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SEE YOUR CAKE! :P.. enjoy it and run free! run free like the wind!.lol!
Tobs Nduks.lol
well i seem to be overposting so i will make like caps lock and…… shift HA!HA!HA!HA! i still crack myself up… well im doing all this to make you guys smile when you read it cuz i love y'all… yankee accent "y'all" i know you like that ;) .lol!.. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY DARLINGS!, okay im gone #nowshifting .lol
TOBENNA NDUKS! .lol
Dear Eyitemi Dedola Adeniyi,
Happy Eighteenth Birthday! You are finally an adult (well semi-adult). With this age you are now responsible for yourself. I have known you since September 2003 and you have always been a nice person and also annoying but who cares because that's what makes you, YOU. You've come a long way since that short small girl in jss1 and proven yourself to the world that you have potential and I am proud to say that I spent 6 years trying to figure you out (wish we had been better friends). I did and I do admire you and the fact that you have the courage and intellectual to start your own blog and keep up with it. I hope you make it big in his world because you are what this world needs but they don't know it yet. Hope you have a blessed and exciting day. Pop champagne and please I will like to have a gulp out of it (LOL). May God guide you, grant unto you favor and see you through the impossible. He shall make all your impossibilities possible and every disability shall become ability. Have loads of fun and remember that there are people who love you.
-Faith Okoye
Dear Chubby,
Happy Eighteenth Birthday!. I used it because I am referring to a grown woman. Chubby, I am happy God granted me the privilege to have known you even if it did not last too long. You were always funny and the few times I got to hang around you I loved. Just know that there are people around to care for you and always be there when you need them. May God be with you and see you through this day and many more days ahead of you. You will be great! I know it, and as you advance in life may the world divide into two to let you through like the red sea did for the people of Israel. Have a great day today and drink till you drop.
-Faith Okoye
Ah chubby chubby…..(chubbydchic)…..
Chubby and yitti
Really sad i cant spend the day with u guys this time……if not we probably would have been planing how to beat u or jumping,screaming and making noise in hostel.
Happy Birthday my darlings…..
chubby u are very lucky,Remeber ss3b2…when you chased me round the class for MY gala and you hid it in ur breast…LOL,oyinkan recorded it but i cant find the video…Funny Memories
I wish i could type all the good times we spent together,right from jss3 passing letters through the window….or washing plate….planning what to do midterm with everybody and all.
We still have a long way to go together and i luv u too much….far away or not!
I wish you guys the best and love u….:* :* have fun today..
MARCH GIRLS ARE AWESOME!!! wooohhhoooooo!!>LOL
"Chubby Da Chic" miss u so much. u'v been a great fwend we dint yarn much in fowler but bhc brought us closer. our walking 2 skul chillin 2geda b4 nd after skul. u been lukn 4wrd 2 dis day 18 whoop!! e no easy bigs girl. we'v had so much fun 2geva. SHUBBY u use 2 hate it wen i say dat. wen we did d whole tooth ish, wntn 2 loose weight, goin 2 d gym, wen we wntd 2 go out den had 2 meet mumc OMG!! #funtyms. Our luv 4 food"wink"
yitti (dedola) bby u r a down 2 earth bee chilld, rili cool remembr wen we wre in ss1a1 2geda den u left:)
luv u gys so much u r so much fun 2 be wiv nd i jst wanna wish u HAPPY BIRTHDAY
u gyz hav fun wish i was dre doe *sobs*. it's all gud doe
u only turn 18 once one step closer 2 menopause lol !!!!!!!!!!!!……….
<3 Bolajoko


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Sen. John McCain and his GOP senate primary opponent JD Hayworth sat down with the Arizona Capitol Times to talk about a range of issues, including their take on immigration.Read More »
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New immigration law's implementation getting legal review
Arizona's new immigration law is no longer in the hands of the Legislature or the governor. Now it's up to local law enforcement agencies and the police training organizations to figure out how to apply it without violating the law themselves.Read More »
Last-minute changes to S1070 broaden enforcement power
While supporters of Arizona's immigration law have said repeatedly that it will allow police officers to check the immigration status of people during the enforcement of other crimes, the law actually gives police much broader enforcement power, according to legal experts and representatives of the law enforcement community.Read More »
Patchwork changes to immigration law came in waning hours of session
Rep. Russ Jones and Sen. Russell Pearce, sponsor of S1070, negotiated 11th-hour changes to Arizona's strict new immigration law. Key changes were made to Jones' trailer bill, H2162, that clarified the definition of "lawful conduct" and prescribed guidelines for law enforcement. But not everyone is pleased with the amendments.Read More »
From Kyl's campaign to president of Arizona Free Enterprise Club
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Arizona Chamber stayed neutral, removing a big roadblock
Sen. Russell Pearce's battles with Arizona's business community over immigration policy have become legendary, but the Mesa Republican this year secured a ceasefire with the state's largest business association by agreeing to remove one of the five major components that ...Read More »
Law enforcement backs down after years of opposition
Whether due to the absence of Janet Napolitano or the diligence of Russell Pearce, several important factions of Arizona's law enforcement community abandoned their resistance to the provisions included in S1070 and allowed it to coast through the Legislature.Read More »
Arizona Legislature passes multi-pronged immigration bill
In the final moments before passing a sweeping immigration overhaul, Sen. Russell Pearce, a Republican from Mesa, made some predictions about his bill, S1070. "We'll have less crime. We'll have lower taxes. We'll have safer neighborhoods. We'll have shorter lines in the emergency rooms. We'll have smaller classrooms," the Mesa Republican said on the Senate floor on April 19.Read More »
Brewer inches up in polls, Dean slides, many still undecided
Rasmussen's latest poll shows some upward movement for Gov. Jan Brewer in the four-way race for the GOP primary nomination, with State Treasurer Dean Martin sliding down.Read More »
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Gov. Jan Brewer has signed S1108 into law, making it legal for anyone over the age of 21 to carry a concealed deadly weapon without a permit.Read More »

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grating the curriculum so that behavioral and social science topics are included as part of other basic science and clinical courses, instead of being presented in separate courses, will enable the educational experience to simulate real-world experience, in which behavioral and social factors in health and disease must be considered in the context of complex clinical situations.
The committee recognizes that there are many important topics to which students must be exposed during their 4 years of medical school. As with any suggested change to medical school curricula, calls to include the behavioral and social sciences must be balanced against similar requests from other disciplines that are vying for precious teaching time. As noted earlier, however, evidence is mounting that tremendous strides could be made in preventing disease and promoting health if more attention were given to the behavioral and social science priorities outlined in this report. Knowing this, the committee selected potential priority topics on the basis of (1) relevant evidence-based articles and reports in the literature; (2) presentations to the committee by content experts and medical school representatives; (3) literature and other material from the AAMC and LCME; (4) considerations related to the health of the public, driven mainly by root causes of morbidity and mortality; and (5) the gap between what is known and what is actually done in practice.
