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Sona na chandi na koi mahal-Bandish-1980
Lyrics & Chords
A tribute to Akhlaq Aahmad Sahib(late).
A beautiful romantic melody from Pakistani movie Bandish-1980.
Music composed by Robin Ghosh.
Sathiajith Palakal said
khawer ji
- loved it….
nicely rendered….
enjoyed your version…
thanks for selecting this lovely number
Kala Vijay said
nice singing khawar.
(by any chance if i missed out any of your uploads and not commented,pl feel free to scribble me.)
'cannot live without music'
Neil swanson.. Still not doing well but keeping the faith .surgery looking re october thanks for the prayers and well wishes ! said
Very well executed song. not knowing these
songs. i judge by the wholeness. and vocal.s
and your vocals always are thebest. and make
ea song u post enjoyable god bless NEIL
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Dj Wazif said
Well reminds some old n gold days of our life…. the melody and lyrics are just awesome that we lack in todays music…. your voice was just a beautiful math on this melody Khawer bhai…. nice singing…. just keep sharing like that.
Wish you Gr8 Luck!
Please listen to my original here: Dekho Mausam
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Tha Kathir said
Super singing and greate feel from it.
Nice tune and music too.
Keep it up dear Khawer.
Please listen my uploads and write your feel about it. I love Music & friends, n the god inside of me.
Kulsoom said
Such a brilliant pick and beautifully sung. Thanks for this wonderfull song Khawer jee. Enjoyed it a lot.
Latha Ganti said
Khawerji – very beautiful rendition !
Jivan Kohli (will be away for long--other commitment's..--busy on a learning mode---) said
Very Nicely Sung …And Very Nice Song…Best wishes…
Saroj Nair said
enjoyed the nice and simple lyrics in this song
very nice singing Khawer
Ramesh Tadi said
Khawerji… beautiful song and you sang with nice feel and expressions.
Ramesh Tadi
Jenefa (inactive) said
Khawerji, Not familiar with the song. Enjoyed listening and liked your expressive singing :)
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Hansa rajesh Mehta said
Hello Khawer Bhai
Lovely performance by you. I've heard this song before and really like the lyrics. Kind regards. Hansa & Rajesh
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Muzical.minded said
khawar Bhai, Bohut khoob very nice….excellent……umdaa Aala…………aise he gaate raiye…….or hamesha muskuraate rahiye………….
Harry Chops said
Khawer bhai- Kya awaaz hai. Very nice song rendered very well. Liked
My latest cover
Ankahee (Lootera)
Never Heard this. beautifully, expressively rendered.
Have a listen to Rafi Sharddhanjli
Hema Shamal said
Wow…! You have sung with right expressions and feel.I' think , this singer is known as 'Alamgeer' if I'm not forgetting! I've often heard this song! I love this song ! Thanks for sharing!
Swati Prasad said
its a beautiful song and you did it very nicely :)
Swati Prasad
Gautam Parekh said
Khawer bhai ! Not familiar with this song but you sung very nicely & effectively. Liked your wonderful song. Thanks for sharing a unknown song. Goes to my Favorite. Thanks….
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Sohaib Khan said
Great pick and very nicely sung bhai jaan. Enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for singing such a gem.
Dr sridhar saxena said
KK bhai I am not familiar with is song but you appear to have sung it very well….congrats
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Dinesh Pithia said
Awesome selection and very nicely sung. Liked the expressions. Well done brother! Sorry for my delayed response as I am not very regular! Keep singing!
Music is Life!
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Good one Khawer ji.
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The Olympics haven't been particularly kind to Hirscher, one of the best technical skiers on the circuit. He finished a disappointing fourth in the giant slalom last Wednesday. Four years ago in Vancouver, Hirscher was fourth in the giant slalom and fifth in the slalom.
Fresh off his gold-medal performance in the giant slalom, Ted Ligety of the United States was back on the course and turned in a solid run in an event that's not his favorite. He pumped his fist after crossing the finish line and is within striking distance. He was in sixth place, 0.86 seconds behind Matt.
"That was definitely a better slalom run than I've had in a little while," Ligety said. "If I have another run like that and can ski inspired and hold off some of those more slalom-oriented skiers, I have a chance at it.
"I'm going to go just as hard and hopefully I can get away with it and come down and be fast."
At 34 years old, Matt is undergoing quite a resurgence this season. He won his 14th career World Cup slalom race two months ago in Val d'Isere, France -- his first win in more than two years.
Matt also is trying to help Austria extend its lead in the Alpine medal race. The country has seven heading into the final event of the schedule, including golds from Matthias Mayer in the downhill and Anna Fenninger in the super-G. The Americans have won five medals and two golds, one by Ligety and the other from 18-year-old Mikaela Shiffrin in the slalom.
The snow was rather soft on a warm afternoon in the mountains, giving many of the top names trouble.
"I talked to Marcel out there. He said, 'I don't like the snow that much,'" Myhrer recounted. "And it is pretty tricky to ski on, so you have to make a clean run."
Once the elite skiers went through the course Saturday, the stage was set for some competitors from countries not exactly known for skiing. One of the racers was Hubertus Von Hohenlohe, a 55-year-old German prince who skis for Mexico and is competing in his sixth Olympics.
Von Hohenlohe fell on his way down the course, but definitely stood out wearing a flamboyant mariachi ski suit, which was obscured under his racing number. Once down the slope, though, he took off his racing number and wore it as a cape.
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The SeeYa reveals its final member, Sung Yoojin
Core Contents Media unveiled its 4th and final member for the upcoming 2nd generation of female vocal group SeeYa, now renamed as The SeeYa.
