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These tempting gift baskets are perfect for anyone who loves to cook or entertain. Send one in early December so the recipient can use the goodies during the holidays—or have it delivered closer to Christmas for them to enjoy in the new year. Any of these delicious bundles would also be a wonderful gift to give the hostess at a Christmas party.
This Gift Hamper from Williams-Sonoma is a winning gift for someone who loves to entertain. The large wicker basket comes beautifully packed with an assortment of olives, almonds, dipping oil, crackers, and cocktail mix. These edibles sound like the makings of a delightful holiday party.
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Evaluation of Resynchronization Therapy for Heart Failure (EARTH)
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Heart failure is a major health problem in Canada. Recent advances in medical and device therapy have helped to reduce the morbidity and mortality of patients with this problem. Among these treatments, cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) has very recently been shown to be effective to improve functional class, quality of life and exercise tolerance of the patients with the most severe symptoms of heart failure and a prolonged duration of the QRS on the 12-lead Electrocardiography (ECG).
Heart Failure
Device: Device programming
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Evaluation fo Resynchronization Therapy for Heart Failure (EARTH)
- The primary endpoint is total exercise duration at a constant submaximal load (ETT submaximal load is defined as 75% of peak exercise during the baseline metabolic evaluation) [ Time Frame: one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Clinical, electrical, echocardiographic, MUGA scan endpoints, Neuro-hormones [ Time Frame: one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|October 2003
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: LV Pacing
left univentricular pacing
Device: Device programming
6-month period
Active Comparator: BV Pacing
biventricular pacing
Device: Device programming
6-month period
Detailed Description:
Resynchronization of the failing ventricle is currently achieved by pacing the left and right ventricles simultaneously with specialized electrodes and a cardiac stimulator. However, controversy persists concerning the optimal configuration for cardiac pacing in these patients. Right ventricular pacing alone has been shown to be deleterious in some patient populations. The benefits of biventricular pacing in heart failure patients may be due primarily to left ventricular stimulation and may, in some patients, be decreased by the presence of simultaneous RV stimulation. Preliminary data from our own animal work suggest that in the majority of cases, LV stimulation alone is better than RV stimulation, and that BiV stimulation represents an intermediary situation between LV and RV stimulation.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria (for Greater and Lesser EARTH):
Patient must answer "yes"
- Does the patient require an ICD or an ICD replacement?
- Does the patient have a documented LVEF less than or equal to 35% measured in the previous 6 months (without major concomitant clinical event)?
- Does the patient have a QRS duration < 120 ms?
- Is the patient in sinus rhythm?
- Was the six-minute walk test distance less than 400 meters and limited by heart failure symptoms?
Exclusion Criteria:
Patient must have answered "NO" to all of the exclusion criteria
Does the patient have:
- Indication for permanent ventricular pacing?
- Chronotropic insufficiency?
- Second or third degree AV block, either persistent or intermittent?
- A pacemaker or an ICD which is paced in ventricular chamber more than 5% of the time?
- Does the patient have a reversible cause of LV dysfunction such as post-partum cardiomyopathy, tachycardia induced cardiomyopathy, acute myocarditis or acute toxic cardiomyopathy (including acute alcoholic)?
- Did the patient have myocardial infarction or cardiac surgery in the 6 weeks preceding the pre-implant visit?
- Does the patient have a moderate or severe cardiac valve stenosis?
- Is the patient's capacity to walk is limited by reasons other than heart failure symptoms (e.g., angina, intermittent claudication, severe lung condition or arthritis)?
- Does the patient have severe coexisting illnesses making survival > 6 months unlikely?
- Is the patient pregnant and/or nursing?
- Is the patient unable or unwilling to consent or to comply with follow-up requirements?
- Is the patient participating in another clinical study potentially interfering with the present trial?
- Does the patient have a resynchronization system in place?
