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The Connecticut Group of the Preeclampsia Foundation has had a change in coordinators. As many of you know, Jennifer Edwards started the Connecticut Group for the Preeclampsia Foundation, which really got the ball rolling for us and gave us the opportunity to meet and begin to make a difference. Big THANK YOU's to you, Jennifer! At this time, Jennifer has some great endeavors going on outside the PF, endeavors that she truly is passionate about and has passed the CT Group baton on to me (after approval of course)!!! Jennifer will still be an active member with us! I was thrilled to be asked.
Okay..for those of you who do not know me I will give you a brief history of myself. I live in Uncasville, CT with my husband, Tom, and four yellow labs (yes, four)!!! I work as a secretary at the US Coast Guard Academy (love it!) and take classes full-time, online, through the University of Phoenix. I won't bore you with the rest of my life.
In 1994, I suffered from a sudden onset of eclampisa ( I say this because I had two seizures within a couple of hours of each other) and HELLP Syndrome @ 26 wks 3 days. My son, Tyler, was born via emergency c/section and weighed in at 15 ounces. He was very premature, though not diagnosed with IUGR, and fought for his life for two weeks. At exactly 14 days after his birth, I lost Tyler. I just celebrated his 10th birthday on 3/9 and his angel day is 3/23. I had my tubes tied in 2000, then had a tubal reversal in 2004 and my husband and I are currently trying to conceive. It's been a heck of a road, but I'm lucky to have great doctors and great support! Oh, and I'm 35
I can't tell you how great it has been to have found the Preeclampsia Foundation. I feel like I found a place where women knew what I was going through, and I could give my time to help get the word out and make a difference.
I've been a member of the PF since October 2003. After attending meetings, I really got involved with posting on the board. A few weeks ago I became a moderator for the TTC section, and volunteered to work with a PA Preeclampsia member to coordinate the PF's inaugural walk-a-thon.
Well, I just wanted to say hello to let you know about the change in leadership and let you know who I am (for those who had never met me)! I will send an email soon regarding our April meeting. Please feel free to contact me at any time…well, I am usually in bed by 9!!!
Hope to see you all soon!
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DARLINGTON, WI (WTAQ) - The man who was offered $300 in insurance money to help burn down his brother's house and kill three kids living there has changed his mind about pleading guilty to it.
Jeremy Wand of Argyle was supposed to be sentenced Friday, on his 19th birthday. Instead, his legal team asked Visiting Judge Thomas Vale to let Wand withdraw a plea deal his client made with Lafayette County prosecutors.
Wand told the judge he was pressured by one of his lawyers to plead guilty in June to 3 counts of being a party to first-degree intentional homicide – plus counts of attempted homicide, arson, and felony murder. Another attempted homicide count was dropped.
Vale will consider the new request at a hearing on August 22nd. If it's turned down, Jeremy Wand could be sentenced then.
The homicide charges carry automatic life terms, unless the judge allows for a supervised release after 20 years.
Wand's brother Armin was given three life prison terms plus 105 years for burning down his house last September, and killing his three kids and an unborn daughter. Prosecutors say Armin was hoping to get thousands in insurance proceeds to help him start a new life.

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DAYTON -- Hits were hard to come by.
The No. 2 Dayton softball team managed six of them off Rainier pitchers Shelby Saylors and Sarah Probasco. The No. 3 Columbians had trouble with Pirates ace Sierra Ray, managing seven hits.
Rainier centerfielder Jessica Gibson belted an RBI single off Ray in the third inning, and that would be all the Columbians would need in a 1-0 victory over the Pirates in Tuesday's Class 3A state semifinal softball game at Jim Connelly Field.
Ray had a double for Dayton, and Rachael Fluke, Cassi Hill, Kylee Hill, Michaela Shouldis and Sydney Van Noy each had singles. The Pirates left 13 men on base during the game to Rainier's four.
The Columbians (23-4) will play for the Class 3A state championship Friday at the Oregon State University softball complex in Corvallis.
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Warner Herzog's latest documentary is an immersive 3D experience
The Chauvet Cave in southern France, discovered in 1994, contains the oldest cave paintings ever found, going back more than 30,000 years. (Think, roughly, of the timespan between Moses and us, then multiply by ten.) Access to the cave has been severely limited, but filmmaker Werner Herzog is a very persuasive man. Thanks to his efforts, the good graces of the French Ministry of Culture, and the marvels of 3D technology, Cave of Forgotten Dreams (now showing in limited release) takes us inside this time-capsule, littered with bones, where the tracks of cave bears are still visible, and where the presence of our distant yet not-so-distant ancestors is uncannily strong.
I saw this film with my wife, Wendy, who tends toward claustrophobia. The 3D experience is so immersive, I was afraid she might flee the theater. But it turned out that she was entirely absorbed by the images on the walls of the cave: horses, bears, panthers, rhinos, and many more. There are handprints, too, made by a man with a crooked little finger (his inadvertent signature). The film shifts at intervals to locations outside the cave: views of the ruggedly beautiful surrounding terrain, glimpses of the nearby lab where researchers studying the cave are based, and conversations with a few of these scientists—even a quick trip, late in the film, to Germany, where parallel investigations are going on. (Here we see a flute made of bone, discovered in Swabia in 2008, dating to a period contemporary with the paintings at Chauvet, and hear a tune played on a copy of it.)