With the three other members (Oh Yeonkyung, Song Minkyung, and Heo Youngjoo) already revealed, Sung Yoojin completes the soon to debut group.
Sung Yoojin is noted to be a powerful vocalist as she previously won many singing competitions such as the Youth Music Festival. Although only being 21 years old, she is also said to have participated in guiding the audio recording of artists including IU, T-ara, and Secret.
The SeeYa's first mini-album "Good To SeeYa" will be available on November 12th, so stay tuned until then!
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Slavery and the Slave Trade in American History
Although relegated to the background as a topic for historical study in our own times, slavery dominated every aspect of American life from 1619, when the first slaves arrived in Virginia, through the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 and Reconstruction.
This page pulls together a set of resources through which to begin entering the world of that earlier America where the threads of slavery were the warp in the fabric of America culture -- from commerce to theatre, from agriculture to fine arts.
American Civil War: Letters and Diaries
Ongoing; this database knits together more than 1,000 sources of diaries, letters, and memoirs to provide fast access to thousands of views on almost every aspect of the war, including what was happening at home. The writings of politicians, generals, slaves, landowners, farmers, seaman, wives, and even spies are included. The letters and diaries are by the famous and the unknown, giving not only both the Northern and Southern perspectives, but those of foreign observers also.
American Slavery: A Composite Autobiography
2000 edition; a study of the WPA slave narratives. A massive historical collection, it includes complete records for each narrative identifying the narrator, his or her year of birth, and the county and state where the narrator was in bondage.
Slavery, Abolition and Social Justice
1490-2007; Slavery, Abolition and Social Justice is a portal for slavery and abolition studies, bringing together documents and collections covering more than five centuries from libraries and archives across the Atlantic world and the Mediterranean with contextual essays by prominent scholars in the field. Close attention is given to the varieties of slavery, the legacy of slavery, the social justice perspective and the continuing existence of slavery today.
African American Sheet Music, 1820-1920
A wide selection of American sheet music from the John Hay Library pertaining to African Americans, documenting American popular culture of the time -- minstrelsy, the Abolition movement, the Civil War, Emancipation, Rag Time and early Jazz. Includes and extended bibliography.
Voyage of the Slave Ship Salley, 1764-1765
A compilation of documents from the Brown Family Papers at the John Carter Brown Library and the Rhode Island Historical Society that traces the trajectory of a single slaving voyage operated by Captain Esek Hopkins under the direction and on behalf of the four Brown brothers.
Repository of Historical Documents on Brown University and Slavery
A product of the work of the Brown University Steering Committee on Slavery and Justice, the repository contains digital versions of a wide array of historical documents from the Brown University Archives, the Brown Family Papers collection at the John Carter Brown Library, and the Rhode Island Historical Society that pertain to the history of Brown University's involvement in slavery and the slave trade.
Race, Slavery and Free Blacks (Series II)
A microfilm set containing more than 15,000 petitions by African Americans to Southern county courts, compiled from the archives of various Southern states. The Library currently holds all six subseries, divided geographically as follows:
Part A:
-- Georgia (1796-1867)
-- Florida (1821-1867)
-- Alabama (1821-1867)
-- Mississippi (1822-1867)
Part B:
-- Maryland (1775-1866)
-- Delaware (1779-1857)
-- District of Columbia (1803-1855)
Part C:
-- Virginia (1775-1867)
-- Kentucky (1790-1864)
Part D:
-- North Carolina (1775-1867)
-- South Carolina (1784-1867)
Part E:
-- Arkansas (1824-1867)
-- Missouri (1806-1860)
-- Texas (1830-1867)
-- Tennessee (1792-1868)
Part F:
-- Louisiana (1795-1863)
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Records of Antebellum Southern Plantations,
Compiled by Kenneth M. Stamp, this microfilm set comprises plantation records from the American Revolution through the Civil War. The Brown University Library holds four of the six subseries, consisting of 78 reels of film in all, as follows:
Series A. Selections from the South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina.
--- Part 1. Papers of James Henry Hammond, 1795-1865 (15 reels)
--- Part 2. Miscellaneous collections (26 reels)
Series B. Selections from the South Carolina Historical Society (10 reels).
Series C. Selections from holdings of the Library of Congress (13 reels).
Series D. Selections from holdings of the Maryland Historical Society (14 reels).
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Black Abolitionist Papers, 1830-1865
17 reels . This collection constitutes the largest single collection of materials touching the abolition movement from an African-American perspective. It includes approximately 15,000 articles and documents of nearly 300 black abolitionists in the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, France, and Germany and includes:
* the correspondence of key African-American leaders
* speeches, sermons, and lectures
* articles, essays, editorials, and other major writings from more than 200
African-American, abolitionist, and reform newspapers
* receipts, poems, and other miscellaneous documents
A printed guide is available.
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Slavery & antislavery pamphlets from the libraries of Salmon P. Chase & John P. Hale
5 reels. Film of original materials located at Dartmouth College.
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Slave narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves
10 of the 11 reels filmed at the Library of Congress from typewritten records prepared by the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938.
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Papers of the American Slave Trade
23 reels, comprising Series A, materials from the Rhode Island Historical Society.
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Slavery & Abolition
The single most important journal in the field for the study of slavery, the slave trade and related issues. The Brown University Library holds Volumes 1 through 22 (1980 - 2001) in hardcopy at the Rockefeller Library; Volumes 22 (2001) to present are available electronically through the link in the JOSIAH record.
Plantation Society in the Americas
A significant journal in the field of slavery studies. The Brown University Library holds Volumes 1(1979) through 6 (1999); publication has since been suspended.