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00901212
|Canada, Alberta
|University of Alberta Hospital
|Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6G 2B7
|Canada, British Columbia
|St-Paul's Hospital
|Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6Z 1Y6
|Canada, Nova Scotia
|QEII Health Sciences Centre
|Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3H 3A7
|Canada, Ontario
|University of Ottawa Heart Institute
|Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1Y 4W7
|St-Michael's Hospital
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5B 1W8
|Sunnybrook & Women's Hospital
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4N 3M5
|Canada, Quebec
|Fleurimont, Quebec, Canada, J1H 5N4
|Montreal Heart Institute
|Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H1T1C8
|CHUM-Hôpital Hotel-Dieu
|Montréal, Quebec, Canada, H2W 1T8
|Sacre-Coeur Hospital
|Montréal, Quebec, Canada, H4J 1C5
|Institut Univ de Cardiologie et de Pneumologie de Québec
|Québec, Quebec, Canada, G1V 4G5
|Study Chair:
|Bernard MD, Thibault
|Montreal Heart Institute Research Center
No publications provided by Montreal Heart Institute
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Bernard Thibault, MD, Montreal Heart Institute
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00901212 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|UCT-67914 (Greater Earth), 42560370
|Study First Received:
|May 12, 2009
|Last Updated:
|May 6, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Canada: Health Canada
Keywords provided by Montreal Heart Institute:
Heart Failure
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Heart Failure
Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 06, 2015

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A friend of mine, long embroiled in upsets, distractions, problems and tribulations, called one day to announce happily she was learning to "let things roll right off my back."
It's a funny thing. That's what Mama used to say when something baffled her.
When Miss Ondia Mae died at 75, those of us who knew her marveled that she had managed to make it to the end of her life without winding up in the poorhouse.
You know how attics are. They're filled with junk, Christmas stuff and memories you can't toss away.
When I think back on the days of my youth, that time when I had the privilege of traveling on the NASCAR circuit, it would be hard to pick a lesson learned more important than another.
Lately, I've been thinking about the treasure trove that can be found in life's challenging times - the wisdom, the victories, the emotional muscle built and, of course, the stories.
Dear readers,
When business called Tink back to Los Angeles, he decided to take the opportunity to have his annual checkup. When it ended, he called home.
As an unusually mild, rainy summer was melting away, or rather frosting its way, into autumn, I took to noticing signs that mountain people have always used to judge the forthcoming severity of winter.
I remember more clearly than any other holiday the many Easters of my life.
A while back, a messy problem loomed ahead.
It has become somewhat of an art for me, that of studying Southern culture and deciphering what makes us different from others as well as downright peculiar among ourselves.
Some missing something or the other required me to prowl through closets at Mama's house. That's when I found it. I pulled it out and smiled broadly, warmed by the memories it evoked.
One Sunday while sitting around the dinner table, Louise and I began to tell Daddy stories. You know the ones that stretched back to the early days of his preaching life.
To this conclusion I have come: The most deadly years of our lives are the ages 16 to 21. Those years give us a headiness that comes from new freedom - a driver's license - and the passing of the torch from strict childhood rules to more trust, different restraints and relaxed curfews.
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All my life, as long as I can recall, Mama saved things.
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A much appreciated kindness was given to me a few months ago. Someone recognized my need for help and made a big effort to give ...
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It was a rare, precious afternoon for me.
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Lawmakers extend rent control 5 days
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June 18, 2015 Some state lawmakers have begun considering new legislation in reaction to an escape from Clinton County Correctional Facility, but North Country lawmakers say now is not the time. more »»
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Ventura County Fair opens doors for anxious fans
A red ribbon was cut. "The Star Spangled Banner" was sung. And the gates of the Ventura County Fair opened just before 11 a.m. today.
Nobody was more excited than the Segal family of Ojai. Led by grandma Maggie Segal, in a wheelchair because of all the walking. They were the first in line. The family arrived at 7 a.m. and woke up more than an hour earlier.
"I wish I could live at the fair," said Kodi Segal, a moment before the gates opened. She is 12.
The fair will be open through Aug. 11.
Founded in 1874, the fair was at Trotting Park in Ventura. In 1891, it moved to Port Hueneme and in 1912 to Seaside Park, where it has taken place almost every year, with a two-year break in the 1940s when the park was a World War II military command post.
