotra. Talking about the movie, a source told a leading website, "Kareena's look in this film is very plain. She sports a bindi and very minimal make up. As for her hair, it is mostly tied into a simple ponytail. As she has light eyes, lots of kajal has been used. The makeup is done in keeping with the character she is playing."
Gori Tere Pyar Mein also stars Imraan Khan in the leads.
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Bollywood diva Kareena Kapoor spotted on the sets of Gori Tere Pyar Mein.
Kareena Kapoor clicked with Gori Tere Pyar Mein director Punit Malhotra.
Kareena Kapoor clicked with the crew of her upcoming movie Gori Tere Pyar Mein.
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Kareena Kapoor posing with co-star Imran Khan and director Punit Malhotra.
This is the second time Kareena Kapoor and Imran Khan are working together.
Imran With Kareena
The first film they did together was Karan Johar's Ek Mein Aur Ekk Tu.
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Kareena Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor, Imran Khan and Punit Malhotra on the sets of Gori Tere Pyar Mein.
On The Sets Pics
Kareena, Imran and Punit clicked by the shutterbugs on the sets of Gori Tere Pyar Mein.
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Gori Tere Pyar Mein is Produced by Karan Johar and Hiroo Yash Johar under the banner of Dharma Productions
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Kareena-Imran's Gori Tere Pyar Mein is expected to release in November 2013.


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| August 28, 2012
The Woodlands Township is seeking bids for a professional services project.
Details of the project are as follows: Actuarial Services related to a proposed defined benefit pension plan to be established under the Texas Local Fire Fighters Retirement Act for eligible employees of The Woodlands Township.
The bid was published at midnight Aug. 24 and closes at 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7.
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Americans say "Bottoms up" when they hoist a few.
The French toast is "A votre Sante." When Italians raise a glass they say "Salute" or "Cin Cin," their version of a Brit's "Cheers." In India it is "Tulleho," a combination the Raj "Talley Ho" and the colloquial Hindi word for drinking. My favorite: the Zulu "Ooogy Wawa."
The Rotary Club of Laguna Beach deserves every one of them for the successful Grapes for Grads fundraiser held on Sunday at Tivoli Too!, which showed off Laguna's community spirit to great advantage.
Proceeds will fund eight scholarships: four for Laguna Beach High School graduating seniors and four for Laguna College of Art & Design students.
"We probably will have raised $30,000 when everything is collected — and the crowd was up," said John Campbell, club president, event committee member and sponsor. "The nice thing is it is growing. We are already looking forward to next year."
When Grapes for Grads started in 2005, only a few wineries participated, but it was so successful the organizers, which included 2013 co-chairs Steven Dotorotos and Jeff Redeker, decided to make it an annual event.
Since then, more than $80,000 in scholarships has been distributed.
The focus is on students who show excellence in academics or art and a strong commitment to the community and might otherwise lack the resources to achieve their educational goals.
Last year: LCAD students Geanna Anstey, Benjamin D. Gibson, Charity Oetgen and Emalyn Tringali received scholarships.
"For me and most every college student I know, the hardest thing about college isn't all the work we do for our classes; it is paying for everything," Tringali wrote in her thank you note to the club. "From groceries to art supplies to tuition, life is a lot more expensive than I can afford on my own."
LCAD President Jonathan Burke said Grapes for Grads makes a big difference to students who need some financial aid.
"It's a wonderful event and the college is very appreciative," Burke said. "Last year, almost $14,000 went to the college."
Laguna Beach Unified School District Supt. Shereen Smith stated that the young people of Laguna Beach are truly fortunate to be served by the local Rotary Club.
"Thank you for helping me fund my education and giving me the opportunity to help add to this world," wrote Macklin Thornton, one of the 2012 high school scholarship recipients.
Thornton is double majoring in history and political science at UC Berkeley and intends to go to law school to study constitutional law.
Scholarships were also awarded last year to LBHS graduates Hannah Johns, Kate McMahon and Caroline Cannan, daughter of retired city Community Services Director Susan Cannan.
Ticket sales and proceeds from the silent auction and opportunity prizes fund the scholarships.
More than $20,000 in services and items were donated this year, said Veronica Nice, owner of Nice Touch Chiropractic who has chaired the auction for six years.
As usual many local restaurants contributed gift certificates, including [370 Common], Hennessey's, Claes Restaurant, La Sirena, the White House and Chris Keller's K'ya and Big Fish and Ice Cold Beer, which also donated to a collection of T-shirts from other local watering holes such as the Marine Room and the Sandpiper.
Artists John Eagle and Scott Moore and glass blower John Barber donated art pieces. Meg Monahan and event committee member Marge Earl gave handmade quilts. One of Kim Salter's hand-knit shawls was also up for bid. Tickets to the Festival of Arts, Laguna Beach Live!, Laguna Playhouse and the Sawdust Tickets were part of the booty.