As usual, Herzog himself, who narrates the film and engages in dialogue with researchers, is an intrusive presence, often charming, quirky, sometimes exasperating. Meditating on the paintings, he soars from eloquence into hyperbole, then lurches into jokeyness, as if embarrassed by his own effusions. (The accompanying music tracks the narrative, one moment over the top, the next moment hauntingly evocative.) The film concludes with a bizarre postscript that is pure Herzog.
Throughout the narrative, but especially toward the end, Herzog dances around the numinous. We come to an altar-like stone on which the skull of a cave bear was carefully placed many thousands of years ago, facing what was then the entrance to the cave. It requires conscious effort to talk about such matters without mentioning God, whose unacknowledged reality is nevertheless palpable here, where people like us painted by torchlight 30,000 years ago.
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We will NOT find an alternative to energy dense, easily transportable conventional oil in time to sustain indefinate economic growth.
All alternative energies have one or more disadvantages that do not let them compete with cheap conventional oil.
Given our industrial civilization depends on massive amounts of cheap energy, the reliance on conventional oil is enormous.
The only quick solution I see is a drastic downscaling of economic activity.
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Feb 21 2013: You would think so. But, in the words of the great American philosopher Pogo
" I have met the enemy and he is us"
Seriously, Mankind has been challenged in the development of his civilization time and again..
Was it Santiago who said that those who fail to read their history are doomed to repeat it.
Feb 23 2013: Here are some comment to Scarlet. Your notion of solution to the energy or, more importantly the shortage of resources of healthy living should have a "chance to change" for the better, I presume. But, who have the energy, time money and, more importantly the know-how to improve the eg, garbage disposal or the air pollution. The people in the ghettos hardly are aware of the problems, and additionally they simply don't have the money , the motive and the know-how to tackle these problems. The people living in the "clean area", like what Mark was saying, have no motive to work on these problems, even if they have the money, energy and the know-how, because they don't have the problems of that kind.
Let's look at a few examples, In most of the major cities, the elite residents usually live in the clean side of the city center opposite and upwind from the industrial area, than the ghetto dwellers will occupy the buffer zone between the industrial area and the clean zone. Example, Chicago have the lakeside for the elite population because there usually are norther wind from the lake throughout most of the year. In the city of Houston, the elite live in the west and northwest opposite to the industrial zone and the ship channel.. Where are the ghettos? They are right to the east of downtown and west of the Industrial area. So those live in the west and northwest don't have to worry about air pollutants, smells from the industry, as well as the garbage dump site at the far east of the city. I don't say that the city governments won't try their hands on improving the health of all residents, but there are only that much they can do., short of moving the groups around by compulsory orders.
But, the earth ecological system really can't isolate the use of all the resources for all the different units or subgroups. If we reduce the CO2 emission here, but the Chinese or Indians increase theirs, then that'll be a wash, and the global warming problem won't be solved.
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Hillcrest Junior High is stepping up its anti-bullying efforts at the school. As part of the campaign, students competed in a poster contest and viewed the film "Bully."
Vice principal Andrew "Buck" Corser said the school saw a concern among a small group of students, which was enough to convince the administration that something needed to be done to educate students about the issue.
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"The reason we chose to be so diligent with addressing bullying at our school is based on how devastating it can be to the individual," Corser said.
Around December of last year, Corser said there were concerns from students who were getting picked on repeatedly, especially through verbal aggression.
"I don't feel it is a widespread problem at our school, however, this type of program allows us to focus on character education and specifically on evoking feelings of empathy, respect and kindness amongst our students," Corser said.
He called up some businesses including Best Buy, Deseret First Credit Union and Nickel Mania and asked them to sponsor a poster contest that promotes a safe and bully-free school. The school received more than $500 in cash and prizes.
"It was to get ideas to see how students feel about what's going on in the school," Corser said. "It was very successful."
The school picked one winner from each grade and one winner overall. Sixty students participated, and their posters now adorn the walls of the school.
Corser said it's important that the activities they do allow the students to give feedback.
"For the poster contest, we did group discussions by gender and grade," he said. "It emphasized the fact that the kids are the most powerful ones with our help and structure."
Corser has gotten some positive feedback from students.
"At lunch time, there was a girl who people would play around with her and take her food," he said. "After we went through and did the bullying posters, that stopped."
Another result of this anti-bullying initiative is that it has given a means for students to come forward and discuss their concerns.
"This allows us to look at how we are as teachers to the students, top down, everybody has to be approachable," Corser said. "Kids are feeling better about communicating with us."
What Corser wants students to take away also is a sense of unity among the school, especially because the students are at a tough age when they have to face issues of just growing up. To him, bully is a "disheartening" problem that should not happen at any level to anyone.
"We want to build confidence with our students, character and self-worth," Corser said.
Taking the model from other schools, Hillcrest Junior put together a three-year plan to address bullying. Corser said it's still in the works, but the school plans to have themes such as Tolerance Tuesday to reinforce what they've started.