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His first take: "I have Tylenol, two bottles of water, orthotics for my new Nikes, four sheets of carnival tickets, an ATM card, sunscreen SPF 55, a sweatshirt and a coat.
"It's on.
"I'm sitting in my car in a dirt parking lot at the Ventura County Fair. I will be in the fair from the moment gates open at 11 a.m. until the 10 p.m. fireworks every day this week.
"I will eat, gawk, learn about fossils and dairy goats, spin on the Midway and eat some more. I may need Dramamine."
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Local veteran Tara Briggs speaks with "Grounded" actress Greta Wohlrabe about their personal connections to the story.
Cardinal Stage Company couldn't find an existing work of theater to fit with IU's Themester, so they commissioned local artists to write "The Birthday Feast."
"...a progress from evil to good, from injustice to justice...from nothingness to God." Victor Hugo
The image of Lenin with the hammer of the worker and the sickle of the farmer looks over the shoulders of two who are far from the shop and the field.
It's very dark and very funny, sometimes both at the same time!
Most of the buzz was about the chance to see the Bloomington favorite Mike Price solo in Underneath the Lintel.
There'll be other things to look at, but I'll be the only thing moving! (Mike Price)
Cardinal Stage Company' presents the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning rock musical.
Recall the movie. Laugh with the play. Then, rent the movie to see just how well they got it!
A children's book comes to life as actors play the characters... and the props.


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BMR best practice for Windows clients w/multiple NICs
Hi folks. Last week I had to assist with restoring a Windows 2008 host for one of our clients. I had been backing it up using NBU 22.214.171.124 with BMR enabled using a client hostname they provided, assuming that was the only hostname for the client. Turns out it wasn't, and the Windows 2008 host was actually configured like this:
...and so on, eight addresses in total. All were registered in DNS, and all were addresses in the same LAN. The client name I was given turned out be HOST4. When it came time to restore this host using BMR using boot media, a client admin handled the client while I monitored the master server. When we got firewalls out of the way and disabled NetBackup's client restrictions by touching /usr/openv/netbackup/db/altnames/No.Restrictions on the master server, we managed to get the client to boot and restore files but it always failed when it came time to restore System State. The master server saw the client connect as HOST1 every time, never HOST4. Finally we gave up on BMR, the client admin installed Win2008 + NBU 126.96.36.199 client from scratch, and we did a conventional restore of files and System State.
If this had been my host, I would have done the networking differently. Even the client would have done so, but they had inherited this host from a third party fairly recently and hadn't had time to rebuild it. Nevertheless, they and I would like to know how to deal with this sort of thing in the future. The BMR Admin Guide says that BMR supports multiple NICs, but it doesn't provide any guidelines about how best to backup and restore a host over different NICs. My own guess is that we should use the hostname and IP address associated with the primary NIC whenever possible. But is there something I could have done to salvage BMR for this client? What networking recommendations can I pass along to ensure the best chance of BMR succeeding with multihomed clients?
Thanks in advance,
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I think the problem may lie in the preferred network settings -- I didn't have any. Without them, I think NBU defaults to the first NIC it finds when making outbound connections, whether it's client to server or server to client. If I had preferred networks configured in the client properties for this host, explicitly marking IP4 on NIC2 for NBU traffic, perhaps that would have worked.
Hi Joe,
could it be that your Collegue had entered the "false" IP (the IP4 in your case) in the BMR Boot-context?
As far as i remember (and that's not too long ago i have done this:-)), you have to choose the NIC to use for the restore and assign an IP to it, or leave it up to DHCP to do this. Here it is extremely important to choose the IP which is resolving to the Clientname known to Netbackup.
If this is the case there will also be no trouble to acces the backup-image and you won't have to create the Touchfile you mentioned.
That's it:-)
Hi Joe,
Have you tried marking the IP corresponding to "NIC2 += IP4 = HOST4" combination as "Client Required Interface" field in BMR Configuraiton of client which you are selecting for restore?