Following extensive deliberations, a modified Delphi process was used to prioritize this initial list of topics. (A detailed description of this process is included in Appendix A.) Committee members rated each of the topics on the list using a scale system, and then assigned each high, medium, or low priority based on its mean score and standard deviation. This list was further refined and finalized using the collective and individual experience of the committee as experts in medical school curriculum development and reform in the behavioral and social sciences. The low priorities were then discarded, and the remaining 26 topics were categorized as top, high, or medium priority. The results of this process constitute the committee's recommendation for those behavioral and social science topics that should be included in medical school curricula. In the committee's view, the 20 topics ranked top and high must be included in medical school curricula and were therefore combined into one high-priority group. The 6 medium-priority topics are also important and would significantly enhance the education of medical students. Inclusion of the medium priorities, as well as the depth of teaching and evaluation, is dependent upon the needs of the individual medical school.
The final listing of topics, presented in Table ES-1, is organized so as to have meaning for medical school curriculum committees.
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Love is my weapon when conquering hurt
An invisible energy released automatically
When someone says something to stir up the dirt.
The dirt seems all settled like on top of a grave
Then one word or one sentence is heard the wrong way.
A button gets pushed, something physical happens
And the next thing you know, a defensive reaction.
It took lots of training and prayers then some proof
But I learned about Love and all It could do
It forgives and forgets and heals all wounds incurred
When i simply remind me of that one little word.
Love is all inclusive, unconditional too
It comes straight from the heart, doesn't care what you do
It can't be affected by opinions and such
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The Michael C. Carlos Museum is legendary for its signature gala and benefit parties. Veneralia, the "festival of Venus" as it was known in ancient times, is the Museum's annual spring gala. Each fall the Museum hosts Bacchanal, a riotous cocktail party in homage to ancient festivals of Bacchus, god of wine.
Supporting these memorable events helps bring world-class exhibitions and programming to all of our audiences.
Friday, April 17, 2015
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Saturday, April 12, 2014
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
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September is SWAPtember!
Swap the savings during the 6th Annual SWAPtember Savings event at 19 metro Atlanta partner attractions in September. Show your membership card when you visit the participating attractions between September 1-30, 2014 and receive up to 10$ off a membership purchase or discounted/free admission*. For more information visit carlos.emory.edu/swaptember.
*Some restrictions apply. Please visit the participating attraction website for details.
Bacchanal 21: Farewell to the Flowers
Saturday, September 20
7 PM, VIP cocktail hour, Emory Quadrangle
8 PM, Food, music, and raffle, Level Three
Members receive $25 off the regular $75 ticket price for Bacchanal 21: Farewell to the Flowers! Visit the Bacchanal page for detailed information on what your $50 ticket includes.
Rick Riordan Returns!
Thursday, October 9
7 pm (doors open at 5:30 pm)
Glenn Memorial Auditorium, 1660 N Decatur Rd
The Carlos Museum and Decatur's Little Shop of Stories present Rick Riordan, author of the bestselling Percy Jackson and the Olympians, the Kane Chronicles, and the Heroes of Olympus. Mr. Riordan will talk about the newly published fifth book in the Heroes of Olympus series, The Blood of Olympus.
Carlos Museum members at the Doric and above levels are eligible for special reserved seating with the advanced purchase of The Blood of Olympus from Decatur's Little Shop of Stories or the Carlos Museum Bookshop after September 1. Please call 404-727-2623 to take advantage of this special benefit!
Mummies & Mixers
Thursday, October 23, 7:00 PM
Reception Hall, Level Three
Why do kids get to have all the fun? This year Mummies & Milkshakes grows up! Join Carlos Museum members for movie snacks and mixology with the Pinewood Tippling Room. Abbott and Costello's Meet the Mummy will be playing and docents will be available in the galleries to share interesting facts about our mummy collection. RSVP by phone 404-727-2635 or online at carlos.emory.edu/mixers.
Dance of the Maize God Film Screening, Discussion and Reception
Tuesday, November 4, 7:30 PM
Reception Hall, Level Three
Young Associates and Carlos Museum members at the Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, Curators' Council, Director's COuncil, and Partner levels are invited to mix and mingle with movie director David Lebrun and Laura Wingfield at a reception immediately following a screening of Nightfire Films' new documentary film Dance of the Maize God, which explores the royal life and rich mythology of the Maya through imagery on hundreds of extraordinary painted vases, as well as the tangles issues involved in their collection and study. RSVP by phone 404-727-2623 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Creation Stories Docent Tour
Sunday, November 9, 3:00 PM
Reception Hall, Level Three
Carlos Museum members at the Corinthian, Curators' Council, Director's Council, and Partner levels are invited to a Creation Story-themed docent tour in celebration of the Year of Creation Stories at Emory. Light refreshments will be provided. RSVP by phone 404-727-2623 or email email@example.com.


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1.Tentative Agenda "ISU USA"
It's official - and we owe a big debt of thanks to Gary Barnhard of the National Space Society - we are going to have our first ISU-USA Workshop this month. The NSS is kind enough to host it at their annual event: the International Space Development Conference (ISDC).
What does this mean?
Howdy y'all,
Below is a letter (draft) that I will be sending to the Director of the National Space Society on Monday. It is only a draft.
But I wanted to let you know what I was planning, and if he gives us space at the conference, great.
If not then I will figure something out. One way or another, we WILL have a workshop dealing with the issues, and opportunities, of our Alumni network.
I've requested 2 dates, of four hours each. This is enough to achieve something significant. I know what the agenda will be. I will post that in the next couple days, once I know when and where we will hold the workshop. If you have items for the agenda, let me know right away.
Better late, than never!
Hi, I'd like to do a couple things with this blog post/newsletter:
1) Apologize
2) Congratulate Dr. Simpson
3) Figure out next steps
4) Make a promise
Please send your vote for the following positions to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Vice president
Director of IT/communications
Director for development
Nomination statement from Michael Laine:
As President, I would try to achieve three goals: 1) Call and interview everyone in the alumni network, 2) continue and expand on the website, blogs and social media efforts to connect our community and 3) create (with the active participation of the network) a 5 and 20 year plan for the association, and in conjunction with that, possibly convene a workshop to develop this.
Hi all. Nominations for the 2011-2012 ISU*USA Board of Directors are now open. All details about ISU*USA, including elections, is detailed in our bylaws.
In brief, here is what you should know...
This spring, the ISU*USA Alumni Association invited its members to participate in an online survey to gauge their interest in the various current and potential outreach tools and activities that the Association uses to help maintain the alumni community.
30 alumni participated, and the detailed results for each question are presented below. Some highlights:
On June 15th 2010, ISU and its International Institute of Space Commerce held a scholarship fund dinner in Washington, DC for the purpose of awarding an honorary Doctor of Space Achievement degree to Dr. Greg Olsen, who as the third private spaceflight participant, visited the International Space Station in October, 2005. The proceeds for the evening went to benefit ISU's annual scholarship campaign.
Senior current and former NASA & FAA Commercial Space Transportation officials, VIPs of the commercial and personal space industry, and several ISU alumni were on hand for this special event to honor Dr. Olsen, who in his career has been a scientist, entrepreneur, and angel investor.
Hi all. Here on isu-usa.org we like to collect stories and news from you, our favorite alumni. Some of you have your own websites where you post your own stories and opinions and thoughts, etc., more frequently.
If you have a blog, let us know -- leave a comment below. We'd like to link to it. We want you to get to meet each other, share thoughts and experiences.
Also, if you haven't tried it, check out the list of alumni (login required). You can sort the list by alumni that have posted their Facebook and Twitter accounts and get to know them like that.
