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We went with Sky's the Limit Photography for our special day! I can't begin to explain how professional they are! There was a team of 2 photographers for our wedding and they were completely on point.
Everybody knows that weddings can be stressful and you can rest assured that with Sky's the Limit you will not have to worry about the quality of your wedding photographs. Just having the knowledge and trust in Sky's the Limit allowed us to have a way more enjoyable wedding day.
After photographing the ceremony we went away to locations that were previously scouted by the photography team and let me say... they were absolutely beautiful locations!
We didn't have to worry about what to do with our hands or where to look etc... The photographers already had a vision and it was literally as easy as us just cooperating and doing what they asked! On top of that, if there were any additional pictures or poses or set ups that we wanted, it was no problem and the crew was extremely easy to work with. On top of being helpful, reliable, and friendly... they were FAST. When we returned from the photo session our guests were still content and nobody was getting impatient with us.
Everyone was smiling and having a blast.
The team did a wonderful job at the reception and even made sure to get all the family photos we wanted. My grandmother was there in a wheelchair and I cannot express how caring and helpful the crew was to ensure she was comfortable and in the pictures as well!
Like I said, zero stress, and absolutely perfect pictures from our perfect day! If you choose Sky's the Limit Photography you will definitely have no regrets.
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Wedding: 09/12/2014
Services Used: Photography
Edward and Dawn are fantastic! Our wedding photos are stunning! They were so professional and fun. They took so much time planning our photo locations and matching our photos to our personalities. There are so many photos to choose from, all are beautiful! I can't recommend Sky's the Limit enough for weddings!
Wedding: 08/02/2014
Services Used: Photography
I can't recommend Sky's the Limit highly enough. From my first contact with Edward, I was impressed by his professionalism and enthusiasm for his work. He was also extremely responsive and remained that way throughout our entire timeline. I made inquiries with many different photographers and felt as though I was getting the best quality work, value and service from Sky's the Limit. I was not disappointed. Edward and Dawn did a wonderful job on the day of our wedding. They made themselves available for as long as we needed them, took all our requested shots and then some. I love our pictures!
The icing on the cake is that even though we ran out of time to get our engagement shots done (we scheduled twice but the weather didn't cooperate on either occasion!), Edward offered to take them after our wedding so we can still have some nice photos that aren't from our wedding. That alone is all you need to know about these photographers... oh yeah, and the fact that they take beautiful photos :)
Wedding: 07/12/2014
Services Used: Photography
Meredith 8 Reviews
I have hired Edward from Sky's the Limit on multiple occasions for work. The moment I got engaged, my first instinct was to call my family and my second instinct was to call him. I knew I had to have him as my wedding photographer!
He and his fantastic assistant Dawn are amazing at what they do. They scout locations prior to your event to find the best shots ahead of time and it certainly shows. Our photos were INCREDIBLE.
They also bundle engagement photos and wedding photos, so you pay one price for both sessions and they don't put a cap on wedding day hours.
They've got a unique style all their own which will make your wedding photos really stand out.
Wedding: 05/31/2014
Services Used: Photography, Event Rentals & Photobooths
Our experience with Sky's the Limit was all that I could have hoped for. As we were planning our wedding, my husband and I knew that our engagement and wedding photos were incredibly important to us. Edward and Dawn were an absolute dream to work with. They were professional and friendly and made us feel completely at ease. Not only was the picture-taking experience fun, but the amount of time in which they got photos back to us was amazing. We barely had to wait, which was great considering how anxious we were to see the photos from our wedding. The photos were more than we expected and they really captured all of the details and emotions of the day. We decided to forego hiring a videographer, and it was definitely worth it, as Edward and Dawn managed to capture everything we hoped for and more! When they mailed us the jump drive with our photos, it was delivered in an antique chest, with a bottle of champagne and a thank you. They are an incredibly classy group of photographers and I would, without a doubt, recommend them to anyone looking to hire photographers for their big day! I hope to have a reason to see them again soon!
Wedding: 05/17/2014
Services Used: Photography, Event Rentals & Photobooths
Edward and Dawn from Sky's the Limit Photography are amazing! We booked them for our wedding in May, and I'm so happy we did. They are true professionals, down to every last detail. Our wedding day was on and off rain, but they managed to capture some beautiful outdoor pictures despite the weather! We were so pleased with how they pictures turned out and they took a lot of them! Thanks again!
Wedding: 05/03/2014
Services Used: Photography
The Sky's the Limit Photography staff are very professional and courteous and their expertise made my daughter's day a day to remember forever. Pictures can say a thousand words and I think Edward has certainly captured all the special moments. He was very easy to work with and made us all feel like he was one of the family. His way of working makes you feel very relaxed and so the pictures don't seemed posed, but very natural. We will definitely be recommending his business to all who ask.
The photo booth was definitely a huge hit! Even the most shyest of guests had to put on a pair of glasses or a hat to get their picture. it was so much fun and his staff made it very festive and fun. Such a wonderful day that we will remember in pictures.
Wedding: 10/26/2013
Services Used: Photography
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The Sky Truly is the Limit with these two AMAZING photographers!
In reflecting back on my wedding day, I can truly say the one vendor that matters most is the choice of photographer.
I have looked at our wedding photos countless times since our wedding on October 5th. My friends and family are simply blown away by the quality of images captured, both the appearance and the true moments and emotions in the images.
Meeting Edward and Dawn was a relief to my sometimes photo-shy husband. We were able to do an engagement shoot, and select our own locations. All of this was offered to us at no additional price. The creativity and vision of this photography team was clear from the first shot. Both photographers put my husband at ease, and we were able to get some amazing pictures as a result. It was really tough to narrow it down to one to use for our Save the Dates, so tough in fact that we ended up using two!
Communication with Edward was easy and clear. We planned out our wedding day. There were no extra charges for the getting ready process. We had a blast with Dawn and Edward at our wedding. Truly, there were there as not only our photographers, but as our guest as well. I cried the first time I looked at the wedding preview, which they had ready for us just a week after the wedding! The delivery of the photos was a selection of how amazing these two are- they took the time and effort to deliver the photos to me at my place, and even put together an adorable box with a sweet message on it.