Steps to mark a paticular IP as Client Required Interface:
1) Create a copy of Client's Current config.
2) Select the copy config, Right click and select Change
3) Under hosts node, Click ADD which opens up a window for details
4) Give name, and select "Client Required Interface" as Role and give IP4 and its gateway in corresponding fields.
5) Save the config and exit.
6) Use this configuration for "PrepareToRestore" and continue further BMR restore process.


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Henley top in pink from MIH Jeans. This cotton-linen blouse features a round collar, front button closure on the center bodice, long sleeves with a single button fastening and a floral print design throughout.
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You have 14 days from receiving your order to return the item to the boutique using our free returns pick-up service. We strongly recommend that you book your free returns pick-up within 7 days of receiving your order to ensure that it arrives back to the boutique in time. Please note for standard orders we can only collect returns from the same country to which your order was delivered. For click and collect orders we can collect your return from the country your order was delivered to and also the country of the original boutique you ordered from. We are unable to accept returns of earrings for hygiene reasons. We are also unable to accept returns of fine Jewellery. Click here to read our full returns policy.
Tony O'Gorman launched London-based MiH Jeans with one aim - to create the best-fitting jeans around. Founded in the 1960s, the cult denim label was a favorite of style icons Jane Birkin and Farrah Fawcett. Now under the creative control of goddaughter Chloe, MiH's designs have been revitalized with an on-trend retro-chic vibe.
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Mac malware: Over-hyped or underrated?
Are the days of Mac security supremacy over — or did they ever really exist at all? Either way, there's a two-fold threat to Mac users
Are the days of Mac security supremacy over — or did they ever really exist at all? Either way, there's a two-fold threat to Mac users
Further analysis of Flashback has postulated that even after the release of patches and the media attention devoted to the malware, the number of infections could be increasing, rather than decreasing.
In a pair of candid blog posts, a member of Oxford's network security staff says the Flashback malware episode is the worst they've seen since the Blaster worm of 2003. And Apple is "making minimal effort" and "putting customers at risk."
The Flashback Trojan assault on 650,000 Macs should make the Apple world sit up and start taking security seriously, says Rik Ferguson
A pair of high-profile malware attacks have given Apple a crash course in security response. Based on recent actions, 70 million current Mac owners have a right to expect much more from Apple than they're getting today.
Hackers have targeted Apple users with a fresh Mac OS X Trojan, weeks after Apple released two OS X updates to combat the Flashback Trojan.The SabPub Trojan is being controlled from a website hosted in Fremont, California, security company Kaspersky said in a blog post on Saturday.
At least 600,000 Macs were infected by the Flashback Trojan. Did Apple fail to protect its users? Or were users defeated by their own misguided fantasies of invulnerability?
In its ongoing battle against the widespread Flashback malware attack, Apple has released a standalone removal tool. The utility is available only for users of the most recent version of OS X who have chosen not to install Java.
Apple releases patch Thursday to curb Flashback malware, but one analyst says platform likely to come under "deep scrutiny" by cybercriminals and this could lead to more attacks in future.
Apple today released an update to its Java component that removes known versions of the Flashback malware. In a separate study, Symantec reported that it counted only 270,000 infected Macs, down from a high of 600,000 last week.
The software automatically detects and quarantines the Trojan thought to have infected up to 600,000 Macs, according to F-Secure, which has said it is surprised Apple has not moved to counter the OS X botnet more comprehensively
Flashback has brought the issue of security on Macs to the forefront of everyone's mind, and it's probably the best thing that could have happened for Mac users.
If Apple doesn't act swiftly and decisively on Flashback its squeakily clean image as the malware-free computer platform will quickly become tarnished.
Apple is developing a tool to detect and remove the Flashback Trojan that has infected over 600,000 Macs. In the meantime, here are some alternatives for both detecting and removing the malware.
Flashback could now be considered a pandemic larger than Conficker when you consider the number of Macs that are in use.