The Space Frontier Foundation's NewSpace 2010 conference is coming up at the end of the month and there are some exciting ways they are working ISU in... first, on Friday, July 23rd from 6-8 PM, they will be hosting a SEDS-ISU-SU dinner, which will be open to all ISU alumni for $25. At the dinner, four current Space Industry leaders will engage in an inspirational and motivational discussion giving their perspectives on How You Can Be a Leader in Tomorrow's Space Industry. The speakers are Bob Richards, Will Pomerantz, Gary Barnhard, and Tim Bailey. You can register for the dinner here http://newspace2010.spacefrontier.org/registration.php until July 14th.


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If you're in the Triangle area of NC, please come see the Orange Community Players production of Seussical!
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The Gallery Players' production of Les Misérables opens Friday evening in Burlington, NC. It's going to be wonderful! Here's the performance information:
Paramount Theater of BurlingtonFeb.21-23 and Feb.27-Mar 2Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings at 8PMSaturday and Sunday matinees at 2PM336-222-8497 to reserve tickets (Call between 12 and 3pm or leave a voice-mail with information)
Here's the event Facebook page, with information and a great photo of the cast, and here's the Gallery Players Facebook page with some more photos.
February 19, 2014 at 04:46 PM in Arts, Musicals | Permalink
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Renoir's Dance at Bougival is one of my favorite paintings. A few years ago, the Alamance Arts Council had an exhibit of sculptures of various paintings (article about the exhibit here). Unfortunately, we didn't have a chance to see it.
We did notice that one of the sculptures, based on Dance at Bougival, stayed in front of the Arts Council even after the exhibit closed (two years ago). A few weeks ago, when we went to the Lego exhibit there, we finally had a chance to see the sculpture, Turn of the Century by J. Seward Johnson, in person (rather than from the van window):
Here's a view from right next to the sculpture:
November 15, 2013 at 11:36 PM in Arts | Permalink
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It was a beautiful, though chilly, day today. Very unusually, I didn't have any errands I needed to run on the way home from Zumba so I stopped by the Botanical Garden for a very peaceful walk. There were almost no other visitors there.
L"Homme Vert by Forrest C. Greenslade
The Garden is having their annual Sculpture in the Garden exhibit.
Blue lobelia
Dolphin's Leap by Douglas Tilden
Fragrant gladiolus
How October Mountain Got Its Name or Cock-A-Doodle-Do by Lynn Wartski
This is one of my two favorites.
Sunflower Gate III by Jim Gallucci
This is my other favorite.
Leaves on a beautiful tree in the parking lot
November 04, 2013 at 11:13 PM in Arts, Gardening | Permalink
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This exhibit has been at the Arts Council in Graham (1/2 hour away from us) since right after the summer musical ended. I kept putting off going to it because we had so much else going on. After not going last week because of my allergic reaction, I was about to give up on getting to it since it closes tomorrow. However, I looked up more on the artist, and found this video:
After watching it, both younger son and I decided we wanted to go see the exhibit. We also watched a fun Stephen Colbert interview (not embedded because it autoplays).
I'd heard that the exhibit has been very crowded so we wanted to get there when it opened. We did get there that early - along with 160 elementary school students. The exhibit is in three rooms of the old house that the Arts Council is in and in one room of the Children's Museum next door.
Tomorrow is the last day so if you don't get a chance to go, here is some of what you missed:
He does portraits of his wife in Legos.
One of my favorites - The Kiss
Mount Rushmore: I was the most surprised by this because it seemed the least unusual and creative work there. It turned out that it was voted on in a "What Should Nathan Make" adventure.
Another one of my favorites. I wish it didn't have the reflections, but it was getting pretty crowded at this point, and it was difficult to get photos without someone in front...
...or someone behind. I (clumsily) Photoshopped a small Snow White and her mother out of the back of this photo. I love the reflection in this one!
I'm currently reading Summerland (very good!) so this went along well.
Another favorite
October 30, 2013 at 11:12 PM in Arts | Permalink
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I'm so glad a friend had a Facebook post about the choreography performance on the Emmys since I hadn't seen it.
They got the nominated choreographers to get together and choreograph a dance for the show, and it had to include the host, Neil Patrick Harris. Apparently, for the first time, they were going to announce the award for best choreography on the evening show.
The only TV show I even try to keep up with is So You Think You Can Dance (surprise!), and I didn't even get through the whole season this year because it takes place at the same time as the summer musical. More than half of the nominated choreographers were from SYTYCD so I actually knew something about this category!
Other than SYTYCD, I'm pretty clueless about what's on TV (except for Sherlock and that doesn't happen all that often). Oh, I have heard of a number of the shows - Breaking Bad, Black is the New Orange, Mad Men, etc. I'd heard of Game of Thrones, but I didn't know it was a TV show.
I have watched one episode of Downton Abbey. I loved it, but nobody else was watching it with me so I didn't have anyone to discuss it with. Maybe someday. In general, we end up watching more movies than anything else, and there are so many of them to watch (or rewatch with our kids - this week, we rewatched Harvey, and X Men, both of which younger son was seeing for the first time).
Back to the choreography performance: I loved seeing all the different styles (the dance itself starts at 2:00):
I always enjoy Neil Patrick Harris so, after watching this, I wondered why I hadn't at least taped* the Emmy Awards to watch later. When I watched the opening skit, which was fun, I realized why I hadn't. I looked at the actors & actresses in the audience and realized that, unless they're from movies or Broadway, I don't know who they are. This is unlike the Tony Awards, where I know who lots of the performers are, even though I haven't seen a live Broadway performance since older son was born!
I also found it interesting that they started the dance with a Broadway song!
* Yes, very old fashioned. However, as little as I watch, why get the current technology (which will be outdated in five years anyway)?!
September 23, 2013 at 10:55 PM in Arts | Permalink
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The grapes are made out of basketballs, and the leaves are made from basketball nets. This sculpture by Mel Chin is at the Asheville Art Museum:
September 22, 2013 at 11:30 PM in Arts, Asheville, NC | Permalink
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It's such a sweet video:
The song was used with permission, and it was re-released when the video went viral.
September 16, 2013 at 11:06 PM in Arts | Permalink
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Please come see the show!
July 24, 2013 at 03:05 PM in Arts | Permalink
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Yes. For you Princess Bride fans,* that is the actual name of Poe's poem.
We were discussing the Seven Deadly Sins this evening, and we ended up at the Wikipedia article when Dear Husband couldn't remember all of the Latin names. We wandered a bit further through the Wikipedia while looking up similar concepts in other faiths: Arishadvarga in Hindu theology, and Kleshas in Buddhism. Eventually, after donating to the Wikipedia because we use it so often, we ended up at the main Wikipedia page which featured an article on being hanged, drawn, and quartered (I wouldn't recommend reading it). Dear husband asked who painted the illustration with the article (I don't recommend looking at it either).
The illustration was from a manuscript of Froissart, a medieval, French, chronicle writer. We couldn't easily find the artist who painted the illustration, but the Froissart article mentioned that one of his manuscripts was illustrated by Brugeois artists of the day - from the Flemish city of Bruges. I will show the Wikimedia photo for Bruges (below), which makes me really want to go back to Europe some day.