- Captive Passage
A digital resource on the Transatlantic slave trade and its importance for the making of America. From the Mariner's Museum (Newport News, Virginia), in cooperation with the South Side Seaport Museum (New York City) and the National Museums & Galleries on Merseyside (Liverpool, UK).
- Citizens All: African Americans in Connecticut
A project of the Gilder Lehrman Center at Yale, this site "provides a scholarly introduction to the history of slavery in Connecticut, the process of gradual emancipation, and the struggle for citizenship rights by free blacks and abolitionists both within and beyond the state's boundaries. "
- Francophone Slavery
A set of resources on slavery in the France and its colonies, focusing on the 18th and 19th centuries. Includes materials by Black authors from Haiti and elsewhere in the francophone world, as well as visual images. Hosted at the University of Georgia.
- From Slavery to Freedom: The African American Pamphlet Collection
A selection of pamphlets by African American authors and others published between 1822 and 1909, and found in the collections of the Rare Book Division of the Library of Congress. Part of the Library's American Memory Project.
- Liverpool Slavery Trail
An interactive map of Liverpool, showing sites linked to the trade in African slaves by Liverpool merchants. Clicking on any of the dots provides further information on that site. Mounted by the Merseyside Maritime Museum (Liverpool).
- N-YHS Slavery Manuscripts
A collection of online manuscripts documenting the history of slavery and the slave trade in New York, drawn from the superb collections of the New-York Historical Society
- North American Slave Narratives
A collection of books and articles from the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries, including all the existing autobiographical narratives of fugitive and former slaves published as broadsides, pamphlets, or books in English up to 1920. Produced by the University of North Carolina Library as part of its Documenting the American South digital initiative.
- Papers of Frederick Douglass
From the original collection held by the Manuscripts Division of the Library of Congress. Part of the Library's American Memory Project.
- Secret Routes to Freedom
Mounted by the Institute for Research on the African Diaspora in the Americas and the Caribbean (IRADAC) at the City University of New York, this site pulls together important resources on the Underground Railroad experience. [NOTE: Proper display requires Macromedia Flash]
- Slave Resistance: A Caribbean Study
The product of a Spring 2000 course (History 300: "Caribbean: Slavery and Resistance") taught by Ed Baptist at the University of Miami, this website utilizes Caribbean materials from the Otto G. Richter Library at the University of Miami Libraries and is devoted, in part, to making these materials more widely available.
- Slavery in New York
Online version of a major exhibition on slavery in New York City, mounted by the New-York Historical Society in 2005.
- The Atlantic Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Americas: A Visual Record
Compiled by Jerome S. Handler and Michael L. Tuite Jr., this database includes some 1,200 images of slavery and slave life in the Americas.
- The Last Slave Ships
An online exhibition documenting the history and archeology of the Key West African cemetary, mounted by the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum.
- The Missing Chapter
An online exhibit mounted by the SE New York Library Resources Council and Historic Huguenot Street (New Paltz, NY) to document untold stories of the African-American presence in the Hudson River Valley. Includes primary documents and lesson plans designed to support curricula from K through university level education.
- Uncle Toms Cabin & American Culture
Produced by the University of Virginia in collaboration with the Harriet Beacher Stowe Center in Hartford, this site brings together a variety of texts and images (including film clips) for the purpose of documenting the cultural context of Stowe's 1852 novel and the important role it has played as a conversation piece on race in American culture.
- USF Africana Heritage Project
A project of the University of South Florida devoted to the rediscovery and sharing of records that document the lives of the enslaved.
- Voyages: The TransAtlantic Slave Trade Database
Successor to the CD-ROM database produced by Cambridge University Press in 1999, this freely available web resource documents close to 35,000 slaving voyages and their impact on the lives of 10 million Africans. It includes a search interface along with maps, estimates, essays, images and a database of Africans by name. Related information may be found on the scholarly blog African Diaspora, Ph.D..


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Inference approaches for instrumental variable quantile regression
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Reblog to Win K-Swiss Blades!
Kenny Powers announced today that he combined the fastest shit he's ever seen to make the fastest shoes you've ever seen.
Someone who reblogs this will win a pair of these K-Swiss Blades!
Man sends Telegram to get Senator's attention, after realizing she doesn't have a twitter.
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Another scorcher.
It's so big, "bling bling" isn't an outdated enough phrase to describe it.
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
Drink created and photographed by The Drunken Moogle.
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Be not intimidated... nor suffer yourselves to be wheedled out of your liberties by any pretense of politeness, delicacy, or decency.
These, as they are often used, are but three different names for hypocrisy, chicanery and cowardice.
John Adams, 2nd President of the United States (1735-1826)
It doesn't require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires to people's minds.
Samuel Adams (1722 - 1803)
"There is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty."
John Adams, 2nd President of the United States (1735-1826)
"The people are the masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow Constitution, but to overthrow the men who pervert it"
Abraham Lincoln (1809 – 1865), 16th President of the United States
"Israel controls the United States Senate. Around 80 percent are completely in support of Israel; anything Israel wants it gets. Jewish influence in the House of Representatives is even greater."
J. William Fulbright (1905-1995), United States Senator
"Power confuses itself with virtue and tends also to take itself for omnipotence."
United States Senator J. William Fulbright (1905-1995)
"The biggest lesson I learned from Vietnam is not to trust our own government statements. I had no idea until then that you could not rely on them."
United States Senator J. William Fulbright (1905-1995)
"The price of empire is America's soul, and that price is too high."
United States Senator J. William Fulbright (1905-1995)
"The citizen who criticizes his country is paying it an implied tribute."
