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Many of you who have just graduated from high school are unsure as to what career you wish to pursue and that is perfectly fine. Chaffey College can help guide you because of all the academic classes they have available. If you attend Chaffey, be aware that it will still require numerous hours of study and dedication. If you make time to study for exams and read necessary course material then you will profit from investing in your own future.Read More
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I was born in London England in 17th Century 1673. I was born a vampire to two humans: my mother Teresa Larchmont and my father Cedric Cullen. I was horribly abused though out my 300 years of living until I met Carlisle who turned out to be my uncle when we visited my old home in London. I have no mate unlike the rest of my family but I am very close with my aunt Esme, uncle Carlisle, Alice, Jasper, Edward, Bella, Jacob, Renesmee, and Emmett... Rosalie doesn't really care for me much thought.
I don't go to school, but I do work with Carlisle at the hospital; I also used to never drink blood, I still don't, but I've been fine on human food and water, but I realize not drinking blood causes me to fall ill, so I created a formula to help with my thirst.
I am also wanted by the Volturi do to the fact I was born like this to two humans, the hidden powers that I possess, and they call me "The Strange One", but I've avoided them for the longest time.
Age: 333
Hair: Pixie Cut Black
Eyes: Blue and Gold slightly mixed together
Skin: Vampire pale and glistens in the sun like everyone else
Powers: Can control water and turn it into creatures and other things and if I want, I can bring those things into reality. Can bring vampires, plants, and animals & humans who have been dead for less than 6 months. Can turn my body into water and sink into the ground. Can create a barrier around myself and individuals I choose. Can project my enemies into an illusion of my painful life and cause them to suffer what I had in just a short few seconds. And can adapt to almost any power except: mind reading, reading thoughts by touching them, seeing the future, and changing moods
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Q&A: Is there something I can do to boost my milk production?
My baby is nearly five months old, and has been breastfeeding from the start with very little problem. She started sleeping through the night at seven weeks. I feed her around 11 p.m. and she wakes up at 7:30 or 8:00 am. Otherwise she feeds about every three hours, give or take a half hour.
I would like to give her only breastmilk for a few more months if possible. She shows some interest in solids, but it's not excessive. I think she would be satisfied with just my breastmilk for a while longer, except that I don't feel like I'm making enough. I'm fine in the morning, but by late afternoon and early evening, my production is really diminished. If I pump in the morning I have about 120 ml. of milk. At 6 p.m. it's more like 30 ml.
Is there something I can do to boost my afternoon milk production to prolong pure breastfeeding for another month or two? Or is it time to start supplementing with solids? Going to solids isn't a bad thing, I was just hoping to keep life simple a bit longer.
The best way I know to help boost your breast milk supply is to have the baby nurse or pump every two to three hours during the times you are awake. By emptying your breasts this frequently, you are stimulating them to produce more milk. Another suggestion would be for you to contact your local chapter of La Leche League or other breastfeeding support group.


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Harry Shearer re-creates bizarre final moments of Nixon's resignation
Harry Shearer, best known for his work in films like "This Is Spinal Tap," "A Mighty Wind," and a little TV show you may have heard of called "The Simpsons," has re-created the incredibly bizarre final moments before President Richard Nixon delivered his resignation speech in the Oval Office 40 years ago today.
The re-creation was made to honor the event's anniversary and plays as both comedy and tragedy. The six-minute excerpt from the TV series "Nixon's the One" features Shearer as the infamous president preparing to deliver what must have been the most difficult speech of his life.
What makes the video so chilling is the fact that Nixon was apparently fixated on the logistics of the TV event, and not on the content of what he was about to say.
He asks several questions about the cameras that are filming him, poses for ill-timed photographs, and makes bad jokes in an awkward attempt to lighten the understandably dour mood. Warning: You will cringe.
World War II love letters arrive 70 years late
Better (very) late than never.
Nearly 70 years after they were first sealed with a kiss, two love letters were finally delivered to Dorothy Bartos Carlberg in her Chicago-area assisted-living facility.
The letters, penned in 1945 as World War II was winding down, were recently delivered to an old address where Carlberg (then Bartos) used to live years ago. The home's present occupants tracked down Carlberg and delivered the letters so she could see them for herself.
Who was the Casanova behind the pen? Admirer and Navy man Al Fragakis wrote them from San Diego. One of the letters mentioned a poignant regret. Fragakis wrote, "You were the last girl I've been out with and I'm sort of disgusted with myself for not even trying to kiss you."
The two never saw each other again and one can't help but wonder if things might have been different had the letters arrived.
Monkey selfie sparks intellectual property debate
Stop us if you've heard this one before.
Guy walks into the jungle and has his camera swiped by a crested black macaque. The monkey, being a monkey, decides to have a little fun and takes a selfie. The photo winds up on Wikimedia Commons, where anyone can grab it for free. But the man who owns the camera wants it taken down, because he says the free downloads are eating into his income and he should have the copyright.
Wikimedia's response: Tough bananas.
It seems silly at first, but it actually poses a really interesting question.
Professional photographer David Slater clearly has a vested interest in the case, the Telegraph reports. He claims he made the conditions for the photograph possible. But because the image is on Wikimedia Commons, a collection of pictures that are free for anyone to use, he isn't getting his just desserts.
So, who's right?
Hillary Clinton and Stephen Colbert go toe-to-toe in name-dropping battle
One is a former first lady, former United States senator, former secretary of state, best-selling author and perhaps future presidential candidate. The other is a faux-blowhard talk show host.
OK, so we all know who has the more impressive resum é . But there's an even more important question to be answered: Who is better at name-dropping?
Hillary Clinton and Stephen Colbert put their talents to the test in a one-on-one battle of "Oh, I just happened to be hanging out with ..." one-upmanship.