"We need to educate them … follow up and be passionate about it and continue to work one on one in small groups with these kids," Corser said.
In addition to the poster contest, the school contacted the Utah Film Center, which agreed to present a screening of the independent film "Bully" to Hillcrest Junior's seventh-graders.
"The Utah Film Society, they were very good to us," Corser said. "They helped get us down there, and they showed the movie to us, so that was a huge help."
"Bully" came out in 2011 and documented the stories of students who are or were victims of bullying.Next Page >
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Writers' Group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every Thursday at the Oak Bluffs Library. Visit oakbluffslibrary.org.
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Dine to Donate to benefit Boston's One Fund is from 3 to 11 p.m. at both Sharky's locations. One hundred per cent of all dine in and take out food sales go directly to the fund.
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Bob Montgomery is an internationally recognized performing artist who has backed such artists as Sammy Davis Jr., Diana Ross, Tony Bennett, Quincy Jones, Nancy Wilson, and many more. Al Hermann has an active professional trombone career. He recorded an album with the great Carl Fontana, and has released several albums of his own.
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It'll take more than a phone call for boaters to come home after a day of fishing in Canadian waters, now that new rules are in place for checking in with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
The small boat reporting program, under which boaters could call from any phone using an identification number and automatically register their arrival with authorities, has been discontinued and is replaced by a modification of the old I-68 Canadian Border Boat Landing Permit.
"This is an effort to make a more uniform process nationwide and enhance border security," said CBP public information officer Mike Milne. "The I-68 is going to be the new baseline control document."
Under the new rules boaters will need to call in when they arrive in a U.S. port after coming from a port in Canada, hovering near another boat, anchoring or fishing while in Canadian waters. Only the master of the vessel can leave to make the call and will need to provide information about boat registration, itinerary and passengers, such as dates of birth and full names or passport numbers. After initial checks based on that information a CBP inspector will come to the vessel to inspect it and verify the passenger declaration. Boats 30 feet or longer will need to pay $25 annually to enter the U.S. through the normal inspection.
To get around the potentially time-consuming process boaters can apply for the I-68 program at any port of entry for $32 per family or $16 per individual. Applicants need to bring three passport style photos to the port and will be fingerprinted during the application process, Milne said. Following a background check successful applicants will get an I-68 card and will be able to call an 800 number to report their arrival in the U.S., and be cleared over the phone unless the inspector feels a physical inspection of the vessel is warranted.
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Champ Kind, the lovable and creepy sportscaster from the Channel 4 News Team, is testing the waters of his fried chicken franchise with a 2-day pop up restaurant on Marietta Blvd, and had their grand opening yesterday. The somewhat original concept, Whammy Chicken!, is only open for the rest of today, so if you have not had the chance to try some of the fried chicken that Kind likely had nothing to do with making, you'd better hurry!
Ok, so not really. What you are seeing here isn't an incredible example of cross-marketing, but actually the Olympic Flame Restaurant in West Midtown. The crew of Anchorman 2 has taken over the diner as a filming location. Filming at "Whammy" supposedly wraps today
Thanks to Jimmy Sobeck from Eat It Atlanta for taking the pic above.
March 12th, 2013
2:11 pm
love the whammy breasts!
March 12th, 2013
4:27 pm
Was Jon Watson drunk off his rear end when he wrote this? I'm used to seeing plenty of grammatical errors in electronic print these days, but at least it's usually marginally coherent.
March 12th, 2013
4:57 pm
It's funny because it makes no sense.
Eet mor beer.
March 12th, 2013
7:55 pm
@Progress- maybe I'm missing something…which part was incoherent?
March 12th, 2013
9:10 pm
[...] Champ Kind's Whammy Chicken! opens in Atlanta [...]
March 13th, 2013
8:35 am
Passing off Atlanta as San Diego? Might work, there are enough illegals here.
March 13th, 2013
11:06 am
I love lamp.


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Three men have been charged with homicide in a weekend street fight that left another man dead outside a Kittanning bar.
Police said James Sullivan, 39, of Chicora, died after the altercation that started around 1:30 a.m. Sunday outside the Wick City Saloon on Montieth Street.
"The victim, Mr. Sullivan, escorted some of the women out of the bar and into their vehicles to make sure they got there safely," said Kittanning Police Chief Edward Cassesse.
Police said the three women had previously been arguing with the wife of Otilio Cosme.
"(Sullivan) was trying to assist the girls to make sure nothing happened to them, and they went into the parking lot and, again, words took place," said Cassesse.
Sullivan was struck in the head by Dennis Andrew Rosenberger, then fell to the pavement and hit his head, police said. Three other men, identified as Cosme, Keith Allen Brison and Anthony Michael Bove, then kicked or jumped on Sullivan while he was on the ground, police said.
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BEREA, Neb. (AP) Searchers on snowmobiles have found a 19-year-old man alive after they found the body of his mother in a field near Berea.
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Two bored phantoms are taking a peak in at a certain gunman's dreams. What do they find? Post Dirge. Implied SephVincent
"So this is Vincent Valentine?" There was a pause. "You sure you two aren't related somehow?"
Sephiroth frowned.
