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Tired of their temporary love nest, Atlanta newlyweds Jenni and Mike are ready to find a dream home of their own. But while he's all about the numbers, she's a free-spirited artist who says budgets were made to be broken. Property expert Egypt Sherrod is convinced she can find them a spacious suburban home that's big enough for two dogs, two offices, and a growing family. That is, as long as they're willing to downsize their expectations a little.


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Rick Owens Urban Minimalist Furniture Showing at Salon94
Designer Rick Owens recently presented a collection of his "glunge" (glamorous grunge) minimalist furniture pieces at Salon94 at Art Basel Switzerland. First designed by Owens as a personal project back in 2006, the chairs are made of exotic materials such as antlers and petrified wood. Calling them the "antithesis" of his flowing clothes, the pieces adorn his Paris home when not on display. To see the full range of his past works, visit Salon 94.
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High School: Eastern Guilford
Position: Running Back
Size: 6-foot, 175 pounds
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Recruiting: Pickett is waiting on his first scholarship offer. However, he is attracting interest from East Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina State, UNC-Charlotte and Tennessee.
Scouting Report: Pickett is a running back with good size and speed. He shows good instincts and vision. Pickett runs extremely hard and gets a lot of yards after contact. He is capable of running inside the tackles and on the perimeter. The rising junior also does a nice job of catching the ball out of the backfield. Overall, Pickett has a bright future and look for his recruitment to pick up next fall.
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Susan Schiller is the executive director of Boys Hope Girls Hope of Greater Cincinnati, a nonprofit organization that provides support to girls and boys who are at risk for dropping out of high school. The program provides the children a family-like home and offers support to get them a quality education, through college.
There are two boys' houses and a girl's house in Cincinnati.
The person who nominated you for Woman of the Year said that Boys Hope Girls Hope was your passion. What makes you care about it?
Because I know I'm really making a difference. I can work really closely with kids who could otherwise fall through the cracks so easily.
They're at-risk kids. Some are from poverty, some from family dysfunction. Others are from good families who through no fault of their own are unable to provide for them.
They may have single mothers struggling to raise them, or grandparents, even great-grandparents who are trying but can't give them what they need. It's not fair, what these kids have to deal with.
What we do is so different. It's a voluntary program; the child has to want to come and the parent has to support it.
We make a long-term commitment. We give them family-like, value-centered homes, and help them get a high-quality education. They all go to college-prep high schools, and continue on to college.
One of the boys in our program is the first kid in his family to graduate from high school, and he's the sixth sibling in his family. We're helping him break a cycle of poverty.
The people who really walk on water are the live-in houseparents, or residential counselors. You know, there are group homes where the people who work there clock in and out. But parents don't clock in and out. They're on duty all day, all night, and so are our residential counselors.
We also have fabulous volunteers, including doctors, psychologists and other professionals who donate all their time. Some have been with us since the program began in 1983.
These kids often come from environments that are not safe, and they haven't had a lot of routine, structure or expectations. We give them that.
We also give them any other support they need, from medical care to football cleats to braces. Everyone involved feels a pride in these kids that's just like parental pride.
It can take awhile to see the effect that the program has on them. You have to step back after a year or so. Then it is so gratifying to see, for instance, one of the girls in our program, who came to us in eighth grade, when she'd already been in seven schools. She was a difficult kid. Now, she's a polished young lady.
Was there anything in your background that was important to you that you would like to see these kids get to?
Well, I was the first person in my family to go to college. I went to the College of Mount St. Joseph, and I worked my fanny off.
I had to work to pay my way. My education meant so much to me, because I worked so hard for it.
While I had to do much of it myself, I had a family base, support and a place to live. Still, I needed help to get through college.
When I was a junior, I was working 40 hours a week at a grocery store and trying to take 17 hours (of classes). I went into the registrar, Sister Maria Michael Lamphier, and said I was going to have to quit; I just couldn't physically do it. She found a way to help me out. They found financial aid for me, so I could work part time and finish college.
So I know how you need help. I know how difficult it would be for the kids we work with to get through college.
So when our kids end up going to Syracuse, or Boston College, St. Louis University, or Purdue, they're still in our program. They still need help. Often, it's money. We're here to provide that for them, just like a parent would.
You have volunteered in all kinds of ways since you got out of college. Why have you put so much time into volunteer work?
When I finished Mount St. Joseph, I felt so strongly that I wanted to pay them back. They gave me something so important, I wanted to do something for them.
At the time, they didn't have a big alumni organization like other colleges do. But I got involved in the Alumnae Board doing fund raising. We did the first fashion show fund-raiser, and I really enjoyed it so much. I was working with bright, competent women and had a ball.
I've been volunteering ever since.
It's been very rewarding, because I'm always learning. There's always a new project that sounds interesting and new.