I can't stress enough how much you need to have these two shoot your wedding. I made two new friends, as well as ended up with the best wedding photos I have ever seen [yes, I may be a bit biased]. Their price is very reasonable, the quality is amazing, and you have my word that you will not regret choosing Edward and Dawn to capture your most special day. As further proof, I am already dreaming up schemes to convince them to shoot my preg
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Photography
When I got engaged, one of the first things on my checklist to book for the wedding was a good photographer. Little did I know, I was about to find a true gem in the world of photography. The saying goes that a picture can tell one thousand words. Well, Sky's the Limit Photography goes far beyond the one thousand word mark in terms of photography. My fiancé and I knew we wanted our engagement session to be on the farm where he grew up and we are building a house, so I was on a mission to find the perfect photographer. I searched and searched online for several days, until I stumbled across Sky's the Limit website. The photos were beautiful and I knew I found a match for our wedding photography. Aside from the outstanding photography skills, Ed is extremely good with customer service. Whenever I placed my interest, he called me that day and left a message. When I called back, he answered right away and was very enthusiastic and detailed when talking about his business. It was quite apparent on the phone call that he is very passionate about his work. My mom and I met with Ed to book our date and sign the contract and I left the meeting feeling very excited and satisfied with my decision. Although our wedding is not until next year, we recently had our engagement session and I could not be more pleased and excited about our pictures. We received tons of positive feedback from friends and family on our photos. Aside from our photos being awesome, Ed and his photography partner, Dawn, are very personable and fun. They made our engagement session very personalized and enjoyable. If you're looking for a great photographer, you found one right here. I would recommend Sky's the Limit for any bride looking for out of the ordinary photography, outstanding quality in pictures and poses, and photographers who are passionate about their work!
Wedding: 09/08/2013
Services Used: Photography
Private User 4 Reviews
Ed and Dawn did such a great job with our wedding pictures! They were amazing to work with and got the shots they needed very quickly and did not get in the way of guests or the natural flow of the wedding. I couldn't have asked for our wedding pictures to have turned out any better! Highly recommend using Sky's the Limit to photograph your wedding!
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Photography
Edward and Dawn are incredible artists. Not only that, they are so kind, easy to work with and down right awesome. As the photographers for our engagements and wedding photos, I couldn't be more pleased. And I have only seen a preview of our wedding photos, but I know I have nothing to worry about, they will all be OUTSTANDING and magical. Guests have commented on how much they saw both of them at the ceremony and reception just snapping away getting every single moment that they could. They will do just about anything to get that perfect shot. I cannot say enough about them and I am so glad we hired them for the most important day of our life.
Wedding: 08/24/2013
Services Used: Photography
I absolutely love, love, love the pictures of our daughter's wedding. Edward Coll and his assistant were wonderful and easy to work with. They have all day coverage, which really means a great deal. We did not have to worry about a time limit or when things were happening in order to get the photos of this very special and important day. As we all know when the gown has been packed away all we have are the photographs to remind us of that very special time. I have always said that I would spend whatever was necessary to make sure the photographs come out the way we wanted for that very reason. I have already recommended Sky's the Limit Photography to other people.
Wedding: 08/03/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I was referred to Sky's the Limit Photography from my college roommate who used them for her wedding back in 2010. I loved the idea of their description as photojournalism and they were 100% true to that statement. Throughout the day we never really knew our pictures were being taken, and the were beautiful.
I knew when I would be getting married I would be using Sky's the Limit. Edward and Erik were fantastic to work with during the planning process. We live about 4 states away from where our wedding was taking place and both of them were so easy to get in contact with and bounce ideas off of eachother. They even took our engagement photos on Christmas Eve because that was really the best day for all of us!
On wedding day, Edward and Dawn were phenomenal! Every aspect of our wedding was caught on film and my husband and I were so caught up in the moment all over again. We would see the pictures and say, "I hope there's a picture of so and so doing 'this'..." and they were! I can't speak enough of how highly I recommend these photographers!
Wedding: 07/26/2013
Services Used: Photography
My family and I are thrilled with the high level of quality and service we received from Sky's the Limit Photography. During our initial meeting with Edward, we were immediately comfortable with him and confident in his passion for photography. Edward and his team strive to employ photojournalism which allows them to capture the day's events as they unfold before them. Importantly, we were struck by the beauty of his pictures -- particularly those taken outdoors -- and how they truly captured precious moments. Throughout the time leading up to the wedding, Edward was very responsive to the bride and groom's preferences or general attempts to touch base with him. Edward also encouraged us to shoot a complementary engagement session in order to have the opportunity to work with Edward and Dawn before the wedding. Neither my husband nor I would say we're entirely comfortable posing for extended periods of time in front of a camera, but Edward and Dawn made us feel very at ease to the point that we actually enjoyed it! I am sure we were more comfortable and natural on the wedding day because of this positive experience. Prior to the big day, Edward stated time and time again that we had him for the whole day and that he was completely flexible to our preferences for where they should be and when. Edward introduced us to the option of a first look, scouted out the perfect space in our preferred park, and took many of the family pictures at that time, which allowed us to maximize our time with our guests in between the ceremony and reception. During the wedding ceremony and reception, Edward and Dawn were able to insert themselves without being intrusive and capture spontaneous moments which will allow us to remember our wedding day with a clarity that we otherwise wouldn't have. All of the pictures turned out beautifully. Overall, we were very impressed by the professionalism and quality of Sky's the Limit and we enthusiastically recommend their services.
Wedding: 06/23/2013
Services Used: Photography
They did an amazing job capturing every moment of our wedding! They did our engagement pictures back in January right after a huge snow storm and they walked through the snow right along with us to capture some amazing shots! On the wedding day they were with us from the time I was getting ready until the night was winding down. We got 1000 pictures back from them and they were all great! The quality was amazing and were having a hard time choosing which ones to develop. My favorite thing about them was that they were professional and they knew what they wanted and the type of picture they were looking for which made the process go alot smoother and quicker! All in all we are 100% pleased with our pictures and service we received. I would recommend them to anyone in a heartbeat! I would also recommend the photo booth which was a really fun add on for our guests and we got a good laugh looking at those pictures as well!
Wedding: 06/22/2013
Services Used: Photography
I can't say enough about Dawn from
Sky's the Limit Photography. From the time we first met I knew our photos were going to be amazing. From our engagement shoot, to the boudoir shoot, down to every last detail she beautifully photographed at our wedding. She was on top of everything, always responding to my every last question promptly. She was the best vendor I worked with during my entire wedding planning process. Our wedding photographs are magazine worthy, they are pieces of art! I really can not say enough about how thrilled I am with Dawn at Sky's the limit!
Wedding: 06/15/2013
Services Used: Photography
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Protect Your Property During Finals!
Theft of personal property is the #1 crime on campus. Most thefts occur when personal property is left unattended. Previous years have shown an increase in property theft during finals and towards the end of the semester. The stress of preparing for semester finals and graduation tends to make people forget the importance of keeping their property safe. Below is a list of tips you can use to prevent your property from being stolen.
Preventive Measures
- While studying in the library or classroom never leave your property unattended or out of your sight.
- Carry your wallet or purse on your body and not in your backpack.
- Always close and lock all windows and doors when you are leaving your room or apartment. Even if it's only for 5 minutes, "Lock it"!
- "Double check" your door to make sure that it locked properly before leaving.
- Always have your Apartment/Room key with you.
- Do not keep high value items out in plain view. Keep them out of sight!
Good Luck On Finals!
For additional information, call the San Francisco State University Police Department (415) 338-7200 or the San Francisco Police Department (415) 553-0123.