The pseudofeud started when Colbert pointed out that the audio version of Clinton's memoir, "Hard Choices," features a slew of references to the famous and powerful. Colbert took mock affront to Clinton's name-dropping, and the two decided to settle the beef by seeing who could weave the names of the most celebrities into a supposedly casual conversation.
And it's a heckuva fight. Clinton starts out strong, but, like Rocky on the ropes, Colbert fights back. If you ask us, the battle is almost too close to call, but we gotta give the edge to Clinton for casually mentioning that she's met Bill Clinton.
Who knew?
Checking in on the 90-year-old vet who is running across America
If slow and steady really does win the race, count Ernie Andrus as the world champion.
The 90-year-old World War II veteran started running/jogging/ambling across the country last October from San Diego. In June, when CBS News profiled him, he was in Payson, Ariz. And now, more than 10 months after he started, he has crossed into New Mexico, according to his Facebook page, which keeps his fans updated on his whereabouts.
Andrus, who runs three days a week, isn't sprinting straight across the country, per se. Each running day, he sets off, covers as much ground as his 90-year-old legs will carry him, and then catches a ride back to his RV. He drives to the spot he stopped running and chills out until he's ready to set off again.
Double-decker buses collide in New York City's Times Square
At least 14 people were injured when two tourist buses collided in the heart of New York City's Times Square on Tuesday.
Three of the injuries were serious but not life-threatening. Victims were taken to area emergency rooms, according to ABC7.
Several pedestrians were hurt, in addition to three people riding the tour buses — a red Gray Line bus and a blue CitySights bus, according to NBC News.
The crash occurred near the TKTS booth, where theatergoers purchase discount Broadway tickets. A traffic signal was knocked over in the collision, DNAinfo New York reports.
Orville Anderson told the New York Times:"All of sudden we heard this big boom," he said. "I saw the lightpole coming over and fall down. I looked over and we saw people laying on the ground. It was scary."
CNN anchor blames alcohol, empty stomach for alleged embassy attack: report
A CNN anchor who's being sued for allegedly threatening and biting EMT workers in Iraq is blaming an empty stomach and too much alcohol for her behavior, according to a new report.
The complaints against Arwa Damon became public after Charles Simons and Tracy Lamar filed a lawsuit against CNN America after an unpleasant run-in with the anchor at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad last month, The Wrap reports.
The $2 million lawsuit was filed in New York Supreme Court on Monday.
Simons and Lamar, who are both EMTs, were attempting to treat Damon when the alleged incident occurred. The pair's lawsuit claims that CNN was aware of Damon's history of violence, TMZ reports.
The New York Post's Page Six has obtained a copy of an apology email allegedly sent by Damon after the incident.
Say 'cheese' (and a few four-letter words): Sky divers leap from 33,000 feet
Ultimate free fall: Fearless skydivers jump 33,000 feet above Mont Blanc http://t.co/cmEQo3lN3L (Pic: Barcroft Media) pic.twitter.com/bqwGsDYzrQ
Don't. Look. Down.
Two French sky divers leapt from a plane, about 33,000 feet in the air, and captured this breathtaking photo.
And you thought that helmet-cam footage of your riding a bike to work was impressive.
The two divers, Frederic Fugen and Vincent Reffet, trained for a year and a half in preparation for the jump, which occurred on May 31, the Telegraph reports. From plane to land took approximately seven minutes. They reportedly pulled their chutes at roughly 20,000 feet and cruised alongside the Alps before touching down in Italy.
"It was a huge achievement and I'm so happy we were able to do it safely in the way we wanted," Fugen said, according to the Telegraph.
Convicted cop killer told to stop coaching youth baseball
In 1988, a group of young men killed off-duty Chicago-area Police Officer John Mathews, beating him to death with a baseball bat.
One of them served 11 years for his role in the death, ABC7 Chicago reports, and isn't young anymore. Since leaving prison, Dean Chavez has spent years coaching youth baseball, something Mathews' son, Joey, only just learned.
"The fact is, a man who killed another man using a baseball bat is coaching kids to swing a baseball bat. It boggles the mind," Joey Mathews, 30, told ABC7. Mathews said he was 4 when his father was murdered and doesn't have a single memory of him. His sister, Anne, was 6. Now a teacher, she told WGN-TV, "Unfortunately, he (Chavez) forfeited his right to be a role model and a mentor when he took my father's life."
Flight attendant advises passengers to flush anything they shouldn't have before landing
A flight attendant with Jetstar Airways in Australia is facing criticism after reportedly advising passengers that if they have "anything you shouldn't have," they should flush it before landing.
The plane was carrying many passengers who'd attended the popular Splendour in the Grass music festival in Australia on Sunday.
The attendant reportedly told passengers that sniffer dogs and quarantine officers were on the ground waiting at the terminal in Sydney, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. The announcement reportedly sparked a rush for the airplane lavatories.
A spokesperson for Jetstar apologized for the casual nature of the flight attendant's remarks and said the attendant was complying with a rule that upcoming quarantines must be announced to passengers before landing.
Still, Jetstar said the words were "poorly chosen and plainly at odds with the professional standards we'd expect from our team."


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The varicella vaccine protects against chickenpox (varicella), a common and very contagious childhood viral illness.
The varicella vaccine is given by injection when kids are between 12 and 15 months old. They receive a booster shot for further protection at 4 to 6 years of age.
Kids who are older than 6 but younger than 13 who have not had chickenpox also may receive the vaccine, with the two doses given at least 3 months apart.
Kids 13 years or older who have not had either chickenpox or the vaccine need two vaccine doses at least 1 month apart.
The varicella vaccine prevents severe illness in almost all kids who are immunized. It's up to 85% effective in preventing mild illness. Vaccinated kids who do get chickenpox generally have a mild case.