"Why? Do you really think we look alike?" His voice was hollow, as if his train of thought was somewhere else, lost in a bank of white mist.
"Well, you both do look pretty girly in the face," the violet eyed wraith chuckled briefly, "and besides, look at him, he sleeps the same way you used to in the barracks, all sprawled out without a care of getting raped in the world. You could make even a king sized mattress look small." There was an extremely affectionate tone embedded in his words. He reached an arm out and placed it around his taller companion's waist lovingly. "What's wrong?"
Sephiroth shrugged, something of a habit he had picked up after reuniting with the other swordsman in the lifestream.
"Nothing. And I'm positive that he's not my father."
There was a moment of silence, Zack lying his head on Seph's wide, leather covered shoulder as he stared some more at the half-naked ex-Turk sleeping and alive. Sephiroth, it seemed was enveloped in the steady rise and fall of the man's bare chest, scarred from battles long since fought. His pale green eyes fell upon a shiny circular patch of skin where a bullet had once struck him. It had struck him because of his mother, the woman who caused all the man's suffering and pain. He hated that woman.
"You liked him didn't you Seph?" Zack's words were quiet, but the love in his eyes never faltered. He let go of man's waist and sat down on the bed, his body not making any noise on the mattress itself, his body weightless and almost intangible. Sephiroth still stood as he was, watching the rise and fall of the shiny round scar.
"After you were gone, I had no idea what to do. I had no one." He whispered, as if ashamed. "What little human there was left of me after I had killed you just wanted someone there with me." A small sad smile formed halfway on his sculpted lips. "Sometimes I wonder what he really thinks of me after all that has happened. I wasn't myself back then."
Zack smiled at this sentiment and patted the empty space beside him for Sephiroth to seat himself one the bed.
"We could see love, maybe he's dreaming about you." His words were sincere and it only saddened the former general even further. Zack loved the one creature he had every right to hate, his murderer. Zack stared at the general so lost in thought, and rose up from the bed to take the man's hand.
"Come on, this should be good, he was reading a smut novel before he fell asleep." The younger man laughed softly as he led him to the bedside where he crawled over the gunman's body to lie on one side of him as Seph lay on the other side. Together they closed their eyes and laid a hand on the warm, living body.
Vincent was dreaming. He was dreaming of his childhood, running free in the forest of some unknown area. He was excited, his young youthful heart beating joyfully as he weaved in and out of the thick corpses of pines and ancient oaks. His father was coming home soon, and he had a special present for his youngest son. Birds around him in the trees sung of his joy in a melodious chorus.
He suddenly came to a quick stop at the edge of a small clearing and held his breath, the light of innocent rapture draining from his face. Ahead of him, in the tall grass and wild green curling ferns, a small pack of wolves devoured their recent kill. He stared at them, their bodies emaciated and longer than normal. Yellow bloodstained feathers flew everywhere was they ravaged the slowly cooling corpse. Fear started to ebb away at the boy's body and then suddenly, one of the angular maws of the rabid looking creatures rose from the dead bird and sniffed the air daintily. The wind had changed and there was a new scent. The scent of fear and soft flesh. It gave a short yipe and the rest of the pack, some seven other animals, all stopped to sniff as well. Vincent's heart almost froze mid beat as nine pairs of glowing red eyes stared ever hungrily at him, one to two of the deathly looking creatures licking their bloody chops in anticipation.
He ran. And the pack started after. He ran as fast as his eleven year old legs could take him, and it wasn't quite fast enough. As a last minute attempt of escaping them, young Vincent threw himself up the trunk of a gnarled oak tree and scrambled up its limbs for dear life, tears falling down his cheeks the entire time. The strange wolves pooled around the base of the tree and eyed him lustily for several minutes before moving on. Slowly, after he was sure they were gone, did he climb down the coarse trunk. When he reached the bottom, he let out a soft sigh and held back his frightened tears.
Suddenly out of nowhere, the wolves sprang forth and his world was of blood and feathers.
Quickly, the dream faded away into another one, Vincent this time, being much older. Zack and Sephiroth clung silently to its edges, waiting to see what this new train of subconscious thought would bring; only slightly disturbed by the outcome of the first dream.
Vincent walked through the door to the small apartment and threw his navy blue jacket over the single kitchen chair. Tossing the mail on the cluttered counter, he proceeded to pull off his white work shirt as he made his way around the mess of half packed boxes to the bathroom.
Hmph, he looks pretty good with short hair. Zack whispered. Sephiroth didn't say a word. Zack smiled for a moment, an interesting idea popping into mind.
Seph, why don't we make ourselves known? It could be fun.
Vincent sighed as hot water showered over him, his short bangs plastering themselves to his forehead. He reached for the bar of soap to his left, the hand that grabbed it one of flesh and bone instead of metal and gears. Someone stepped into the shower behind him; long strong fingers reaching up to gently massage his aching shoulders. His breath caught sharply and the soap slipped from his hand, falling to the bottom of the tub by the drain in a whirl of thin suds.
"Vincent," The being whispered seductively, "hasn't anyone told you it's not good to drop the soap in the company of another man?" Vincent's eyelids fluttered shut for a moment before he turned about, an unbridaled smile gracing his face and his arms automatically reaching to embrace the familiar figure behind him.