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From its inception, the winners of the Prize have been men and women with distinguished careers who reflect a profound commitment to the public good. Past winners include:
The Fordham-Stein Prize Prize is a public service program of the Stein Center for Law and Ethics at Fordham Law. It is formally presented every autumn.


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Three more years of Josh Lamison and Class D opponents from across New York State might start running for the Catskills.
Lamison, the Bridgehampton basketball team's ferocious freshman forward, led a spirited second-half charge during last Thursday's Suffolk County Class D final and the Killer Bees claimed their second consecutive county title with a 53-40 win over Shelter Island.
Bridgehampton trailed the Indians by three at halftime and the game was tied at 30 late in the third quarter when Lamison and his fellow freshman, Tylik Furman, took over to lead the Killer Bees on a 17-0 run deep into the fourth to lock up the win.
Lamison finished with 16 points and 15 rebounds while Furman scored 15 points, seven of which came in the decisive fourth quarter.
Nathan Mundy led Shelter Island with 13 points and was the only Indian to score in double figures.
"In the second half, Josh Lamison was the key," Bridgehampton head coach Carl Johnson said. "And once one guy gets going, it's contagious."
Bridgehampton advanced to a state regional semifinal and will play the winner from Rockland County (Section IX) on March 5 at a site in Suffolk County to be named later. The winner from that game will advance to a regional final to be played on March 10 in Westchester County, where one team will advance to Glens Falls and the state Final Four the weekend of March 15-17.
"We're trying to go all the way this year," Bridgehampton senior Jason Hopson said while clutching the championship plaque. "It's my last year and I want to go all the way."
Both teams got off to a slow start in last week's game with Hopson, Bridgehampton's leading scorer, held without a field goal the entire first half. Shelter Island's Myles Clark hit a three early in the third quarter to push Shelter Island's lead to six at 24-18, putting the school's first-ever boys basketball championship squarely in sight.
Two minutes later, Hopson made his first basket of the game and knocked down a free throw to complete a three-point play to pull Bridgehampton within three. Another three-point play by Anaje Lamb and two three-pointers from Jerome Walker and Furman were followed up by two baskets from Lamison and, seemingly in an instant, the tide of the game had turned toward the Killer Bees.
Shelter Island did not score again until the 2:46 mark of the fourth quarter, at which point they trailed by 15 points. And now the Killer Bees, who have been absent from the state championship conversation for more than a decade, once again have the grand prize in sight.
"It's been too long," said Johnson, who has led Bridgehampton to three state titles as a player and three more as a coach. "It's been since 1998, so I'm due."