Possible mild effects are tenderness and redness where the shot was given, fever, fatigue, and a varicella-like illness. There is a very small chance of an allergic reaction with any vaccine.
A rash can occur up to 1 month after the injection. It may last for several days but will disappear on its own without treatment. There is a very small risk of febrile seizures after vaccination.
The vaccine is not recommended if:
Talk to your doctor about whether being vaccinated is a good idea if your child:
Your doctor may determine that the benefits of vaccinating your child outweigh the potential risks.
Pregnant women should not receive the chickenpox vaccine until after childbirth.
Pain and fever can be treated with acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Check with your doctor to see if you can give either medication and to find out the appropriate dose.
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The 30th annual Miracle Makers fundraising special aired on KOMO 4 TV on June 6, 2014. The special takes us on a journey through the hopes, fears, victories and challenges facing patients at Seattle Children's. Cosponsored by Costco Wholesale and KOMO 4.
In the spirit of the holidays, patients, parents and doctors share inspirational stories of healing and hope. From surviving heart failure and a near-death drowning to battling a flesh-eating disease, witness how the impossible became possible thanks to the care patients received at Seattle Children's Hospital.
Miracle Season, hosted by Steve Pool and Molly Shen, aired Dec. 8, 2013, on KOMO 4 TV. The annual holiday special celebrates the remarkable lives of Seattle Children's patients.
Seattle Children's provides healthcare without regard to race, color, religion (creed), sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin (ancestry) or disability. Financial assistance for medically necessary services is based on family income and hospital resources and is provided to children under age 21 whose primary residence is in Washington, Alaska, Montana or Idaho.
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HOUSTON—A Houston cat named Max has become an internet sensation. He rides around the kitchen on a Roomba vacuum cleaner dressed in a shark costume.
The videos featuring Max have over four million views on YouTube. The cat's owner Helen Arnold said the 12-year-old feline can spend hours bumping into wall after wall and spinning around on the robotic vacuum cleaner.
"Oh yeah, he loves it, this is like his toy," she said. "He might throw a mouse around, but that's about it, then he gets bored. But he loves this Roomba."
She said Max fell in love with the Roomba the day she bought it. She also said he has no problem wearing the shark suit.
Arnold released the latest video version during Shark Week.
"Usually I edit some of the videos," said Helen Arnold, cat owner. "This one I didn't even edit."
Max isn't the only Internet star. Arnold's pit bull Sharky has a video of him playing with chicks on YouTube that gained nearly six million views.


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Hamida Basmajian & Eric Sundquist
ISSUES IN HOLOCAUST LITERATURE, THE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: Eric Sundquist
Eric Sundquist discusses the evolution of Holocaust literature, particularly from the American perspective, from the immediate aftermath of the war through late-twentieth-century responses by those of the second generation, including children of survivors. Issues to consider include the priority of testimony and its relation to fiction; the problem of authenticity and hoaxes; the "Americanization" of the Holocaust; and the self-reflexive and sometimes postmodern strategies of some second-generation writers.
FRAMING HOLOCAUST NARRATIVES AS CHILDREN'S LITERATURE—AUTHOR, GENRES, AND READERS: Hamida Basmajian
Hamida Basmajian refers to the following narratives as examples during this session: The Diary of Anne Frank, Ruth Minsky Sender's The Cage and The Holocaust Lady, Carol Matas' Daniel's Story, Gudrun Pausewang's The Final Journey, John Boyne's The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Doris Orgel's The Devil in Vienna, Jane Yolen's The Devil's Arithmetic and Briar Rose.
Eric J. Sundquist is the UCLA Foundation Professor of Literature at the University of California, Los Angeles. Professor Sundquist received his B.A. from the University of Kansas and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. He has also taught at the University of California, Berkeley, and Vanderbilt University and is the author or editor of twelve books, the most recent of which are King's Dream (2009); Strangers in the Land: Blacks, Jews, Post-Holocaust America (2005), which received the Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute Book Award.
Hamida Bosmajian, Professor Emerita of the English Department at Seattle University, is the author of Sparing the Child: Grief and the Unspeakable in Youth Literature about Nazism and the Holocaust (Routledge, 2002) and Metaphors of Evil. Contemporary German Literature and the Shadow of Nazism (U. of Iowa Press, 1979). The Children's Literature Association honored Sparing the Child with the ChLA Book Award in 2004.
They gave this presentation at the 7th annual Association of Jewish Libraries Western Regional Conference on Jewish Literature for Children on February 1, 2009 at the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
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Prime Commercial Property in Decatur on HWY 287 listed at $10 per sqft! +- 12 acres with HWY frontage, less than a half mile outside city limits between McMaster Ford Tractor and Weatherford Industries. High visiblity, high traffic count and easy access...great location for any business. Purchase price will be based on actual square footage, as determined by survey at time of sale.
There are 3 parcels for a total of apprx + or - 10.192 raw acres directly behind Allsups on 287 in Decatur.Additionally, the property is made up of 2 surveys. 2 Zonings-Commerical and multifamily on the far east next to the creek. 3 Access Pts: Trenchard Str, Park, and Prince. Owner will to divide and negotiate.
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Highland Hills is community in Wise county just to the west of the Denton-Wise County line. Phase I of the community was developed with 77 1+ acre lots, 31 of which have been sold and houses built. 46 of the lots are ready for houses to be constructed. Phase II is platted and approved for 75 1+ acre lots. Phase II is ready for development. The whole community of developed lots in Phase I and all of Phase II is being sold as a package.
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From birth to death, personal to societal dramas, DIFF Arabian Nights selection captures the sweep of life
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Dubai, UAE; November 23, 2011: The linkage between pop and propaganda, the true cross-cultural love story of a German peace campaigner and a Lebanese civil war chieftain, the making of the Egyptian revolution and the drama of everyday life in France and Montreal's Arab communities are among the 20 subjects examined in the 8th Dubai International Film Festival's Arabian Nights segment.
