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Prominent conservative Bill Bennett said he'll quit gambling after a public report that it has cost him $8 million in the past 10 years. A panel talks about the gambling industry, lotteries and other games of chance, and why many states are looking to expand and loosen restrictions on gambling.
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executive director of the National Council on Problem Gambling
Cynthia Abrams
program director for alcohol and other addictions at the United Methodist Church General Board of Church and Society, and board member of the National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling
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president and CEO of the American Gaming Association
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Pledge of Allegiance, anthem should be treasured
Local columnist T.J. Ray remembers the appreciation, reverence and honor given to the Pledge of Allegiance and the national anthem during his younger days and contrasts that with the reaction to the pledge or the anthem at times these days. (March 17, 2010, Page 4A)
Faustus' Fate
EAGLE columnist Jimmy Reed uses British literature and Christopher Marlowe's character Faustus to take a look at how pride can affect so much even in today's world – and particularly in politics and government. (March 16, 2010, Page 4A)
It's time to fill out those Census forms
Editor Don Whitten takes a look at a sample form of the U.S. Census for 2010 that will be arriving in your mailbox any day now. It's the short, simple form that ads have promoted, and Whitten suggests filling out the important form as a family. (March 15, 2010, Page 4)
Building a Web site that we'll use, too
Senior Staff Writer Lucy Shultze, in conjunction with Web designer John Herren, has been one of the driving forces behind the EAGLE's new Web site, and even she's been a bit surprised at how much she is using the features of the new site even after reading most of the paper while at work. (March 12, 2010, Page 4A)
Spring looks like it's just around the corner
Spring doesn't officially start until the end of next week, but there are plenty of signs popping up around the community that it's going to be on time this year. Editor Don Whitten gives us some of the sights and sounds that signal that spring is just about here. (March 11, 2010, Page 4A)
Some pets can be an invasive species
Local columnist T.J. Ray discusses invasive species of animals and wonders if pit bulls should be added to the list because of all of the problems they cause. (March 10, 2010, Page 4)
Letters to the Editor
Gerald P. Greig writes to urge Mississippians to ask their representatives in Washington to support a Senate Bill that will thank and support financially those who served in the Merchant Marines in World War II. (March 10, 2010, Page 4)
The Gin – Hotter than hot!
Longtime Oxonian John Morgan recalls many happy stops at The Gin, whose downtown location (that had been closed for several years) burned earlier in the week. Morgan explains what it's like to be a "Gin person." (March 10, 2010, Page 4)
Letters to the Editor
Fred Brown questions why state legislators and government officials hire state biologists and then don't seem to always follow their advice when it comes to hunting laws and guidelines, while Edwin C. LeGrand III urges Mississippians to find out more about individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities during March which is IDD Month. (March 9, 2010, Page 4)
Like, Whatever
Local columnist Jimmy Reed, who teaches composition and literature classes, has seen a wide variety of answers to questions, particularly bonus questions, on exams. Reed gives a few examples of some of the unusual and entertaining prose his students have offered recently. (March 9, 2010, Page 4)

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Bin Laden dead, U.S. erupts in celebration
A Japanese watches TV on the death of Osama bin Laden, at an electronics retailer in Tokyo on Monday May 2, 2011. Obama said Osama bin Laden, the glowering mastermind behind the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks that killed thousands of Americans, was killed in an operation led by the United States. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)
- Stop and stare: Stellar images from the total lunar eclipse 2011
Stop and stare: Stellar images from the total lunar eclipse 2011
- News-making Animals
A look at animals making the news for varied reasons.
- The rich/powerful & the scandalous
IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is among a long line of rich/powerful individuals battered by sexual scandal. We run through some of the most prominent sex scandals involving persons of power and/or wealth around the world.
- PHOTOS: Deadly tornado ravages Missouri
A massive tornado cut a deadly swath through a Missouri town, turning homes into rubble, destroying the local high school, ripping huge chunks out of a hospital and reportedly killing many.
- After 9/11: The worst terrorist attacks
Terrorist leader Osama bin Laden is finally, thankfully dead. But the tactics and methods honed by him and his organization will likely continue to be employed by heinous individuals and groups around the world. We run through some of the worst terrorist attacks around the world since that fateful September day in 2001.


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UNDATED (WHTC) - Hope College swept a pair of basketball games at DeVos Fieldhouse last night. In the opener, Courtney Kust had 14 points with 11 rebounds, as the Flying Dutch disposed of visiting Kalamazoo, 90-38. Ben Gardner's 15 points in the nightcaps enabled the Flying Dutchmen to down visiting Trine, 76-61. On Saturday afternoon, Hope's women entertain Albion; Saturday evening action has the Flying Dutchmen traveling to Alma, with coverage on 92.7 The Van and http://927thevan.com/listen-live at 7:10 PM.
Grand Valley State welcomes Saginaw Valley State to the Fieldhouse Arena in Allendale this evening for a men's/women's doubleheader.
In state major college basketball last night, Western Michigan beat visiting Eastern Michigan, 63-59, while Central Michigan fell to visiting Northern Illinois, 74-61. This evening, Michigan hosts Purdue and Oakland is home to Indiana-Purdue-Indianapolis.
The rescheduled high school boys and girls basketball games last night between Saugatuck and Martin, as well as Fennville and Bloomingdale, were postponed by inclement weather for a second straight evening. Tomorrow night, catch boys/girls hoop doubleheaders at 5:40 PM, with the Hamilton-Holland Christian twin bill from the Holland Civic Center on 1450 WHTC and http://whtc.com/listen-live, and the Unity Christian at Zeeland West set on 92.7 The Van and http://927thevan.com/listen-live.