United States Senator J. William Fulbright (1905-1995)
"I've never seen a President -- I don't care who he is -- stand up to them. It just boggles the mind. They always get what they want. The Israelis know what is going on all the time. I got to the point where I wasn't writing anything down. If the American people understood what a grip these people have got on our government, they would RISE UP IN ARMS. Our citizens certainly don't have any idea what goes on."
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Thank You: 2014 Mayor's Lunch for Arts Champions
On behalf of His Worship Mayor Naheed Nenshi, Calgary Arts Development extends its thanks to everyone who made this year's Mayor's Lunch for Arts Champions a huge success.
The second annual event, organized by Calgary Arts Development and the Office of the Mayor, took place on February 20, 2014 for a sold-out crowd. Each of the event's 675+ attendees directed their portion of the proceeds to a local arts project currently raising funds on crowdfunding platform InvestYYC.com, resulting in a total investment of about $25,000.
The event, hosted by Dave Kelly, featured a keynote panel discussion between Mayor Naheed Nenshi, Calgary Stampede CEO Vern Kimball and theatre artist Rebecca Northan, exploring how the arts contribute to a vital city. Karen Ball, former Executive Director of Calgary 2012, announced this year's recipients of the Cultural Leaders Legacy Artist Awards:
- Dean Bareham (ATB Financial Healing Through the Arts Award)
- Roberto Rozo (Calgary Catholic Immigration Society New Canadian Artist Award)
- Chris Cran (Doug & Lois Mitchell Outstanding Calgary Artist Award)
- Paul Welch (Enbridge Emerging Artist Award)
- Antyx Community Arts Society (SANDSTONE City Builder Award)
- Sharon Stevens (William MacLachlan Community Beacon Award)
Winners received a $5000 cash prize, and Chris Cran also received a residency at The Banff Centre as the winner of the Doug & Lois Mitchell Outstanding Calgary Artist Award.
Each Legacy Award is funded by a $10,000 contribution from a local philanthropist or organization with equal matching money from Calgary 2012, and will be awarded annually for four years with winners determined by a jury of peers. This is the second year for all the awards except for the ATB Financial Healing Through the Arts Award, which was presented for the first time at this year's lunch.
Calgary Arts Development congratulates the winners and thanks the awards jury members who donated their time to help select this year's recipients and ensure the integrity of the awards: Wilmer Aburto, Terry Clarke, Col Cseke, Onalea Gilbertson, Jean Grand-Maître, Anne Green, Michelle Htun-Kay, Sandra Huculak, Tara Klager, Amanda Koyama, Richard Lam, Sabine Lecorre-Moore, Ken Lima-Coehlo, Judy MacLachlan, Shannon McLellan, Cindy McLeod, Colin Menzies, Lois Mitchell, Eric Moschopedis, Katie Ohe, Wendy Passmore-Godfrey, Ian Prinsloo, Jenny Repond, Terry Rock, Tamara Ross, Allyson Simpson, Brittney Tough, Nancy Tousley, Brad Walker, Sharon Watkins, Paul Welch, and Lori Willocks.
The 2014 Mayor's Lunch for Arts Champions was sponsored by TELUS and also included a youth arts showcase featuring many of Calgary's outstanding youth performers, including singers, musicians, circus artists and dancers.


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sooo…i have 2 blogs to speak of. i will soon post a link to a new dallas morning news blog that i am now a contributing writer for. but this link here is a blog a long time in the making. one i will post to very often and hope you will love…and maybe even hate sometimes.
gogoogo….help some animals. i would myself but texas is a bit too far away
"Sayreville New Jersey Animal Rescue Center is closing due to Sandy. They don't know what to do with animals and are giving them away for free. Tell your friends, they are going to euthanize what they can't save. The animals all have their shots, it's free adoptions. they're also neutered/spayed. time to surprise your parents for Christmas! "
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Rangers: New York has won 10 of their last 11 games against the Flyers, outscoring the Flyers 41-18 over that span beginning with a 7-0 win at The Garden on March 6, 2011. The Blueshirts have won four of their last five games played in Philadelphia, owning a 17-11 goal advantage. The only loss in this time was this season on January 24th when the Flyers bested the Rangers 2-1 at the Wells Fargo Center.
Flyers: Philadelphia has spent all of two days at the .500 mark this season, a shocking number since the Flyers were considered to be a Stanley Cup Contender heading into 2013. After losing their first three games this year, the Flyers did not reach an NHL .500 record until March 2nd following a 2-1 win over the Ottawa Senators that upped their record to 11-11-1. Three days later the Flyers lost to the Rangers, starting a three-game slide, and they have not been back to .500 since. They are 2-5-1 since that win over the Senators.


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I'm a good writer. I know that. I'm proud of that. I write relatively fast, relatively finished non-fiction business writing. I have degrees to prove it, but of course they don't. And I have published works to prove it, and they do. Google me.
However — and this is the point — I am not good at copywriting. And I need editing.
Copywriting: Don't let sales or marketing text leave the office without it.
It's so important. You have to know what you don't know. And being a good writer doesn't mean you can write ad copy, or web copy, or any other common variety of commercial writing for doing landing pages, packaging, collaterals, websites, and so forth.
I learned that lesson well, with some remedial reinforcement at times, when some specialized professional copy writing boosted my company's sales. Our material started with what I wrote, and was then rewritten by a pro. And pop went the sales.
Editing: don't publish anything without it.
I actually write almost-always finished text and I rarely misspell a word. That doesn't cut it. "Almost-always" and "rarely" are deadly when you write for publication. I have to thank Teri Epperly of Palo Alto Software in this context, because Teri has caught my mistakes and corrected them regularly for 15 years. Every writer should have an editor. Typos make us look bad.