Armed Robbery (02-02-13)
On February 2, 2013, at approximately 8:43PM, an armed robbery occurred in the area of 175 Buckingham Way. The victim (a pizza deliveryman) was approached by two black males who exited a white SUV (possibly a Ford Escape).
The suspects approached the victim, and pushed him up against the trunk of his car. The suspects asked for all of the victim's belongings. The victim said that he felt a hard object, which he believed to be a semi-automatic handgun, pushed against his right side of the hip. The suspects searched the victim and took $600.00 dollars cash and his iPhone.
The suspects got into the SUV and fled. The first suspect was described as a black male, approximately 5'06'' tall, approximately 150 lbs, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. Approximate age was 23-25 years of age. The second suspect was described as a black male, approximately 5'09'' tall, 180lbs, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. His approximate age was 23-25 years of age.
As a reminder:
- Stay alert to your surroundings at all times. Observe people and activities around you.
- Don't walk alone at night!
- Choose busy, well-lit streets and avoid isolated areas, alleys, vacant lots, abandoned buildings and construction sites.
- Don't flash your personal belongings such as MP3 players, Cell phones, Laptops or leave them unattended
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While I was in Romblon, I got the chance to visit the Looc Marine Sanctuary. It is located in the town of Looc in the island of Tablas.
The Marine Sanctuary is 48 hectares wide. According one of the Looc Baywatch member who accompanied us, the sanctuary has been opened to the public since 1999.
Before heading out into the waters, we proceeded to the office of the Looc Baywatch Task Force for a short briefing and pay the entrance fees. Entrance to the Marine Sanctuary is PHP100. Snorkel rental is at PHP50.


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Skipfish Security Scanner for Web Apps
Google's online security teams has come out with a free security scanner for web apps, named Skipfish.
The command line tool acts as Web crawler and prepares an interactive sitemap for the targeted site. The Web app is then subjected to a number of nondisruptive security probes, such as for cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (XSRF) and server-side SQL injection. The software can probe websites developed under multiple technologies and frameworks.
Skipfish is written in C and, according to its developers, shows great performance: Internet requests can produce over 500 responses per second, LAN/MAN requests over 2,000 responses and local requests over 7,000 responses per second. The developers implemented a custom HTTP stack for Skipfish.
The Skipfish developers indicate that their tool digs up many relevant security vulnerabilities, but not all. As with many security scanners, permission to test the website is the prerequisite, unless you own it outright.
Skipfish is open source software under Apache 2.0 licensing. The Google Code site has its own Skipfish page, with downloads of a source tarball and online documentation.
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Fedora Developer Announces New Partition Manager
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
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Server memory requirements
I am new to couchbase and am wondering about server memory. in the developer documentation i saw an example of a bucket that contained 100mil rows and would take 45gb of server memory to hold the keys in memory. if i had this same data set and had two nodes, i assume that each node would still need 45gb of data (as one contains a replica of the other's data for redundancy). i would also guess that if i had 3 servers, that the data requirement would be cut down 33% as each of the nodes would have 2/3 of the data (1/3 of primary data and 1/3 redundant). so, each of the 3 servers would need 30gb of ram in this scenario.
so ... my question is ... are my assumptions correct? does each server need enough memory to hold the keys for its data plus the redundant data in memory? or does each server need memory for its primary data set keys? or does each server need enough memory for all of the keys?
hope this makes sense. i'm trying to plan an implementation of a server deployment and need to calculate how much ram to get in each server.
Hello Don,
Yes you are correct.
If you have not yet look at :
- Sizing Guide : http://www.couchbase.com/docs/couchbase-manual-2.0/couchbase-bestpractic...
- Couchbase in Production by Perry : http://www.couchbase.com/presentations/couchbase-server-24x7-production
This would add more information to help you on this task.
Thanks for the information. I'll check out the links. I did watch the video already. I may have missed it, but I was specifically looking for whether the "backup/replicated" data on a node had its keys stored in memory. Seems you've answered that in the affirmative for me. I appreciate your answer.
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HeatTrak's Residential Heated Snow-Melting Mats for stairs & walkways are a terrific solution for your home.
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- Connect multiple Residential Mats & Stairs to each other, but not to Industrial Mats
- Standard Sizes only as listed, no Custom Residential mats (we can do Custom Industrial though)
- Mats have built-in cables to connect up to 15 Stair, 5 Walkways, or a combo on a single Power Unit.
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Warming Up Pizza
Problem- Leftover pizza crusts get hard when rewarmed
Solution- Some pizza companies sell butter garlic sauce. Spread this over the crusts before putting it in the microwave. (Or regular butter and then sprinkle with garlic salt) microwave as normal and crusts will be nice and soft and delicious.


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Krista Allen and Mams Taylor: Married!by Free Britney at . Comments
This weekend was a legendary one for random celebrity weddings.
Perhaps the most random of 'em all: Krista Allen and Mams Taylor!
George Clooney's beautiful ex-girlfriend, an actress with dozens of notable credits from soaps to movies to borderline soft porn, and the British rapper made it official.
MEET MISTA: Mams and Krista are married!
Mams, who gossip readers may also remember as the guy who cold cocked Jesse Metcalfe for moving in on his girl back in the day, confirmed it on Facebook.
"10.10.10 was a beautiful day I will remember forever! My wife and I got married in a ceremony with just her mom and son (step son-Jake) and my nephew!"
"So HAPPY and GRATEFUL! Bigger celebration to follow!"
Congratulations to the latest of the week's celeb newlyweds. You can catch Krista on an upcoming episode of Life Unexpected, the popular new CW series!
"There are rappers in England????? This is news to me. What do they rap about? Rolling down the street eating black pudding and sippin on gin and tea" 1st off big up ny us for starting the hip hop movement. but this muppet dont know his stuff. I'm sorry to say but the state of hip hop is just boring....the same old lil wayne, gucci mane, rubbish. yet we the british have progressed and taken it to the next level.......ever heard of 'grime', prob not, know why? cause our music and lyrics will cause you weak emotinal yanks to have a nervous breakdown. big up mams taylor, he's a visionary with a new sound which may save ur whole us rap thing. As for grime, which rappers in uk are hitting top spots....grime ARTISTS THATS WHO......MUCHG LOVE TO MY UK FAM FOR TAKING WHAT WAS A GENRE IN DIRE TO SOMETHING NEW AND CREATIVE!!!!!. u GUYS CAN HAVE ALL UR GLOCHS, GATS, AK'S, BUT COME ROUND HERE AND WE'LL SMACK UR LIVIN FACE OFF.