Jimmy Butler tossed in 18 points as the Bulls defeated the visiting Pistons last night, 85-82. Tomorrow evening, Detroit travels to Miami, while Chicago welcomes Golden State to the United Center.
The Chicago Blackhawks skate in Dallas against the Stars this evening.
Chad Billins and Gustav Nyquist tallied in the shootout, as the Griffins outlasted visiting Oklahoma City last night, 5-4. Grand Rapids hosts Houston at Van Andel Arena tomorrow evening.


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DAYTON, Ohio - Delphi salaried retirees who feel that the federal government's auto bailout left them out in the cold and let them air their grievances before some members of Congress.
A two hour field hearing of the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee was held at Sinclair Community College in Dayton on Monday.
Bruce Gump of Trumbull County was the first to testify saying, "It was our government that stepped in and kicked us to the curb like yesterday's garbage, and took care of their political favorites."
The investigative panel is determined to find out why Delphi salaried retirees lost so much; including their healthcare, life insurance and in some cases up to 70 percent of their pensions, in the GM/Delphi bankruptcies and the government's auto industry bailout.
Hourly retirees were able to keep their pensions.
The Delphi Salaried Retirees Association says Congressman Mike Turner of Dayton pushed to get this hearing, and they say the Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives has stood strong in his support of the salaried retirees and is working to move their fight forward.
"In this case because of TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program), the federal government became all of the parties. They acquired General Motors, and with the Auto Task Force could direct the PBGC (Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation). They became the bond holders for General Motors and they also had political ties with the union representation," Congressman Turner tells 21 WFMJ. "So these Delphi salaried retirees did not have anyone at the table representing them, they should have, and from the White House Department of Treasury, the decision came down that their pensions were to be cut, it's just not fair."
"We're fighting an injustice here," he continues. "There's no one that believes that in the area of pensions that this type of discretion where someone picks winners and losers should be permitted. These Delphi salaried retirees worked side by side with other fellow employees who got their full pensions. We're trying to get to the bottom of this so we can set aside this injustice."
As Mahoning Valley Resident Bruce Gump and other salaried retirees testify, it's clear that the termination of part of their pensions has devastated some lives forever.
Mary Miller with the Delphi Salaried Retirees Association testified saying, "This has cost home foreclosures, bankruptcies, family breakups, and suicides."
As many of the retirees struggle to make ends meet, including 1500 right here in the Mahoning Valley and about 20,000 nationwide, there's still hope that they'll one day recover what they contend was illegally taken away from them.
"If they can do this to us, they can do it to anybody, and if we allow them to get away with it now then that could go bad for people behind us," says Gump, of the Delphi Salaried Retirees Association.
Those testifying say they've been stonewalled by the PBGC, and were told by an attorney for the Treasury Department that "executive privilege" will be invoked if the salaried retirees subpoena documents about the matter.
However, there is a bright spot in this ongoing pension battle; the Inspector General's report is expected to be released in the next month, and should provide some insight into what's brought them here, while the testimony at this Dayton hearing will be taken back to Washington.
"...Take them back to Washington, D.C. and continue to put pressure on the administration to tell the truth. What happened in respect to these pensions and can we get these monies restored," says Congressman Turner.
Turner expects that the next hearing will likely be in Washington and he already has Congressman John Mica on board.
Mica of Florida, is the Chairman of the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, and it's clear he is also demanding answers about how two sets of employees could be treated so differently.
At the hearing he said the unfairness was very calculated.
"Our committee has many high profile issues right now, we have the IRS, we have Benghazi, we have the NSA scandal and many other issues," he says.
Congressman Mica says that U.S. Representative Turner has been unrelenting when it comes to making sure that fairness prevails for the Delphi salaried retirees.


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Room for art? The Clarion Hotel in Stockholm is accepting art as payment for staying in its rooms. Inspired by the Chelsea Hotel in NYC, the hotel aims to be a haven for young, upcoming artists as well as well-established artists.
A new ad salutes the "normal ones" in defiance of Apple's famous "crazy ones" campaign. Papercut, a DVD, book and magazine shop in Stockholm, sells itself as the antidote to a boring life. "Because when you're ordinary, you need something out of the ordinary."
A jam-firing robot + some clean, white designer clothes Saatchi & Saatchi Stockholm set up a jam-firing robot in Stockholm's Central Station. Facebook users can control the robot loaded with ketchup, chocolate and lingonberry jam and fire at a clean laundry target, which they can win… after it's been washed.


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We know how send an email using hotmail. But no email is completed without putting a signature. Signature means some contact information about you like your name, website address and there also would be your mailing address. Typing every times your signature might be annoying and for that unlike other email providing services, hotmail also provides you to set up a signature that will automatically append on your emails. In this article we will see how to set up a signature on hotmail. It is a very easy process and you just need to follow the step by step instructions given below;
- After login to your hotmail account, select option-more options from the hotmail toolbar.
- Go to "Formatting, font and Signature " from writing email
- Choose a font of your letter and type the words or name that you want to mark as your signature. You can use different formatting style in your signature like text color, highlight text color, left, center and right align and rich text.
- Click the "Save" button
- Remember, you can hyperlink your name by clicking the "insert hyperlink" tool. In that case you have to select your name first and then click on the tool and you can add your web address there. When your email receiver clicks onto your name, he will redirect your webpage. It is also for self promotion.
- You can also put an image on your signature box. In that case the picture must be from any online source like photo bucket, Picasa etc. You just need to copy the image from online by selecting and pressing Ctrl+c. Now place the cursor on your signature box where you want to put the image and press Ctrl+v to paste the image. If it is downloaded from any photo sharing site, just hyperlink the image to the hosting site. Click "Save"
- You are done, Congratulation!