Getting back to the Seven Deadly Sins, while I was looking for the Latin names, we ended up at the post about sloth, at The Starry Cave. The post goes into depth on sloth (socordia):
July 06, 2013 at 11:48 PM in Arts, Faith, Film | Permalink
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Walter Moers: 13 1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear
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I find it quite compelling that all of the letters to the editor in Friday, April 19th edition were all negative and angry at US Senators for voting against this latest gun measure.
All I can think is that those who happy about the outcome felt they had fought enough and decided to sit back and enjoy their victory. Remember though, that not one proposal in these measures would have prevented Newtown. The background check would have made it a criminal act to sell your firearm to another person. I praise our senators for not allowing a knee jerk reaction bill to take about yet another freedom in this country.
Leah Svensson, Milford
Posted in: government, Greater Cincinnati, National, Northern Kentucky, Ohio, Public Safety
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South Bend, Ind. A second round of bids got the green light Tuesday for a project to bring two-way traffic to some one-way streets in Downtown South Bend.
The initial bids revealed last month came in way over budget.
Engineer estimates put the price tag around $700,000. Two of the three bidders on the total project came in just above and just below that estimate. The third contractor bid on just one portion of the project.
South Bend's Board of Public works is holding off until to award the contract until next week. In the meantime, planners will meet with the design engineers and community investment to determine the best fit.
Corbitt Kerr, South Bend's City Engineer, explained that the bids were structured differently this time around.
"We decided to divide the bid up into two components," Kerr said. "One for the two-way streets aspect -- the signalization and the striping -- and the other part more for the decorative features -- the tree grates and things of that nature."
By dividing it this way, the Dept. of Public Works has the option of picking two separate contractors to fulfill different aspects of the job.
As for the original Mid-October deadline, Kerr said the bid roadblocks will not postpone the project.
"We adjusted some of the tasks that we were looking at so we can definitely make our deadlines this fall," he said. "There shouldn't be any trouble."


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East Lake George, New York
|East Lake George
View of Warner Bay of Lake George as seen across Pilot Knob Road
|Coordinates: 43°28′45″N 73°37′43″W / 43.47917°N 73.62861°WCoordinates: 43°28′45″N 73°37′43″W / 43.47917°N 73.62861°W
|United States
|New York
|Incorporation proposed
|2005, 2007, 2009
|Incorporation rejected
|• Total
|4.5 sq mi (12 km2)
|• Land
|4.5 sq mi (12 km2)
|• Water
|0.0 sq mi (0 km2)
|Population [2]
|• Estimate (2009)
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|Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
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|12804, 12820, 12844, 12845
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East Lake George is a hamlet within the towns of Queensbury (in Warren County) and Fort Ann (in Washington County) in the U.S. state of New York.[3] East Lake George attempted to incorporate as a village, a measure rejected by voters in 2010.[1]
In September 2005, a petition was submitted to the towns of Queensbury and Fort Ann, citing taxes, unfair assessments, and callous indifference from officials of both towns as reasons for village incorporation. The map of the proposed village was deemed invalid, halting the incorporation process.[4] In 2007, a second petition was submitted but ruled legally insufficient because certain petition signatures were not dated.[5] In March 2009, a third petition was submitted[4] and subsequently rejected because there weren't enough signatures from Fort Ann residents.[5] Additionally, the town supervisors stated that a number of signatures appeared more than once or were improperly witnessed.[5] It was noted that the petition did meet all of the requirements of the New York State Village Law, however, with respect to Queensbury's section of the proposed village.[6] According to the Village Incorporation Committee spokesperson, a lawsuit was filed against the towns for the supervisors' refusal to approve the petition based on their interpretation of what constitutes a 'resident'.[7]
In a Supreme Court hearing, Supervisor Gayle Hall of Fort Ann maintained that she rejected the petition because it required but failed to contain the signatures of 20% of the Town of Fort Ann's qualified voters who live within the proposed territory. The court did not subscribe to Hall's interpretation of the law, instead supporting the petitioners' assertion that the petition need only contain 20% of the signatures from the registered voters within the territory as a whole. Even so, the court noted that the petition did in fact meet the requirements of the law based on Hall's incorrect interpretation. Hall also rejected the signatures of nine residents, saying they were not residents of the town. The petitioners alleged that the persons in question were residents at the time of signing, and cited case law from the Third Department of The Appellate Division. The court supported the petitioners in this argument as well.[2]
Calling the supervisors' rejection of the petition "arbitrary and capricious", the state Supreme Court justice ruled that the supervisors' determination be reversed, and that an election be held as to the question of incorporation.[2] For incorporation to succeed, proposed village residents from both Queensbury and Fort Ann would need to approve the proposal.[1]
The election was held on August 26, 2010, with the town supervisors serving as election inspectors. Voters rejected the proposed incorporation 370 to 189.[1]
|Voting results[1]
|Queensbury portion
|Fort Ann portion
The hamlet is entirely located within the Adirondack Park.[8] It is situated along the southeastern shores of Lake George. The territory of the proposed East Lake George village would have included all land north of New York State Route 9L between its westernmost point at the Queensbury-Lake George town line at Plum Point and east to Warner Bay. Some land south of Route 9L — such as in the vicinity of Joshua Rock, Dunhams Bay, and between Harris and Warner Bays — would also have been part of the village. The area along Pilot Knob Road from Route 9L northward until Point Comfort were also to have been included.[3][9][10] East Lake George village would have encompassed approximately 4.5 square miles (12 km2) of land.[1]
Firm demographics specific to this community are not available,[11] as its incorporation was not proposed until after the 2000 census. The hamlet does not lie within a census-designated place.[12]
Court documents indicate the number of alleged residents to be 801 in 2009,[2] with the number of non-seasonal residents estimated to be 700 in 2005.[13]
- ^ a b c d e f Roman, Dayelin (August 26, 2010). "East Lake George proposal is defeated". The Post-Star. Retrieved August 27, 2010.
- ^ a b c d "DECISION, JUDGEMENT, AND ORDER; RJI No.:56-1-2009-0258; Index No.:52365" (PDF). Village Incorporation Committee. July 23, 2010. Retrieved July 26, 2010.
- ^ a b Davenport, Jon (August 24, 2010). "Proposed village of East Lake George map". The Post-Star. Retrieved August 29, 2010.
- ^ a b Woodworth, Gordon (March 12–18, 2009). "East LG group hands in 3rd petition, seeks vote to form village". Vol 29, No.1,275 (Chronicle, The). p. 31.
- ^ a b c Martin, Alyson (April 29, 2009). "Supervisors reject petition to create East Lake George". The Post-Star. Retrieved August 29, 2010.
- ^ Woodworth, Gordon (April 30, 2009). "Bid to form new village on east side of LG denied for the 3rd time". Vol 29, No.1,282 (Chronicle, The). p. 7.
- ^ Woodworth, Gordon (May 28, 2009). "East LG claim: Qby., FA 'invented' objections". Vol 29, No.1,286 (Chronicle, The). p. 5.
- ^ Town of Queensbury. (Map of Queensbury) (Map). Cartography by Community Development Department. http://www.queensbury.net/GIS/town_map.pdf. Retrieved March 16, 2009.
