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"We were extremely relieved to see our daughter getting better after so much suffering and I prayed to God for her long life", reflects Hina's father.
For six year old Hina Akram from Sadiqabad, Mardan, life changed when she was diagnosed with renal failure in April 2004. Unlike her peers in the village who have hardly seen life outside their neighborhood, Hina now visited nephrologists in the city often. There she received medication to ameliorate her pain and to treat her oedema, insufficient growth and other symptoms. Her father, Muhammad Akram, began to worry about his finances while he struggled to provide his daughter the expensive but necessary healthcare.
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In support of helping animals in need:
First Family of the United States of America to bring Bo Obama, the First Dog of the United States of America, to Portland, Oregon, so that he may be the Grand Marshal of the 26th Annual Oregon Humane Society Doggie Dash on May 11, 2013.
Whereas Bo Obama is First Dog of the United States and is invested with all powers and honors associated with that office, and;
Whereas the Oregon Humane Society Doggie Dash is the premier event on the West Coast dedicated to helping shelter pets, and;
Whereas the Oregon Humane Society is able to find homes for 11,000 pets each year thanks entirely to public support through the Doggie Dash and other efforts, and;
Whereas Ramona, a lovesick Portland Goldendoodle, has sincerely proffered her paw in marriage to Bo;
We petition the First Family of the United States to bring Bo to Portland, Oregon on May 11, 2013, to be Grand Marshal of Doggie Dash, support shelter pets, meet Ramona, and perhaps find true love.
We truly hope Bo will come to the Dash and support the homeless animals at the Oregon Humane Society, as well as the health and fitness of all youth, adult, and canine participants in our run/walk for the animals. Ramona, a local Portland Goldendoodle, has offered to be Bo's official guide, educate him about the needs of shelter pets and assist him with his Grand Marshal duties. Please bring Bo to Doggie Dash, where he can help his fellow canines and, perhaps, find true love.


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On first whiff, I too get a little girls sugar n spice and all things nice vibe.
Interestingly this fragrance brings back memories of my first experiences with buying and trying fragrances for myself as a new teenager. Victor & Rolf's FB is the expensive version of a range of Impulse body sprays aimed at teenage girls. I would give anything to remember the exact name of the Impulse body spray. However, I wouldnt be surprised if the exact same one I remember from ten years ago has been repackaged as something else. Who knows, it could be FB aimed at those grown up teenagers who fell in love with the Unilever sugar water scent.
EDIT : I went back to the pink, fluffy, sugar water scent and I was converted. Its almost as though its catnip for tweens. This stuff has an oddly addictive snuggly side (a little bit like Lush's rockstar - which I was also initially sceptical of at first whiff). Pleasantly surprised or perhaps seduced by the addictive girly catnip fragrance.
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March 9, 2013
Greater Macon Chapter of USA DAnce #6059 will host workshops with Dahlia Aitova
Dahlia is trained in both International and American styles of dance. She has achieved both USAD and DVIDA certifications . She enjoys working with students and helping them to become more proficient and confident.
Howard Community Club-5645 Forsyth Rd. Macon. Members of USA Dance and non-members are invited to attend. Couples and Singles welcome.
Novice and Intermediates will absolutely benefit from these workshops. Dahlia will be available for private lessons.
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Nine-month clinical outcomes from the REMEDEE study confirmed that the COMBO Stent is as effective as a monotherapy DES, with respect to in-stent late lumen loss at nine-month angiographic follow-up (News Release, Nov. 14, 2011). These data were used to support CE Mark approval for COMBO.
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A number of users have seen performance issues using shared folders / having shared folders enabled with Windows XP Mode on the RC release of Windows Virtual PC. This can be addressed by installing this hotfix:
Inside the virtual machine. Please note – this hotfix is for Windows XP and is installed inside the virtual machine, not in the host operating system.
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Unfortunately this hotfix did not work for me. The shared folders on the Windows 7 (ultimate) host machine are still incredibly slow when I try to access them from Windows Virtual PC.
When I access shared folders on my old Vista machine, the performance is actually pretty good. The issue seems to be only when accessing shares on the Host.
This hotfix did not work for me.
I've noticed that it depends on network interface of the host.
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I use shares mapped with "net use".
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I've switched to another network interface (Marvell Yukon 88E8001/8003/8010 PCI Gigabit) and problem went away.
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Technology has come a long way in the last 20 years. I can remember how excited I was when I got my first Palm Pilot that had a 32 MB SD card and two AA batteries that were not rechargeable. The anxiety of having to remember to sync before I lost power was immeasurable!
As technology changes, we have to make changes. We're living in a world of rapid growth in personal computing and personal devices like we've never seen before. With those changes, it is becoming increasingly difficult to support the many devices and platforms from the past, present, and the future.
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In 2014, we introduced our 5.9 update to our Bible Study App software. Under the hood, we began the switch from Palm Database Files (PDBs) to utilize modern Electronic Publication File technology. This change in file format makes it possible to display text in unique and exciting ways that we were never able to before. It also allows us to offer more titles in the Olive Tree Store on OliveTree.com. In just the past year, we've introduced Greek Interlinears, Gospel Harmonies, in-line text display, in-line graphic display, and literally hundreds of new eBooks (have you checked our new release category lately?).
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The Reformation Study Bible Notes also gives you book outlines, and book introductions. These are easy to access from the Resource Guide which pulls in entries based on where you're reading in the main window.
The Reformation Study Bible Notes also includes 10 historical creeds, confessions, and catechisms. To access them, open The Reformation Study Bible Notes in the Main Window > Tap Go To > Tap the "3 dots/3 lines" icon to Change from Grid View to List View > Tap Back Matter > Tap Creeds, Confessions, and Catechisms > Tap the Creed or Confession you want to read.