Does this happen to you? I can't read my own errors. My brain skims right by them. Typos and errors I'd catch in anybody else's text go right by me. So I need editing.
Doesn't everybody?
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The evolution of the FDA, covered in Module I of this certification
program (Historical Perspectives), is embedded with a history of
tragedies involving the use and research of drug products. While
tragic, these events underscore the absolute necessity of FDA regulations
governing clinical research. The FDA regulations around investigational
drugs and devices covered in this module were developed with an
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FELTON, Del. - Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit says they are investigating a fatal crash in which a pedestrian was struck and killed on South DuPont Highway in Felton last evening.
According to repots, preliminary investigation has determined that the crash occurred on Saturday, May 10th at approximately 9:28 PM as William Parker, 53, of Felton, Delaware walked into the southbound travel lane of South DuPont Highway (US13) north of Main Street (SR12), directly into the path of a 2013 Nissan Altima, operated by Angel Harrington, 32, of Harrington, Delaware.
Parker reportedly suffered multiple traumatic injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Police say Angel Harrington was properly restrained and not injured.
Preliminary investigation has reportedly indicated that Parker was not in the area of a designated or marked crosswalk when struck. US 13 southbound in the area of the crash was reportedly closed for approximately 2 hours while the crash was investigated and cleared. and troopers continue to investigate. No charges have reportedly been filed.
Troopers are reminding pedestrians to use caution and safety when walking on or near roadways. If you must cross a roadway, police say to utilize designated cross walks and make sure to look left, then right, then left again before proceeding. When walking near a roadway always make yourself visible to drivers by wearing bright/light colored clothing and reflective materials. They suggest that pedestrians that are walking at night to carry a flashlight for added safety.


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Two architects, Craig Hodgetts and HsinMing Fung from HplusF, a design agency, based in Los Angeles, built a prefabricated home out of eight identical Hummer SUV body shells. Wrapping the gas guzzling monster trucks around the steel skeleton, these architects therefore named this home the HummerHaus.
The hummer's body sturdiness inspired Craig Hodgetts and HsinMing Fung to create such an unusual dwelling. Indeed, in terms of durability and firmness, the metallic components of the huge SUV are the perfect fit for exterior usage. This project provided enough space for OEM refrigeration as well as the 12-volt electrical systems incluing various heating and media components. The HummerHaus project turned to be sustainable due to the usage of geothermal storage tanks, photovoltaic cells, and soy insulation.
The prefabricated house is a concept for now, but such a project inspires to recycle the body shells of old vehicles, at least the larger ones, like Hummer.


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Provo • Joe Sampson looked out across Brigham Young University's lush, green football practice field Monday night, in the direction of LaVell Edwards Stadium, where he had started and shined in the Cougars' 30-6 win over Washington State last Thursday.
Mount Timpanogos towered off in the distance, and the sun was just beginning to set on another gorgeous early fall day in Provo.
About that time, it dawned on the Cougars' senior safety, for about the 100th time, that he is far from the place he grew up: the drug-ridden and violence-filled streets of Oakland, Calif.
"Man, I am so comfortable here," he said. "I'm just real, real comfortable."
For the 5-foot-10, 203-pound Sampson, the journey from a boyhood neighborhood he described as dangerous, rough and ridden with drugs to major college football at one of the most conservative, buttoned-down schools in the country has been difficult as well. But now that he's here for a second straight season, he is determined to make the most of it.
"I am on track to graduate next spring [with a degree in geography], and I have put myself into a situation where I can get a shot [at playing professional football]," he said. "I am just going to keep working as hard as I can, and hopefully everything will fall into place."
So far, so good.
At BYU, there have been a few hiccups along the way — like having to miss four practices early in preseason camp for disciplinary reasons — but for the most part Sampson has flourished in Provo, after BYU coaches recruited him out of the College of San Mateo at the behest of his cousin, former BYU starting cornerback Brian Logan.
"Joe is a good kid, a super kid," said defensive backs coach Nick Howell. "He has done really well since he has been here. Really well. He is fun to be around. The guys like him. They trust him. They want him on the team. He has been nothing but positive here."
It was getting here that was hard, starting when Sampson was a youngster playing Pop Warner football in Oakland. Somehow, he says, he managed to mostly avoid the "bad things" that ensnared many of his childhood friends. He credits his strong faith, activities such as sports that kept him off the streets and the guidance of his parents, who separated when he was 18 — but not before instilling in him the importance of getting an education.
"The environment, the neighborhoods, made it rough, but to me, that is all I knew, so it was kind of normal," Sampson said. "There was violence, drugs, the stuff you would see every day, the whole fast life. You grew up really fast. That's the main thing. Luckily, I had sports — which is the quickest way out of there."
Sampson did not take a college entrance exam, such as the SAT or ACT, before graduating from Oakland's Skyline High, so he wasn't highly recruited. He played at Foothill College across the bay in Los Altos, Calif., in 2008, then transferred to San Mateo for his sophomore season, at Logan's urging.
After leading the juco-power Bulldogs with 72 tackles and 13 pass breakups, and making two interceptions, Sampson had plenty of Division I offers but he again had to sit out of football in 2010 to get some academic work done. Many schools forgot about him, but BYU and Utah kept in touch, and Sampson basically had to pick between the rivals when signing day came in February of 2011.
"My dad [Larry Sampson] came on my visit with me to BYU," Joe Sampson said. "He didn't even look at it as a Mormon school. He just said, 'This is a good place to be.' He noticed there were fewer distractions and I could stay focused on what I need to do while I am here. He was all for it."