- ^ New York State Geographic Information Systems (1992). NYS Department of Transportation Raster Quadrangle M49 (Map). 1:24,000. Cartography by NYSDOT. http://gis.ny.gov/gisdata/quads/drg24/dotpreview/index.cfm?code=m49. Retrieved August 29, 2010.
- ^ New York State Geographic Information Systems (1992). NYS Department of Transportation Raster Quadrangle L49 (Map). 1:24,000. Cartography by NYSDOT. http://gis.ny.gov/gisdata/quads/drg24/dotpreview/index.cfm?code=l49. Retrieved August 29, 2010.
- ^ "Fact Sheet - American FactFinder". Retrieved March 16, 2009.
- ^ "American Factfinder / Census.gov (Queensbury - Area CDPs)". Retrieved March 21, 2009.
- ^ "Handbook". Village Incorporation Committee. Retrieved March 21, 2009.
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Austin (5'9″) is currently ranked as a 3-star player by ESPN, and his high school team currently stands at 5-1 on the season. Other schools have also taken notice of Austin, as he's received offers from Boise State, San Jose State, and Utah State, as well as gaining interest from Vanderbilt, as Josh Gershon reported.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - Richie Incognito and at least one other Miami Dolphins player are accused of mocking the ethnic background of a team staff member and making crude jokes about the person's wife, according to a report.
The National Football Post, citing two sources in its report Tuesday, said the incidents occurred "in view of other team staff members and (were) allowed to go on without being curtailed by team management or front-office staff."
Incognito was suspended indefinitely by the Dolphins on Nov. 3 after Jonathan Martin abruptly left the team, saying he was bullied by his fellow offensive lineman.
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Because it's not just black and without character. The black is, in fact deep blue. And over there: lighter blue and blowing through the blues and blackness the winds swirling through the air and then shining, burning, bursting through: the stars! And you see how they roar their light. Everywhere we look, the complex magic of nature blazes before our eyes.
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something not to be overlooked here is that the OP did say that he was having mana issues. Those of you that are asking why he was using CH, remember CH is the most mana eff heal we have even if it never jumps.
Looking at your armory as you asked us to do: I think you are a little light on overall mana pool. Look to maybe get ure belt a gem socket (fairly inexpensive to have made) and also int to bracers is the more commonly used enchant there. Your spec looks good there are a few points moved around but those points everyone moves around a bit. I think a bit more mana and as others have said learn when to spam and when to just look to top off. When the raise claws message comes up spam heal and make sure earth shield and rip tide was refreshed before and you should drop him easily.
Chainheal costs almost double that of LHW, but does about the same amount of healing. It just scales better with spellpower, but you'll only really notice a large difference at extreme levels. Best to stick with Healing Wave every few seconds, in my opinion.
i may have been a little crazy with the no jump....its with one jump it is the most mana effecient (even over LHW) and thats without the relic (or the LHW glyph) being taken into account. Elitist even has it. then take into account what u can get out of it with riptide's 25% addition or spec bonus.
Edit: remember you can glyph and relic either spell to be better then they are at base but lets look at the base numbers.
2nd Edit: those numbers were correct they are showing what i originally had stated: Single target healing unglyphed and not using a relic CH is more efficient. If you would like the data again the math is on EJ.com. I also untrained and took off my relic and tried and came out ABOUT the same but still was obvious CH is more efficient.
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Subpar, provide the numbers or a link to EJ, because I don't believe one bit that CH provides more HPM on a single target. HW is and have always been the most mana efficient if you don't overheal, not to mention that HW and LHW can proc an orb on a crit giving back a good chunk of mana as well.
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and again your quote is including spec into this. Proc-ing the watershield is something you spec for. There are also a bunch of benefits for chain heal and HW and LHW that you can spec for, but at base CH is the most efficient. Also i wasnt really throwing a barb at your theory to use healing wave on that fight. More on the LHW people. If I had healing way up I would more than likely hit a HW up myself on that fight. LHW is very very very siuational for me and I cannot stress very enough. I can count on both hands how many times I've actually used it in raid or heroics other then to top someone off after a fight was over. I have at least been part of every configuration of raid available in game on my shammy. Again I'm not saying you cant spec, glyph, and relic to make HW or LHW more viable but in base CH is gonna be the winner most of the time. Also in raids very rarely are we going to be put in as MT or single target tank (even OT) heal assignments unless other classes that are geared are not available. Like it or not although they have made other spells in our spellbook more viable i feel my main job in a raid is "keep earth shield up on tank, keep water shield up on myself, keep earthliving on my weapon, and keep hitting chain heal to those that need it" 85% of the time.
Edit: once you go to the link click the "Major Abilities" section it will send you down to the list of spells. Enjoy, its a very good guide that when being built asks for a ton of sources and math and proof before posting. The first line under Chain Heal is word for word "Chain Heal is the shaman's most efficient heal, even when it doesn't hit all three targets."
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If you look at the charts and get you calculater from the drawer you find that HW got an efficiency of 7.24 HPM and CH "only" reach 6.35 HPM. That is not not factoring in Improved Water Shield which any shaman healing outside 25man should pick up. If you look at how much healing is pumped trough HW wins hands down as well. There is no reason to use CH for anything else than healing multiple targets standing close together.
ok well looking at that if you keep riptide up and hit a chain heal that will make it 25% more effective. making the number 7.94 HPM. Again Im not saying in drek i wouldnt use the occasional HW. Also OP has about 15k mana if i remember right depending on his dps how long is he gonna keep up dropping 1k mana HW's or his rogue thats tanking the adds...If you would like to talk more about this PM me. I love talking shammy healing. I just don't want to get too far off track on the thread or make a thread dedicated to Eff. on shammy heals.
I'm soaking up all this information, so don't worry about taking it off track. Lol.
Also >_> I'm not a he. Just saying.
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In that case I'll keep OTing ^^
the 25% bonus from RT is not a flat 25% more healing, so your figure is most likely off, but CH will hit as if you had 25% more SP. Can't remember the actual formula so can't give you the number. This is however not really relevant as you can only RT once every 6sec and RT is very mana ineffecient unless the HoT is allowed to tick the full 15sec.
The only real viable options for a shaman to single target heal is lots of crit + LHW + ES + glyph and Improved Water Shield or if your tank have enough health for a HW not to overheal by much, if any, then use HW.
I will respectfully disagree ith you assesment which is a good thing i think. Seeing as how in BC and before everyone will admit Shaman healing was spam CH and forget everything else its nice that they have made these other spells viable.
I leveled 1-80 resto to get healing down and be completely comfortable with resto once i hit 70 (and then 80). As I've said you can spec, glyph, and relic to make any one of the 3 spells more viable than the other. I chose CH as its the average duty of a shammy to group heal. It only makes sense that we do group heal considering what Pally's/druids/priests can do as a MT healer when compared to us. With that being said with my spec (feel free to look as i have my shammy attached to this account), its close to a cookie cutter but not quite the same, I have had no problems even after first hitting 80 shortly after launch healing any heroic in subpar gear (no pun intended) and gearing up and raid healing quite effectively (generally near the top if not in HPS, overall healing, and near bottom of the healers in Overs). Thats not to pat my own back but to say chain heal is very good if used as your primary heal and if it helps save a dps in a heroic, great!
As said I have used HW ALOT more than i did BC but not even a percent as much as CH, thats even in 5 mans. I don't think your wrong I dont think I'm wrong (at least i hope not ) just 2 diffrent ideas on how to do the same thing.