You can edit or change your signature anytime by using the same process I stated above. After setting the signature, it will automatically include in the email body when you compose an email message. I think it is clear now? Is it?
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I absolutely adore the wallpaper on my phone and laptop. Please make one every month. It is such a great reminder for me and the color is gorgeous!
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SOOO glad you love it! We will be.. Get ready!! September is a pretty color as well! Thank you for helping us spread self worth and self love :)
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I'd love to hear stories about how your told your families about this pregnancy! I am finally past the 12 week hump so we told our in-laws. We bought them a frame with the pictures from my siggy. They were thrilled! Tonight we'll tell my Mom, Grandma & sister. My DH built my Grandma a computer so we're taking it to her - we'll make the background picture one of the pictures from my siggy. So fun telling the great news!
Oh and my son is 4 and I kept telling him we had a big surprise to tell him. Well after our 12 week ultrasound we took him out to dinner & told him the surprise. He FLIPPED out crying saying "but I wanted a toy!!!!!" LMAO I should have known he'd expect a toy when I told him we had a surprise. Anyways he's thrilled now & won't stop talking about the babe!


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Christmas With Johnny Cash
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It's very eerie reviewing a new Johnny Cash Christmas collection on the morning of his death, September 12, 2003, exactly three months after the passing of June Carter Cash. It's weird to even think about Christmas without Johnny Cash in the world. But nonetheless, what has been given to listeners by Legacy's fine reissue department is a collection of 12 songs recorded between 1962 and 1980. Many of these songs will be familiar to the Cash faithful, since all but one song have been previously released, but there are a few surprises. Cash's own "The Christmas Spirit," from an album of the same name recorded in 1962, is moving in that otherworldly way that only Cash could be. He spoke and sang as a man forgiven. Likewise, his "O Come All Ye Faithful" is a different reading of the song. Rather than just a work of power and majesty, one can hear in the grain of his voice not so much a rallying cry, but a gentle exhortation to open one's eyes and see. In "Silent Night," the earth whispers to a profound stillness. But the most moving track here is the final one, the unreleased "Christmas as I Knew It," from a rehearsal for The Johnny Cash Show. Cash intones a poem about his childhood, strumming a guitar with vibes quietly in the background before strings come up underneath, offering an opening into the gentle, stalwart dignity in Cash's delivery that every word is true. And it was true — every word — for 50 years in the music business; every word, whether lived or imagined, was all true. And in the spirit of Christmas there is something to be grateful for: we at least had Johnny Cash in this old world.


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Very popular scenic park, more internaitonal than its name would suggest, it contains a Greek temple, Chinese pagoda and Japanese tea house.
This 15th-century cathedral is most famous for its domed towers.
The best place in the city to view opera and ballet, although it can be a tough ticket.
Learn about the history of beer and see artifacts relating to beer's production. Tours are offered in German and English. Sample different beers or eat Bavarian food in the restaurant.
See Olympiapark, home of the 1972 Olympics. Tours include a roof climb, with ropes & carbiners and bungee jumping into the stadium.
Hundreds of thousands of people visit BMW's four-cilinder BMW tower and the bowl-shaped museum next to it each year. The museum showcases the technical development of cars and motorcycles and also has some exhibits about the history of the company. Many old cars and motorcycles are on display along a spiral ramp that curls along the inside of the bowl-shaped building.
The BMW Welt delights car-lovers and no-car lovers alike. See the latest BMW cars & motorcycles, and learn about the technology and design elements used by the company.
This prominent public square, the largest in Munich, still stands as the center of social activity in the city, much as it has throughout history...
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Housing much of the city's most famous artwork, this museum's collection includes renowned international works from the 14th through the 18th centuries.
Dating from the 18th century through the present day, the impressive collection of paintings and sculptures housed in this museum includes works by such luminaries as Van Gogh and Manet.
The city's largest and most famous outdoor marketplace.
Great views, perfect for photos. I've seen Alps on one side Frauenkirche and Olympic tower on the other but only when its clear. Great food drink...
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Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
Judy Antell is a travel writer based in New York City


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A timeless, slightly androgynous look that is romantic and elegant yet rough and unpolished. We're proud to offer Billy and I at nelly.com.
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Karl Heinz Mannchen was born in 1923 in Berlin, Germany. He was a producer and production manager, known for A Virgin Among the Living Dead (1973), Succubus (1968) and Vampyros Lesbos (1971). He was married to Maite Mayte. He died in 1996 in Madrid, Spain. See full bio »
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Are you registered to vote this year?
The recent national political conventions are a good reminder to check if you are registered to vote in November.
The deadline to register is Oct. 16, or 21 days before the Nov. 6 general election.
Verona Municipal Clerk Susan Neale said several 18-year-old voters have already stopped in to pick up their registration forms.
"A lot of college students have been coming in to pick up their vote-by-mail ballots," said Neale. "When we get closer to October a lot of students who live away realize they need their forms."
Some people who go away during the winter months to warmer climates have also been picking up their vote-by-mail ballots, but more are expected as the election draws nearer.
The vote-by-mail ballot needs to be in the hands of the Essex County Clerk no later than seven days prior to the election, she said. If residents know they will be away on Election Day, voters can still go down to the clerk's office and vote in person before the election.
Voter registration forms need to go to the Essex County Commissioner of Registration.
"I recommend you don't mail them together because if the vote by mail ballot is processed first you will come up as not a registered voter," said Neale. "I recommend you send the voter registration two weeks ahead of the vote by mail so they don't cross."
One thing to keep in mind, she said is if someone is turning 18 after the voter registration deadline but before the November election, they can still register to vote by the deadline.