The infection of more than 600,000 Macs by Flashback highlights the fact that all software contains bugs, even Apple's. But will this destroy OS X's reputation as a safe platform?
Most modern Macs have Java installed, so they could be vulnerable to the Flashback. While Apple posted a security fix for Mac OS X Lion and Mac OS X Snow Leopard, there are many millions of Macs running older software. Still there's an easy way to prevent a Java drive-by attack, besides pulling the plug.
The Flashback Trojan botnet reportedly controls over 600,000 Macs. Thankfully, Apple yesterday released a patch for Java, which the Trojan exploits, so make sure you install it.
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We've featured stories before of the sometimes excessive zeal with which the NYPD deals with cyclists caught riding on the sidewalk or jumping red lights – not to mention those who have done nothing wrong whatsoever. Such stories also get a lot of coverage in local media, so it's unsurprising if a passer-by might be tempted to give a bit of stick to a cyclist they see getting ticketed. After all, what's the worse that can happen?
Well, according to this video posted to YouTube, quite a lot, such as getting surrounded by officers after back-up arrived quickly, getting stuck in handcuffs and, according to Gothamist, charged with "harassment, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest".
The initial crime? Telling the cyclist, who was being issued with a ticket for cycling on the sidewalk, "You're a grown man, you know better than that!" Unlike the police officers, the cyclist didn't seem too upset by the remark, replying: "I just got my training wheels off and I'm afraid of the streets!" As the Gothamist points out when it comes to cyclist harrassing the NYPD clearly take a dim view of any competition – even from people cracking harmless jokes.
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JAIPUR: The long-awaited ropeway connecting Kanak Vrindavan to Jaigarh & Nahargarh forts still remains a distant dream for the Jaipur Development Authority.
According to JDA officials, it will take at least one more year to start the project as environment clearance is a time-consuming process.
On Monday, the JDA has applied for a certificate which will be issued by the district collector as per guidelines issued by the Union government under Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006. "Once 'no objection certificate' from the district collector is received, we will apply for the forest clearance," said an official.
"It will take at least more than a year to receive both forest and environmental clearance," he said.
For seeking forest clearance, the JDA will submit certificates, undertaking and project details attached with the diversions proposals to the forest department, he said.
An original G T sheet on a 1:500000 scale map showing the required forest land and adjoining boundary of forests land with complete index will be submitted. Also, geo-reference boundary in shape file and a digital map along with a hard copy duly authenticated by competent authority in the state government of the forest land proposed for diversion, prepared by using total stations or differential GPS is required. "The documentation required for clearance is completed. Recently, a private company, which will operate the ropeway, has submitted a digital survey," said an official.
Apart from this, a certified revenue (Khasra) map and certified zamindari copy of forest land will be submitted. Also, documents regarding total land details required for project showing forest and non-forest and showing measurement in hectares will be submitted. "After a survey it is estimated that 2.84 hectares of JDA and forests land will be required for the project," he said.
Undertaking to provide equivalent non-forest land for raising compensatory afforestation have to be submitted to get approval. "The file has been forwarded to zone commissioner and the JDA will soon identify the landing this regard," said an official.
The eleven-year-old proposal recently received a nod from the empowered committee of the Supreme Court. The National Board of Wildlife had also given clearance to the project.
According to officials, the project cost is likely to escalate because of the huge delay. "Earlier, the estimated cost of the project was around Rs 11.5 crore. It is expected that the revised cost will be around Rs 17.5 crore," said the official.
The length of the proposed ropeway is 1.5 km and elevation difference between both the terminals is 200 metres. It will be operated on Built-Operate-Transfer (BOT) basis and the lease will be effective for 30 years. A Kolkata-based company, Damodar Ropeways and Construction Company, will handle the ropeway.
According to the official, the project was moving at a snail's pace as the forest department said it would damage the forest land.
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Yesterday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans heard oral arguments in the case of Texas death row prisoner Rodney Reed. This is the first time that this court has reviewed the case.
Wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death in Florida 40 years ago, this remarkable man of faith was exonerated—and then dedicated the remaining decades of his life to the poetic advocacy of racial justice in America.