The Arabian Nights films, representing the best of filmmaking about the Arab world by Arab and non-Arab filmmakers from around the world, will screen to audiences in the UAE from December 7 to 14, 2011. They include examinations of early life and old age, societies scarred by division to attempts at reconciliation, and joyful looks at contemporary Arab music and dance.
The selection includes five world premieres, two international premieres and 13 Middle East premieres, as well as works by established and emerging talents. The films include:
In It's All in Lebanon, Wissam Charaf traces the recent history and identity of Lebanon through its political campaigns, PR imagery and pop videos; and considers how the country has fared in nation-building through image-making. The documentary, making its world premiere in Dubai, is a must-see for all those involved in politics, advertising, public relations and the media.
The lineup includes two more world premieres from Lebanon, including Christina Foerch Saab's Che Guevara Died in Lebanon, which is a brave, personal, cross-cultural love story and reflection on war and conflict. The film follows the director, a former peace campaigner from Germany, and her husband, a former commander haunted by the Lebanese civil war, as they piece together his past as a way to build a shared future.
Rodrigue Sleiman and Tarek El Bacha's Nice to Meet You is in a completely different vein: it follows mythomaniac gas delivery man Eddy and his tendency to believe and repeat imaginary stories to all he meets.
Haider Rashid's Silence: All Roads to Music, an Italy-Iraq-UAE co-production, will also make its global debut at DIFF. The documentary follows an eclectic combination of musicians – an Australian virtuoso pianist, a Sicilian jazz musician, an accordion player and a didgeridoo and tambourine player – who meet for the first time for a one-off concert during an Arab film festival in southern Italy. Audiences in Dubai will also be able to enjoy the results.
From France, Aurel and Florence Corre's October 1961 will make its international premiere at the Festival. The animated film focuses on the events of October 17 in Paris – when five young Algerians and three young Frenchmen were en route to a peaceful demonstration against the curfew imposed by the police prefect.
French director Stefano Savona's Tahrir Liberation Square, premiering in the Middle East, captures the hope, despair, anger, and pride of three unexpected and young heroes as they participate in two of the most exciting weeks in the history of modern Egypt. The film is the real-time chronicle of their fight for freedom.
The Light in Her Eyes, by Julia Meltzer and Laura Nix, focuses on an entirely different kind of revolution. The documentary centres on the rarely heard story of Houda al-Habash, a conservative Muslim preacher who founded a Quran school for girls in Damascus as a 17-year-old. Houda challenges the women of her community to live according to their faith without giving up their dreams, using Islamic teachings to encourage her students to pursue higher education, jobs and public lives.
Also making its Middle East premiere is Gianni Amelio's The First Man, based on the Albert Camus novel. The award-winning film is set in 1950s Algeria, as the war for independence puts communities against each other. The novelist Jacques Cormery arrives to visit his aging mother, and attempts to reconcile his memories of a happier past with the bitter present.
Reconciliation is also at the heart of After the Silence, a powerful documentary that revisits the story of Jenin suicide bomber Shadi Tobassi, whose detonation at the Arab-owned Matza Restaurant in Haifa killed 15 people including Dov Chernobroda, an architect who worked his entire life to bring peace between Palestine and Israel. Eight years later, Dov's widow visit Shadi's family in an attempt at reconciliation. The film is directed by Stephanie Bürger, Manal Abdallah, and Jule Ott.
Also set in Palestine, Giacomo Abbruzzese's Archipelago narrates the life of young Abed, who works in west Jerusalem illegally after passing under the separation Wall and through the sewers. On his day off, Abed decides to go home with a mysterious white box and in so doing starts an unexpected adventure.
The other 10 films will be announced shortly. All 20 films will screen in Dubai from December 8. The DIFF 2011 line-up includes 171 films from 56 nations representing the best of national, regional and world cinema.
The eighth edition of DIFF will be held in association with Dubai Studio City. Dubai Duty Free, Dubai Pearl, Emirates Airline and Madinat Jumeirah, the home of the Dubai International Film Festival, are the principal sponsors of DIFF. The Festival is supported by the Dubai Culture & Arts Authority.
The DIFF box office will open online on Thursday, November 24 at www.dubaifilmfest.com. Additional information is also available through the Festival's dedicated customer care number, 363 FILM (3456).
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MIAMI • Lilly Pulitzer hosted parties in her bare feet and wasn't afraid to get a little messy — just as long as she looked good and had fun, too.
In the late 1950s, the Palm Beach socialite had time to spare and a wealthy husband who owned citrus groves, so she opened an orange juice stand just off the island's main shopping street. Pulitzer needed to hide all the juice stains on her clothes, though. Instead of just putting on an apron, she asked her seamstress to make some sleeveless dresses in colorful fruit prints, and a fashion staple was born.
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Pulitzer's tropical print dresses became a sensation in the 1960s when then-first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, who attended boarding school with Pulitzer, wore one of the sleeveless shifts in a Life magazine photo spread.
The colorful revolution came as fashion shed its reliance on neutrals, and Pulitzer's stuff was almost the housewife version of the more youthful mod look that was migrating from London.
To this day, the Lilly Pulitzer dress remains a popular, if not a necessary, addition to any woman's closet.
"I designed collections around whatever struck my fancy ... fruits, vegetables, politics, or peacocks! I entered in with no business sense. It was a total change of life for me, but it made people happy," Pulitzer, who married into the famous newspaper family, told The Associated Press in March 2009.
Pulitzer's dresses hung behind her juice stand and soon outsold her drinks. A boutique featuring the company's dresses — developed with the help of partner Laura Robbins, a former fashion editor — soon replaced the juice stand.