"If you will be 18 before the election you can still sign up, you just have to give your birthdate," she said. "If the election is Nov. 6 and you turn 18 on Nov. 1, you can still send in the registration form."
However, New Jersey does not have same-day registration. People who move in from out of state come in on Election Day and want to register, you cannot do that in New Jersey, she said.
There is still plenty of time to register to vote and many ways to do it. You can:
- Pick up a form at the township clerk's office at town hall.
- Download the forms online.
- Check the box to register when you renew your driver's license and registration through the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.
- Pick one up at the Essex County Clerk's office.
The Township of Cedar Grove will have extended office hours until 9 p.m. on Oct. 16, the voter registration deadline, said Cedar Grove Municipal Clerk Kathleen Stutz.
Questions about voting? Visit njelections.org or call (877) 658-6837.


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Dratini (Pokemon cocktail)
1 1/2 oz gin (Bombay Sapphire Gin used)
1 1/2 oz Hpnotiq
splash of blue curacao
Directions: For this variation of martini, mix and stir in the ingredients over ice, then strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Place a dollop of whipped cream on the side of the glass as a garnish.
"It is called the "Mirage Pokémon" because so few have seen it." -Pokedex entry for Dratini
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oh weird, we're not bothering even thinking about it till January :)
today is like my Glasgow birthday then tomorrow is my actual birthday at home with my family :)
had a fun night last night drinking wine, watching elf and tangled, then discussing if walt disney was evil or not :']
Willie, what got stuck up your rear?
he's a complete douche, bet he leaves tomorrow
why the fuck am I not asleep yet!
weird, we just get somewhere nearer the time, we don't even know where we want to stay yet :']
then again yours is a campus one so it might be different
so confused about housing i don't even know how they expect us to afford to pay to live with a student loan when they're pricing this high and houses are going fastt and i need a house and i cannot make these bloody decisions i want my mum.
You're getting a house now!!! you'll have to pay rent from like now if you get one now :S when the last year leaves then there'll be more houses available…
and I have to get up at 9 =/
oh wells least I'm only in uni 3 hours at the most then I get to come home and get in my warm(ish) bed cause the weathers AWFUL at the moment.
and only tomorrows lab left of uni :D
I'm refusing though I don't care if it's cheaper I'm paying for it and if I want to waste my money on a better phone then I will.
people sooo play up for the cameras, the only place that is like it looks is BCM lol
The lemonade I'm drinking is as cold as if it's been in a fridge… no wonder I've not wanted to get out of bed all day.
it's the holidays soon and I get like over a month off plus I get to go home for 6 days on Thursday :) will feel refreshed then and less fed up I hope
excited :)
I love how laptops were invented so that they could be compact and portable for people who need to take computers places and do things with them and I use my laptop for laying around in bed all day instead of sitting at a desk.
it's okay you get to see me in a few weeks and I'm much better :']
can't wait to go home, but should be a good few days up here too :)


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FastFrame's certified, professional framers encapsulate a range of photos, prints, diplomas, and sports memorabilia, preserving them with skilled craftsmanship and custom artistry. Many projects start at around $100, but prices vary greatly, depending on size, scope, and if the framed goods are pilfered from the Louvre. Openly browse through the store's 2,000+ collection of frames, including classic guilds, ornate frames wearing a mantle of gold bedecked in raised flowers and vines, and the Funky and Fun wood frames spackled with a dense coating of glitter. FastFrame's preservationists also honor a 30-day guarantee on all custom designs, allowing owners to return pieces for a redesign if they don't complement the tree house's décor. All materials and workmanship are guaranteed for life.
What began in 1984 as a home business with a single phone has grown into a go-to source for women's apparel with retail stores across the country. Headquartered in Sandpoint, Idaho, Coldwater Creek curates a varied selection of elegant but comfortable clothing, ensuring closets stay stocked with more than just the relatives who only get pulled out around the holidays. You'll find everything from sweaters and jackets to jeans and dresses, as well as jewelry, handbags, and other extras for accessorizing new outfits. And if you can't make it to one of Coldwater Creek's physical locations, just head to the website to find the perfect cardigan, cashmere sweater, or pencil skirt.
An affordable and monumental selection of sofas, beds, desks, and sarcophagi mingle good-naturedly in Ashley Furniture's wondrous warehouse. A Matrix Accent Chair ($219.99) commands shoppers' attention with its sleek, contemporary design, and Kira furnishings provide stylish sites for storage, studying, or snoozing. A Sydney Accent Chair ($199.99) or Cubit ottoman set ($99.99) anticipate increasing the comfort of various human inactivities, while the Romy Accent Table Group consists of one cocktail and two end tables, creating a table cartel ruling over a home's Speed Quarters surface needs.
Using the fresh lavender grown on their own ranch, Craig and Dana Stewart share the aroma therapeutic benefits of their favorite scent with a line of lavender-infused household products. Each handmade bar of soap, jar of culinary rub, and soy candle boasts a generous helping of lavender oil or the raw herb itself, allowing the calming aroma to permeate homes.
Before looking through the camera lens, the expert photographers at Picture People spend time getting to know their subjects and establishing a strategy for conveying their personalities in print. Then, film-ready clients pose in the bright camera room, airing teeth amid colorful backdrops and creative props. Following snapshots, subjects make their way to the selection station to choose their favorite poses from their session, which may be treated with sepia tones, color accents, and decorative borders to suit any wall, wallet, wallpaper pattern, or trophy walleye.
Picture People offers a variety of creative tips to help enhance mantel-dominating final results. The studio ensures satisfaction with a 100% guarantee on finished products.