WE LOST a freedom fighter, a poet, a friend and a beautiful soul a few days ago in Chicago. Delbert Tibbs passed away in his home on November 23.
Delbert was known to people around the world as a witness to the barbarism of the death penalty system in the U.S. and an activist against it. Delbert spent three years on Florida's death row until he was found innocent and exonerated.
Delbert was born in Mississippi to tenant farmer parents--when he was 12, he and his mother moved to Chicago. While traveling the country in 1974, Delbert was stopped and questioned by police in Florida about the rape of a teenaged woman and the murder of her companion, both of them white.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – They didn't get to watch their children grow up into young adults. They missed saying goodbye to grandparents, and in one case, a father, before those loved ones passed away.
But three women who were released from prison on Monday after spending more than a decade behind bars – for crimes they say they didn't commit – said they relished their new-found freedom and would continue fighting for their full exoneration.
This past August, the Lafayette-based IND Monthly published a story about a 54-year-old man named Bill Winters, incarcerated at a medium-security prison in Epps, Louisiana. Winters, who is black, was arrested in June 2009, after he drunkenly entered an unlocked oncologist's office on a Sunday morning, setting off a security alarm. When police arrived, he had rummaged through a desk drawer, and was in possession of a box of Gobstoppers candy. Winters was convicted of simple burglary a week before Thanksgiving, and given a seven-year prison sentence—hardly a slap on the wrist.
After close to 42 years in solitary confinement, Herman Wallace is free. Wallace is dying of liver cancer, with days if not hours to live at the time of this writing. In a stunning legal ruling, Judge Brian A. Jackson of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana ordered Wallace's release by overturning his 1974 murder conviction. As he lies dying, Herman Wallace knows that after a lifetime of enduring the torture of solitary confinement for a crime he did not commit, he is now a free man.
We recently marked the two year anniversary of the murder of Troy Davis by the state of Georgia. We will always remember Troy, his sister Martina, and the incredible fight to save his life. We continue the struggle for justice for Troy and for all the other Troy Davis'.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel apologized Wednesday for the torture of black suspects by former Area 2 Commander Jon Burge and his cohorts after the City Council approved $12.3 million in additional settlements to alleged torture victims.
Emanuel issued the apology that victims' attorneys have long demanded after authorizing a third round of settlements that spared former Mayor Richard Daley from answering questions under oath.
Identical, $6.15 million settlements will go to Ronald Kitchen and Marvin Reeves, who spent 21 years in prison for a 1988 murder of five they did not commit, only to be released and exonerated in 2009.
Kitchen's lawsuit alleged that he was arrested after an erroneous tip from a convicted burglar-turned-jailhouse informant and was beaten by police with a phone book and a telephone receiver and had his genitals bashed with a nightstick during 16 hours of questioning.
"I am sorry this happened. Let us all now move on," the mayor said.
When I was on death row, I saw guys come to prison sane and leave this world insane, talking nonsense on the execution gurney.
I am death row exoneree #138.
There are 12 more people like me from Texas. Twelve people who spent years of their lives locked alone in concrete cages waiting to die before they were set free, exonerated for their innocence.
Eleven people have committed suicide on Texas' death row. All because of the conditions.
On February 26, 2012, Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old Black youth was profiled, stalked, then shot down in an act of racist vigilantism by self-appointed neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman.
Initially, the police refused to arrest Zimmerman -- an action that ignited waves of protest against the racial bias obvious in the attack itself and in the police's response to the murder. People took to the streets to demand justice for Trayvon, leading to the arrest and indictment of Zimmerman for second degree murder.
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- 1 pound small white beans
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I'm debating whether to keep track of the Lights Out storyline or not. I hadn't planned to originally, but since it picks up from the New Guardians storylines with the various corps being threatened I'll see. As if I need more stuff on my shelf to read...
I've been picking up some of the IDW compilations, and sort of wondering if it's worthwhile since the current titles will probably go into an IDW Collection at some point.