You can also access all of enhanced content by navigating to the "end matter" in this way.
As you can see, the Reformation Study Bible Notes contain a ton of content that will help you go deeper in your Bible study.
Three Ways to use the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity0
We are thrilled to announce that Olive Tree is the first to release the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity in digital format!
This three-volume encyclopedia offers unparalleled, comprehensive coverage of the people, places and ideas of ancient Christianity. With Olive Tree's Bible Study App you can access eight Centuries of the Christian church in just three taps!
Here's three ways to use the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity in Olive Tree's Bible Study App! (Screenshots are taken from an iPad 2 – click for a larger view)
The first way is through the Split Window and Resource Guide. Open your favorite Bible translation in the main window and the Resource Guide in the Split Window. As you read through your Bible text, the Resource Guide searches through all the downloaded resources in your library to find related Bible study content.
You'll notice that the Resource Guide pulls related content from all of your downloaded resources. If you scroll down the Resource Guide results, you will see the section headings "People," "Places," and "Topics." These headings give you the results of articles based on your downloaded resources.
Tap or click on the person/place/topic you want to learn more about. I chose "Anointing" in this example. The Bible Study App then brings you results from within the resources you have on your device. This is where you will find the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity within the Resource Guide.
You'll notice that the resource has the words "Article on Anointing" underneath the book cover. Tap/Click on the book cover and The Bible Study App will take you directly to the article within the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity. As you are reading the article, any Scripture references become hyperlinks that you can tap/click to view as a pop-out window:
The second way you can utilize the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity is as a traditional dictionary in The Bible Study App. Open the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity in the main window, and then just tap the "Go-To" button and scroll through this awesome resource as you would a hard-copy dictionary. For faster results, tap "Browse Dictionary" and enter the term you are looking for in the search bar.
The third way is to use the Bible Study App's Lookup Feature. Tap and hold a word in the Bible text and an option menu bar will pop up. If you tap the "Lookup" button you'll get "hits" from your resources on just that specific word. From here you can follow the same steps as you would in the resource guide option above.
If you're on an iOS device, you can also tap the verse number and a menu bar will appear. Tap "Guide" and you will get hits from your resources on that specific verse. Then just follow the same steps as you would in the resource guide option.
The Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity covers eight centuries of the Christian church and comprises 3,220 entries by a team of 266 scholars. Using the Bible Study App's lookup feature makes the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity great companion tool for many other resources.
Use the lookup feature when you've got the Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture in the split window:
Taking a Church History course and want to learn more about the Council of Nicaea?
Reading a biography of St. Augustine and want to know more about the city of Carthage?
Any resource you have in The Bible Study can utilize the content in the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity! As you can see, the Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity is an extremely helpful resource for studying the Bible and ancient Christianity. Right now you can get this amazing resource for only $149.99. That's $150 off the regular price! Hurry because this is a limited time offer!
Free Resource Friday!0
Throughout the book of Psalms, believers are admonished to lift their voices and offer praises to God. For centuries now, the faithful have composed "psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs" to express their trust in God and their love for Jesus Christ. Included in Hymns of Praise are a short introduction and the complete words to ten best-loved hymns, to offer inspiration and encouragement in your daily walk with God.
Find this great resource in the Bible Study in-app store or go HERE for install instructions.
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New Lent Reading Plan Available4
Lent begins this with Ash Wednesday—February 18 this year—and ends on Holy Saturday, the day before Easter. To many people, it is a 40-day period—not including the six Sundays—devoted to reflection, repentance, fasting, and preparation prior to Easter.
Unlike Christmas, Easter is not a fixed date on the calendar; it is sometimes described as a "moveable feast." The Western church decided long ago to set Easter as the first Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox (the first day of spring). Since the date of Easter varies widely (from March 22 to April 25), the dates of every other holiday related to Easter vary as well. The week before Easter is referred to as Holy Week. It begins on Palm Sunday, which recalls Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Thursday of that week is known in some traditions as Maundy Thursday because it memorializes Jesus' final instructions and last meal with His disciples. The term "Maundy" is related to the Latin word mandatum, meaning "commandment," which is the first word in the Latin version of John 13:34 that records Jesus' new commandment to His disciples that they love one another. Since Jesus washed his disciples' feet that fateful evening, Christians often do as Jesus did and wash one another's feet. Good Friday follows. It is the day that commemorates the crucifixion and burial of Jesus. Calling the day "good" seems ironic since Jesus died such a horrid death that day. However, what Jesus' death accomplished for the redemption of the world is the greatest good the world has ever seen. The Sunday following Good Friday ends the season of Lent and is designated Easter. It may be the most celebrated day on the Christian calendar, for it commemorates Jesus' resurrection from the dead and the beginning of the new Kingdom. - Adapted from The Voice Bible.
Lent is a great time to think about starting a new reading plan. To help you get started, we've added a new reading plan especially for Lent! Adapted from The Voice Bible, this plan starts on Ash Wednesday, February 18 and continues until Easter Sunday. This is a great way to prepare your heart for Easter.
Tap the 'My Stuff' icon in your app and select Reading Plans. At the bottom of the list of reading plans, tap the 'Get More Reading Plan' button. You'll see a list of reading plans that are available to download here.
Once you tap the install button, the reading plan will be available to start.


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Thanks everyone! I should have mentioned that this will be my 25th trip to Hong Kong, so I am more than a bit familiar with the territory. I'd say that I know 80% of the area as good as my home town Chicago. I have thousands upon thousands of digital images from Hong Kong, and even hundreds of film ones, from the early 90s.
I like the idea of trying slide film, but I am so very new to that I think it might be too soon. I dont want to come away with just mistakes. I think I'll try it, but need a back up print film too.