Jutting above the street, the modernist lines of Rafael Moneo's Audrey Jones Beck Building echo the eclectic collection found within. Under sky openings that let in natural light and the bitter gazes of pigeons who can't seem to get their work shown, visitors meander through galleries that span the breadth of human artistry, from ancient sculpture to modern painting. Noteworthy works from the more than 64,000 pieces include Pablo Picasso's colorful cubist Two Women in Front of a Window, Edgar Degas's achingly expressionistic Woman Drying Herself, and an untitled sketch by Jackson Pollock that shows his wild, abstract genius evolving toward his celebrated drip paintings. A treasure trove of cultural artifacts from Africa, Asia, and the Americas expands the museum's scope and transports visitors back in time as they gaze on a palpably pensive ceramic ballplayer from Mexico's Classic Veracruz culture or a life-size royal head forged from copper for a Nigerian royal court.
**Groupon Celebrates Pride Month** Over the last 50 years, the gay-rights movement in America has overcome tremendous obstacles to become a powerful voice for inclusion and diversity. Even as it has grown, the movement—like Groupon—is local at heart, and we applaud the commitment to real change that improves everyday lives. At Groupon, we are happy to add our voices to those celebrating PRIDE, their achievements as a social movement and a continued march to equality for the LGBT community. Plus, we love a chance to dig that rainbow wig out of storage. This month—and throughout the year—we salute our merchants and customers who support PRIDE and all efforts that promote dignity, respect, and equal opportunity. We're highlighting these merchants' deals with a special badge to show Groupon's pride in working with people who share our values.


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This issue has been brought up a few times on Sitepoint, unfortunately none of the threads seemed to provide a working solution.
There doesn't seem to be an adequate way to emulate how - absmiddle - works on images in CSS.
I've tried vertical-align: middle, but it's off centered.
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The dudes at W3 should really just fit in the absmiddle value as valid XHTML. :o
Does anyone know what CSS can be applied to an image tag to align it to the middle of text and other elements?


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Please feedback on my first IF day
Im trying IF for the first time. This is what happened during day 1:
I had coffee 9a and fasted until 11:45a.
1st meal: 3 eggs, 3 slices turkey bacon, coffee (is that enough?)
Snacks/ no real second meal: Two apples throughout the day, 1 atkins bar
3rd meal 8:30p: Beef stew (just the beef, good portion of it), mushrooms, sugar free ice cream.
Here is my problem that makes me nervous: I was completely starving before each meal. Maybe this takes some adjustment, but that makes me feel Ill lose control one day. Once I got home, I wanted to eat EVERYTHING on the counter top. I wont, but thats the feeling I felt before dinner. I felt full as if I overdid dinner/dessert. As the weeks go on, I will completely shorten my window. I told myself I would start 8.5/16.5 for the first week.
Is this correct for day 1?
Hi! I just bought the IF book so it is good to see someone here who is also trying it. I have never been much of a breakfast person, so this sounds like it fits right in my lifestyle. I think maybe you just have to get used to it.
I'm not on a specific eating plan (that I know of--it may be called something) other than eliminating fried foods, processed flour, sugar, and red meat, and making it a point to eat fresh organic fruits and vegetables, fish, and chicken (grilled or baked).
I think you'll do just fine!
Millena, I don't think your meal plan for that day qualifies as being IF.
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Leaked Microsoft Office 15 Video Reveals Cloud Support
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According to a leaked video, the next version of Microsoft Office Suite will include cloud-like features, which will allow you to access and edit documents remotely.
The 30-second demo video — obtained by WithinWindows — focuses on the portability of the updated Office Suite. Additionally, it appears that the Microsoft is rebranding the software as Office 15.
Through a standard sign-in process, you'll be able to keep track of all your documents and store them on Microsoft's cloud-based SkyDrive — which is similar to services like Dropbox. Microsoft has fallen behind in terms of cloud-based document services, something that competitors like Google Docs and Apple's iWork/iCloud already offer customers.
Currently Office 15 is only available to a limited group of private testers; however, a public beta release is expected by this summer. A final version is slated for 2013.
Office 15 will pack a major update for businesses that still rely on Microsoft software. Instead of branching out to alternative services, all of your documents and collaborations can take place under one login.
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its possible they will even cease to exist, talk about global warming, watch your back, you're on fire
That's the thing about freedom, once you give it up, you might never get it back. There are no guarantees in life, no matter who tells you otherwise. Another hard lesson Americans will have to learn.
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Par Alia
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After a few times of wearing all the metal parts tarnished.
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I am not overweight and yet these bracelets are uncomfortably small. I wish I had read the reviews of the petite ladies who liked that about them.
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I ordered the silver tone and love them. I wear them on both wrists and they fit my small wrists perfectly. They do run a bit small for a stretch bracelet so I am very careful when I put them on. Love all the colours and the combinations that I can put together and I layer them with my Diamonelle tennis bracelets and my many other shopping channel bracelet purchases. Perfect at the sale price!!
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This is going all but too well, Korse thought as he watched the four 'Fabulous Killjoys' enter his city. He noted the two other women following close behind; Violet Rage was obviously one of them. This took him by surprise, he thought that she had died not too long back. She would have to be put back on the Exterminate List then. The other female Korse did not recognise, but the way she was kissing goodbye to Frank Iero, it was pretty damn clear that they were together.
He looked at Violet again and smiled a sick grin. He reached across his desk and clicked an intercom button,
"Tim, come on up to my office, I found some thing that might interest you." Korse surpressed a chuckle and Tim replied.
"Of course Master."
The connection ended and Korse sat back in his seat, watching the Killjoys run round his maze-like city on his computer. There was a knock at the door.
"Come in." Korse stated, smiling as the man entered the room.