The people I've met, the projects I've worked on, have all taught me, whether it's learning about sales and marketing by soliciting gifts for fund-raisers or organizing and working with people.
You also owned and ran a market research company for many years. Is the business world a good preparation for helping people?
There are a lot of similarities. My experience in developing relationships, providing services and making money is really helpful to me. I can run our organization to support the people who work directly with the kids.
How has your family been a part of your success?
My kids were my whole life, most of my volunteering was around them, their schools, and it was never a chore for me, never something I had to find time to do.
I didn't make a decision to go back to work full time until my kids were going off to college.
My husband's always been supportive. He still is, he's tutored science at the Girls Hope house, he's come and done plumbing, other work that had to be done.
We've always been a volunteer family together; we made sure our kids went to schools that focused on community service.
You finally found your niche in life at age 49, the perfect job for you. Do you have any advice for other people who want to find that niche?
Oh, I don't know if I'm one to give advice. I've never had a grand design. It's all just evolved.
But I've always done what I enjoyed, I've said "yes" when I've been asked and to what interested me.
Some things have fallen in my lap, but I've made some conscious decisions. I decided to leave the for-profit world behind and use my skills to make a difference. Because when you're helping people, it's so rewarding.
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The signature New Mexican spice rubbed pork tenderloin @ Mesa Grill in Caesars Las Vegas
As the Mesa Grill nears its 10th anniversary on the Strip, it continues to experience lasting popularity with guests (unlike some other celebrity outposts in Vegas which flame out after a short period of time). Some of this is likely the result of chef Bobby Flay's own popularity from his many shows on TV; one could argue he is probably one of the more talented chefs on the Food Network (though that perhaps is not that great of a distinction these days).
As for the food, the pork tenderloin dish came well-hyped by reviewers online as well as from the server. The pork was cooked nicely and the ancho chile sauce provided a surprising, almost overwhelming, kick (the use of chile was a bit more subtle on the very good grilled lamb chop dish served there).
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The only part of my hair I use my iron on is my fringe, as I like to have it super straight! I was using John Frieda straightening cream. It was really good for straightening, but not so much for protecting. The ends of the hair on my fringe was damaged, hair was split and it was really visible. I went to a hair dresser and bought Ciment Thermique. It's a really nice product to help prevent the damaging a flatening iron can make to your air, it smells nice, you need a tiny amount and it gives shiny and healthy hair. The only thing that bothers me is that it doens't prevent your hair from frizzing when it's wet outside, or when it's hot and you sweat...
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Sorry for the dissertation but this has saved me from a hair crisis far too often!!!
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"Welcome to The MagPi – a free to download community driven magazine packed to the brim with all things Raspberry Pi."
As you can see from the cover, issue 17 has gone all robotic! We feature a great article from the team at Dexter Industries taking a look at their clever kit: the BrickPi. You may recognise the project from Kickstarter and the Foundation site. It is ideal for all levels of user and a great way to get your Raspberry Pi moving. Head over to page 4 for more information.
To add to the Sci-Fi theme we have included another article using the Raspberry Pi camera module. This month we introduce you to creating a program to track eye movements. We have more on NanPy and a great article in the series on the IO expander.
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P.S. Whatever my feelings about Alleva, he definitely doesn't give me a "god feeling" either. ;0)
Go Duke!!!!!!!!! Go Devils!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GTHCGTH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
were you present when Spurrier told Alleva,Carl Franks was not up to snuff for the HC job?
Chronicle article on Spurrier's visit. I thought this line about whether or not Spurrier is a candidate was interesting:
"He could be, sure," Duke Sports Information Director Art Chase said. "Everyone's a candidate."
I think we should just have someone upstairs playing simulated games of NCAA football and use the "Ask Lee" function to figure out which play to run.
Devils need a new stadium before we are ever to compete and attract a top coach. Good ol' Wallace Wade has served its purpose. We now need a 55,000+ seat facility to entice someone like Steve again to the house.
I'm not going to get delirious yet about Steve. I'm still bitter about how he left. I understand about going back to your roots, but he could've waited until after the bowl game was over to flaunt it. I still think how that went down demoralized our boys and played a part on the loss.
Still, he must have some big brass bells if he were to come back. Either he becomes the savior or just another martyr.
You are dodging virtually all lawsuit potential by not SELLING the pic or using it to raise money.
I don't know who the guy is, but you're probably covered under fair use assuming this satirizes a public figure.
Otherwise, you would still receive a cease-and-desist letter prior to suing. If you comply, no lawsuit.
Now, some moron could always sue you and put you through the pain of fighting it no matter what you did, but typically (and particularly if you tangled with a corp or business interest) that's the way it would play out.