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Rockfax DescriptionThe first line of resin bolts right of New Dimensions. Continue direct to the top of the groove over the roof to a lower-off. © ROCKFAX
UKC Logbook DescriptionThe line of resin bolts just left of Hidden Sign, forming a direct start to Good Taste and continuing direct from the top of the groove over the roof to a lower-off. Harder than Hidden Sign with plenty of new climbing involved. 60m rope suffices.
The first half felt hard and pretty bouldery. It was dark and the rock became incredibly greasy so just lowered off at the main break. I could get quite psyched for this.
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Very bouldery start. Felt intimidating on lead with (what felt like) a long way between bolts and some which I just couldn't reach except mid move. Dogged as far as the top groove but couldn't get established in it. Felt hard!shed_hed - Lead dnf - 02/Sep/14 with Dougie Swanson-Low
1 go to put draws in, done next go. Much happier on this today. Really worthwhile with 2 contrasting halves and an out there finish. Worth taking a few slings on this to extend some of the bolts.ksjs - Lead RP - 29/Aug/13 with tommy
A poor session, just a lot of rubbish in my head today. Also found this quite intimidating - bolting leaves something to be desired and the top / exit from the groove is exciting; I had quite a bit of airtime! 4 gos, 1 to get draws in and work then 3 with varying amounts of progress.ksjs - Lead dog - 25/Aug/13 with tommy
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As another November 11th draws to a close we can reflect in Canada as the nightly news recaps the ceremonies that honoured our fallen in war or military operations. Across Canada each province and community now have different approaches to what November 11th means. The meaning can be different for each individual but the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month is still a moment for us to remember those who fought and served so that we may enjoy the freedom that we experience today in Canada. I had the opportunity to attend last evening's dinner in honour of Military Families - True Patriot Love. With over 178 tables sold, over $ 2 million was raised to support this wonderful foundation in support of the families of our military. As the sun creeps westward at the end of this Remembrance Day 2009 let us continue to be thankful of those who have fallen and for those Canadian Troops that are in the service around the globe in their various missions. Flanders Field


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Scorsese does the Stones--about 30 years too late.
12:00 AM, Apr 4, 2008 • By SONNY BUNCH
MARTIN SCORSESE'S Shine a Light opens with Scorsese and the Rolling Stones negotiating over just how to shoot the film. Scorsese wants a set list well in advance so he can figure out how to position his fleet of cameras and choreograph their movements; the Stones want to ensure that the camerawork doesn't interfere with the sightlines of the people who paid to be there. Knowing the heartburn he's causing America's greatest living director, Mick Jagger laughs to the camera as preparation continues, footloose and fancy-free as ever.
I can't help but feel that Scorsese was secretly laughing to himself as he assembled the film, subtly taking revenge on the lead singer and his bandmates for the annoyance they had caused him by splicing it with old interviews to remind everyone that the Rolling Stones are, in fact, ancient. Watching Mick Jagger prance around the Beacon Theater like a twenty-something is bad enough, but juxtaposing those images with footage culled from interviews conducted some forty years ago is absolutely jarring. And in some ways, horrific. The Rolling Stones less resemble musicians at this point in their career than leather Muppets.
Mick Jagger remains an energetic frontman, Keith Richards is still Keith Richards, and the other two guys still do whatever they do, but the notes aren't as sharp. The instruments aren't played as well. And they look haggard. They're way past their prime, and it shows.
Comparisons to Scorsese's seminal film about The Band, The Last Waltz, are inevitable, but in a way they're unfair. The Last Waltz is epic in nature. It's about the end of an era, the collapse of one of the most critically acclaimed bands of the 1960s and '70s under the weight of constant touring and recording. Spliced in between songs are interviews conducted by Scorsese that get to the heart of both The Band and what it meant to be a part of the rock 'n' roll scene during that time period. The Last Waltz is closer in nature to "Italianamerican," a short by Scorsese that is both intimate (he spends the film interviewing his parents about their lives and cooking techniques) and grand (the questions also shed light on the old country and the immigrant experience) in scope.
Shine a Light, on the other hand, is merely a concert film. True, Scorsese does throw in old interview clips every couple of songs that give us a sense of the Stones' progression bother personally and professionally. But all they serve to do is remind us that the Rolling Stones are, in fact, old. Probably too old to be doing what they are doing.
So let's take Shine a Light on its own terms: As a concert film, how does it hold up? Pretty well. First of all, it looks fantastic. All that worrying Scorsese did before the lights went down and the band took the stage was for naught--he and his crew did a wonderful job of capturing the concert. There are only so many things you can do with a camera crew at a rock concert--a camera in the balcony, one on tracks in front of the stage, one on a crane swinging around, and another guy or two with handhelds on either side of the stage--but Scorsese does them all very well. Thanks to the intimacy of the venue we're never far from the audience, which is key: a great concert experience oftentimes owes less to the band than the strangers you see it with. For many of us, the concert hall (along with the sports stadium) has replaced the church pew as the most meaningful venue for group interaction. Scorsese's film has a good feel for that dynamic.
Shine a Light features the requisite guest appearances, but they're decidedly underwhelming; Christina Aguilera and Jack White are fine enough performers, but they're not exactly Neil Young and Eric Clapton (who stopped in during The Last Waltz). And the concert lacks a great moment, something that stands out after you've left the theater. The Last Waltz featured Clapton's riffing with The Band guitarist Robbie Robertson during "Further on Up the Road"; U2's Rattle and Hum contains a classic performance of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" in which a distraught Bono makes an impassioned plea for peace the day after a deadly IRA bombing. No such moment exists in Shine a Light. The Stones perform their hits, and some seldom heard deeper cuts, but the music is about as memorable as something you'd get from them at a halftime show.