The man had sandy blonde hair and his crystal blue eyes shone brightly against his pale skin. He was broad shouldered and not too fat yet not too thin, the build of someone who obviously used to spend time in a band. And, judging from the man's well toned biceps, chest and legs, he used to be a drummer. But Korse had banned music many years back, so he doubted the man did any drumming now.
"Ah, Doctor Robert Bryar isn't it?" Korse asked, gesturing toward the chair near his desk. "Please, take a seat."
Doctor Bryar sat, with a grateful smile on his face.
"Thankyou Sir, but please, call me Bob."
"Okay then, Bob Bryar it is then." Korse noticed how Bob's hands twitched every now and then, they way his fingertips tapped out random patterns without him conciously knowing.
"Do you like drumming, Bob?" Korse asked, making casual conversation, trying to warm up to the Doctor so the man wouldn't refuse when he asked 'The Favour'. Bob jumped and clenched his fists, suddenly becoming aware of his rhythmical hands that were pounding out erratic beats on the chair and desktop. He all of a sudden looked petrified,
"I'm sorry Sir! I didn't mean to! It's just that I used to play in a band and...Please don't fire me!" His face was paler, more of an ashen grey.
"Doctor Bryar, I have not called you here to fire you. Now, do you like drumming?"
Bob looked at Korse with uncertainty, his heart pounding but he nodded anyway.
"Yeah, I like drumming, I love it infact. But I can't drum anymore now music isn't allowed Sir, my drum kit was taken away from me, as was everyone elses."
Korse smiled, he had found a weak spot.
"I bet you would love to play those drums again, am I right Bob?"
Bob chuckled nervously and sighed.
"Well yeah, I suppose...Isn't a day that goes by when I don't wish I could have those drums back..."
Korse looked Bob straight in the eyes.
"What if I could give you those drums back, Bob? Would you like that?"
Bob gasped,
"Yes Sir, more than anything Sir!"
Korse stood up from his desk and walked over to the glass cabinet, looking at the blue haired girl inside, propped up limply against the support pole. Her skin was sallow and the panel around the power button was open, the usual blue light replaced by darkness. Her clothes hung off her thinner than normal frame. Her right arm was without the false skin, showing her red muscle, framed by silver steel and spiderwebbed with and intricate design of black, green, blue and yellow wires. Korse turned back to Bob,
"I require a favour of you, Bob Bryar."
Bob watched Korse wearily, his heart slamming so hard against his chest that he thought his ribs would crack.
"Y-yes Master?" he asked, his forehead was clammy and his sandy hair plastered itself to his face and his hands began to tap against his knees in anxiety, he had never been able to get out of the habit of drumming, he love it passionatly and he just didn't know how else to preoccupy his hands when his drums and sticks were taken off him many years back. Since then, Bob became a doctor, it was a simple way of keeping his musical digits on the move and he enjoyed saving lives. In fact, he had become so good he was now the official Head of Medical Uses.
Korse tapped the glass case beside him loudly, causing Bob to jolt back into reality.
"Maybe you should come meet my friend here, Bob. She is afterall, the favour I wanted to speak to you about."
Bob pushed back his chair and got to his feet, approaching the glass chamber tentativly, afraid of what he might discover. He stared st the figure inside and frowned,
"What is this?" he asked. Korse clicked a button and punched in a code. The glass door slid open with a soft hiss. Bob stuck his head inside and peered at the small girl. He was perplexed,
"I don't see what I have to do, Sir. It's just a girl."
Korse smirked,
"This," he said, pointing at the girl. "Is an android. I want you, Bob, to fix her up, make her more upgraded. I don't want her to remember anything, if she brings up the name Sara or Shockwave dismantle her and start again."
Bob looked at the girl, her pretty, sharp features slack and ivory white and her blue hair fell in vivid locks to at just the base of her neck. Despite the fact she was an android, he couldn't do this, she was still partly human afterall. He gulped.
"And what do I get out of this?" Bob asked, his palms slick with sweat. Korse rolled his yellow eyes,
"Your drumkit of course."
Bob was so tempted but he couldn't do this, not to a child. He looked at the floor.
"I won't do it Sir, she's just a child."
"She's a robot, Bob! She only looks human!"
Bob stared at him levely,
"I. Won't. Do. It. I'd rather never drum again than mutilate this poor kid any further."
Korse suddenly pulled out a gun and pressed it firmly to Bob's temple. Bob froze and his breath caught in his throat.
"Then maybe you will do it at gunpoint."
Korse flashed a set of pearly white teeth in satisfaction as Bob reluctantly nodded,
"Yes Master, I will do it."
"Good man."
There was another sharp rap at the door and another man stepped in. He wore a crisp white suit and nondescriptive loafers. His face was that of a sharp jawline and highly defined cheekbones. His eyes were a wild green and reminded Bob of a crazed, bloodthirsty animal and his ebony hair was cropped and tangled.
"You called for me, Master?" He inquiered, eyebrow raised.
"Ah, Tim...You remember Jennifer Cosby?"
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Experimental evidence of the importance of gender pairing in bargaining
AbstractWe study the influence of gender on economic decision making in a two-person bargaining game. By testing hypotheses derived from evolutionary psychology and social role theory, we find that (1) gender per se has no significant effect on behavior, whereas (2) gender pairing systematically affects behavior. In particular, we observe much more competition and retaliation and, thus, lower efficiency when the bargaining partners have the same gender than when they have the opposite gender. Implications for real-world organizations are discussed.
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- Martin Kocher & Ronald Bosman & Matthias Sutter & Frans van Winden, 2004. "Experimental Evidence Of The Importance Of Gender Pairing In Bargaining," Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2004 78, Royal Economic Society.
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Cops: Parents Traded Sex with Daughter, 14, for Car Payments
Boston Herald: A central Georgia couple traded sex with their 14-year-old daughter for payments on their minivan, authorities said.