"randyjacksonsbutt October 12th, 2010 1:51 PM There are rappers in England????? This is news to me. What do they rap about? Rolling down the street eating black pudding and sippin on gin and tea." u muppet, have heard british rap. look into it mate before u chat shit. Big up to us ny for starting hip hop
Really Hollywood gossip....some of your info is mega years old. Even Clooney's new fling was in soft porn in Italy. Give it a rest will you. I am happy to see Krista returning to tv. I read she took some time off for family matters. Lots of luck. Love you Krista
Namaste, George Cloony's ex-girlfriend a borderline softporno actrice? Shame on you George! I thought the he was that all American dream actor. You dirty old bastard. No just kiding. A man is man. If he wants to stick his dick inside her......O, but anyways. Gotta behave here. There are ladies reading this also. So fuck the conversation about being a man or not. Don't know her or her husband. Guess I am not that much up to date in showbizzland. Gotta work more on that. Mmmm, rather not. Cause most in showbizz is all garbage. I only watch some classic timeless entertainment. But that's is just my opinion. Cause most of the world is watching and hearing all that crap anyway. So I have nothing more to say about them. But I think they could be the same idiotic, talentless, wanna be a talent in Hollywood Babylon. Like many others. Except for George Cloony then. Maybe...... Ohm shanti.
There are rappers in England????? This is news to me. What do they rap about? Rolling down the street eating black pudding and sippin on gin and tea.
Ugh lame that there are sites that take private moments between people and turn them into headlines. I wish them all the happiness in the world but it is really shady of a "news" source to write around someone's personal Facebook status. Also, why no mention of Krista's upcoming guest appearance on 'Life Unexpected'? That is actual news since it is a new role on a new show, airing this year. Everything else cited in this article, including the Mams/Jesse thing is YEARS old. Ridiculous.
Wishing you all the happiness in the world. You are an awesome actress and I can't wait to see you on Life Unexpected!!
My friend dated him and he is a fu...... phyco!! I wish her luck in this marriage, but he is just a controlling man. Lot's of other actresses have done the same thing early in their careers. I guess when you mix George Clooney and porn you have a great headline for a struggling little site like this one. Krista you rock...
Guess he didn't get the memo...
Didn't anyone tell him that you can't make a hoe into a housewife??!!


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2011 Chevrolet Cruze Eco quick spin
Clever tweaks help Cruze battle diesels and hybrids
What is it?
Unless you've got the big bucks to pony up for the whiz-bang Volt, the Cruze Eco is the most fuel-efficient car that Chevrolet makes. Despite not being the smallest vehicle in its product portfolio, it manages to hit the magical 42 mpg mark (5.6 L/100 km), which bests most hybrids in terms of highway mileage.
What's new?
Unlike Chevy's last compact fuel-sipper, the Cobalt XFE, the Cruze Eco is not a base-level stripper. For starters, it features the up-level 1.4-litre turbocharged engine, and not the less expensive 1.8-litre naturally aspirated unit. You also get all the standard goodies — power windows, ABS with stability control, air conditioning, and spangled, chrome-plated 17-inch forged aluminum wheels. Yes, forged. Beyond that, there are loads of cleverly engineered tidbits like flaps in the lower valance that shut to improve fuel economy, a different grille and a smooth underbody to boost its wind slipperiness.
It is worth noting that not all Cruze Ecos are created equal. Cars with manual transmissions have additional changes, many of which were done to reduce weight. GM removed a pair of suspension links, and even went to such extremes as the removal of the rear armrest. Strange, but true.
What's it like to drive?
The Cruze is a great small car — we've constantly been impressed by its refinement and solidity, even if it isn't the most exciting compact on the market. The Eco model doesn't stray far from the mark dynamically despite its diet and suspension alterations.
Chevy's decision to use a small turbo engine in the Cruze is smart, allowing the car to deliver the punch of a bigger engine without the associated fuel bill. And while tuning this engine for maximal efficiency worked well on paper (and in government fuel-economy testing), in practice, it felt off its game.
If you heed the upshift light, now programmed to prod you to up shift just after the turbo spools up, you'll find yourself off the power band. Combine that with an aggressive fuel cut-off to minimize consumption as soon as you let off the gas pedal, and you end up with a rather choppy urban driving experience. On the plus side, the Eco model's tweaks benefit highway driving; the overdrive sixth gear reduces engine revs, making it a serene cruising experience.
Should you buy one?
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2011 Chevrolet Cruze Eco
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You will need:
Spandex (or some other stretchy material)
Sewing machine (you could hand sew these but it would take a while)
Step 1: Getting the Right Size
Step 2: Sewing the Glove
Step 3: Cutting Out Your Gloves
You could make 4 gloves (2 for each hand) but keep one pair just cut (not turned inside out). Then pull the other pair (turned inside out like done in the instructable) on over the other ones and attach them to each other. This way, there wouldnt be a seam on the inside.
Great instructable btw
Thank you I may do that to make them more comfortable.
Thanks and forward
Very cool idea!! This is a great idea for formal ladies gloves that you would wear with a gown or costume, just make them longer.
And what's better, Cotton or Nylon ? I know I've got a lot of questions about it, but it will be my first gloves
Thank you
I would like to make a leather pair but don't really know how, sadly...


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Number of items: 116.
Hall, J. (2013) Developing a culture of compassionate care—The midwife's voice? Midwifery, 29 (4). pp. 269-271. ISSN 0266-6138
Hall, J. (2010) It's the final countdown…. The Practising Midwife, 13 (11). pp. 4-5.
Hall, J. (2010) Midwifery basics: Blood tests for investigating maternal wellbeing. The Practising Midwife, 13 (9). pp. 40-42.
Hall, J. (2010) Don't forget respect. The Practising Midwife, 13 (7). pp. 26-27.
Hall, J. (2008) Exploring student midwives creative expression of the meaning of birth. Thinking skills and Creativity, 3 (1). pp. 1-14. ISSN 1871-1871
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2008) Exploring student midwives creative expression of the meaning of birth. Thinking Skills and Creativity, 3 (1). pp. 1-14. ISSN 1871-1871
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2007) Teaching spirituality to student midwives: A creative approach. Nurse Education In Practice, 7 (6). pp. 416-424. ISSN 1471-5953
Hall, J. (2006) Spirituality at the beginning of life. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 15 (7). pp. 804-810. ISSN 0962-1067
Hall, J. (2006) Psychiatric emergency. The Practising Midwife, 9 (6). pp. 33-37. ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2006) Eclampsia: Midwifery basics: Complications. The Practising Midwife, 9 (5). pp. 44-49.
Hall, J. (2005) Antepartum haemorrhage. The Practising Midwife, 8 (9). ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2005) A story of sorrow. Midwifery Today, 74.
Hall, J. (2005) Postnatal fertility control advice. The Practising Midwife, 8 (5). pp. 39-43.
Hall, J. (2005) Postnatal emotional wellbeing. The Practising Midwife, 8 (4). pp. 35-40.
Hall, J. (2005) Protocols. Midwifery Today, 73.
Hall, J. (2004) Moonlighting midwives: A survey of students' and midwives' additional working practices. The Practising Midwife, 1. pp. 1-11.
Hall, J. (2004) Working nine to five? Moonlighting midwives. The Practising Midwife, 7 (11). pp. 28-30.
Hall, J. (2004) Teaching towards normal birth. The Practising Midwife, 7 (8). pp. 4-5.