And so was Logan, who still lives in Provo, works for BYUtv, and talks with Sampson almost every day.
"Brian and my dad have helped me a lot," Sampson said. "My dad, I don't know how he knew, but he had a lot of [football] knowledge. He would pay attention to NFL players, what they did, and pass it along. Even if I had a great game, he would point out things I did wrong, things I could improve on. I think that has helped a lot."
Howell said Sampson's "football savvy" is what sets him apart. Sampson had four tackles and a quarterback hurry against Washington State. And he recorded 23 tackles last season, along with a fumble return for a touchdown and a game-saving interception.
"He makes a lot of plays. He understands the game, and has a really good feel for it. Then, he's a tremendous tackler and doesn't get out of position," Howell said. "We're happy he's here."
Sampson's long path to Y.
2006 • Played prep football at Oakland's Skyline High
2007 • Walked on at an Oakland-area junior college, never played
2008 • Played freshman season at Foothill College in Los Altos, Calif.
2009 • Recorded 72 tackles as a sophomore at College of San Mateo (Calif.)
2010 • Sat out football season to get academic work in order
2011 • Part-time player at BYU had 23 tackles, saw extensive action as a nickelback
2012 • Started at free safety in Cougars' 30-6 win over Washington St.


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After 6 rainy winters in Vancouver, Darcy moved to Whitehorse in September 2013 in search of winter sunshine, a long ski season and a general change of pace from big-city life. Originally from Peterborough, ON, he has spent many years working as a bicycle mechanic helping people enjoy the benefits of getting around by bicycle. He recently completed a Masters degree in Urban Studies at SFU, and wrote his thesis on local independent retailers in a globalized economy, so he's pretty well-suited to his position at Up North. He spends his free time cycling, skiing and paddling. Darcy also plays cello with his wife, Erica Mah, and with several tours across Canada and Europe under his belt, he considers himself an honorary member of The Burning Hell.
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With a decade of retail experience working for some of the biggest outdoor retailers in Canada, Chris is happy to be working in a store where he can see from one end of the building to another without having to put on his glasses. As a professionally trained ski technician, he loves living in a place where he can head to the hills and use his Alpine Touring skis for six months of the year. And as a graduate of the Barnet School of Bicycle Mechanics master mechanic program, he's busy for the other half of the year tuning, customizing and sometimes even riding his harem of bikes. Chris can also be found trad rock climbing while reading trashy sci-fi and pondering alternative architecture.
Gabe Rivest
Coming from the shores of the Harricana river in Northern Quebec, Gabriel first came to the Yukon in 2003 on a short school exchange to Dawson City.
In 2004, he left for a full year to New Zealand and took advantage of that year to learn English, which gave him a funny french-kiwi accent. As soon as he got back from New Zealand, he started exploring northern Quebec in search of the biggest standing waves to surf in his kayak. After 3 summers spent in his home region, he decided to head back to the Yukon to work as a river guide. Along the way, he climbed Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, he went to Indonesia in search of the perfect wave, and he went on his trip to Central America and Colombia where he surfed the best waves of his life, hiked through the jungles and paddled next to pink dolphins in the Amazon. Although all those places were beautiful, it made Gabriel realise how amazing Canada is, and especially the North.
Spring 2011 Gabriel decided to settle down in Whitehorse and he joined our Up North team short after. Addicted to the river during the summer, he is also a well experienced snowboarder, coaching the Yukon snowboard team during the winter. White water rescue certified, Wilderness Advanced First Aider, he is always looking for new adventures. Gabriel loves to share the knowledge he acquired along the way, and share his passion, the outdoors.
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From one Capital to another Jody made her move to Whitehorse from Ottawa in October 2009. Rivers and mountains are what she loves – and although the rivers of Eastern Canada are warm and playful, the mountains and access to wilderness are what brought her and kept her in the Yukon. Jody is an Algonquin College Outdoor Adventure Program Alumni, giving her a broad variety of skills in the outdoors; from cross country skiing to ice climbing. Her big passions are whitewater and climbing rock and ice, but since moving to the Yukon has spent more of her time alpine touring in the mountains and biking. After graduating Jody began her career in the outdoor industry both on the retail side and also as a kayak instructor, climbing instructor and hiking guide. Sharing her appreciation for the outdoors and teaching others the skills required to play outside are what makes Jody tick, and good gear makes it all that much more accessible and fun, so talking gear is also a favourite past-time of hers; therefore it was only natural for her to join the team of outdoor addicts at UpNorth.
Steve Hahn has been messing around in the outdoors since he was 13 years old. An accomplished fly angler, boater and telemark skier, he has plyed rivers, with rod and paddle in hand, all over North America. A graduate of the Sweetwater Travel Guide School, Steve is skilled at the oars of a drift boat or on the tiller of a jet sled. When not working for Up North, you will usually find him close to a body of water casting to rising fish with the double handed rod.Whether casting tiny dry flies to grayling or shredding the backcountry, Steve always is there to lend a hand and answer any questions you have. He is a certified Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic and has over 10 years of rescue experience. A skilled teacher, Steve teaches the wilderness medicine programs at Up North, and his years of remote medical, rescue and risk management experience enhance the level of safety in the company. Steve has been playing in the Yukon for over ten years and honestly believes it is one of the last true secret places in the North. His greatest pleasure would be to create a fly angling experience that lasts a lifetime.