The parents, both 36, are charged with child molestation and pandering, Dodge County sheriff's Capt. Tony Winborn said. The Associated Press does not identify victims of sexual abuse and is not identifying the parents to protect the teen.
"I've seen some terrible crimes committed against children but never to this extent," Winborn said. "There's no rhyme or reason to it and this girl and this family are forever messed up."
The couple bought a minivan from a used car dealership in Eastman, about 140 miles southeast of Atlanta, in March 2008 but has not made a single payment on it, Winborn said. They made their daughter perform sex acts on the dealership's manager in lieu of making the $281 monthly payments on their minivan, he said.
The dealership manager, 66-year-old Robert Wayne Bearden, who goes by his middle name, was charged with child molestation and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Bearden was arrested Friday and the couple was arrested Monday. All three remained in jail Wednesday awaiting a bond hearing, Winborn said, adding that he didn't know whether any of them has a lawyer. He declined to say where they are jailed, for their safety.
The investigation is ongoing and it appears the parents may have offered sex with their daughter to as many as six other adults in exchange for money and drugs, he said.
"There's a history of drug use and abuse within the family," Winborn said. "It's our understanding that the child was sold out by her parents for drugs and money."
The Dodge County Sheriff's Office was alerted to the case by the state's Division of Family and Children Services in July, Winborn said. The daughter, who has since turned 15, was placed in state custody at that time because of allegations that the father had sexually abused family members. The girl is now in foster case in another county, Winborn said.
To protect her parents, the girl initially denied that anything had happened, Winborn said. That's one reason the arrests weren't made until now. But over time, both the girl and the mother made statements to investigators that led to search warrants being issued for Bearden's home and business. Investigators found nude photos of the girl in both places, he said.
Bearden's brother, Wendell Bearden, owns the car lot his brother managed and said he was shocked to hear the allegations.
"He worked every day, went to church on Sunday," Bearden said. "I've experienced every emotion you can imagine over the last four days, from anger to sadness to pity."
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Log message: Bump for perl-5.20.0. Do it for all packages that * mention perl, or * have a directory name starting with p5-*, or * depend on a package starting with p5- like last time, for 5.18, where this didn't lead to complaints. Let me know if you have any this time.
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Log message: Update to 2.10.09 Upstream changes: C.1.1 Version 2.10.09 Pregenerate man pages. C.1.2 Version 2.10.08 Fix VMOVNTDQA, MOVNTDQA and MOVLPD instructions. Fix collision for VGATHERQPS, VPGATHERQD instructions. Fix VPMOVSXBQ, VGATHERQPD, VSPLLW instructions. Add a bunch of AMD TBM instructions. Fix potential stack overwrite in numbers conversion. Allow byte size in PREFETCHTx instructions. Make manual pages up to date. Make F3 and F2 SSE prefixes to override 66. Support of AMD SVM instructions in 32 bit mode. Fix near offsets code generation for JMP, CALL instrictions in long mode. Fix preprocessor parse regression when id is expanding to a whitespace. C.1.3 Version 2.10.07 Fix line continuation parsing being broken in previous version. C.1.4 Version 2.10.06 Always quote the dependency source names when using the automatic dependency \ generation options. If no dependency target name is specified via the -MT or -MQ options, quote the \ default output name. 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Log message: Bump all packages for perl-5.18, that a) refer 'perl' in their Makefile, or b) have a directory name of p5-*, or c) have any dependency on any p5-* package Like last time, where this caused no complaints.
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Log message: Update to 2.07. Set LICENSE. Remove code for gcc 2 in pkgsrc Makefile; it required gcc 3.0 anyway. cl-2.07 Version 2.07 NASM is now under the 2-clause BSD license. Fix the section type for the .strtab section in the elf64 output format. Fix the handling of COMMON directives in the obj output format. New ith and srec output formats; these are variants of the bin output format which output Intel hex and Motorola S-records, respectively. See ithfmt and srecfmt. rdf2ihx replaced with an enhanced rdf2bin, which can output binary, COM, Intel hex or Motorola S-records. The Windows installer now puts the NASM directory first in the PATH of the "NASM Shell". Revert the early expansion behavior of %+ to pre-2.06 behavior: %+ is only expanded late. Yet another Mach-O alignment fix. Don't delete the list file on errors. Also, include error and warning information in the list file. Support for 64-bit Mach-O output, see machofmt. Fix assert failure on certain operations that involve strings with high-bit bytes. cl-2.06 Version 2.06 This release is dedicated to the memory of Charles A. Crayne, long time NASM developer as well as moderator of comp.lang.asm.x86 and author of the book Serious Assembler. We miss you, Chuck. Support for indirect macro expansion (%[...]). See indmacro. %pop can now take an argument, see pushpop. The argument to %use is no longer macro-expanded. Use %[...] if macro expansion is desired. Support for thread-local storage in ELF32 and ELF64. See elftls. Fix crash on %ifmacro without an argument. Correct the arguments to the POPCNT instruction. Fix section alignment in the Mach-O format. Update AVX support to version 5 of the Intel specification. Fix the handling of accesses to context-local macros from higher levels in the context stack. Treat WAIT as a prefix rather than as an instruction, thereby allowing constructs like O16 FSAVE to work correctly. Support for structures with a non-zero base offset. See struc. Correctly handle preprocessor token concatenation (see concat) involving floating-point numbers. The PINSR series of instructions have been corrected and rationalized. Removed AMD SSE5, replaced with the new XOP/FMA4/CVT16 (rev 3.03) spec. The ELF backends no longer automatically generate a .comment section. Add additional "well-known" ELF sections with default attributes. See elfsect.