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There was a short squib in The New York Times last week saying that Spurrier was seen on the Duke campus shaking hands with Alleva. Obviously he is not leaving USC to come back to Duke. Anyone know anything about Spurrier's visit which I think, (I could be mistaken about the timing though), came prior to USC playing Clemson, ( which as a football rivelry equalls Duke-UNC basketball rivelry).
I can't imagine that he came up from Columbia to give his input on a new football hire even though I understand that he and Alleva are good friends, a telephone call could have had the same result.
Recruiting trip to the area with a stop in to Duke to pimp his son for the job. As a wise old man pointed out to me, if Spurrier were in town to interview for the position, it probably would have been behind closed doors.


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Another major comparison is across geography in terms of cost of living and the costs of health care. That area has a lot of unknowns: Is the average right, is the lowest level of spending right, is the top level of spending right, and what drives those differences in health care spending in many cases?
It is important to think about comparisons over time. If risk is to be used to measure the value of health reform in providing various protections, then measures need to capture changes through time. Comparing different kinds of health care needs is also important. Is risk really more important for people who have untoward, acute care consequences—a car accident, a surgery gone wrong—than for chronic conditions for which the burdens are high, increasing, and persistent?
In closing she had a question for Jessica Banthin: When talking about treating resources differently for the elderly and the nonelderly, what is the right age cutoff? Is age 75 the new 65? Also, there is the issue of when people spend down their assets. She gave as an example the case of some of her friends with children in college, who are not talking about spending down, but about working and accumulating assets.
Banthin responded to Moon's question that she would have preferred to do the adjustment based on retirement status. That is the proper way, she said, because eventually the cutoff should be age 67, not 65. When people decide to stop working is when they have stopped saving and have moved into retirement, when they are presumably spending down. She thought that would be the most accurate cutoff point.
Hurd commented on Banthin's numbers about the different levels of spending on health care for the elderly and the nonelderly. One thing to keep in mind—and this shows up very clearly in the Consumer Expenditure Survey as well as in HRS spending data—is the budget shares that go to health care spending. Of course, the shares do increase with age, and that is quite reasonable, he said. There is no reason they should be the same for a 45-year-old as an 85-year-old; it is much more productive to spend on health care at age 85.
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Stranger On The Shore Lyrics - Andy Williams
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Music by Mr. Acker Bilk
Words by Robert Mellin
Peaked at # 73 in 1962
This is a vocal cover of the instrumental by Mr. Acker Bilk's #1 two months earlier.
Andy Williams also covered it at the same time to # 38.
It was used as the title tune of a British TV show.
Here I stand, watching the tide go out
So all alone and blue
Just dreaming dreams of you
I watched your ship as it sailed out to sea
Taking all my dreams
And taking all of me
The sighing of the waves
The wailing of the wind
The tears in my eyes burn
Pleading, "My love, return"
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This song originally the theme tune for a U.K. Children's Hour serialized TV drama titled, "Stranger On The Shore". The tale of a young French girl come to England and and live with a host British family.
Slim Whitman also recorded a vocal version. Slim's rendition and unique voice captures the homesickness sentimentality portrayed by the young French girl. Each time I listen to Slim's lyrical version, my memory is refreshed. Recalling that when I was a child I watched every weekly episode of "Stranger On The Shore".
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Again I am using the reports of Palm Beach Post writer Ben Volin for my information. He seems to be the quickest to the computer this weekend. In fact, at the time of this blog, he is the only one with any information on the Sunday practice at all. Kudos to Ben Volin for keeping us fans in the know. It's really hard to get up to minute info this year with the laptop and cell phone blackout at practices. Here is the latest from Volin:
(so much for Beck looking better)
- Running backs are running through the gauntlet. Ronnie looks a little sluggish, but with his knee and in this heat, that's not a surprise.
- First team O-Line continues to be (L to R): Long, Smiley, Satele, Darilek, Carey. Sparano said this won't change much for the first few practices.
- Ernest Wilford stands out among the receivers — literally. At 6-4, he's the tallest receiver by a couple of inches. Seeing him stand next to 5-7 Jayson Foster is a hoot. Wilford looks like he's in great shape, wanting to prove that he can be a No. 1 guy.
- Davone Bess continues to show off his great hands, while Foster runs so fast, he has to slow down to wait for the pass to get to him.
- Kim Bokamper says yesterday morning's practice had more contact than any practice during the entire 2007 season. Sparano isn't messing around.
- John Beck has a beautiful throw to David Kirkus. 50 yards, tight spiral, right on the money down the sideline.
Dolphins break out into a fun offense-defense drill. The right tackles and tight ends go up against the left defensive ends/linebackers, the center and guards match up with the nose tackle and inside linebackers, and the left tackles and tight ends square off against the right defensive ends/linebackers.
Looks like the main function of this drill is for the defenders to practice stunts, so these aren't straight up 1-on-1s. A few observations:
- The left pass rushers (among others): Matt Roth, Titus Brown, Kendall Langford, Randy Starks, Reggie Torbor.