In the end, I can only recommend seeing the picture if you're a fan of the Rolling Stones--or enjoy partaking in baby boomer self-satisfaction. (The evening's cohost was the one and only Bill Clinton, and the film is sure to be praised by aging boomers intent on telling us "No, really, Mick Jagger is sexy!") Seeing their withered visages take the stage, I couldn't help but feel that it's about time that the Stones joined Clinton in semi-retirement.
Sonny Bunch is assistant editor at THE WEEKLY STANDARD.


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I am patiently awaiting Santa to bring me a box of ADOX MCC this year. I have been on a quest to find an AGFA replacement since my old stock is now down to 10 sheets, and I am crying.
It seems everyone is more concerned about boxes, how about we jsut be happy we are getting a quality paper back again? Boxes will just inflate costs to the manufacturer who is trying to stand on his own feet ofr now. Perhaps they will make it up in the future when the paper takes hold of a small market.
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ATLANTA, July 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- CryoLife, Inc. (NYSE: CRY), a leading tissue processing and medical device company focused on cardiac and vascular surgery, announced today its results for the second quarter and first six months of 2012. Revenues for the second quarter of 2012 increased 13 percent to a record $33.2 million compared to $29.4 million for the second quarter of 2011. Revenues for the first six months of 2012 increased 10 percent to a record $65.5 million compared to $59.6 million for the first six months of 2011.
Steven G. Anderson, president and chief executive officer, said, "In the second quarter of 2012 we continued to execute on our strategic growth initiatives and delivered solid top and bottom line results. Total revenue was up 13 percent year-over-year, driven by another strong quarter in our product segment and better than expected results in our tissue processing segment. Gross margins were stable at 64 percent, and we continued prudent expense management, allowing us to grow net income for the second quarter to 12 cents per share.
"During the quarter we completed the acquisition of Hemosphere, further enhancing our growth trajectory and market opportunity. The acquisition provides us with the HeRO® Graft, the standard-of-care product in the $250 million worldwide market for permanent access for catheter dependent hemodialysis patients. The integration is progressing on schedule and we are encouraged with our initial experience, which has strengthened our confidence in the sales force leverage and cross-selling opportunity for the HeRO Graft and our existing CryoVein® and CryoArtery® preserved human tissues. On the legal front, our completed settlements for outstanding litigation were net beneficial and eliminated the ongoing legal exposure and co
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Seven could be the most magically powerful number in the "Harry Potter" series. Think about it: There are seven books, seven Horcruxes (possibly), and now, for Daniel Radcliffe, seven years of playing the Boy Who Lived.
Though the rest of the wizarding world has been eagerly awaiting this seventh month because it brings the fifth movie in the "Potter" saga (see " 'Harry Potter' Set Visit: Go Inside The Ministry Of Magic In This Peek Behind The Scenes" ), as well as the final book of the series (see " 'Harry Potter' Roundtable: Experts Battle Over Theories On How Series Will End" ), Radcliffe has another magical date marked on his calendar — his 18th birthday on July 23. As the world's most famous boy wizard becomes a man — and a more accomplished actor, too, branching out from the "Potter" films to Muggle roles onstage in "Equus" and in the forthcoming movie "December Boys" — he's shepherding his signature character into manhood as well.
Here, Daniel talks about how Harry has evolved in the new film, "Order of the Phoenix" — from bashful wizard to first kiss — and what the tea leaves say is next.
(Watch Radcliffe talk about Harry's loss of innocence, first kiss and questionable alliances.)
MTV: Just as Harry is a little older in each film, his world becomes a little larger — and darker.
Daniel Radcliffe: At first, everything was so amazing and cool: "I'm a wizard, I can do magic." But gradually, he learns there are shades of gray. He's becoming aware that there are bad people in the wizard world that aren't Voldemort, in a less obvious, more insidious way, like [Minister of Magic] Cornelius Fudge and [Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher Delores] Umbridge. That's what the films are about for me: a loss of innocence, going from being a young kid in awe of the world around him, to someone who is more battle-hardened by the end of it.
MTV: But his battle is a more political one.
Radcliffe: Toward the end of the film, there is a massive fight sequence, but his fight is a more silent, underground fight this time. He forms Dumbledore's Army, after being persuaded by Ron and Hermione, and this film is about Harry being more aware that a war is about to happen between Voldemort and the Death Eaters and people like the Order of the Phoenix, and it's about him trying to prepare as many people as possible. It's like the French Resistance or any revolutionary group of people in any war that are being oppressed. He's setting up a group of people to fight against Umbridge, who is oppressing them — she's trying to stop them from learning any real magic — and that provides more of the uplifting moments. It's quite a dark film. I mean, we say that every time, but this one is much darker, and I think Dumbledore's Army really lifts the film in tone, where you see Harry go from this quite reluctant leader to this Henry V character who is stirring up the troops. That should be a joyous thing to watch.
MTV: And his battle is a more internal one as well.
Radcliffe: It's immense loneliness, a feeling that there's no one he can talk to about anything, and on top of his previous frustrations, a death. His parents' death is quite abstract in his mind — he can't remember the last words they said to him or the last kind look his mum gave him. It's just something that happened that he was there for. But with Cedric [who dies at the end of "Goblet of Fire"], he's encountered that happening, and he's got a terrible survivor's guilt. He's thinking, "I should have been the one to die." So yeah, he's got something extra that he's suffering with, and he hasn't been talked to by his friends all summer. He feels abandoned after finding out Voldemort's back. He feels cast aside.
MTV: You prepared for this by talking to a bereavement counselor.