As Ive said though with maybe a small amount below average mana pool and about average mp5 on the OP SHE, in my honost opinion, is going to have a hard time spamming her HW and LHW on both the tank and the rogue (not sure thats the best strat here n e ways unless ure tank is a bit undergeared) and keeping them both up without tapping out her mana pool. Chain heal will hit them both (and if glyphed and relicced) and the other 2 dps if they end up taking a swipe or 2 from adds, along with only being ONE cast for the both of them. If your tank can take all adds ES and CH with the same glyph and relic setup should be plenty as it was for me while gearing up. If he takes them all you SHOULD get healing way up and HW him when drek "raises his claws menacingly", if your tank isnt raid geared up a bit and you dont think he can eat most of it with 7k-ish heals as im assuming ure Ch hits for. Either way as said can be done just depends on how you want to do it.
I don't dispute the fact that CH is better if there is a chance that it'll hit a 2nd/3rd target. It however just will not cut it for any serious tank healing - at least I'm not able to keep up the MT with it on say Sapp. It's too slow to use reactively and too expensive to spam.
If OP doesn't outgear what she's healing she must talent and glyph for it and as long as the tank is the only one taking damage LHW, if used properly, will be far better both effective HPM and HPS than any other spell we have available.
To OP, you can read much more about it here [Resto] LHW Spamming for Fun and Profit - Elitist Jerks
Chain Heal is why Shamans make great raid healers. Leave keeping the tank alive to a Discipline Priest or Holy Paladin, just spam those chains to the DPS or Offtank.
Though the great thing about raids is that people do bunch together more - namely the MT and the melee DPS. Actually getting the gear for a raid, however, is another story.
Durandro, it's just not always we have that luxery, and sometimes the other healers just don't have the skill or gear to handle it (well mostly skill I guess, don't know other healers much apart from they're much better at single target than I am) and I get assigned to do it.
Linking a LHW thread from elitist jerks after talking about HW doesnt change the fact that LHW is faster but is only gonna heal tanks at lower gear levels through trash. There are overly easy Relic's available to make chain heal even cost less if thats your issue and even single tank target heal the MT way more effectively. In raid its nothing to even comment on because if your raid doesnt have a MT healer better then resto shammy its probably going to get ugly anyways. As I've said i dont disagree if you have the mana pool to do it HW on single target is going to hit much much harder (that the whole point of it), however even EJ has shown that LHW is much less mana effecient and not a viable option IMO to even waste your time. From the thread that you linked:
Chain Heal
Chain Heal is still a good spell. If you can hit 3+ targets with CH, then CH is generally the most useful spell to cast. Building up a healing set with 'normal' healing stats (i.e. Haste/mp5) is recommended since some raid fights are simply better handled with CH spam.
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The new talents introduced for Wrath of the Lich King and implemented in the 3.0.2 patch are designed to round out shaman healing from straight Chain Heal (CH) spam to a more rounded mix of single target heals and CH spam, though blue comments suggest that they consider AoE healing our niche (just as tank healing is the pally's niche).
Also a few posts down you can see the mana cost is lower per cast but since "spamming LHW" as the post suggests is a faster cast to get less per cast look at the Mp5 usage on the chart so mana effiency still does come into play here. You can also see he isnt even taking into account spec for healing way or tidal waves. Also OP in that forum is talking about taking into account ES procs on MT as hes spamming LHW but not when spamming chain heal to get his numbers? Seems a bit crazy. I can cast ES on the MT and still heal the raid so those numbers can be included in CH or any heal.
I have to agree with Durandro, we are not MT healers as a primary function. Ive 2 manned one nighted naxx 10 and Main tank healed and its possible yes but isnt smart or effecient? No. We were talking about HW which i believe is viable as raid geared. I however consider raid geared resto shammies to be those geared towards CH anyone that raid gears otherwise could have rolled a pally. I do keep my HW totem in my bag just in case but I dont even have the LHW totem as I dont glyph for it because we are still CH spammers in our best roll. Even said and shown in the LHW thread (if you keep reading that thread they argue for or against some of the OP's original points some he makes valid points others he seems like he wants to pad the numbers). I will say after reading the post I will probably give it a try on say patchwerk or Inst Resuv but all in all I'm geared and built for Ch and gonna stick that way. There are very few straight tank and spank fights out there where we are not going to be doing our raid a great injustice by not doing what our gear is even built to do. The EJ post you linked also shows we should be wearing ele gear for this LHW build also, this is a sign. I also hope with that being said that noone doing this regularly runs with an elemental shaman as it would be a hard pill to swallow that he is getting rolled against by a resto because he wants to do what even the charts on that forum show we cannot do as effeciently as other classes.
Edit: as proof to my theory that you can make anything sound good but that dont mean you should do it [Restoration] Dual Wield Chain Heal and You - Elitist Jerks . As the Theorycrafting think tank I have linked earlier already states Duel welding resto is NOT a good option because of what you have to give up. Look at this guys math and it makes it look atractive because you CAN do it. That just doesnt mean you SHOULD do it. Also any raid lead consistantly assigning a shammy to MT heal needs to look up numbers and classes a bit me thinks.
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I'd say the best role for Resto Shamans is melee healing. The armour bonus proc from Ancestoral Healing is actually useful to melee, and if you focus the Chain Heal on the tank you can help out with healing him/her as well to a limited degree.
But as the main tank healer? I don't think I'd have enough MP5 to keep that up for more then a minute. Give me a mana regeneration talent like Paladins or Priests and maybe, but as it is we have to make do with MP5 and careful use of the 5 second rule.


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1up.com is reporting that the newly allied studios Bioware and Pandemic will become publicly traded businesses. From the article: "One analyst isn't confident the companies will have any success. How can you possibly fail with U2's Bono at your side? Albeit seemingly unthinkable, Wall Street analyst Michael Pachter isn't optimistic. 'They don't have any chance of success,' he said. 'There's not an appetite to segment the different links in the value chain.' Everyone involved, though, is slightly more cheery about the plan, believing it's an important step for developers to receive proper compensation. 'The talent is not getting anywhere what they should,' says Pandemic president Josh Resnick. 'We're the film industry in the 1920's.'"


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I am trying to create an exception to a software restriction policy under 'additional rules'. For an .exe file to run from a flash drive for some portable software for one student in particular.
I have put the file name in and set as unrestricted, but it just will not run. Could this be something to do with it being on a flash drive?
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If you have tried everything, drugs, alcohol, staying sober for months, psychiatric help, psychological help, good job, love, medication, spirituality, research, and none of it has worked. You have to go, this society doesn't accept mentally ill people, I cant keep suffering this way, I wont live on disability, or be a burden on my family, what makes it so utterly painful is that I am aware that I am mentally off, and I cant fix it. So I have to go. Its as simple as that. Perhaps well se each other in the next lifetime, I have hope, I believe in reincarnation.
If the pain of living is greater than the benefits life provides, then suicide has to be a viable option. When the choices you make are so messed up and ruin others lives, you have to think that this world would be better without you. My biggest fear is that given I cannot succeed in anything I do, if I tried to commit suicide, I would fail, and in my work I see the consequences of failed suicides....It ain't pretty. This world is a total mess, and I want out, but I have children. The closer my youngest gets to adulthood, the more I think about suicide. I no longer have a purpose, my job sucks, and my health is not the best anyway. I'm not seeing alternatives.