- Right pass rushers: Lionel Dotson, Quentin Moses, Phillip Merling, Charlie Anderson.
- The middle guys: Jason Ferguson, Channing Crowder, Akin Ayodele.
- NT Jason Ferguson looks like an absolute beast. He's blowing Samson Satele off the ball every time. And Satele is no slouch.
- Jake Long takes care of Vonnie Holliday, and had no problem taking care of Phillip Merling, pushing him to the outside. Justin Peelle takes care of Merling, too.
- Charlie Anderson, though, tosses Jake to the ground. Welcome to camp, rookie.
- Kelly Poppinga might have to eat his meals through a straw after Donald Thomas is done with him.
- TE Sean Ryan takes care of Langford, pushing him back several feet.
Looks like Beck is off to a good start this TC. Yesterday most of the reporters said he looked better than McCown. I still can't believe that they are raving about Davone Bess…could you imagine if this guy was another Marquese Colston? I do love what Bokamp said about the contact…nice to hear…FINALLY!


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The way you walk,the things you do,
There is no other,quite like you.
Your always there,to lend a helping hand,
You never expect,and you never demand.
Your always ever grateful,for all it's love and bliss,
Almost like the feeling,of a very first kiss.
You fill my heart with gladness,and of love divine,
I'm glad that you are in my life,and in this heart of mine.
Remember,always,I love you,no matter where you are,
I'm always thinking of you,wether,your near or far.
If ever I should leave this world,no matter where I go,
I want you always to remember,how much I love you so.
God bless you now,and forever more,and never ever fear,
Because,my darling,I'll be close,and always ever near.
By Sharon.L.Leonard. 8th,November.2007.


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Kobe Bryant in October Issue of L'Uomo Vogue
October 14th, 2009 by Aaron Kr. | 17 comments
In a move that can only boost his international notoriety, NBA superstar Kobe Bryant has featured in the latest issue of L'Uomo Vogue, the Italian version of Men's Vogue. In addition to getting the cover, Kobe is also the subject of a nice photo spread and article inside the pages of the magazine. Kobe shows off his fashion swagger in some fresh fits from top designers like Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Giorgio Armani, of course with a crispy pair of Zoom Kobe IV's finishing off the outfits. Check out some more pics of Kobe stylin' after the jump and you can find a copy of the magazine wherever L'Uomo Vogue is sold. Via KB24.


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The community met to celebrate the opening of the last of three new school buildings in the Mount Healthy City School District Jan. 16.
Administrators, staff and the community attended dedication ceremonies complete with a ribbon cutting and the inaugural performance in the Mount Healthy Junior/Senior High School's new auditorium, followed by tours of the new building.
Officials from Mount Healthy, Springfield Township and Colerain Township also attended the dedication.
Don Wolf, vice president of the Mount Healthy City School District Board of Education, sliced through a bright red ribbon with an oversize pair of scissors to officially open the building, even though classes met there all week before the ceremony.
The dedication concludes the $90 million construction project of three new schools in the district. The new junior/senior campus opened Jan. 10 and Mount Healthy North and South elementary schools opened last fall.
Superintendent Dave Horine walked attendees through the construction history of the building projects from the stage school's new auditorium, which will be named after Russ Hinkle in March.
Hinkle, who taught music in the district for 25 years before retiring in 1985, continues to have a hand in music as the director of the alumni band for more than 25 years. Spokeswoman Judy Ashton said the auditorium is a first for the district as the former high school on Adams Road did not have such a venue.
"We were able to add a number of features that will save the district money in the future, and give the community these outstanding buildings," Horine said. "We were able to get for our district what others already had."
Charlie Jahnigen, an architect with SHP Design, and Steve Hoyt, project executive with Turner Construction, presented board President Carole Ellis and Horine with a plaque of the floor plans and officially turned over the building to the district.
Horine was also presented with an engraved brick from the new school that reads: "Dave Horine, Thank You, MTHCS." He retires at the end of the month.
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Viral YouTube Video: More "NFL Bad Lip Reading"
January 26, 2014 5:27 PM
They're at it again!
Check out another installment of NFL's 'Bad Lip Reading' where they dub voice-overs to your favorite NFL players from the 2013 season.
From 49ers coach Harbough spinning around dancing to Peyton Manning telling what he's afraid of, this YouTube video even puts NBC's Sunday Night Football intros on blast! Even Cam Newton makes a brief appearance in the video.
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List of college majors includes unusual choices
"What's your major?" is the perennial question on a college campus. About one-third of Freshmen will answer "undecided." One obstacle for college students is choosing from a list of college majors that includes hundreds of choices.
You could choose from some of the best college majors, such as business or engineering, but why not consider some of the strangest? Read more →