Radcliffe: It was really interesting. We talked a lot about survivor's guilt, which is very real and very common, especially in car crashes, particularly if someone was driving and someone else died. And Harry feels like he was the driver and Cedric was taken along with him, so there's a huge amount of pain and guilt. Harry has two unhealthy relationships, both forged by death. I mean, he fancied Cho [Chang, Cedric's girlfriend] before Cedric died, but Cedric's death meant he was taken out of the picture, and she was vulnerable, and Harry's a shoulder to lean on and it's all messed up. There's a picture of Cedric on the wall, on the mirror, when I kiss her. And Sirius — Harry's his last link to James Potter just as Sirius is his only link to his dad. I often wonder, if Harry hadn't been related to James, would Sirius actually give Harry the time of day? And I don't think he would have, which shows how sad this has the potential to be as a story.
MTV: As it is with Cho. I mean, she's crying when you kiss her (see " 'Phoenix' Trailer Reveals A Harry Potter Who's Ready To Fight — And Kiss" ). How awkward was it to shoot that?
Radcliffe: [To publicist sitting nearby] Vanessa, timing?
Vanessa Davies: Twelve minutes.
Radcliffe: We've been timing how long it took for people to ask about the kiss.
MTV: You brought it up!
Radcliffe: No, I didn't bring it up, I said it in passing! [He laughs.] You can't pin that one on me! Most people, it's first or second question. Well done. You deserve a prize.
MTV: I didn't realize people were making it the focal point. I just meant in terms of the more complicated emotions that take place here!
Radcliffe: The kiss, a lot of people want to know about the kiss, which is understandable. It's Harry's first kiss. Harry is this iconic figure of sorts of his generation, and people want to know how that's gone. [He grimaces.] I know you don't care, but I'll tell you anyway. [He smiles.] It went very well. We did it a number of times, and Katie [Leung, who plays Cho] and I were very nervous at first, but we quickly got over that and started to enjoy it by the fifth take. People imagine, when you watch these sex scenes or kissing scenes, they always look sexy and romantic and passionate, and it isn't. It's actually quite clinical. You're standing there like that, and her head's right there, and they say, "Can you move to the right, no, the left, and tilt your head a bit," and it becomes like walking up the stairs or doing any other action. It's drained of all the passion by the filming process. I know it's sad and I hate to break the illusion, but it'll look great on film, and that's all that matters.
MTV: But isn't Katie rather shy? Doesn't that make it harder?
Radcliffe: Once you talk to her, Katie's not that shy. When you kiss someone in real life, you both want to do the kiss. But here, it's an odd thing. We weren't particularly sure, like, "Well, OK." But I know what you mean. [He grins mischeviously.] It must have been terrible for her.
MTV: It's strange in a way that people fixate so much on this one kiss, when you're about to have massive make-out sessions with Ginny Weasley in "Half-Blood Prince."
Radcliffe: I know! I knew Bonnie [Wright, who plays Ginny] since she was 10, so that's going to be very odd! She's 16 now. It's going to be fine. It's going to be funny, I hope. It's a very unusual set of circumstances, because when you sign on to do the films you don't know what exactly you're agreeing to. But I don't look at the books as to-do lists, nothing that boring. But I did get nervous when I read that kissing scene. I'm less inhibited now, so I can look at it with more excitement than trepidation.
MTV: Do you have theories about what will happen in "Deathly Hallows"?
Radcliffe: I do have theories, but one of my theories is stolen from someone else, who the other day made the very good point that he thought Snape is going to turn out to be the tragic hero. And it's possible J.K. Rowling would have gone down that route, possibly not — possibly he is pure evil — which we'll find out in less than a month, actually.
MTV: There was a point where you said you wanted Harry to die.
Radcliffe: But I don't want the headline "Dan Radcliffe Wants Potter Dead." I don't want him dead as a character, but I don't know. Because I'm not writing these novels, I can't imagine any other way they can be concluded, but you know what? J.K. Rowling's got a much better grip on these stories than anybody else in the world, so my only prediction is that she's going to come up with something nobody could have predicted.
MTV: Like Harry is a Horcrux?
Radcliffe: Possibly his scar is. There's loads of theories, but to be honest, I have no idea whether any of them have any validity. Some of them are obviously ridiculous, and some are possibly in with a chance of being right. I was recently told people are placing bets on whether Harry lives or dies, which I find really funny.
MTV: It's leaning more toward Harry dying.
Radcliffe: Really? Wow.
MTV: There's one thing that obsessive fans are going to notice is missing in the film version of "Phoenix" — a clue that they think is important for "Hallows" — an amulet they find in Grimmauld Place, a possible Horcrux.
Radcliffe: The thing is, J.K. Rowling would read all the scripts, and if she said that you have to have something in, that it's vital, well, she would tell us. So I'm presuming that it's not of vital importance in the future.
MTV: Except David [Yates, the director for "Phoenix" and "Half-Blood Prince"] said it is. He's going to pop it in later.
Radcliffe: Da-vid! How does he know? Has he been told stuff? Well, that changes everything! I'm going to tie that man down and beat him until he tells me what happens in the end!
MTV: Didn't you say before you wanted to beat him up already?
Radcliffe: No, I said I would break his legs, that's totally different. So he has to stay and direct the rest of the movies. I should have probably used a less graphic and grotesque phrase. But I don't take it back.
MTV: It just shows how affectionate you are about him.
Radcliffe: It's a kind of "Misery"/ Kathy Bates affection. [He laughs.] I would love for him to do film seven. For me, personally, working with him has been a landmark time in my life in terms of my acting. He was the catalyst for a lot of improvement on my part.
MTV: More than working in the theater?
Radcliffe: That happened since film five. But it'll hold me in stead for the next movie. David is just so willing, in his quiet way, to push you further. You're waiting to hear, "Action!" and you have to really listen. He's a lovely man, and he's very unassuming. He has a fantastic imagination, and a great vision for this film. It was exciting to be around him and to be working with him, and it made this my favorite film to do so far. I've been with Harry for seven years, and he has as good of a grasp on Harry as me, which is incredibly amazing. How has he done that?