If something terrible happened to you but it wasn't your fault (natural disaster or death of a loved one) then I believe you should NOT do it. However, if you are like me and constantly destroying your own life in the most painful ways you can think of. If your entire life is just mistakes and self-destruction, then suicide is not a bad option. I ruin my own life everyday I live. I most likely will kill myself one day. But you should think about people who love you. If you are going to kill yourself, do it so that your body won't be discovered by a loved one. I am only here because I don't want to hurt my family and friends right now. In about 5-10 years or so when I live away from everyone I love...Then I'll do it. I think that's the best way to do it.
Its been said that suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. I believe that this is often the case, but not always. Sometimes it's a permanent solution to a permanent problem. I hate to hear about suicide of young people. Lost love, abuse, drugs, etc. 20 years down the road these things may be chapters in an otherwise happy life. On the other hand, those with problems that they have tried to work through for 15, 20, or more years and there is no chance for recovery, then perhaps, on a case by case basis, suicide is an option.
Depression and other sorts of mental illness do have the ability to make a person suffer to a day to day basis, even to the point where they feel little to no enjoyment at all anymore. It's harder for these types of people to make it than the average joe. When their mental health starts to collapse no one comes runnin with the safety net, they come runnin with threats, shut off notices, and repo's. Sad but true. Our current society doesnt just create the mentally ill like dirt, it creates the mentally ill in general. And if that isnt enough they usually make the illness fester with religion, politics and psycho-active drugs. How can a dysfunctional world dictate how a person should end their life? In any rational world or society, the very first suicide would have been a major concern. You ever notice when people kill themselves their loved ones say "I should of done something" but yet when that person was alive all they ever did was treat them like a burden. Yeah. This "life is a precious gift" BS is for the birds. I'll be a suicide some day and I by no means think it's selfish of me, I just know my limits. As for my loved ones, they know my condition and I made the risk clear to my wife when we got together. All hurt after that I sincerely apologize for and thats the sad thing. How much some of us have to endure in this world. Were all mortal and this world will be the death of each of us in one way or another. Its not how you die, its how you lived.
There are many illness just not worth living for. I have a psychological disorder and there's no point in living honestly. I am one of those "psychos" and honestly you have to have it REAL bad to have suicide the answer. So I don't think it is fair for people to think suicide is selfish. It IS selfish, though, to not let someone finally have peace. Suicide is the person's choice, and you have no right to not let them kill themselves.
Im 56 years old an only child. I still feel like a child inside always scared and anxiety ridden. In reality im 6ft 5 inches tall and way 285 pounds most people wont make eye contact with me.Just so tired of trying to find trustworthy people. My wife tries to keep any crises from me for fear i might take my own life. Dont know what to do!!!!
Many people commit suicide leaving their family in turmoil. Well, yes, their family might be the reason they're leaving, but if it only makes matters worse, it just turns into a selfish act. I think suicidal people (including myself as one) should be able to end the pain, and suffering on their own standards. Once we go looking for help like we get suggested, the gov. puts us in psych hospitals and on involuntary medications, and whats the point? Wasting the states money, your life is still continuing outside, and now everyone gets the persona that youre weak, and selfish. I think my main idea would be, dont leave your job suddenly and on edge, pay your rent (if possible) dont bother your landlord with your issues, dont leave school, or leave people wondering (yet dont say much for fear of getting involuntarily hospitalized), close out your accounts, take care of regrets and grudges with people (dont let "i hate you" be the last words you ever say to someone), pack up your stuff, leave some money for the funeral maybe, and make sure, if possible, that your family is not relying on you for anything, or even wait until your elders pass, dont hurt them as much as youre hurting now. Dont be selfish or "look what you made me do". Thats not the higher path. Leaving money and packing up your stuff and making sure your close relationships know you love them is the right thing to do. Feel better. Its YOUR life.
Telling somebody that it's not their life to take has got to be the most sickening thing I've heard. It's literally their life, to take; or not to take. I find the true selfish people are the ones whom dictate when you should die, or say it's a "cowards way out". Death is something you can never escape, and maybe it's just time for those who successfully commit suicide to go, you wouldn't get angry at someone who had died in a car crash, or had a terminal illness, etc.
Don't let ignorant people tell you what you can and can't do with your life. However, whatever you do- you have to face the consequences and also not hurt anyone else when you're doing it. I hate when people think it is selfish to suicide.. Um.. It's selfish for you to not let a person finally find peace. You DON'T know what's going on with their life and you NEVER will. There are many illnesses and disease in the world and many terrible problems that is just not worth it. As I said, killing yourself should not be your first option but if you think you are at your wits end then go ahead. I am not someone who can tell you what to do and what you can not do.
Suicide is illegal. Something might down, but you musn't let this issue take you down with it. You should stand up and fight, and never give up. Even if you have suicidal thoughts, you have to think positive and always remember that suicide will help you end your issue, but it will end everything else as well
I've tried to commit suicide 5 times now. And well i'm still here for a reason. I know times are hard but things will get better if you just let people in and let them help you. If suicide is the answer, what is the question? Just tell me that.
Suicide is just another way to deny God in unbelief. Not that it is going to help much but IT WILL quickly bring you into God's presence so you can discover the veracity of this truth.
"...It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment..." Hebrews 9:12
Suicide, don't do it. Look to Christ and live.
As someone who has had experience with depression, cutting, and attempts at suicide, it is a bad decision. If you kill yourself at an early age you will never know what your life has to offer. If you do
successfully kill yourself, you will hurt more people then you realize. I disagree with people who say
"you are a coward for committing suicide". They are not cowards, they just can't fight it anymore.
To those who have attempted, thought about, or successfully killed yourself or know someone who has, you have my deepest sympathy.
Life is a gift. You can't enjoy or achieve anything without it. Tough things can happen, but they are temporary. You can always turn your life around. It almost always requires some effort, but the effort that you apply to turn your life around is no-lose effort. Don't toss life aside!
Even if you are suffering you are having a unique experience. Purely unique and purely yours. You can mope and cry about it or you can appreciate the beauty of it. You can appreciate the challenge if it's something you can change. And if you can't then you can make peace with it and appreciate the positives.
Suicide is never the answer. Your life is not yours to take. By taking your own life you would be cheating death and escaping your pain and suffering that is natural to human beings and other species as well. If your really feeling so depressed and hopeless as to end your life, why not just go to Tibet and decide to live in the wilderness without any laws.
Inevitably this website will attract those considering suicide and so the results will strongly bias the yes vote. Whilst I am battling with psychological pain of continuing to live, I take some benefit from the words of Emperor Hirohito when Japan accepted defeat in Ww2 "you need to bear the unbearable and live the unliveable" the japanese found a way. Hopefully you can too even though it seems like you maybe, like me, on a voyage of destruction, there are people that care and love and if you can learn to view things differently, suicide is not the answer
We all love you, suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems.We all love you, suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems.We all love you, suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems.We all love you, suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems.We all love you, suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems.