"Sephiroth." The warmth in his deep umber voice was like golden sunshine beating down upon the general as he heard Vincent address his dream form. He seemed a bit taller and considerably older than the real thing. It was how Vincent precieved him in his dreams.
"Well Vincent, are you going to get the soap?" The chuckle in his voice was warm and aroused.
Zack and Sephiroth watched this, both rather surprised at the unforeseen turn of events. Zack had only been joking when he had said Vincent had been reading smut before bedtime, but just from the way things were going, he had to say that Vincent had been reading some really strange stuff.
Vincent smiled, looking up playfully into his lover's green eyes. A small impish grin appeared on his lips. He released his grip of the other man's torso.
"You want to make me?" he said softly, looking up through his eyelashes. He watched as his lover sneered triumphantly, his long silver bangs coming to fall in front of his face like heavy wet pasta noodles.
"That sounds promising." There was a brief pause before Vincent lept quickly out of the shower, his bare feet sliding on the kitchen floor as he ran, dripping, through the apartment with the dream Sephiroth casually persuing behind him. He quickly stopped in front of the broom closet on the way to his room and slid behind the door, adrenaline pumping through his body as he tried to steady his breathing.
In the darkness of the closet, he heard his lover's footsteps come towards his hiding spot and then draw back. He would wait a little longer until he came out. He probably went to go turn off the shower which was still running in the background.
The sound of a lamp crashing brought him out of his alcove and had him rushing madly into the small living room. There, seven wolves, strange and emaciated, were hovering over a still figure. Fear hit Vincent like a tidal wave and anger rose like bile in his throat as one of the wolves began tearing at his lover's limp arm, dark blood dripping from its yellow teeth. He let out a scream of rage and threw himself at the wolves, almost tripping on the body of one that had been killed during Sephiroth's fight. They skittered back, only staring at him with wary bloodshot eyes. His mind screamed as he clung to his lover's unmoving body, its form littered with oozing wounds, the blood seeming to turn a pussey yellow as it touched his skin.
Why had he only heard the lamp smash and nothing else? Why hadn't he heard his lover scream?
Sephiroth choked back a tear and stared at the dream Vincent. His voice was low and cold.
....Because I never screamed. Not when your bullets tore through my leg and side and not when Cloud brought up his sword to finish me... I was silent the entire time....
Vincent awoke very suddenly, his pale skin soaked in a cold sweat. He sat up, fear and sadness gripping at his gut in a tangled mass of emotion. He didn't, couldn't, see the two ghosts lying beside him so rigidly. He let his mechanical hand drag through his matted black hair and gritted his teeth hard. His muscles tightened and slowly he began to sob, his red eyes shut tight. Sephiroth and Zack, on either side of him, could only look on in silence, both feeling his pain in form of different emotions as it radiated off of him like hypnotic radio waves.
"What did I tell you Seph?" Zack whispered quietly, more subdued than before. "He did feel for you." He cast a look at the sobbing gunman, and placed a hand on his shoulder. Sephiroth said nothing, staring at the elemental hand on Vincent's shoulder. Zack frowned.
"Look, he obviously cared and still cares for you. I don't know what the hell the first dream was about, but the last one was damn obvious Seph. It doesn't take a fucking shrink to understand that he liked you and blames himself and his friends for you being dead." Zack went on, but Sephiroth had stopped listening, never had been to begin with actually. He was staring at Vincent, the man whom had loved and lost so much for his mother and for some godforsaken reason, had and still loved him. He was still crying although the shoulder racking sobs had stopped. Seph wished so hard that he could read the man's thoughts, meanwhile wishing he could understand his own.
He didn't notice when Zack had stopped talking and Vincent began to turn about, so lost in his own sadness and self confusion was he.
He didn't notice Vincent pull Cerberus out from under his pillows.
He didn't notice the frantic look Zack wore as the gunman silently contemplated.
Then he noticed.
The click of the gun as the bullet was loaded into the chamber.
He noticed the ragged look on Valentine's face.
He noticed that he could do nothing as his once lover placed the barrel to his temple.
For once in his life, he'd screamed, only to have it fall on unhearing ears. Zack held him back, using all his strength to do so.
Cloud came rushing in the room, his boxers off kilter and gold hair a mess, to see what the noise had been about. In front of him, unseen by the sleepy swordsman, Vincent stared at his own lifeless body, ignoring the quickly waking blonde and the two phantoms in the corner to his left. Cloud took off down the hall, screaming for anybody who had a phoenix down. Zack stepped foreword out of the shadows to stand next to Vincent, his hand trembling as he reached out to place his palm on the man's shoulder blade.
"You didn't have to do it Vincent."
At the sound of Zack's voice, Sephiroth, who had once again entered his own selfish mind, growled softly from the corner where he had fallen to his knees. A figure walked up to him in the shadows.
Sephiroth's head jerked up and before him stood his beautiful Vincent, his long hair gone and his body as it had been before his conflict with Hojo. His face wore a faint smile and he reached down to embrace Sephiroth tightly like a little kid.