"Today we celebrate all that Lilly meant to us and come together as Lilly lovers to honor a true original who has brought together generations through her bright and happy mark on the world," James B. Bradbeer Jr. and Scott A. Beaumont, who bought the Lilly Pulitzer brand in 1992, said in a statement.
The signature Lilly palette features tongue-in-cheek jungle and floral prints in blues, pinks, light greens, yellow and orange — the colors of a Florida vacation.
The line of dresses that bore her name was later expanded to swimsuits, country club attire, children's clothing, a home collection and a limited selection of menswear.
"Style isn't just about what you wear, it's about how you live," Pulitzer said in 2004.
"We focus on the best, fun and happy things, and people want that. Being happy never goes out of style," she said.
In 1966, The Washington Post reported that the dresses were "so popular that at the Southampton Lilly shop on Job's Lane they are proudly put in clear plastic bags tied gaily with ribbons so that all the world may see the Lilly of your choice. It's like carrying your own racing colors or flying a yacht flag for identification."
But changing taste brought trouble. Pulitzer closed her original company in the mid-1980s after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The label was revived about a decade later after being acquired by Pennsylvania-based Sugartown Worldwide Inc.; Pulitzer was only marginally involved in the new business but continued reviewing new prints from Florida.
"When Lilly started the business back in the '60s, she targeted a young customer because she was young," Bradbeer told the AP in 2003. "What we have done is target the daughter and granddaughter of that original customer."
Pulitzer herself retired from day-to-day operations in 1993, although she remained a consultant and a muse for the brand.
Sugartown Worldwide was bought by Atlanta-based Oxford Industries in 2010. Sales of the Lilly Pulitzer brand were strong in the earnings period that ended Feb. 2. The brand's revenue increased 26 percent to $29.1 million, according to Oxford Industries' earnings report. The company said last week it planned to add four to six new stores each year for its Lilly Pulitzer brand.
Pulitzer was born Lilly McKim on Nov. 10, 1931, to a wealthy family in Roslyn, N.Y.
In 1952, she married Pete Pulitzer, the grandson of newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer, whose bequest to Columbia University established the Pulitzer Prize.
Pulitzer had three children in quick succession. After the third was born, she had a nervous breakdown and ended up in a mental hospital that catered to upscale clientele in New York. A doctor there told her that she needed to find a job.Next Page >
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"It was a really long day, because of racing both races," Nesbitt said. "I was really happy with the 500 I raced.
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Lee also finished second overall, 70 points behind Yu who tops the standings with 960 points. World champion Jenny Wolf of Germany finished fourth, ending the season in third.
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Are you ready? for a Spartan Race… right now?
In a previous post I did on my website, I talked about General Physical Preparedness or G.P.P and what exactly that means. As a follow on from that, I wanted to talk about preparing for a Spartan Race.
I hear a lot people saying, "Spartan Race sounds badass, I'm going to train for it next year."
Next year? Why do you feel like you have to wait until then? Personally, I view G.P.P as ALWAYS being ready. I do not have a 'season' and I do not follow a program geared towards anything specific. In short, I am always ready. If the Spartan race was tomorrow I would be psyched. If the Death Race was tomorrow, I would be psyched. Would I like a little more notice? Sure, but I would welcome the challenge tomorrow if the opportunity presented itself. My goal in life is to always be prepared for whatever happens and roll with the punches as they come. There is no program in life. You simply deal with shit as it happens.
I pick heavy stuff up off the ground and put it over my head, I sprint, I carry stuff for distance – ALL THE TIME and I think you should all do the same.
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Adds an SEO friendly, accessible regular or dropdown menu to your WordPress powered site. To see a live demo of the plugin in action, please visit our demo site.
Demonstration of the PixoPoint Menu plugin in action. This example demonstrates a dropdown menu with a graphical shadow.
Restyling your menu
Unlike other menu plugins for WordPress, this one allows you to totally restyle your menu to look however you want, but you never need to touch a line of code to do it. You can totally restyle your menu and rearrange the menu contents all within your WordPress installation via an easy to use interface.
The editing panel used to restyle the design of your menu. You can change colours, text sizes, boldness, italics, use graphics or even add a smooth shadow effect to dropdown menus all from the easy to use interface.
The editor system operates from your own site, but behind the scenes it sends your design preferences back to the PixoPoint server for processing. The required CSS data is then sent back to your WordPress install for it to be used in your menu. When you save your design, that CSS is saved into your WordPress database. The plugin only needs to access the PixoPoint server if you choose to modify the design in the future.
Arranging menu items
You can choose from a selection of different menu items to include in your menu, from Pages to Categories, Blog posts or even a search box can all be added to your menu via an easy to use drag and drop interface in the plugins admin page. For those of you looking for the ultimate control, you can even choose one of the custom code boxes to insert whatever HTML code you wish. For those using the Pages option, you can rearrange your WordPress Pages via another simple drag and drop interface under the 'Advanced' tab in the plugins admin page.
Drag and drop interface for modifying the menu contents of the PixoPoint Menu plugin.
Upload the complete pixopoint-menu folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory OR install it via the WordPress plugin repository browser
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
2. Either: Add <?php if(function_exists('pixopoint_menu')) {pixopoint_menu();} ?> to your theme wherever you want the menu to appear (usually your header.php file) or choose the 'Auto theme support' option in the plugins admin panel (works with Hybrid, Thematic, Thesis and many other popular WordPress themes).
3. Visit the "PixoPoint Menu" page in your WordPress settings menu and control how the menu behaves via the plethora of different options
4. Click the 'Load editor' button in the plugins admin page to modify the design via the easy to use editing panel
If you follow all of the instructions here and if followed all of the instructions in the plugin and on the installation page then please post a question in our support forum.