Hall, J. (2004) Hands of life. Midwifery Today, 70. pp. 49-50. ISSN 0891-7701
Hall, J. (2004) Making ends meet: Students and money. The Practising Midwife, 7 (5). pp. 14-15.
Hall, J. (2004) A breech too far. The Practising Midwife, 7 (4). pp. 4-5. ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2004) How can we change the world. Midwifery matters, 100. pp. 20-21. ISSN 0961-1479
Hall, J. (2003) Commentary-Finding the spiritual side of birth. Birth issues, 12. pp. 61-62.
Hall, J. (2003) Fear, society and birth. Midwifery Today, 67. pp. 11-12.
Hall, J. (2003) The art of leaving alone. Midwifery Today, 65.
Hall, J. (2003) Examinations and assault: what is going on? The Practising Midwife, 6 (7). pp. 4-5.
Hall, J. (2003) The sacred place of birth. Midwifery Today, 66. pp. 11-12.
Hall, J. (2003) Screening tests in pregnancy. Woman alive. pp. 40-42.
Hall, J. (2002) Blood and straw. Third Way, 25 (10). pp. 11-13.
Hall, J. (2002) Finding the spiritual side of birth. The Practising Midwife, 5 (11).
Hall, J. (2002) Interferine or intervening? Midwifery Today (63).
Hall, J. (2002) Spirituality and Maternity Nursing. Contact, 140. pp. 17-25.
Hall, J. (2002) Unity from the inside out. Midwifery Today, 64 (13).
Hall, J. (2002) • From the United Kingdom-Reflecting on reports-. Midwifery Today, 61. pp. 61-62.
Hall, J. (2002) Interfering or intervening? The Practising Midwife , 5 (7). pp. 4-5. ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2002) Understanding sexuality in midwifery practice. Midwifery Today, 62 (47). ISSN 0891-7701
Hall, J. (2002) Waking up conferences? The Practising Midwife, 5 (5). pp. 4-5. ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2002) Spiritual care for childbirth: Is this the weakest link? Sacred Space: International Journal of Spirituality & Health, 3 (3). pp. 37-40.
Hall, J. (2002) Why mothers die. The Practising Midwife, 5 (1). ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2001) Restoring the heart to homebirth. The Practising Midwife, 4 (10). ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2001) Sense and sensibility in midwifery. Midwifery Today, 60. ISSN 0891-7701
Hall, J. (2001) Maternal connecting relationship with the unborn child. Midwifery Today, 58. ISSN 0891-7701
Hall, J. (2001) Meet Marie O'Connor. The Practising Midwife, 4 (8). ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2001) Dear Mr Blair. Practising Midwife, 4 (7). pp. 4-5. ISSN 1461-3123
Hall, J. (2001) How can we change the world? Lets work together. Midwifery matters, 91.
Hall, J. (2000) Spiritual midwifery care: Old practice for a new millenium. British Journal of Midwifery, 8 (2). ISSN 0969-4900
Hall, J. (1999) Antenatal stress and midwife management. British Journal of Midwifery, 7 (8). p. 530. ISSN 0969-4900
Hall, J. (1999) Home Birth: The midwife effect. British Journal of Midwifery , 7 (4). pp. 225-227. ISSN 0969-4900
Hall, J. (1998) Public facilities. Health Professional Digest, 6 (2).
Hall, J. (1998) Resuscitation of premature infants. Health Professional Digest, 6 (2). pp. 28-31.
Hall, J. (1997) The search inside: Debating spirituality. Nursing Times.
Hall, J. (1997) Breastfeeding and sexuality: Societal conflicts an expectations. British Journal of Midwifery, 5 (6). pp. 350-354. ISSN 0969-4900
Hall, J. (1997) Midwifery in 20 years time: Future perfect? British Journal of Midwifery, 5 (6). ISSN 0969-4900
Hall, J. (1997) Due care and attention (enforced caesarean sections). Nursing Times, 93 (19).
Hall, J. (1997) Midwives' skills-changing them for the better. RCM Midwives, 110 (1313). pp. 142-143. ISSN 1479-2915
Hall, J. (1997) Seasons of change. The Cord, 8. pp. 7-11.
Hall, J. (1997) Watch your lip: Speaking out. Nursing Times, 93 (19).
Hall, J. (1996) Midwifery management: Time to change? British Journal of Midwifery, 4 (11). p. 566. ISSN 0969-4900
Hall, J. (1996) The trouble with teams: Team midwifery and postnatal care. MIDIRS Midwifery Digest, 6 (1). ISSN 0961-5555
Hall, J. (1996) Room for improvement. Nursing Times, 92 (28).
Hall, J. (1995) Death before life. Midwifery Today, 36.
Hall, J. (1995) Midwives and the welfare foods scheme. MIDIRS Midwifery Digest, 5 (2). pp. 223-225. ISSN 0961-5555
Hall, J. (1995) Bottling up the pressure. Nursing Times, 91 (28). ISSN 0954-7762
Hall, J. (1994) Midwifery education-where is it going? MIDIRS Midwifery Digest, 4 (4). pp. 384-386.
Hall, J. (1993) Power games in Midwifery. Midwives Chronicle .
Hall, J. (1993) Breastfeeding and full-time work. Maternity and Mothercraft .
Hall, J. (1993) • Survival and hard work-toddler at conference. Midwives Chronicle.
Hall, J. (1993) • Attendance not compulsory-men in the labour room. Nursing Times, 89 (46).
Hall, J. (1992) • Combining breastfeeding with full-time work. Professional Care of mother & child.
Hall, J. (1991) Jane: The care of a deaf woman. Midwives Chronicle.
Hall, J. (1990) Electronic baby tagging. MIDIRS Midwifery Digest.
Hall, J. (1990) The future of emergency domiciliary services. MIDIRS Midwifery Digest.
Hall, J. (1990) A hard decision: Psychological effects of termination on subsequent pregnancy. Nursing Times , 28 (47).
Hall, J. (1990) A forum for change. Nursing Times , 86 (28).
Hall, J. (1990) A question of attitude. Midwife, Health Visitor and Community Nurse,. ISSN 0306-9699
Book Section
Hall, J. (2010) Spirituality and labour care. In: Walsh, D. and Downe, S., eds. (2010) Essential Midwifery Practice: Intrapartum Care. Chichester, UK: Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 235-251. ISBN 9781405176989
Hall, J. (2007) Promoting mental well-being. In: Price, S., ed. (2007) Mental Health in Pregnancy and Childbirth. Edinburgh: Elsevier. ISBN 9780702041600
Hall, J. (2007) Creativity, spirituality and birth. In: Davies, L., ed. (2007) The Art and Soul of Midwifery: Creativity in Practice, Education and Research. : Churchill Livingstone. ISBN 9780443101922
Taylor, M. and Hall, J. (2004) Normal childbirth: Evidence and debate. In: Downe, S., ed. (2004) Normal Childbirth: Evidence and debate. Churchill Livingstone. ISBN 9780443069437
Hawkins, S. and Hall, J. (2000) Linking research and practice in midwifery: A guide to evidence-based practice. In: Proctor, S., ed. (2000) Linking Research and Practice in Midwifery: A guide to evidence-based practice. : Bailliere Tindall. ISBN 9780702022975
Conference or Workshop Item
Hall, J. (2010) Considering the spiritual needs of pregnant women, their unborn babies and partners. In: First International conference of the British Association for the study of spirituality, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, 5th & 6th May 2010.