"No more wolves love," he whispered into the man's silver locks. "No more wolves."


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Q: I worked at an all-vegan bakery a while back that was in Blue Ash, Ohio, and they made Marzipan Kisses. They were AMAZING! It was a simple cookie, I believe a sugar cookie, a little bigger than a quarter with a dollop of marzipan on it and the marzipan was then dipped in a sweet icing that hardened. (Royal Icing?)
I never got to make them so I have no idea what the ingredients are. I'm just looking for a recipe vegan or not vegan that will satisfy my Marzipan Kisses craving!
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Editor: Le'Ann, these cookies sound incredible and we think you're on the right track with recreating them. Marzipan is very easy to find or even make yourself, and the sugar coating you describe sounds like royal icing to us, as well.
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The fact you actually posted my question made me all giddy! But I am super stoked! I cant wait to see if anyone had any suggestions. And strange enough...they where delicious frozen.
you may want to check out the cookbook vegan cookies invade your cookie jar
marzipan is vegan. its just almond paste and confectioners sugar. here is a version of a recipe:
ive made it before and its pretty easy
Oooo What bakery is it? I grew up in Blue Ash and would love to check it out next time I am visiting.


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Christians use more "positive" words in their 140-character messages on the online social network Twitter than atheists and appear to be happier.
So say University of Illinois researchers after doing a computer analysis of nearly 2 million tweets.
Believers also were more likely to tweet about their "social relations."
But the believers, the study found, "engage in less analytical thinking" than nonbelievers.
The findings were reported in the journal, Social Psychological & Personality Science, according to a news release.
Ryan Ritter conducted the research with Illinois psychology professor Jesse Preston and graduate student Ivan Hernandez. The team cautions that the results are correlational only.
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DALTON, GA (WRCB) - We now know more about the skull a little girl found while playing in the yard in north Georgia.
The Whitfield County Sheriff's Office has been investigating for the last several days and can now confirm it is a human skull and has been there for years. The Whitfield County Sheriff's Office gave the skull to a forensic anthropologist at UTC to examine. He determined it is a human skull that's decades old.
It's clear it had undergone an autopsy so it's not suspicious, which is the outcome the Stevens family was hoping for. The next obvious question is how did it end up in their yard?Jeff Stevens says his 6-year-old daughter, Cherish, was playing in their yard, in the south end of Dalton, when she spotted the skull. "Them little eyes, they don't miss nothing," Jeff Stevens said ,"I came and got a pry bar to stick under it and raise to see and it was just half of a skull when it popped out of the ground."An experienced hunter, he says he knew it didn't belong to an animal."About 3/8 thick on the skull part," he said.He turned it over to the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office who, through a forensic anthropologist, has determined he was right. It is a human skull."It had been sawed off, it wasn't broke. You can see the saw marks on it," Stevens said.Investigators determined the saw marks are the result of an autopsy done decades ago. The sun had dried it out and leaves left marks, so they say it was likely dug up from a cemetery by an animal. The Stevens' family says their dog, Annie, is always digging around. and, their deed shows a cemetery next door, although it's just a field, no headstones."As far as not having headstones, a lot of people couldn't afford them or would mark it with a field stone or a big rock," Whitfield County genealogy enthusiast Paula Franklin said.Cemeteries are Franklin's specialty. She says she's not surprised to hear about their discovery. She has record of a couple possible cemeteries in that area of Whitfield County that are listed without markers."If it's in a pine box, eventually that would've rotted into wood so it would be very easy for an animal to dig put the bones," she said.Investigators also determined the skull is that of an African American, between the ages of 20 and 50. Franklin says there's a chance he/she could've been a slave."It just kills me. It's very sad to think that somebody's family member is not in their resting place," Franklin said.
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We will shortly begin replacing our existing logo with the Royal Coat of Arms. This is part of a wider move to develop a consistent and cost-effective approach to branding across UK government departments and agencies.
We will implement the logo change in a phased approach commencing in February 2013, starting with our web site and gradually replacing stationery as and when stock levels need replacing. During this period you may notice some inconsistency with our stationery as paper and material stocks are replaced.
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Public policy groups in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio are asking the governors of the three states to adopt West Virginia's severance tax on gas and oil.
"Given our states' shared experience with natural gas and oil extraction, a common rate and structure of taxation would be a smart approach. Working together, we can make sure our region benefits from new development even as we protect our communities from new costs and environmental risks," said the letter dated March 10.
The letter was signed by Ted Boettner, executive director of the West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy, Sharon Ward, director of the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center, and Amy Hanauer, executive director of Policy Matters Ohio.
"Having a single tax rate across the three states would provide important long-term predictability for the industry and help provide a more promising future for Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Setting a common tax no lower than the West Virginia rate, as we recommend, would bring the entire region more in line with gas-producing states in the West and in the South," the letter says.
A single rate structure without holidays, exclusions and credits and with a similar tax base across all products yielded from a well would take taxes out of the competitive equation, eliminate distortions that widely varying rates might cause and help provide sustained funding for state priorities with little overall impact on the industry, the letter said.
"Interstate competition can only lead to a race to the bottom in employment, infrastructure and environmental protection. Interstate cooperation can sure that industry growth is managed in a way that maximizes benefits and minimizes costs to residents," the letter said.