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A BRITISH MP revealed to be holding $400,000 worth of share options in an oil firm while sitting on an influential parliamentary climate change committee is also being paid $300 an hour to advise an Indian company building a coal fired power station, DeSmogBlog has discovered.
Veteran Conservative MP Peter Lilley has billed the New Delhi-based Ferro Alloys Corporation Limited (FACOR) for at least 220 hours of consultancy advice and is still working for the group.
It emerged in The Guardian last week that self-described "global lukewarmist" Mr Lilley, a director with Tethys Petroleum, was also holding $400,000 worth of share options in the company which is drilling for oil and gas in Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
As The Guardian reported, Mr Lilley is also paid by Tethys to attend meetings and provide advice and has received about £47,000 (US$75,000) in the past year.
The UK Parliament's register of members' financial interests shows that in the period from January to June this year, Mr Lilley racked up 228 hours of work for Tethys, FACOR and IDOX plc, a document management company where he is also a director.
The register shows how Mr Lilley was paid £37,696 (US$60,360) for 220 hours of "advice on the management and flotation of a power generating subsidiary" by Ferro Alloys Corporation Limited between July 2011 and June 2012.
FACOR is building a 100MW coal fired power station at Randia in the state of Orissa in eastern India to provide electricity to its ferro alloys plant, with excess power being sold to the grid.
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Corn, which looked like yellow gold when it hit $8 a bushel in July, is falling faster than the Dow Jones industrial average.
So it's no surprise it was the subject of a lot of talk last week when about 110 farmers from seven counties gathered in Greenfield for the Indiana Farm Bureau's District 6 meeting.
Before the ethanol boom, the market price for corn was about the same as it had been for 50 years, a little above or a little below $2 a bushel. Farmers were able to absorb higher production costs by producing more bushels per acre, and they got pretty good at eking a profit from a tried-and-true ...


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Lawrence E. Culver, 67, of Sandusky, was charged with failure to yield the right of way Feb. 15 in the collision with the vehicle driven by Craig D. Stoldt, 54, of Huron, at the intersection of Ohio 113 and Prairie Road. Culver's van went off the right side of Ohio 113 and hit a stop sign and utility pole. North Central EMS transported Culver to Firelands Regional Medical Center with minor injuries.
Matthew E. Woods, 18, of 23 Newton St., Apt. C8, was charged with failure to control Saturday after he went left center while traveling northwest on U.S. 250 and collided with an Ohio Department of Transportation truck at the intersection with Fitchville River Road.
Connie R. Garber, 66, of Lagrange, was charged with failure to control Monday after she drove through a patch of snow on Ohio 303. Her car went off the left side, overturned and stopped in a ditch. She reported minor injuries, but wasn't transported.
Tiffanee A. Jewell, 35, of 3899 West St., New Haven, was charged with failure to control Monday after she drove through an icy spot on Ohio 103, went off the right side and hit an embankment. Citizens Ambulance transported her and her passenger, Debra K. Wilson, 50, of 311 Woodland Ave., Apt. B, Willard, to Mercy Hospital of Willard with minor injuries.
Jeffrey C. Norris, 40, of Wooster, hit a deer Tuesday on U.S. 250.
Anthony D. Sinclair, 30, of 47 S. Kniffin St., Greenwich, was charged with failure to maintain assured clear distance Wednesday after he failed to stop at a Rome Greenwich Road stop sign at the Baseline Road intersection near the Richland County line. He went off the left side of the road and hit an embankment.
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A Chapel Drive resident reported his daughter received a threatening voice mail message on her cell phone Wednesday. The incident remains under investigation.
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The Richland County Sheriff's Office reported having Cory A. Stratton, 20, of 314 Crestwood Drive, Willard, on two local contempt of court warrants Wednesday. He is serving a 10-day sentence at the Huron County Jail on the initial charges of driving with a suspended license and speeding.
The Huron Police Department reported having Arthur E. Stallard, 47, of 3 E. Main St., No. 1, New London, in custody on seven local warrants Wednesday. He was charged with failure to report to jail and failure to pay fines and costs. Stallard currently is in custody at the Huron County Jail.