Hall, J. (2009) Using creative methods to explore professional issues: keeping an holistic perspective. In: NET 2009 20th International networking for education in healthcare, Cambridge, UK, 1 September, 2009.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2009) Preparing parents for the emotional and spiritual aspects of pregnancy and childbirth. In: Penrice Birth Centre, St Austell, Cornwall, UK, June 2009.
Hall, J. (2009) Considering ethical issues: A discussion. In: 4th International Student Conference on Spiritual Care, Haraldsplass University, Bergen, Norway, 1 April 2009.
Hall, J. (2009) Exploring spiritual meaning through creativity. In: 4th International Student Conference on Spiritual Care, Haraldsplass University, Bergen, Norway, 1 April 2009.
Hall, J. (2008) Quilt imitating research imitating life. In: 7th Qualitative Research Conference , Bournemouth, UK, 8-10 September 2008.
Hall, J. (2008) Using artistic methods as tools in qualitative research: Do they reveal the whole person? In: 7th Qualitative Research Conference, Bournemouth, UK, 8-10 September 2008.
Hall, J. (2008) Keeping the home fires burning: A personal journey. In: Birth Environments: Can We Guarantee Choice? Conference, University of Worcester, UK, July 2008.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2008) Exploring issues relating to spirituality and birth: A creative workshop. In: International Confederation of Midwives 28th Congress, Glasgow, Scotland, June 2008.
Hall, J. (2007) Spirituality of the mother and the unborn child. In: 3rd International Conference Spirituality, Salina bay, Malta, 26th October, 2007.
Hall, J. (2007) The spiritual side of midwifery. In: The 5th National Conference on Current Issues in Midwifery, Birmingham, UK, 5th October, 2007.
Hall, J. (2007) Artistic approaches: Do they reveal the inner person? In: Arts based Educational Research conference, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK, 6th July, 2007.
Hall, J. (2007) Quilt imitating research imitating life. In: Faculty of education annual postgrapduate conference, UWE, UK, 8 June 2007.
Hall, J. (2006) Extracting meaning from students' creative art: Is this an holistic approach? In: 6th Qualitative Research Conference in Health and Social Care 2006, University of Bournemouth, UK, 5th September, 2006.
Hall, J. (2006) Holistic approaches to pregnancy and childbirth: Recognising the spiritual nature of the experieince. In: Midwifery: Making our future, RGU, Aberdeen, 31st August, 2006.
Hall, J. (2006) Spirituality at the beginning of life. In: Normal Birth research 3rd conference, Grange-over-sands, Cumbria, 8th June, 2006.
Hall, J. (2006) Holistic approaches to pregnancy and childbirth: Recognising the spiritual nature of the experience. In: Primary care conference, NEC, Birmingham, UK, 4th May, 2006.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2006) Student midwives understanding of the meaning of birth through creative expression. In: RCM annual conference, Torquay, UK, 10th May, 2006.
Hall, J. (2005) Spirituality at the beginning of life. In: USRS study day, religion and spirituality:mapping the contemporary scene, Burwalls, Bristol, 19th November, 2005.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2005) Understanding student midwives views of birth through creative expression. In: Interdisciplinary research conference, Trinity College, Dublin, 2nd November, 2005.
Hall, J. (2005) Naked and screaming: What are you worth? In: NCFI European Regional Students Conference 2005, University of Glamorgan, UK, 9th September, 2005.
Hall, J. (2005) Spirituality and art workshop. In: NCFI European Regional Students Conference 2005, University of Glamorgan, UK, 9th September, 2005.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2005) Using a creative approach to enable learning about spirituality by student midwives. In: BERA, University of Glamorgan, UK, 15th September, 2005.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2005) Understanding student midwives views of birth through creative expression. In: Arts based educational research, Queens University, Belfast, 23rd June, 2005.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2004) A creative approach to teaching spirituality to student midwives. In: Nurse Education Tomorrow annual conferance, University of Durham, UK, 8th September, 2004.
Hall, J. (2004) Midwifery education and normal birth. In: Normal labour and birth:2nd research conference, Grange-over-sands, lancs, 9th June, 2004.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2004) Understanding student midwives views of birth through creativity. In: Normal labour and birth: 2nd research conference, Grange-over-sands, UK, 9th June, 2004.
Hall, J. and Mitchell, M. (2004) Teaching spirituality to student midwives: A creative approach. In: RCM Annual conferencee, Cardiff, UK, 18th May, 2004.
Hall, J. (2002) Do we need the midwives rules? In: Trent LSA Conference, Derby , 1 November 2002.
Hall, J. (2002) Addressing fear in women and midwives: Is this a key factor in increasing the number of normal births in the UK? In: Normal labour and birth: 1st Research Conference, Prestion, 1 October 2002.
Baston, H. and Hall, J. (2009) Midwifery essentials: antenatal. (2) Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. ISBN 9780443103544
Baston, H., Hall , J. and Henley-Einion, A. (2009) Midwifery essentials: basics. (1) Edinburgh, UK: Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. ISBN 9780443103537
Baston, H. and Hall, J. (2009) Midwifery essentials: labour. (3) Edinburgh, UK: Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. ISBN 978-0-443-10355-1
Baston, H. and Hall, J. (2009) Midwifery essentials: postnatal. (4) Edinburgh, UK: Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier. ISBN 9780443103568
Hall, J. (2001) Midwifery mind and spirit: Emerging issues of care. Butterworth Heinemann. ISBN 0750642971
Hall, J. (2012) The essence of the art of a midwife: Holistic, multidimensional meanings and experiences explored through creative inquiry. Other, University of the West of England.
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The dependencies that exist among definitions and uses of variables in a program are required by many language processing tools. This work considers the computation of definition-use and use-definition chains that extend across procedure boundaries at both call and return sites. Intraprocedural data flow information is abstracted for each procedure and used to construct an interprocedural flow graph. The intraprocedural definition and use information is then propagated throughout the program via the interprocedural flow graph to obtain sets of reaching definitions and/or reachable uses for each interprocedural control point, including procedure entry, exit, call and return. Interprocedural definition-use and/or use-definition chains are computed from this reaching information. The technique handles the interprocedural effects of the flow of data caused by both reference parameters and global variables, while preserving the calling context of called procedures. Additionally, recursion, aliasing and separate compilation are handled. The technique has been implemented using a Sun-4 Workstation and incorporated into an interprocedural data flow tester. Results from experiments indicate the practicality of the technique both in terms of the size of the interprocedural flow graph and the size of the data flow sets.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- The murder trial for Clay Starbuck is underway at the Spokane County Courthouse. Jury selection began Monday and now his children are speaking out in his defense.