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Huber & Bryan Try For Third Mixed Major Together
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LONDON, England - Liezel Huber and Bob Bryan are the No.1 seeds in the mixed doubles draw at Wimbledon, not a surprise considering their resumes.
Huber and Bryan won the 2009 French Open and 2010 US Open as a duo, and Bryan has an additional five mixed majors with other partners. In addition, Huber is ranked No.5 on the WTA doubles rankings and Bryan is co-ranked No.1 on the ATP doubles rankings with his brother Mike.
Second-seeded Yaroslava Shvedova and Max Mirnyi could stand in the Americans' way of a third title together, as Mirnyi is a three-time mixed Slam winner. Even more dangerous may be third-seeded Katarina Srebotnik and Nenad Zimonjic. They won the 2006 and 2010 French Opens together, and have been runners-up at four other majors, including this year's French Open.
Among the lower seeds, 14th-seeded Cara Black and Leander Paes could pose a threat. Paes has six mixed Slam titles and Black has five, with three of them having come as a duo - at the 2008 US Open, 2010 Australian Open and 2010 Wimbledon. They were also runners-up at two other majors.
Here is a look at a few other contenders:
(4) Elena Vesnina/Mahesh Bhupathi: Bhupathi has seven mixed Slams.
(5) Kveta Peschke/Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi: Best result together is runner-up showing at 2010 US Open.
(8) Chan Yung-Jan/Daniel Nestor: Chan was a finalist at this year's Australian Open, where she lost to, ironically, Srebotnik and Nestor.
(10) Lisa Raymond/Dick Norman: Raymond has four mixed Slams.
Casey Dellacqua/Scott Lipsky: Unseeded again, just like a couple of weeks ago at Roland Garros, where they went all the way to the title - their first.
Samantha Stosur/Mike Bryan: Each has two mixed majors.


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Iman Abdulrazzak, an observant Muslim, realized at the last minute that she needed special permission to wear her headscarf while taking the Massachusetts bar exam. She scrambled to fax her request for an exemption to the ban on hats and other headwear. She called the board's office in Boston repeatedly to make sure it got through.
No one said anything about her headscarf when she arrived at Western New England University School of Law in Springfield to take the high-stakes test to become a lawyer Aug. 1. But halfway through the morning session, a proctor placed a note on her desk: "Head wear may not be worn during the examination without prior written approval. . . . Please remove your head wear and place it under your desk for the afternoon session."


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The Longview Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the new members of the Leadership Longview Class of 2013-2014. They are as follows: Martell Armstrong, City of Longview; Dwayne Bennett, Community Healthcore; Allyson Bock, BancorpSouth; Suzanne Brown, US Steel Tubular Products; Amy Canton, The Arc of Gregg County; Jon Cromer, Texas Bank and Trust; Roy …
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Garbage to Release New Album
EEEEEEEKKK!I love when good bands come back to us.
And not only that, they are also creating their own label which means more great music to come!
Garbage announced the launch of their record label, STUNVOLUME. The band will self-release its highly anticipated upcoming studio album later this year in Australia and New Zealand with Liberator Music.
The band has been in the studio putting the finishing touches on their fifth studio album and their first in seven years. The new album was recorded in a basement in the Atwater Village area of Los Angeles, CA; the first to be recorded outside of Madison, WI. It was produced by Garbage, engineered by Billy Bush, and mixed by Butch Vig and Billy Bush.
After forming in Madison, WI, Garbage released their self-titled debut album in 1995 and rode a wave of visually arresting, female-fronted alternative rock bands. The album spawned the hit singles "Stupid Girl" and "Only Happy When It Rains" and was certified double platinum in Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and went to #4 on the ARIA charts. The band won the Breakthrough Artist Award at the 1996 MTV Europe Music Awards, and was nominated for the Best New Artist Grammy® Award. Their second album, Version 2.0, was released in 1998, was certified platinum in Australia and peaked at #5. It was nominated for two Grammy Awards including Album of the Year and Best Rock Album. 2001's platinum-selling Beautiful Garbage was named one of Rolling Stone Magazine's Top 10 Albums Of The Year and reached #1 on the ARIA charts. In 2005, Garbage released Bleed Like Me, earning the band gold status and a #4 place on the charts. In 2007, the band released a retrospective collection called Absolute Garbage.
Garbage has sold over 12 million albums worldwide, they have performed in over thirty-five countries and will tour extensively worldwide in support of this new release.
Garbage is Shirley Manson (vocals), Steve Marker (guitars, keyboards), Duke Erikson (guitars, keyboards) and Butch Vig (drums, loops).