MTV: So I take it you're looking forward to starting to shoot "Half-Blood Prince" in September with him.
Radcliffe: It's major. There's such an incredible range of things that happen in "Prince," and that last 100 pages, the cave chapter onwards, it's just epic. I'm going to have a field day with some of those things.
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The question becomes: when do reporters and pundits step forward and point out that one side of the gun 'debate' has not only lost touch with reality, but at times has lost touch with common decency?
An October 8 Associated Press report, titled "Clinton Server Hack Attempts Came From China, Korea, Germany" outlined how "at least five cyberattack tries were apparently blocked by a 'threat monitoring' product that was connected to her network in October 2013." Fox News immediately began using the AP report to support spurious claims regarding Hillary Clinton's email server, but a Washington Post reporter recently explained that failed hacking attempts such as these are a routine occurrence online.
Just weeks after his return to the network as a political contributor, Fox News figures are promoting the idea of Newt Gingrich becoming a 'caretaker' Speaker of the House now that Rep. Kevin McCarthy has dropped out of the leadership race. Fox hosts have been talking up Gingrich's political record in Congress and proclaiming confidence in his ability to unify the Republican party, completely whitewashing his well-known history of bigoted statements, including about President Obama.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson's controversial comment -- that the number of people killed in the Holocaust "would have been greatly diminished if the people had been armed" -- echoes an old conservative media talking point that has long been condemned as "historically inaccurate."
After Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) dropped out of the race to be Speaker of the House, sending Republicans soul-searching, Fox News figures were quick to attribute the sudden turn-of-events to the powerful House Freedom Caucus and its Tea Party movement roots. What Fox News has chosen not to mention, however, is its own role in creating and fostering the movement that has caused such dysfunction in Washington.
CBS News analyst Frank Luntz pushed Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) for House Speaker, claiming "he's got a brain for policy, which is what we need in Washington right now," adding, "if Paul Ryan says no, God help us." CBS News and Luntz did not disclose that Ryan has paid Luntz's company over $100,000 in consulting fees in recent years.
Donald Trump told right-wing radio host Michael Savage there would be "common sense" if Trump appointed him head of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as president. Savage has called autism "a fraud, a racket," said PTSD and depression sufferers are "losers," advised people not to get flu shots because you can't trust the government, theorized liberals have been driven insane because of seltzer bubbles, claimed President Obama was intentionally trying "to infect the nation with Ebola," and once told a caller he was a "sodomite" who should "get AIDS and die."
A Media Matters review found that cable news shows and leading newspapers around the country remained largely silent on arson attacks that targeted Planned Parenthood clinics following the release of a series of deceptively-edited, anti-choice videos smearing the health care provider. Prime-time cable news shows and the nation's three highest-circulation newspapers dedicated minimal coverage to the arson attacks. The LA Times and Spokane's Spokesman Review provided the most coverage of the attacks.
In addition to repeating debunked claims that a new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ozone standard will harm the economy and do nothing to improve public health, conservative media are pointing to ozone that naturally occurs in national parks as supposed evidence that the EPA standard is unfair and unnecessary. But while some "background ozone" does come from natural sources like wildfires -- and from industrial pollution drifting into a state from outside the U.S. -- levels of background ozone are not high enough to prevent states from meeting the EPA's new standard, and states are not responsible for reducing it.
During an interview with Charlie Rose, Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly insisted that she is different than her prime-time colleagues Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity because she is "not an opinion-maker" or an "issue advocate," but rather, a straight "newsperson." But that's a false image that Kelly and her employer have sold the public in an attempt to boost the popular anchor's credibility, making her a particularly effective purveyor of misinformation. In actuality, Kelly has a long history of scandalmongering and promoting her personal views from the anchor desk, from excusing police brutality to defending the "Christian values" of a designated hate group.
House Republicans have voted to form a special committee to investigate Planned Parenthood, following a months-long campaign by right-wing media and anti-choice groups pushing deceptive attacks against the women's health organization. Multiple recent state investigations and a federal investigation have cleared Planned Parenthood of wrongdoing.
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MONROEVILLE — Josh Eggleston, the village's new administrator, has been on the job for a week and feels he's headed in the right direction.
"I feel like I hit the ground running," he told council during a work session prior to Tuesday's council meeting.
Eggleston, 25, previously served as administrator of the village of Thornville for a little more than a year. He succeeds Ken Knuth, who resigned over the summer after a zoning dispute with members of Trinity Lutheran Church in the village. Knuth has since been hired as the village administrator of Delta, near Toledo.
At Tuesday's council meeting, Eggleston said a sanitary sewer installation project on South Ridge Street could begin within the next seven to 10 days. Currently there is a septic system.
Police Chief Mike Ruggles announced Capt. Jim Bond will be in New Mexico for four days in June for terrorism response training. The training is free, Bond said.
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VSP to train in downtownOctober 02,2013Vermont State Police will conduct some training exercises Friday in downtown Rutland.
The exercises will be held primarily in the old Community College of Vermont building on Evelyn Street and inside the building located next to the Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce on Merchants Row.
This is strictly a training exercise and the public should be aware of a possibly larger than average trooper presence in the area during the training.
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CASTLETON–The Vermont Softball Coaches Association, partnering with Castleton State College, gave the opportunity of a lifetime to thirty-six of the top softball players and coaches in the state when the group gathered for a weekend of softball at the North-South All-Star Series.
Catcher Chelsey Thibeault from Lake Region was the sole representative from Orleans County at the event.
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"You have to be safe when you're boating," said Newport City Fire Chief Jamie LeClair Monday.
Boaters should know the water they are in and should tell someone where they are going. Boaters should not go out alone. They should be aware of the weather, which includes having a radio that receives broadcasts from the National Weather Service.