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Guests can visit Kitzens Restaurant for innovative international cuisine. The Plaza H.U.B. serves coffee and pastries all day, and there's live entertainment at weekends in underground Bar 7 Blings.
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Dining options at the hotel include a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A 24-hour business center is on site at this 4-star property. Event facilities measuring 2207 square feet (205 square meters) include conference space. This family-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite parking is available (surcharge). A total renovation of this property was completed in January 2013.
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Helsinki is a smoke-free property.
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November Meeting of the AEC
The Archdiocesan Executive Council held its monthly meeting on Wednesday evening, November 9th at the Archdiocesan Complex in Teaneck, New Jersey. His Eminence Mor Cyril Aphrem Karim opened the meeting with a prayer after which he covered his recent trip to Armenia where he attended the consecration of six Bishops, two from New York, with whom he collaborated and worked with over the years. His Eminence's Ecumenical initiatives have put our Syriac Orthodox Church in the forefront in this arena, always encouraging continued dialogue and mutual understanding.
His Eminence also reported on the "Bible Reading Week" which took place from October 30th to November 5th. The Archbishop invited Very Rev. Shamoon Asmar to elaborate. Fr. Asmar explained that this was one of the projects which came out of the Clergy Meetings held during the past Archdiocesan Convention. Numerous preparatory meetings and discussions were held to insure its success. He concluded saying the response, interest and feedback is very encouraging for the sponsorship of future initiatives of this nature.
His Eminence also reported that in conjunction with the Western Archdiocese, Parables & Books Publishing has been commissioned to begin assembling the necessary literature, illustrations and subject matter to professionally put forth the publication of our complete Sunday School Curriculum. This is a three year initiative which will cover all Sunday School levels.
Dr. Yamo Deniz, AEC President thanked His Eminence for the update and turned to the Midland Avenue Property and the need to revisit this projects committees and their structure. Potential duplication of effort would necessitate some committee consolidations. Dr. Deniz requested a job description for the possible position of a Project Manager who will be the Archdiocesan representative during the renovation and construction phases of the project. It was also reported that testimony could not be completed at the November hearing of the Paramus Board of Adjustments and was postponed until the next scheduled meeting in January 2012.
Sait Samuel and Elias Sarkar reported that the 2011 Archbishop's Appeal has been sent out to the entire Archdiocese with a number of responses having already been received.
Also in attendance was the Rev. Fr. Alan Shaltan, Pastor of St. Ephraim Syriac Orthodox Church in Central Falls, Rhode Island who was welcomed by His Eminence our Archbishop.


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Louis Luyt - the former South African rugby boss, who prompted an All Blacks walkout at the 1995 Rugby World Cup - has died of unknown causes in a Durban hospital, aged 80.
After the Springboks' extra-time win over New Zealand in the tournament final at Johannesburg, Luyt, the South African Rugby Union president, rubbed salt into the wounds with a claim that had his country been invited to compete, it would have taken out the previous two titles as well, including the crown won by the All Blacks in 1987. The Boks were serving an international ban for their government's apartheid policies during those tournaments.
The speech was labelled "boorish" by Kiwi media and resulted in the NZ team, which had claimed food poisoning before the game, exiting the dinner indignant.
Luyt caused a further clearing of the room later at the same function, when he tried to present Welsh referee Derek Bevan with a gold watch for his performance in the World Cup semi-final, where he had disallowed an apparent French try that could have deprived the Springboks a spot in the final.
Bevan led another walkout, refusing to accept the gift.
The outspoken Luyt made his fortune as the founder of Triomf Fertiliser and Luyt Breweries, and took control of Ellis Park, the venue of that contentious World Cup final.
During the mid-70s - the height of the apartheid area - he founded English-language newspaper The Citizen, apparently funded by the apartheid regime. But he was distrusted by Afrikaner elite, because he had apparently achieved his success without ever joining the notorious Broederbond.
He was forced to resign his post with the rugby union after allegations of corruption and racism, and eventually took president Nelson Mandela to the High Court, where he successfully defending himself. On appeal, a Constitutional Court later found against him and for Mandela.
Luyt subsequently formed the Federal Alliance political party and served in the South African parliament.


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Success Stories: Service First! Brings Customer Service and Cost Savings
Since 1984, Lakeview , Oregon has been the scene for a mix of interagency ideas for one small, remote town. One great idea was the implementation of Service First! a major success in human resources management (HRM). The Forest Service's Region 6 Office and the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) State Office, and their respective local offices on the Fremont-Winema Forests and the BLM Lakeview District allow HRM to function as one agency.
The Fremont-Winema National Forests and the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) Lakeview District have shared:
Administration of each other's jurisdictional areas
National Forest supervisors and BLM district managers, as they are detailed to each other's position
Other positions such as administrative officer, fleet manager, personnel officer, and public affairs officer
Office locations by collocating in one building, combining its day-to-day operations.
By doing so, Forest Service and BLM HRM employees:
Are cross-trained to use either agency's software, operating both National Finance Center (NFC) and National Business Center paychecks for both Forest Service and BLM employees
Meet either agency's deadlines/objectives by shifting the workforce to accomplish workload
Provide applicants and employees one unified service, formerly located in the BLM's State Office in Portland , Oregon . HRM costs for both agencies are proportionate to the Full Time Employees FTEs supported in their organization, thereby providing a full service HRM organization at less than full cost.
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