We all love you
Having faith means we understand that God has a plan and a purpose
for everything. When we cut short our own lives (or the lives of others) we declare God impotent ultimately denying His existence, declare ourselves God thereby commit idolatry. Idolatry is sin. Unrepentant sin results in eternal death.
This life's momentary struggles are nothing compared to living an eternity without God's grace, love and mercy for all who persevere and overcome.


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Yeah a lot of people (including me) write programs that call nmap directly.
Im not on the nmap dev team but I doubt this anyone will turn nmap into a
library, I havent checked but I just doubt it will happen. Its not that hard
to launch nmap with the apis provided on any unix/linux box, probably
wind0ze too. On MacOS X its trivial to run cli programs via the NSTask
class, if you don¹t have a mac then GNUstep might provide that class. Then
most frontends just dump stdout to a text box. If you need to know specific
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I don't know if this is the right mailing-list to post this question but
I try :) (sorry for my poor english)
I see many program around nmap and when I look into the code, all of
them are calling directly the binary.
So, is it planned to make an nmap library ? I saw a few years ago, a
post which made me hoping for such an API but I don't know if this idea
is just postponed or was cancelled...
I know it would be more constructive to help coding such a feature but,
I'm not a real "hacker", just an nmap addicted user. (nothing to compare
with Trinity :) )
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Oh, really? That's so funny that you should say that, because I have a big, fat, girly crush on him.
I blushed in response to her question, which was as close as I came to feeling embarrassment, and smiled shyly with my secret dancing behind my lips.
I was out with the girls getting pampered and spoiled with fresh manicures on one of our rare days off. It was tour rehearsals and I was having a lot of fun bonding with my fellow female dancers. It was only mere weeks before that I had actually won the televised dance competition I had been on and wrapped up one of the most memorable adventures I had ever been on. It was so strange that that chapter was now closed and I had to move on from what had become the focus of my entire life for what seemed like decades, but was really only one summer.
But I wasn't really finished with it all; because now, the top seven contestants from this past season, excluding one dancer whose injury that took them out of the competition was still in the process of mending, and five of the favorite all stars were going to be hitting the road together to perform for fans throughout the country. Currently, my life consisted of dance rehearsals, dance rehearsals, dance rehearsals, a few brief moments of leisure and fun, and then more dance rehearsals.
I was so excited for these tour rehearsals. These people had become more than just fellow competitors or even more than just friends. They really were family to me. And we were about to set off on an unforgettable journey together. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity and I couldn't even fully wrap my head around just how incredible this was going to be. And one of the most exciting parts of it all was that Kyle was included among the five all stars selected to join the seven contestants on tour. We were working with or near each other every day. And we were able to actually spend time with each other now outside of the work scene. Not that there was much of it; but, when there was down time, we all made the most of it.
Right now, we were having one of those small moments of relaxation and while the boys had decided to go off and do something boyish, we girls opted to spend the time getting to know each other a little better. Sounds funny since we'd practically seen each other on a daily basis an entire summer, but since contestants and all stars hadn't been encouraged to spend "outside of the workplace" time together, there was a lot of catching up to do. Being newly single after a somewhat predictable breakup with my high school boyfriend towards the end of the show, the girls were all giddy with trying to get me to spill the beans on any current feelings I might be having for anyone. The rest of the girls were currently in relationships, some still in the "testing out the waters" period and others in the "we've known each other for so long I can take one look at your face and know what you're thinking" stage. One of the girls, Carissa, who had just started seeing someone, was definitely in her honeymoon stages and had thoughts just bursting at the seams of romance and "happily ever afters". She had just proceeded to tell me that she thought that Kyle and I would be "absolutely adorable together". The other girls agreed and looked at me for a reaction with big fluttery lashes blinking over expectant, waiting eyes.
"Oh, really? Ha, ha," I spit out in a choked voice. I looked at my nails quickly to avert any more eye contact.
Wow. Really? That's all you've got to say?! What is wrong with you, sometimes? Can't you see what's happening!? Now's your chance, Rose! You can tell them how you feel about him! You know how girls are in these situations. They can work magic. And the other all stars are all pretty close to him. They can totally hook you up! It's now or never!
"I don't think he's in to me like that, and besides I just got out of my last relationship, so I'm not really looking for anything," I said with an overly tight smile on my face. I was disappointed that I hadn't told them the truth. I loved these girls and wanted to be able to confide in them, but I was too scared.
Well, what a surprise. You missed your chance. I mean sure, you don't want to tell the other girls how you feel because it will be the most humiliating thing ever when they go to tell him how just so he can tell you he doesn't have the same feelings for you; I get that. Plus, then it will be super awkward since you have to see each other and dance with each other for the next four months! I mean he'll probably laugh it off, but everything will change. You won't even be able to be friends anymore. Seriously, that would be the worst thing EVER. But still, that was probably your only chance. Have fun living with that.
"Ok, alright, but just for the sake of conversation, what do you like in a guy anyway? I mean, do you have a type?" Carissa inquired.
"No, no. I don't have a type," I responded. "Well, as far as looks go, I definitely don't have a specific type. I think people are missing out if they only stick to one particular look, ya know? I just like funny. I like to laugh. Ha, ha, I'm always laughing though I suppose. But when a guy enjoys making me laugh, I don't know, I guess I just like him for it. So, I guess if I had to say I had a type, it would be someone who isn't afraid to be themselves no matter what and enjoys making people laugh. Someone charming, witty, and funny."
There was a slight pause before anyone said anything. And then we all just bust in to laughter. I don't know if it's because we all secretly knew that Kyle, being a constant jokester fit that "type" to a T, or whether we were all just permanently delusional from constant rehearsals, but we couldn't help it. We were all smiles and fits of giggles for the next couple of minutes for apparently no reason whatsoever as somehow only girls can do.
As a new topic of conversation drifted in to the group, I let my mind wander while the girls continued to chat away.
You want to tell someone how you feel. You know you do. You haven't told anyone your true feelings yet. Getting rejected isn't the worst thing in the world. It feels like it at the time, of course, but you'll get over it and move on. So what you usually avoid situations like this at all costs, maybe it's time for a change! Maybe the results will surprise you! Ha, ha, ha! Who are you kidding? He does not like you like that. You're way too young for him. I bet he looks at you and thinks, "Aw, how cute, I bet she still uses training wheels." Seriously. You've got to either let this one go or tell someone how you feel fully accepting that the answer is not going to be pretty.
Little did I know then, that Kyle had actually confided in two of the other all stars, Carissa and Ben, that he did have feelings for me and had wanted Carissa to test out my feelings towards him. Ironic, right? Sometimes present me wants to go back in time and give past me a swift, kick in the face for being such a coward. But it was probably for the best that I hadn't told them that I had feelings for Kyle at that time, because then things might have turned out completely different. And I'm happy with the way things turned out. I'm more than happy. I'm in love. And I wouldn't want to have risked missed out on the most romantic, sweet, funny, and for lack of a better word, most awesome man that would ever come in to my life in such a special way.
Ok, so you're still not going to say anything then…Well fine, Rose. If you're alright with the fact that you blew it there's nothing more I can do. You still get to be friends with the guy, sure, but you know it's going to eat at you not being able to tell him you want to be something more. And the more you hold it in, the more likely you are going to do something really spontaneous and stupid as usual. I just hope for your sake, that at the end of it all you don't look like a complete and utter fool.


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