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While this plugin seems well-crafted, I don't see how it can legitimately be considered for this competition, as it seems to skirt or break three separate rules:
1) "True WordPress plugins only. No manual modifications can be required of users. No editing of core files allowed."
- The majority of users are going to have to follow installation step "3a. Either: Add to your theme wherever you want the menu to appear (usually your header.php file)."
2) "You cannot submit plugins that have been released already. Modification or re-use of existing code to achieve completely new functionality allowed."
- While the plugin seems greatly-revised and polished, the functionality does not seem significantly different from its predecessor, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multi-level-navigation-plugin/
3) "Preliminary support for the plugin has to be provided to the public."
- http://pixopoint.com/pixopoint-menu/ clearly states, "As this product is still in beta, we will be providing limited support in our support forum. For paid support, please consider our Premium Support deal."
Again, I'm not knocking this plugin, and I realize that all these points can be argued, but it is my opinion (as a non-biased 3rd party), that this plugin should not be in this competition.
1. No core theme files need to be modified at all. Only the theme, and even then if the theme includes an appropriate hook then that isn't necessary.
2. This plugin is significantly different from it's predecessor. I guess that's a matter of opinion though.
3. I provide more support than most plugin authors. By "limited support" I still mean more than most other plugin authors. Having said that, the text you quoted should have been removed already anyway, I just added that back when I made that blog post as I didn't want to be inundated with support requests before I had the majority of the bugs ironed. The plugin is nearing leaving beta and probably will have by the end of the plugin competition.
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I have an idea for #1 which would not only not require any core files being modified, but also wouldn't require editing theme files either. I'll see if I can get it working before the end of the plugin competition.
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$99.99 p/year seems a bit harsh for extra dropdown options.
No. It's $5 to upgrade to the premium features of the CSS generation tool which this plugin utilizes. Users would only pay the $99 fee if they were wanting to redesign their site (or multiple sites) over the entire year.
Most users of the plugin have no use for the upgrade features of the CSS generation service since most of them are available for free anyway.
Hi there
Great plugin, but can this one work on a category and vertical fly-out menu?
My category menu is on the left side-bar, and I want to have a fly-out menu at the end of a single category. Is this possible to do with this plugin?
Thanks in advance
Hi Danny,
Yes it can do a vertical flyout menu for a single category if you want. The editing panel does not support vertical flyout menus (yet) but you can use the premium version of our CSS generator (http://pixopoint.com/suckerfish_css/) to create the CSS, then enter that into the advanced tab of the plugins admin page (don't use the editing panel). You can limit it to a single category by using the 'include' category ID option.


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NBC's Richard Engel: Star Out of Cairo
Addendum to my previous post, Richard Engel really is the only reporter on any American news station, network or cable, to have any understanding of what happens in the Middle East and, importantly right now, Egypt.
He lived in Cairo, speaks four Arabic dialects, as well as Italian and Spanish, and has extensive reporting experience covering the Middle East, because that's how he broke into the journalism field. He moved to Cairo in 1996, not knowing Arabic and without a plan, to learn the language, know the people and report on a region that few cared to learn more about other than oil and war.
Slate has a piece, complete with video, on how Engel has established himself as the preeminent Middle East reporter.
If you want to know more about Iraq, the US' role there and the Middle East in general, read his book War Journal: My Five Years in Iraq.
My favorite part of the revolution in Egypt is watching American pundits that have no idea what they're talking about.
Seriously. Get people from Brookings, Carnegie, CSIS, Aspen, dammit even AEI or Cato before you get your idiotic paid commentators to talk about Egypt.
This isn't something you can play around with and expect to be taken seriously. Americans deserve to know what is going on and what might happen from the people that know the region and country best.
— Hisham Ahmed, 22, via WSJ (via scotthensley)
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Don't Fear the Brotherhood: Running away from the Islamic party is exactly what the entrenched Egyptian ruling class wants America to do.
Egypt's rulers have long understood that they can't persuade the West that secular reformers pose a danger to Egypt or the world. The Islamists, however, are another story. And while the secularists have been a minor nuisance to the regime (at least until just now), the Brotherhood — well-organized, disciplined, and widely admired — really did constitute a political threat. So the regime and its defenders harp relentlessly on the Brotherhood's "real" intentions. When I was in Cairo in early 2007, Hossam Badrawi, the man who was just named Secretary-General of the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP), told me that allowing the Brotherhood to freely run for office would be like legalizing the Nazi party in Germany. Another cautioned that, while the Brothers were not "necessarily" terrorists, they certainly hoped to impose Saudi-style sharia on Egypt.
And it worked. After making a rousing 2005 speech at the American University in Cairo calling on President Hosni Mubarak to open up the political process, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice answered a question by saying, "We have not engaged the Muslim Brotherhood, and…we won't." Mubarak's security forces subsequently beat and killed Brotherhood supporters in parliamentary elections, and the White House issued only the mildest protest. George W. Bush's administration maintained a conspicuous silence as the regime carried out mass arrests of the opposition group's leaders in 2007.
It's not only the regime's apologists who profess to fear the Muslim Brotherhood; I had no trouble finding secular Cairenes who took an equally dim view. The group's slogan is, after all, "Islam is the solution," and the appeal its political leaders make to the rank and file is long on religious orthodoxy. Still, I spent two weeks talking to members of the Brotherhood — something the secular critics rarely do — and though I did feel they were putting their best foot forward for a Western journalist, I was struck by their reluctance to impose their views on others and their commitment to democratic process. They had been drawn to the Brotherhood not only by piety but also by the group's reputation for social service and personal probity.