DERBY – Another discussion over the Derby Line Ambulance quickly grew heated and led to foul and vulgar language at the Derby Select Board's regular meeting Monday.
A group of people formerly associated with the ambulance service have shown up several times at select board meetings to express their concerns over how the ambulance is run. Leading the charge is Roger Gosselin, a former member of the ambulance service, and Nathan Pickard, who went on a few calls with Gosselin.
ALBANY – Republican Rep. Vicki Strong (Orleans-Caledonia-1) hopes that voters in her district will send her back to Montpelier.Â
Strong, who is seeking her second term, called her first year a learning experience.
Part of her education in Montpelier included learning about the legislative process, what it takes to see a bill happen and why Vermont even needs a legislature.
"Learning the whole process was a big, big step for me," she said. "I still have a lot to learn. Just being part of that was exciting and interesting."
The Lake Region Sun Devils 16-U girls softball squad continued their summer season with three thrilling games this past week.
On Friday evening, the Sun Devils traveled to the campus of Lyndon State College for a twi-night doubleheader against the Lyndon Orioles.
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Kahlstrom–– Douglas McArthur, age 70, of Lampasas, TX, died Friday, July 6, 2012 at his home. A memorial service for Mr. Kahlstrom will be held at a later date. Sign our online guest book at sneedfuneralchapel.com. Sneed Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
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NEWPORT CITY, VT – A sailing trip on Lake Memphremagog turned tragic for 58-year-old John Connell of Calais, VT, Sunday afternoon.
Connell jumped off the sailboat he was on in an attempt to retrieve a canoe his boat had in tow, Police Chief J. Paul Duquette said. Duquette said Connell took a few strokes away from the boat and hollered back to his friend that he was having breathing difficulties. Connell's friend, who was still on the boat in clothes, went below to change but, by the time he returned to the main deck, Connell had disappeared.
DERBY LINE/STANSTEAD, QUE. - QNEK Productions, the international theater company in residence at the Haskell Opera House, kicks off its 2012 season with the production of "Ruthless! The Musical," an off-Broadway production. This show has won the New York Outer Critics Circle Award for the best off-Broadway musical of 1993.
NEWPORT, VT - Ron Kubica and Sergey Devitskiy bring truly diverse backgrounds to their shared love: treating patients in the rural Northeast Kingdom.
Ron Kubica, MD, put himself through college as a silversmith.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Apple is Wall Street's all-time MVP -that's Most Valuable Property.
On Monday, Apple's surging stock propelled the company's value to $624 billion, the world's highest, ever. It beat the record for market capitalization set by Microsoft Corp. in the heady days of the Internet boom.
After a four-month dip, Apple's stock has hit new highs recently because of optimism around what is believed to be the impending launch of the iPhone 5, and possibly a smaller, cheaper iPad.
Apple Inc. has been the world's most valuable company since the end of last year. It's now worth 54 percent more than No. 2 Exxon Mobil Corp.
Apple's stock closed at $665.15. That was an all-time high, up $17.04, or 2.6 percent, from Friday's close.
Microsoft's 1999 peak was $620.58 billion, according to Standard & Poor's.
The comparison to Microsoft does not take inflation into account. In inflation-adjusted dollars, the software giant was worth about $850 billion on Dec. 30, 1999. Microsoft is now worth $257 billion.
Analysts believe Apple's stock has room to grow. The average price target of 38 analysts polled by FactSet is $745.80.
Despite the surge, Apple's stock is not particularly expensive compared to its earnings for the last twelve months. The company's "price-to-earnings ratio" is 15.6, compared with 16.1 for the S&P 500 overall. That suggests investors, unlike analysts, don't believe the company can grow its profits much from current levels.
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Utah wants to rival Colorado as a mecca for winter sports and create the biggest linked ski area in the US. Susan Greenwood gets a taste by heading to Salt Lake City, which has 15 resorts on its doorstep
What can you expect from an American road trip? Breathtaking views, vintage cars, long and winding roads – and cupcake ATMS. Here is a special photographic journey across the US, as seen by our readers
It's got Zion, it's got Canyonlands … Utah has so many amazing parks that busy Bryce and the Arches don't even make the cut. Here's Mary Caperton Morton's guide for the best places to escape the crowds
For his epic 1,500-mile road trip from Las Vegas to Denver, Marcel Theoux was guided solely by tips from Twitter and Guardian readers
Want an insider's view of Vegas, the lowdown on Burning Man or some tips on drinking in Denver? Our round-up of blogs in Nevada, Utah and Colorado is full of suggestions for any traveller heading west, says Vicky Baker
Looking for a characterful place to stay in Salt Lake City? You're spoilt for choice, whether you fancy a restored historic mansion, or an out-of-town billet with great views and walking trails on the doorstep, writes Mike Matson
Laws on drinking in Utah are quite arcane to anyone not used to them. Here are four things to know to make a merrier night out, writes Josh Rosenthal
Yes, there are lots of Mormons in Salt Lake City, but there is also an enthusiastic punk rock scene. And after the mosh pit you can do some hardcore mountain hikes, says James Merendino
Film and TV location scout PJ Connolly specialises in the states of Nevada, Utah and Colorado, and explains the landscape's allure for movie-makers – especially those making westerns or sci-fi
In Salt Lake City's bars you can sip prohibition-style cocktails, choose from a menu of hundreds of bottled beers from around the world, and try combos from the city's best mixologist, says Josh Rosenthal
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Monument Valley in Utah is one of the most iconic natural wonders of the world, its vast sandstone buttes familiar from countless Westerns, but few visitors explore its cultural life. Here Navajo guide Larry Holiday talks about life on the reservation and the challenges families face, as well as the beauty of the landscape
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British climber Steve 'Crusher' Bartlett has been scaling the spectacular sandstone cliffs and towers of the Utah desert for 25 years. David Levene joins him on a trip into the epic wilderness of Canyonlands national park, and makes his first shaky ascent of a previously unclimbed 150-foot tower of rock
There's no perfect ski resort, but take in several on one trip and you get close. A US ski safari offers Gemma Bowes great boarding – and quite outrageous après ski
Rangers, writers and guides reveal the best and most unusual ways to experience wild America
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Deadline USA: Pursuit of happiness continues after rule designed to protect Mormons ends
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This climb is 300m south-east of Soar Mill Cove; access by parking at the Soar Mill Cove hotel (£4 paid at the hotel) or along the coastal path. At low tide the stack can be accessed by walking along the beach and scrambling over boulders but this is probably better for the way out rather than the way in; the base of the stack is somewhat tidal. The stack can also be accessed at higher tides by scrambling down a steep grassy gully; Erotica begins from a platform on the seaward side.