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Our Environment:
The Yukon is one of the last Great Frontiers and Up North Adventures is an advocate of the preservation of its untouched beauty. On all our tours, we try to "walk softly" and to respect the fragile flora and fauna of this land. As a member of the Wilderness Tourism Association of the Yukon we agree to the current valid Code of Conduct in the Wilderness: to minimize all impact while traveling in the wilderness. We follow best environmental practices such as to lessen impact of campfires and campsites, properly dispose of all waste and respect wildlife and historical sites. This will ensure that the Yukon stays clean and healthy for future generations of animals, visitors and the people who live here! We will gladly send out any information needed to help you plan and conduct a No Trace Wilderness Trip.
If you are not familiar with wilderness travel or feel unsure about some things, please do not hesitate to ask us. Everybody at Up North Adventures is experienced and knowledgeable and will be happy to assist you. Please use the links at the top of this page to find out more about the variety of services we have to offer. Enjoy planning your adventure with Up North!
Our Community:
Up North Adventures is a proud supporter of numerous community based organizations. We have been title sponsors of the Yukon River Quest, the Yukon Adventure Challenge, Fulda Challenge, Yukon Quest, Longest Days Street Fair and the Yukon Canoe and Kayak Club. Being a supportive, interactive member of our local community is important to us!
Our Trips:
Up North Adventures is a Yukon family owned and operated business. We pride ourselves on offering prompt, helpful, friendly, personalized service to all of our clients. We offer services in English, French and German. We stay open year round and our trips are designed to fit a wide range of abilities, budgets, timelines and preferences. Whether it is a day of Fly Fishing on a pristine mountain river, an 8 day Guided Canoe experience or 4 hours of exhilarating Mountain Biking on a nearby trail, our staff is here to make your Yukon experience as special as possible!
Our Retail Store:
Our retail store offers complete back country solutions for self propelled wilderness adventures! In the spring and summer, we sell only the best canoes, kayaks, paddling clothing and accessories from industry leading companies. In the fall, we stock everything you need for winter travel from clothing to Alpine Touring and Telemark skis to avalanche safety equipment, snowshoes, snow kites and ski touring pulks. Click the Store link to learn more about the items we sell and services we offer!
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Join our fully certified Instructors for the lessons of a lifetime. We offer Wilderness First Aid Training in the Spring and Fall, Canoe and Kayak Lessons in the summer and Avalanche Training in the winter. Our courses help you build the skills and confidence you require for safe back country travel, enabling you to explore the Yukon on your own! Feel free to contact us for private lessons or custom courses.


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The newest trend in prenatal care group doctor visits. Actually, it's called Centering and already, health clinics in a handful of cities across the U.S. are trying this. Centering came to be after many women complained their doctors were too busy and couldn't spend a lot of time in an office visit answering a lot of questions.
So, in a Centering Pregnancy Program, women receive that first visit privately with their doctor, but the monthly visits afterward combine 8 to 10 women with similar due dates so they can have more time with the doctor and learn from each other's questions. The sessions may last up to two hours. Together, the women measure their expanding waistlines and listen to their baby's heart beats along with group discussions about pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenting.
"With the group, like all the questions you have about different things and all the myths that people tell you, the doctor, the midwife, the pediatrician, they really, they clear 'em up," says Nkosazana Ewadi, expectant mom.
"It brings something back that has been lost in modern medicine and that is, it's making medicine much more personal and much less impersonal," explains Dr. Pete Bernstein, obstetrician.
For more information, you can visit these websites:
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Kim Kardashian conspired with her mother by making it APPEAR the newly-minted mom would reveal her post-pregnant body on Kris Jenner's show today ... but it was all a ruse.
Kim tweeted, "Getting ready to surprise my mom on @krisjennershow today. You ready NYC? Tune in!"
Call us cynical, but it was no surprise to Kris when Kim did indeed appear ... but if you expected to see her body ... sorry suckers.
It was all a ploy to goose ratings ... kind of like when Kris made potential viewers believe she would debut North West.
BTW the best part ... Kris cries when she sees the video. Remember, Kim lives with her.
Hey, that's the TV game, right?
Fake Fake Fake
Dear God, please make them go away!!!
Jenner/Kardashian true to form ..... FAKE !!!!!
who really cares ....
Why is this talk show still on the air? Why is Keeping up with the Kardashians still on the air for that matter? Has society sunk so low that these skeezes are entertaining? Bad girls club where women act like drunk thugs, The Kardashians being hailed as American Royalty, girls getting pregnant at 16 to get on MTV, men being encouraged to be feminine, and people wonder why our society is going to hell in a hand basket. Men need to grow balls, women need to learn some femininity, there need to be consequences and discipline for children so they don't grow up to be statistics. They need parents, not friends. We need to start having some morals in this country. Stop trying to redefine marriage and broadening what are acceptable. Our country needs to get out of the Kardashian's asses, get off of relying on Obama for phones, money, rent... get a freakin job... get some freakin morals... and grow up already.
I do not watch ANY of the shows related to these idiots, and everyone claims to hate them so much, yet they get show after show after show, now this "mom" has her own show... clearly people are watching this crap. STOP watching and they will have to cancel
What a crock...
I set my DVR to record on another channel during her time slot. I wanted to MAKE SURE that my TV wasn't tuned to her sorry ass show!
Pimp Mama probably cried when she saw the video, because her show is doing so badly, and she finally found someone to publicly support her. Her family, a few friends and lots of animals have been the guests on her talk show. The other day, she rode a camel--PImp Mama on a camel is pretty damn funny! She also brought in an alligator. The first week, she spread food on Mario Lopez's neck and then licked it off. Pretty desperate.
Sure it's a game, but you're playing along, TMZ.