Many of these men were lawyers, doctors, or engineers. But I also spent several evenings with an electrician named Magdy Ashour, who had been elected to parliament from a dismal slum at the furthest edge of Cairo (he's now an independent, after being ousted from the Brotherhood in December). He was at pains to counter what he assumed were my preconceptions. "When people hear the name Muslim Brotherhood, they think of terrorism and suicide bombings," Ashour conceded. "We want to establish the perception of an Islamic group cooperating with other groups, concerned about human rights. We do not want to establish a country like Iran, which thinks that it is ruling with a divine mandate. We want a government based on civil law, with an Islamic source of lawmaking."
And just what is an "Islamic source of lawmaking?" Muhammad Habib, then the Muslim Brotherhood's deputy supreme guide — its second-ranking official— explained to me that, under such a system, parliament would seek the advice of religious scholars on issues touching upon religion, though such views could never be binding. A democratically elected parliament, he asserted, would still have the "absolute right" to pass a law the Brotherhood deemed "un-Islamic." And the proper redress for religious objections would be a formal appeal process in the constitutional court.
Maybe they were lying. But I didn't think so. More to the point, the Muslim Brotherhood's then 88-member caucus in the legislature studiously avoided religious issues and worked with secular opposition members on issues of democracy and human rights. They all lived together in a hotel, showed up for work every day, and invited outside experts for policy briefings. It was widely agreed that the Brothers took parliament far more seriously than members of the ruling party ever had.


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A backlog of thousands of expired NASA contracts that have taken years to close out could be costing the space agency as much at $61 million, according to an audit from the agency's inspector general.
An estimated $44 million of those savings could be put to use elsewhere in the agency, the IG said.
NASA spent about 80 percent of its 2012 budget on contracts, grants and cooperative agreements for goods, services and research.
When any of these deals are completed, NASA must review and close out any of the associated files. Any unused funds remaining must be either returned to the Treasury or redistributed somewhere else within the agency.
Purchase orders must be closed out within 90 days, while on the other end of the scale, cost-reimbursable, time and material, and labor-hour contracts are allowed to remain open for up to 36 months.
The report found 47 percent of the expired contracts weren't closed within the time frame required. The lag time ranged from an average 178 days for purchase, delivery and task orders to almost seven years for cost-type contracts.
Of the 203 expired contracts the IG reviewed, 57 percent were more than a year overdue.
Renee Juhans, executive officer for NASA's inspector general's office, said the complicated close-out process is partly to blame.
"Contracts do take longer because there are more steps and more documentation," Juhans said.
Some interagency agreements can be particularly problematic. For example, NASA has an agreement with the Army for construction and engineering design services. NASA and the Army told the auditors that it is sometimes difficult to get final invoices from the partner agency.
In some cases, this can take years, creating a domino effect.
The report also found two contracts that were closed without a final audit. In one case, the procurement official waited seven years to request a final audit from the Defense Contract Audit Agency, at which point the DCAA said it had become inefficient to perform the audit.
Since 2000, NASA has contracted out its closeout processing to a private company.
In February 2013, NASA contracted with Knoxville, Tenn.-based Brandan Enterprises to help clear the backlog and allow agency staff to focus on other aspects of contracts management. However, the agency is not using the company's services to its full advantage, the IG said.
All of NASA's centers aren't required to use Brandan's services, and different centers use different processes for the same type of closeout.
For example, at three of NASA's centers, procurement officials obtained all of the required paperwork from the contractor or grantee, including financial statements and invoices, then returned or redistributed the funds before sending the contract to Brandan for the final review and data entry.
Other centers left the entire closeout process to Brandan.
As of last September, NASA had more than 15,000 contracts or purchase orders awaiting final close-out, while Brandan has reported a backlog of more than 4,200, demonstrating a discrepancy between what the agency chooses to handle itself and what it sends to Brandan.


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Meet our Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies Alumni and Students
In the profiles featured below, meet alumni and students from the criminal justice, intelligence and national security and forensic science programs as well as the Master of Science in criminal justice administration program. These alumni and students discuss why they chose Point Park University and talk about their experiences with course work, class sizes, faculty and student interaction, campus life and how earning or pursuing a degree is helping them to reach their career goals.
Taneka Davis
B.S. in Criminal Justice, 2010
Adult Probation Officer, The Judicial Branch of Arizona - Maricopa County
"I enjoyed the talented professors at Point Park and how they were willing to help you with projects and took on a true hands-on approach. They were very nurturing so you never felt like you were just a number in a classroom."
"Point Park is a really phenomenal school. Life has not been easy for me but my experiences have built my character. Many of the classes at Point Park have been therapeutic and have helped me with where I want to go in the future."
Chris Ingram
B.S. in Criminal Justice (accelerated program), 2006
M.S. in Criminal Justice Administration, 2007
Director of the Extended Care Division, Gateway Rehab
"Earning a bachelor's and master's degree from Point Park has helped me with career advancement. I have also been able to apply the administrative skills I learned in class in my role as director of the Extended Care Division."
"Overall, I enjoyed the learning process and interaction with my peers and professors. I would encourage anyone wanting a career in criminal justice to look at Point Park University."
Jeffrey Gurski
B.S. in Intelligence and National Security, 2012
Working within the National Intelligence Community
"When I came upon the intelligence and national security program at Point Park and looked at the courses I needed to take, I was sold. It was the only way I would leave the Marines and go to school. I have a deep passion for the field."
"The intelligence and national security program is very unique in that our professors have such a deep background working in the intelligence community. Students are not only learning book material but can learn and absorb information and scenarios that our professors have gone through in their careers as intelligence professionals."
Maurita Byrant
B.S. in Law Enforcement (accelerated program), 2006
M.S. in Criminal Justice Administration, 2007
Assistant Chief, City of Pittsburgh Bureau of Police
Bryant oversees the City of Pittsburgh's police operations branch, with six commanders and 579 officers under her charge, including the SWAT unit.
She also was appointed president National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives.