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Wordpress 2.9 with Undo and Media EditorDec 22, 2009
The free content management system, Wordpress, now available in version 2.9, (codename Carmen), comes with some major changes.more »
Qt Applications as Browser AppletsDec 21, 2009
"Qt Everywhere" is the motto of Nokia's GUI toolkit smiths. Now developer Morten Sorvig has transplanted Qt apps into the Firefox browser.more »
Novell ReorganizesDec 18, 2009
In January 2010 Novell will consolidate four business units down to two and eventually say farewell to managers Jeff Jaffee and Roger Levy.more »
APT2 to Accelerate Debian Package InstallationDec 15, 2009
Debian and Ubuntu developer Julian Andres Klode has reported in his blog about the progress of his APT2 software, an alternative implementation of the Debian Advanced Packaging Tool (APT).more »
Oracle Promises EU Concessions for a Free MySQLDec 14, 2009
Oracle is aiming for more transparency in the debate about the future of the databank MySQL and the pending investigation by the European Commission.more »
Red Hat Makes SPICE Open SourceDec 14, 2009
With the Simple Protocol for Independent Computing Environments (SPICE), Red Hat has put one of the components of its desktop virtualization under GPL and BSD licensing.more »
DRBD Merged into Mainline KernelDec 10, 2009
The HA technology, Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD), is to be merged into the official Linux kernel, probably from version 2.6.33.more »
Bada: New Mobile Platform from SamsungDec 10, 2009
Following a rather vague announcement in November, Samsung has now released details about their open smartphone development platform bada to the Web.more »
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Today, young Taylor Lautner isn't quite as young anymore as the Twilight star has officially turned the big two one!
Yep, Sharkboy a.k.a. Jacob Black in the Saga is now old enough to drink adult beverages in the United States - a far cry from the seventeen-year-old we first met with Twilight in 2008.
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Last year, for his twentieth birthday, we took a look back at twenty of his best magazine covers, but this year to celebrate Taylor Lautner's big day, we'll look at a few of the most interesting facts about him.
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The median home value in New Egypt, NJ is $192,600.
This is
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the county median home value of $241,400.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in New Egypt, NJ is $192,600.
Approximately 61.25% of New Egypt homes are owned,
compared to 24.71% rented, while
14.04% are vacant.
New Egypt real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a New Egypt real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Commercial Property - Endless Possibilities. This Three Plus Acre Property Consisting Of Two Lots Is In The C-4 Zone. Property Includes A Three Bedroom Two Bath Cape Home Featuring A Full Basement, Central Air, Sun Room, Detached Garage, Horse Barn, Paddocks & More! Multiple Uses Allowed. Come Take A Look. You Will Be Pleasantly Surprised All You May Be Able To Do.
Ideal Location! 6.84 Acre Horse Farm With EZ Access To Colliers Mills Park. Well Maintained Farm With Many Features. 14 Stall Barn With 12 x 12 Stalls Each With Its Own Small Paddock. Automatic Fly System. Indoor Wash Stall, 2 Outdoor Wash Stalls, 2 Grooming Stalls, 2nd Floor Of Barn Has Viewing Room, Wet Bar, Bedroom & Bath Overlooking 160x80 Covered Riding Arena, 6 Pasture Areas, 4 Run In Sheds, Storage Room For Equipment/Tools, Outdoor Area With Lights, Cape Home With Attached Garage & More
Hawkins Ridge FIRST TIME OFFERED*EXPANDED Windsor - 4' extension on breakfast & family rooms. 5 bdrms includes maids qtrs with full bath: other options. 4.5 baths. Formal DR. Kitchen has center island, granite counters, SS appliance, DBL ovens. 2 story family rm with gas fireplace. Conservatory. Hardwood floors. Bonus room over garage. Many upgrades. Full, insulated basement ready to be finished. 3 bay garage. Whole house generator. Vinyl no maintenance fenced in back yard. Cul de sac
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N Brown Group Plc
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N Brown Group Plc is an internet and catalogue home shopping company, which offers clothes and accessories. Its brand portfolio includes Fashion World, Gray & Osbourn, House of Bath, Jacamo, Marisota, Oxendales, Simply Be, JD Williams, Williams & Brown and High & Mighty. The company was founded by James David Williams in 1859 and is headquartered in Manchester, the United Kingdom.


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22 U.S. Code § 406 - Interference with foreign trade
Except in those cases in which the exportation of arms and munitions of war or other articles is forbidden by proclamation or otherwise by the President, as provided in section 401 of this title, nothing herein contained shall be construed to extend to, or interfere with any trade in such commodities, conducted with any foreign port or place wheresoever, or with any other trade which might have been lawfully carried on before June 15, 1917, under the law of nations, or under the treaties or conventions entered into by the United States, or under the laws thereof.
Source(June 15, 1917, ch. 30, title VI, § 6,40 Stat. 225.)
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Herein, referred to in text, means act June 15, 1917, ch. 30, title VI, 40 Stat. 223, as amended, which enacted sections 31 to 39, 98, 130 to 133, 288, 343 to 346, 381, 502, 535, 536, 574, and 611 to 633 of former Title 18, Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure, sections 213, 231 to 233, 235, 401 to 408a, 462, and 465 of this title, and sections 30 to 42, 191, and 192 to 195 of Title 50, War and National Defense, and amended sections 25, 27, and 349 of former Title 18. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
The table below lists the classification updates, since Jan. 3, 2012, for this section. Updates to a broader range of sections may be found at the update page for containing chapter, title, etc.
The most recent Classification Table update that we have noticed was Tuesday, August 13, 2013
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|Description of Change
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