Kim did pretty well; she only said "amazing" twice. And gee, didn't Kris look genuinely surprised when Puffy (or Diddy or Doggy or whatever his name is today) told her about the video? Such a true, unrehearsed reaction. :-|
How disappointing said no one, ever.
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As far as the statue example goes, do you really think any company has the desire to show off one their design teams talent with a statue of a human, a short fat humam, a shorter human, and a tall skinny human with long ears? C'mon, cut them some slack there. As far as iconic goes, the Horde serve that purpose. Not exactly a fair example.
As far as badges go, I'd use the same example as before, the art is just what you would think of as typical human medieval art, so the horde badges make somewhat more sense. Not the best response, but not the worst either.
To WotLK betas all being horde, well I will point out that there use to be a huge hole in the quests of the Horde and it still influences the loremaster achievement today. There was, obviously, more time spent on early game quest/story for the Alliance. It's a beta, there are going to be areas of it that are not product ready. If they were more confident with the Horde side then that is what they present first. It doesn't necessarily mean that there is a bias, nor does it imply there isn't one.
And to the BG comment, yes that could be the most telling, but again, I will insist that when forced to pick a side (and they would have to for a BG), most of the staff is going to "dance with the girl that brought ya," and artistically the Horde is Blizzard's achievement.


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SEC well represented on Kiper's Big Board
Source: SEC Football Blog - Jan 18, 2012 at 3:42 PM
It's almost draft time, people. That means much more insight from those draft gurus you know and love. First, we'll check out Mel Kiper's updated Big Board . With all the youngsters officially declaring for the NFL draft, there are are a few new names that made Kiper's list of the 25 best draft prospects. Nine of those 25 prospects come from the SEC, and it should come as no surprise that Alabama leads with four players on Kiper's Big Board. Here are all nine SEC players and a little analysis from Kiper himself: No.


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Subha an accomplished Dhulia (traditional Assamese Dhol- player/ drummer) is in love with Ghunusa, his teacher's daughter, who is exceptionally gifted. The villagers, battling a drought, arrange a ritualistic marriage of frogs to invoke rain; but it pours only when Ghunusa breaks into a dance. Damodar, Shubha's brother, is also besotted by Ghunusa and asks for her hand. Ghunusa's brother, Gambhir, unhappy with the proposition, proposes that Ghunusa marry the man whose buffalo emerges winner in the buffalo fight. Shubha's buffalo wins; Ghunusa confesses her love for Shubha; Putuli, Damudar's neglected wife is invited into the fold, as the community joyously celebrates the renewal of life.


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The focus is different this time around for Cassidy Feldsien, and that's not solely because the Washington Township junior placed fourth on beam at last season's IHSAA state finals.
Just a month after making program history with her state finals appearance, Feldsien broke her right ankle. A month and a half ago, she suffered a bone contusion on her left knee.
After two prep seasons of almost complete health, Feldsien is determined to overcome these injuries and strive for even better results this season.
"I just saw it as some bad luck," Feldsien said of her injuries. "I know I'm strong enough to get past this."
After advancing to the regional as a freshman, Feldsien became the school's first gymnast to advance to state in 2011, where she finished 18th in all-around (9.375).
"I think she wants to rise above what she did last season," Washington Township coach Shayna Smith said. "We really hope she can have a chance in all-around."
Those plans appeared to be put on hold when Feldsien landed wrong during a move in her floor routine.
A few months later, her legs landed straight on a bars dismount and the initial thought was a serious knee injury.
"I thought that (knee injury) was going to be a lot worse than it was," Feldsien said. "I feel good now."
Smith also doesn't feel that these setbacks forced her gymnast to rush her schedule.
"She knew how hard to push herself," Smith said. "She realized what she had to do to come off the injury."
Feldsien attributes her recovery success to on-going training while she nursed her injuries. After injuring her ankle, Feldsien put on a protective boot and continued to perform giants on the bars.
"My coach thought I was a little crazy," she said.
Feldsien also worked on elliptical machines, lifted weights, plus pull ups and handstand walks.
Precautionary measures were also used. After the knee injury, Feldsien wore a brace, iced it the area and also took Ibuprofen.
"She definitely shown me that she has the drive," Smith said. "She's proven to be very resilient."
Feldsien admits that she really hasn't added anything, but she's been able to tweak her regular routines.
"I'm pretty strong," Feldsien said. "I'm ready for it."
Feldsien's first competition takes place Jan. 28 at the Chesterton Invitational. She has five other meets before sectional.
"I don't mind waiting," Feldsien said. "That gives me a chance to get even better.
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How to donate to help in Somalia
The following are a handful of organizations seeking donations to funnel to the Horn's crisis:
- The United Nations: There are several UN agencies working together to address the regional crisis. UNHCR, the refugee agency, has a page on its website detailing what aid specific amounts of money will buy for its effort in Somalia. UNICEF, the UN children's agency, is also seeking assistance (US citizens, donate here).
- The World Food Programme has a full page detailing its efforts in the region and is collecting donations.
- Oxfam is accepting donations for its efforts to alleviate the drought in the region, which was the key cause of the famine. It is providing both emergency water supplies and leading efforts to build more sustainable water resources and practices.
- The International Committee of the Red Cross has been in Somalia, working alongside the Somali Red Crescent Society, since the 1970s. The two announced last week that they will be opening ten new feeding centers, expanding services in existing feeding centers, and launching a program specifically geared toward malnourished children under five and women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. You can find out more, including how to donate, here.
- The International Rescue Committee has operations in Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia that run the gamut from supplying water to providing medical screening in the refugee camps. Find out more here and donate here.
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