"When I look back on my life and think of things that happened or situations where I could have really gone down the wrong path, I feel something led me on the right path. I think I was meant to be a police officer."
Daniel Meinert
M.S. in Criminal Justice Administration, 2007
Securities Investigator, Pennsylvania Securities Commission, Division of Enforcement, Litigation, and Compliance
"When I retired as lieutenant/district commander, I wanted to continue working and believed a master's degree would make me stand out from other applicants. I chose Point Park's accelerated criminal justice administration program because it was offered every Saturday and I could complete it in one year. Also, I knew graduates before me who really enjoyed the program."
"If you want to position yourself for career advancement, I highly recommend a graduate degree in this field. Having a master's degree has opened many opportunities for me and given me the ability to be more selective when it came time to choose a new career."
Amanda Heinbaugh
B.S. in Criminal Justice, 2012
Graduate student, pursuing master's degree in public affairs, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
"I transferred to Point Park because the previous two schools I attended were not for me. I felt Point Park had more to offer in its criminal justice program and I had heard that the faculty did not just teach from the book but openly shared their experiences in the field with students."
"The professors considered us colleagues and did not teach over us. I would not have been able to achieve what I did without the help of my professors. I was honored that they chose me as the academic excellence award recipient for criminal justice and I still keep in contact with several of them."
Matthew Coleman
Student, pursuing B.S. in Forensic Science
Expected graduation: May 2014
"What I like most about Point Park are the small class sizes. I prefer classes where your professor actually knows your name and you are not just a number in a class of 250. In smaller classes, you can have debates and intelligent one-on-one conversations with both professors and fellow students."
"My career goal is to be a forensic investigator. I want to be out in the field collecting evidence and bodies because life in a lab would be boring to me. In the field, you have to be a 'jack-of-all-trades.' No two scenes are alike so there is no set protocol and that is what I love, variety in the work place."


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But, "my hobby is woodworking, too," Dennis said, which means, "My days are at least 12 hours." When he turns to his own projects, "Mine's a little more creative. I'm into marquetry," he said.
One of his favorite pieces, for instance, is a Griffin End Table, featuring a lion's face, with eagle wings, and violin scrolls on the feet. Carved out of basswood, the table has a top with marquetry made from purpleheart, myrtle burl, white oak and fruitwood, as well as purpleheart inlays. "I wanted to make a piece I really loved," Dennis said.
When they were younger, Dennis and his brother worked for a while at their stepfather's cabinet shop. Dennis also was a professional musician for a time, but when he and his brother started the Zongkers shop, "I traded in my amps to help us get started, with a table saw and a band saw and stuff."
The company now consists of Dennis, his brother, who works on the sales side -- "it's good that we don't compete," Dennis said -- his wife, his son, and six employees. They've been in business for 24 years; at first, Dennis said, "it was a struggle to build the name up and also learn at the same time."
In addition to learning through trial and error, Dennis said he has a "huge library of woodworking magazines and books, over 1,000." His favorites? "Those that tell about the history of past woodworkers. It's kind of neat to see how they did it back in the day, how they lived their lives."
While he might not make projects exactly like those woodworkers, "I think I like every style, from Art Deco to Beidermeier to Greene and Greene," he said. "I appreciate anything that's well-made."
He's also passing on his woodworking skills to others: in addition to his son working for the business, and teaching a friend of his son's to be a furniture maker, Dennis teaches local carving and handcut dovetail classes, and is the author of a recently published book, Wooden Boxes (The Taunton Press, ISBN 978-1-60085-522-1). "It's a good feeling to teach the younger people, or anybody," he said. "Boxes was a great way to teach techniques: segmented turnings, marquetry, carving, banding, inlay, how to make your own radiuses, all sorts of neat stuff. I love making boxes, too."
"There's quite a few techniques in the book that I use in everyday woodworking," Dennis said. "like making my own decorative banding. I also like to use the lathe to turn my own pulls or feet or knobs or bedposts."
He also likes lions, and to play chess: those two themes appear in a couple of his other favorite projects: a Chess Table and Chairs and a Carved Lion Ball and Claw Coffee Table.
The chess table, made of maple and walnut to create distinctive color contrasts for the opposing teams, is something Dennis made for himself, because "I love to play chess and I love woodworking." After a designer saw the piece about 15 years ago, Dennis made a couple of others, "but I kept the original set."
The lion's foot coffee table, on the other hand, was a piece for a client. "The house it went into looked like a castle," Dennis said. He made a clay model to work out the design for the lion's foot grasping the ball, "the same way like they used to do for an eagle's foot ball and claw." The table itself was 54" square and 18" high, with a maple burl parquetry veneer center, an ebony inlay in a ribbon stripe border, and mahogany construction.
"I love working with mahogany. Genuine mahogany is one of my best, because it's beautiful and has a great grain pattern," Dennis said. "The density is really balanced, so it's great for carving, or machining, or anything."
And Dennis, in general, likes anything woodworking -- and is spreading that taste to the rest of the family. His wife, for instance, works on the business side of Zongkers Handcrafted Custom Furniture during the day, but has recently taken up woodburning as a hobby.
"She's following in my footsteps," Dennis said. He noted that, on Saturdays, "we try to only stay half a day" at the office. "It's pretty much a life filled with woodworking."


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Types of Breast Deformities
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Facial motion disorders can be congenital or acquired after birth. There are many types, including facial nerve palsies, facial spasm or those that occur as part of a syndrome.
Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate – congenital abnormalities of the mouth and lip
Failure of fusion of the sides of the lip and the roof of the mouth results in cleft lip, which ranges from mild (notching of the lip) to severe (opening from lip to nose), and/or cleft palate, which can extend from the front of the mouth to the throat and often includes the lip and gum. Learn more about cleft lip and palate »
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