Starbuck is accused of strangling and then sexually violating the remains of his ex-wife Chanin back in December of 2011. Detectives claim they found DNA on the woman's body partially matching Clay or their two oldest sons.
The son's were immediately ruled out based on their alibis and they insist their dad is innocent.
Blake and Austin Starbuck told KREM 2 News they would not support their dad if they even had the slightest doubt. Both men said they are convinced crucial evidence that could help their dad was never tested.
"I feel the whole investigation has been screwed up since the 911 call my mom made," said Blake Starbuck, "they didn't handle that properly. They didn't call back the second time or send anyone."
Blake, 19, dropped out of school for the spring semester so he could put all his energy into family. Instead of pouring over school books he has now reading dozens of pages of court documents for his dad's case.
"I was able to read through all of them myself. in going over it red flags shoot up every other sentence," said Starbuck, "they weren't properly looking at evidence. They didn't test blood at the crime scene."
The document that Blake's been concentrating on the most is a motion to reconsider several pieces of crucial evidence the judge ruled in admissible for the murder trial. The ruling was not over turned.
Defense lawyers said evidence about an explicit text sent to Chanin by one of her online lovers the morning she was strangled will not be allowed in. They said evidence on alternative suspects, an allegation that Chanin left her kids alone at night and evidence regarding her sexual relationships with other men is also forbidden according to defense.
Blake said what troubles him the most about this whole thing is what wasn't done...
"A lot of the evidence found at the crime scene is not being tested by the crime lab even after detectives asked for these things to be tested," added Starbuck
Court documents back that up saying the crime lab never tested a sexual device found at the scene. The court records go on to say the crime lab reported that semen detected from vaginal swabs excluded clay and two of Chanin's online lovers.
Blake said his dad has been wrongfully pegged from the beginning.
"It's really easy to pin it on the ex-husband who is nine thousand dollars in debt," said Starbuck.


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A native Texan, I dearly miss Tex-Mex and my family but not the oppressive humidity of Houston. My feelings about Austin, where I received a degree in Classics from the University of Texas, are more nuanced.
I am a student at Hebrew College Rabbinical School, in the second of a six-year program. When I'm not studying (rarely), I work as a Hebrew and Judaics teacher at Congregation B'nai Brith in Somerville; I am a rabbinical student fellow with Rabbis Without Borders; and I co-lead an interfaith CIRCLE program (with a student from Andover Newton Theological Seminary) that studies parts of our sacred texts that are abusive to women. This summer I'll be a fellow with T'ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights in New York City.
For seven years in D.C., I raised money for many nonprofits, local and national. I volunteered for and served on the board of the D.C. Rape Crisis Center. My local Jewish community consisted of the Washington DCJCC, the ADL, Jews United for Justice, and Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, where I was married. During the high holidays in 2011, I decided to seriously pursue my dream of becoming a rabbi.
I love grammar, NPR, napping, giving career advice, writing letters, and my nephew; I hate mayonnaise, shopping, and taking the stairs. I try to sweat once a day, usually before dawn, by running or doing Bikram yoga.
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Jason MacDonald, Class of 2000, recently returned from Paraguay, where he traveled as part of a trade group to promote the international credit union movement.
MacDonald, who majored in management information systems at UW-Superior, is now director of information technology for Central Minnesota Credit Union. He was among the representatives chosen by the Minnesota Credit Union Network and World Councils of Credit Unions to visit Asuncion, Paraguay, to promote credit unions.
During the visit, MacDonald met with Paraguay's acting president and members of the cabinet to discuss the importance of credit unions and technology.
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Jersey Central Power & Light has selected Lacey as one of 24 towns in New Jersey for their "vegetation management" program to improve service reliability.
"Before the end of the year, we expect to trim more than 3,900 miles of lines, improve clearances, remove dangerous trees and perform additional spot trimming," said Holly Kauffman, JCP&L vice president of operations. "This work plays an important role in delivering reliable service to customers."
The work will begin in late August and continue through the rest of the year.
While no overall schedule street-by street schedule is available, JCP&L will notify residents in some areas, said JCP&L spokesman Ron Morano.
"We notify especially if they trim along right of ways near residences," Morano said.
JCP&L's certified forestry experts inspect vegetation near the lines to ensure trees are pruned in a manner that preserves the health of the tree, while also maintaining safety near electric facilities, company officials said.
Trees that present a danger or are diseased may also be removed. Trees and tree branches that fall into electric lines are a leading cause of power outages, and when trees and power lines touch, it can create a dangerous condition.
JCP&L tree contractors are slated to work in Berkeley, Beachwood, Brick Township, Lacey Township and Lakewood in Ocean County.
JCP&L's certified contractors have already trimmed trees along more than 1,500 miles of the company's distribution and sub-transmission circuits in 2012.


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Massacre at the mall brings holiday horror to Midwest
A holiday ritual — shopping for gifts — was shattered in the heartland Wednesday as a young gunman opened fire in a busy mall. "Deathly chill grips Omaha at its heart," the Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald said.
The newspaper paired a story summarizing the events with a profile of the young man who killed himself after shooting eight people. The newspaper's lead headline was a quote that illustrated the city's disbelief: "'It happened to us.'"
Just an hour earlier, President Bush was in Omaha for a fundraiser and tour of a health clinic. The newspaper provided extensive Web coverage of the visit, but the mall shooting filled the printed page.
With news of the shooting breaking in the afternoon, this morning's front pages sought to offer details. The gunman "had been fired from his job at McDonald's," the World-Herald said. "Shooter with troubled past called 'a good kid,'" the Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star reported. "Rifle used, 19-year-old left suicide note," the Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader said. "Mall killer sought notoriety," The Indianapolis Star said.
Photos helped tell the story. "Rifleman on Rampage Shoots Down Shoppers," The Kansas City (Mo.) Star said in a reverse headline. It displayed a photo of shoppers — arms raised in the air — leaving an upscale department store. A photo of a department store employee being comforted by her daughter appeared in The Wichita (Kan.) Eagle. Those and other photos of shocked shoppers appeared on many U.S. front pages. The Daily News of New York chose a photo of the wounded and said: "Massacre at the Mall."
In nearby states, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch broke out key events. The Denver Post printed a World-Herald story and referred to its own Web coverage of the gunman's past. The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, used maps to locate the mall and shooting scene.
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I vowed to myself on Friday that I wasn't going to write about Brandi Glanville and LeAnn Rimes anymore, because their feud is ridic and they're obviously both loving the media attention, but I have to break my vow today, because Brandi Glanville, yet again, has made a pretty valid point. (Though, clearly she's a lying liarface about not wanting their feud to be public.)