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Montreal's Mondial De La Bière is offering traveling beer enthusiasts a chance to sample and discover the best brews from around the world Wednesday through June 10. By showcasing 295 new beers and more than 700 beverages, this festival promises to school even the most refined beer aficionados in the art of beerology.
Participants are encouraged to dampen their palates with the featured flavors of Argentina's and Brazil's finest emerging breweries, though the festival flaunts a selection of beer, malts, and ciders from every corner of the globe.
"The Mondial de La Bière team is proud to offer beer for every tongue!" said Jeannine Marois, president and co-founder of Mondial de la Bière.
The festival will house 15 food kiosks for those who consider drinking and snacking an irresistible combination. Homemade salmon gravlax salsas, kangaroo meat, Belgian croque-monsieurs, and spare rib sandwiches are bites to prep taste buds and pair with the beers.
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FHA loan limits by countyColorado Compare mortgage rates in ColoradoAdams$ 417,000Kit Carson$ 417,000Alamosa$ 417,000Lake$ 625,500Arapahoe$ 417,000La Plata$ 417,000Archuleta$ 417,000Larimer$ 417,000Baca$ 417,000Las Animas$ 417,000Bent$ 417,000Lincoln$ 417,000Boulder$ 417,000Logan$ 417,000Broomfield$ 417,000Mesa$ 417,000Chaffee$ 417,000Mineral$ 417,000Cheyenne$ 417,000Moffat$ 417,000Clear Creek$ 417,000Montezuma$ 417,000Conejos$ 417,000Montrose$ 417,000Costilla$ 417,000Morgan$ 417,000Crowley$ 417,000Otero$ 417,000Custer$ 417,000Ouray$ 419,750Delta$ 417,000Park$ 417,000Denver$ 417,000Phillips$ 417,000Dolores$ 417,000Pitkin$ 625,500Douglas$ 417,000Prowers$ 417,000Eagle$ 625,500Pueblo$ 417,000Elbert$ 417,000Rio Blanco$ 417,000El Paso$ 417,000Rio Grande$ 417,000Fremont$ 417,000Routt$ 625,500Garfield$ 417,000Saguache$ 417,000Gilpin$ 417,000San Juan$ 417,000Grand$ 417,000San Miguel$ 625,500Gunnison$ 417,000Sedgwick$ 417,000Hinsdale$ 423,200Summit$ 625,500Huerfano$ 417,000Teller$ 417,000Jackson$ 417,000Washington$ 417,000Jefferson$ 417,000Weld$ 417,000Kiowa$ 417,000Yuma$ 417,000Connecticut Compare mortgage rates in ConnecticutFairfield$ 511,750New Haven$ 417,000Hartford$ 417,000New London$ 417,000Litchfield$ 417,000Tolland$ 417,000Middlesex$ 417,000Windham$ 417,000Delaware Compare mortgage rates in DelawareKent$ 417,000Sussex$ 417,000New Castle$ 417,000 District of Columbia Compare mortgage rates in Washington, D.C.District of Columbia$ 625,500 Florida Compare mortgage rates in FloridaAlachua$ 417,000Lake$ 417,000Baker$ 417,000Lee$ 417,000Bay$ 417,000Leon$ 417,000Bradford$ 417,000Levy$ 417,000Brevard$ 417,000Liberty$ 417,000Broward$ 417,000Madison$ 417,000Calhoun$ 417,000Manatee$ 417,000Charlotte$ 417,000Marion$ 417,000Citrus$ 417,000Martin$ 417,000Clay$ 417,000Miami-Dade$ 417,000Collier$ 448,500Monroe$ 529,000Columbia$ 417,000Nassau$ 417,000DeSoto$ 417,000Okaloosa$ 417,000Dixie$ 417,000Okeechobee$ 417,000Duval$ 417,000Orange$ 417,000Escambia$ 417,000Osceola$ 417,000Flagler$ 417,000Palm Beach$ 417,000Franklin$ 417,000Pasco$ 417,000Gadsden$ 417,000Pinellas$ 417,000Gilchrist$ 417,000Polk$ 417,000Glades$ 417,000Putnam$ 417,000Gulf$ 417,000St. Johns$ 417,000Hamilton$ 417,000St. Lucie$ 417,000Hardee$ 417,000Santa Rosa$ 417,000Hendry$ 417,000Sarasota$ 417,000Hernando$ 417,000Seminole$ 417,000Highlands$ 417,000Sumter$ 417,000Hillsborough$ 417,000Suwannee$ 417,000Holmes$ 417,000Taylor$ 417,000Indian River$ 417,000Union$ 417,000Jackson$ 417,000Volusia$ 417,000Jefferson$ 417,000Wakulla$ 417,000Lafayette$ 417,000Walton$ 417,000Washington$417,000
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