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Last year offered the perfect example of what should be expected at the state softball tournament and that is the unexpected.
In Class A, top-seeded Millard West was upset by Omaha Benson in the first round. No, it didn't carry the weight of how it would feel in the NCAA basketball tournament if a No. 16-seed shocked a No. 1-seed, but that game made things clear that anything could happen, and every team has a chance at winning a state championship.
If you're filling out a bracket, good luck. The state softball tournament, which opens today at the Smith Softball complex, is a task to predict, but here are some teams and players to watch for in each class:
Class A
There's a familiar name at the top of the bracket this season — Papillion La-Vista.
The Monarchs (30-1) haven't reached the state championship game since 2010, which ended a 15-year dynasty of 13 state titles and two runner-up finishes.
Ironically enough, there opener this morning was against Millard West. The Wildcats (15-11) have a chance to reverse what happened to them in the first round in last year's tournament. But that could be a tough task, as Papillion La-Vista boasts one of the state's best players in Julia Andersen. The junior leads her team's potent offense (the Monarchs have outscored their competition this season 268-42) with 35 RBIs. On top of that, she boasts a 17-1 record in the circle with an ERA at 1.003. The only loss the team suffered this season was to Lincoln Southwest, 8-7. The Silver Hawks (25-6) are the No. 4 seed.
Don't forget Millard South in this conversation, either, at the No. 2-seed. That was the exact same spot the Patriots (28-3) were in last year before they ended up winning the whole thing.
Millard South has outscored its competition 254-56, as seven significant contributors have a batting average over .400, led by freshman phenom Rylie Unzicker. She has a team-high .538 average thanks to 35 hits in 65 at bats. Madison Unzicker, a senior, leads the squad with 10 homeruns, only one other player in the whole bracket has that many.
The Patriots also feature an ace in the circle: Junior Jordan Johnson is 22-3 this season.
If having a good pitcher puts a team in the conversation, then don't forget No. 3 Lincoln Southeast. Senior Jaylee Hinrichs is 26-3 on the year, and the Knights' also have junior Erin Lockhart (.537 average, 10 homeruns) as a threat at the plate.
Class B
The story in the Class B bracket this season is all the new faces. Only No. 1 York (32-1), No. 4 Northwest (29-3), No. 5 Blair (22-6) and No. 3 Elkhorn South (25-5) are returning to the state tournament this season.
There is guaranteed to be a new state champion, as last year's winner Lincoln Pius X didn't qualify. Can the Dukes be the new champion?
In just the school's second-ever trip to state, they may have the tools to do it. Senior Taylor Kadavy boasts a 27-1 record with a 1.29 ERA, as well as a team-leading .544 batting average. Sophomore Jordan Stearns has a .520 batting average and a team-highs with 54 hits, 46 RBIs and four homeruns. York has 19 shutouts this season, and its only loss is to Class C qualifier Fillmore Central/Exeter-Milligan.
Ask Tribland teams like Hastings High and Adams Central about the No. 4-seeded Northwest. They'll tell you how difficult it is to beat the Vikings, who deserve to be in the competition with their talented roster. Sophomore pitcher Alyssa Vanosdall is 20-2 with a 1.95 ERA this fall, while senior Shelby Schacher has more homeruns (11) than anybody else in the bracket.
Northwest's losses have all come against other Class B qualifiers, including an 8-0 decision to No. 8 Beatrice. It's other two losses were to the Dukes, 12-4 and 2-1. York and Northwest could meet up with each other in the second round.
A talented player in the field to keep an eye on is Omaha Skutt senior Kaylan Jablonski. She is everything for the Skyhawks. In the circle, she has a 19-2 record and an even more impressive .82 ERA. At the plate, she has a .603 average with 44 hits, 27 runs scored, 31 doubles and eight homeruns.
Class C
There is one thing certain in Class C, and that is there will be a new state champion. Arlington, the 2012 winner, didn't make it back to Hastings.
At first glance, there isn't exactly one dominant team. Wahoo (25-6) is seeded No. 1 thanks to the pitching of senior Michaela Miller (22-6, 3.04 ERA).
Fillmore Central/Exeter-Milligan, the Tribland's only representative at this year's tournament, has to be a team to watch. It's win over the top seed in Class B, York, is impressive.
No. 6 Guardian Angels Central Catholic is another team to watch considering the run the Bluejays put together at state in 2012. They went from the No. 7 spot all the way to the title before losing. Junior pitcher Maci Hunke is back (20-4, 2.33 ERA) as well as an offense that has produced 247 runs this season.
No. 3 Southern (23-4) is making the school's first trip to the state tournament, so its hard to get an idea of how the Raiders will do in the spotlight. They have three good pitchers led by junior Ellie Marie Edmond, who has a 16-3 record and 1.54 ERA. The offense has a combined .324 batting average and the team has fought its way to Hastings after starting 0-2 this season.


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Funeral services were held. Fri ... Ivan (Susan) Fossen, Glenwood, MN, and Dean (Peggy) Fossen, Becker, MN. Please join family and friends for a celebration of Milo's life on Sat. Nov. 13 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Pamperin Park Shelter in Green Bay.
Memor-ial services will be 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 6, at the Gunderson Funeral Chapel. Military honors will be ... Lake St. Croix Beach, Minnesota; Bill Wolfe, Palestine, Texas; his daughter Danielle Walker, The Woodlands, Texas; ten grandchildren ...
Cecil Bergquist
Bergquist, 88, lifelong resident of Detroit Lakes, MN, died Saturday, October 23, 2010 at Emmanuel Nursing Home in Detroit Lakes. Funeral Services for Cecil ... Cecil was extremely active in the Becker County area. He served as Becker County Commissioner ...
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