Okay, so you know how you never see Brandi's kids on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills? There's a reason for that. And it's not because Brandi doesn't want them on TV (which is what I thought). It's because she's forbidden by Eddie Cibrian's lawyer from bringing them with her when she films. Which is understandable, and even respectable, right? Right! Well, why then were Brandi's sons, Mason and Jake, featured in LeAnn Rimes' exclusive E! interview -- without her permission? That's messed up!
And, yes, obviously Brandi tweeted about it.
After seeing the LeAnn Rimes sob-fest, Brandi tweeted: "My kids can be on [an] E news special apparently but not in the background of the show I am on? Amazing!" How can you not side with Brandi here? This situation seems pretty black and white to me -- they're her kids; she should be asked if it's okay they appear on the show.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I don't think Brandi's the classiest lady in the book, but she definitely has cause to feel annoyed with LeAnn and Eddie -- and not just because they were having an affair, because they don't think any rules apply to them. They sort of just do what they want and don't make any apologies.
Brandi has every right to be pissed about seeing her kids on TV -- Lord knows I'd be. But I also don't doubt that a small part of her was a little bit happy about it -- because now she gets to keep this publicity machine going.
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I would seriously be ticked too, but you also have to look & see what type of custody arrangement they have. Maybe this is something she needs to bring up with her attorneys &/or any therapists involved in the sitaution - if there are any. They also (LeAnn/Eddie) probably think "well, this is just one episode" compared w/the kids being on TV all of the time, not that it makes it right, nor am I condoning it. I'm just sayin'
He's a jerk & well, I have no more respect for either one of them. Just because you remarry (EDDIE) doesn't mean LeAnn is now mommy to these boys - SHE IS NO - she never will be. And anyone in this type of situation needs to remember that the new wife is NOT AUTOMATICALLY the new mommy.
LeAnn Rimes will get what she deserves! I hope the kids know that LeAnn is not a nice lady and has caused their mommy a lot of pain. (And I secretly hope they give her hell...)
Lee Ann Rhimes seems completely classless and manipulative. I'm completely disgusted by her antics. She needs to stops using those children as pawns in her awful little melodramas.
This is just another something for Brandi to be in the spot light about. SMH. I didn't see the interview with Lee Ann, so I'm not sure if there was really reason to have the kids on the show anyway, but it's not really THAT big of deal. Consider the differences in the two shows. One is an interview (pretty normal, low key show) versus ANOTHER trashy reality show. I would MUCH rather my kids be on the first one. And if someone wants to put my kids on TV with/without my permission...AWESOME!! As long as noone's getting paid for it. Get my kids some exposure please! And I agree with Robin above..the father has rights too!
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CAPE CHARLES, Va. – The Washington and Lee golf team carded a final round score of 303 to finish in fifth place out of eight teams competing at the 2010 ODAC Championship held at the Bay Creek Resort.
Bridgewater College claimed its first-ever golf championship to end the Generals two-year run as ODAC Champions. The Eagles shot 312-299-304—915 and were followed by Guilford (314-302-309—925), Roanoke (317-307-306—930), Lynchburg (329-300-302—931), W&L (310-321-303—934), Randolph-Macon (342-305-303—950), Hampden-Sydney (334-313-309—956) and Virginia Wesleyan (340-317-318—975).
Bridgewater's Mike Redwood (74-76-71—221) and Guilford's Peter Latimer (79-69-73—221) tied for medalist honors, with Redwood taking home the individual title following a one-hole playoff.
Sophomore Wilson Anthony (Fordyce, Ark./Episcopal) paced the Generals with an 11th-place finish, carding a score of 75-82-76—233. Seniors Joe Gibson (Atlanta, Ga./Westminster) and Robert Womble (Raleigh, N.C./Broughton) both tied for 12th place. Gibson shot 79-78-77—234, while Womble fired a three-day score of 78-81-75—234. Junior Tim Gavrich (Avon, Conn./Westminster) tied for 22nd with a 78-84-75—237 and senior Matt Langan (Prospect, Ky./Trinity) finished tied for 24th with an 81-80-78—239.
Washington and Lee's season has now concluded, while Bridgewater will receive the ODAC's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament held May 11-14 at the Hershey Links and Golf Club in Hershey, Pa.
1. Bridgewater 312-299-304--915 (+51)
2. Guilford 314-302-309--925 (+61)
3. Roanoke 317-307-306--930 (+66)
4. Lynchburg 329-300-302--931 (+67)
5. Washington and Lee 310-321-303--934 (+70)
6. Randolph-Macon 342-305-303--950 (+86)
7. Hampden-Sydney 334-313-309--956 (+92)
8. Virginia Wesleyan 340-317-318--975 (+111)
11. Wilson Anthony 75-82-76—233 (+17)
T12. Joe Gibson 79-78-77—234 (+18)
T12. Robert Womble 78-81-75—234 (+18)
T22. Tim Gavrich 78-84-75—237 (+21)
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Tom Bates and Loni Hancock visit sister city in Cuba
Bearing 13 indestructible soccer balls, toys, shampoo, conditioner, and a bunch of T-shirts, Mayor Tom Bates and his wife, State Senator Loni Hancock, recently visited Palma Soriano, Berkeley's sister city in Cuba.
The soccer balls were the biggest hit.
As soon as Bates, Hancock and the four others in their group arrived at Haydee Tamara Bunke Bider Middle School (named after Che Guevara's translator), they pulled out the bright blue balls made by Berkeley's One World Futbol Project. Bates started to play with one ball and even threw a few hoops with it, prompting the students to surge down the school steps and out onto the play yard. … Continue reading »


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Troopers said Anderson Road was closed at White Horse Road because of flooding in Greenville.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms were forecast to move across the Upstate Wednesday, with isolated downpours possible, according to FOX Carolina Meteorologist Nicole Papay.
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LAS VEGAS -- A federal judge sentenced a Las Vegas man Monday to 21 months in prison for fraudulently enticing individuals to give him nearly $2 million for development of a local commercial real estate project that never materialized, Nevada's U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said.
Jean Marc Eljwaidi, also known as Jean Marc Joveidi, 44, was also ordered by U.S. District Judge James Mahan to pay $1.8 million in restitution. Eljwaidi pleaded guilty in November to one count of wire fraud.
From November 2008 to June 2009, Eljwaidi obtained funds from investors for the development of a commercial real estate project at Interstate 215 and Russell Road. In November 2008, Eljwaidi knew the project could not be completed, but still enticed individuals to make investments.
According to the government, Ejwaidi provided the investors with promissory notes stating that he would use their funds to develop the project. He also said he would return their investments within a few months, along with 25 to 75 percent profit. But Eljwaidi knew he would use the funds instead to pay his personal expenses and maintain his affluent lifestyle, and to pay extension fees to keep the land from foreclosure.
Eljwaidi delayed repayment by soliciting more money from investors, repaying them with nominal amounts or avoiding them altogether.
Eljwaidi was permitted to self-report to federal prison by June 3.
The case was investigated by the FBI and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Roger Yang.