Deborah A. Claudio, 53, of 185 W. Main St., No. 3, was arrested on two warrants Wednesday and charged with passing bad checks. She currently is in custody at the Huron County Jail.
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Thursday, 28 June 2012
Hyde (United) FC
We recently posted some photographs of Hyde FCs triumphant tour of the town on an open-top bus following their success in winning the Blue Square North title.
I came across the following newspaper cutting showing an earlier successful trophy-winning season for the team when still known as Hyde United FC.
Posted by Dave at Thursday, June 28, 2012
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Attendance 10,000, wow bet the atmosphere was fantastic
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Prior to joining The American College in 2010, Nanigian was a researcher and PhD student at Texas Tech University. While at Texas Tech, he earned numerous awards including an AT&T Endowed Chancellor's Fellowship and a best paper award from the Academy of Financial Services for his joint work on the impact of redemption fees on mutual fund performance. Prior to joining Texas Tech, Nanigian was an MBA student at the University of California, Irvine's Merage School of Business, where he was also a Charles D. Martin Endowed Polaris Fellow. Prior to being a full-time MBA student at UC Irvine, Nanigian was a BBA student at San Diego State University and worked for a discount brokerage house and a full-service financial planning firm.
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Texas Tech University
Supporting Field: Economics
Dissertation title: Three Essays on Mutual Funds
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Master of Business Administration, Emphasis in Finance
University of California
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Assistant Professor of Investments
Bryn Mawr, PA, 2010 – 2013
Texas Tech University
Research Assistant
Lubbock, TX, 2007 – 2010
Professor Nanigian discusses the benefits of low-beta investing in his current Investment Management column in the Journal of Financial Planning. Read more.
Professor Nanigian will present Redemption Fees: Reward for Punishment in the opening session at the Fifth Annual Applied Finance Conference of the Financial Management Association International, which will be held on May 15 at St. John's University in New York City.
Dr. Nanigian recently discussed Mutual Funds on Ron Nawrocki's Wealth DNA Radio Show. Listen to the show.
Professor Nanigian examines the drivers of risk tolerance with Michael Guillemette (University of Missouri) in the Financial Services Review, (March 31, 2014). Read more.
Dr. Nanigian explores and discusses new perspectives on the active versus passive debate in his current Investment Management column in the Journal of Financial Planning. Read more.
Dr. Nanigian elaborates on his article, R² and the Benefits of Multiple-Fund Portfolios. Watch the video.
Many of the unpublished versions of Dr. Nanigian's research papers are available for free download from his Social Science Research Network Author Page.
"What determines risk tolerance?" with Michael Guillemette, Forthcoming in the Financial Services Review, (March 31, 2014). Read More.
"Why do mutual fund expenses matter?" Financial Services Review, 21(3) (Fall 2012). Read More. Read the Practitioner's Summary.
"The Impact of Passive Investing on Corporate Valuations," with Michael S. Finke and Eric J. Belasco, Managerial Finance, 38 (11) (November 2012), 1067 - 1084. Read more. Read the Practitioner's Summary
"Advice on Mutual Fund Selection," Journal of Financial Services Professionals, 66(5) (September 2012), 72 – 76.
"Sustainable Withdrawal Rates from Retirement Portfolios: The Historical Evidence on Buffer Zone Strategies," with Walter Woerheide, Journal of Financial Planning, 25(4) (April 2012), 46 - 52. Read more.
"A More Informative Measure of Active Fund Performance," Journal of Financial Planning, 24(11) (November 2011), 54 – 60. Read more.
"R² and the Benefits of Multiple-Fund Portfolios," with Dale L. Domian. Working Paper. Read more.
"Low-Beta Investing with Mutual Funds." Financial Services Review Article. Read More.
"Redemption Fees: Reward for Punishment," with Michael S. Finke and William Waller. Working Paper. Read more.
Follow Professor Nanigian's latest research by subscribing to his RSS feed.
Professor Nanigian discusses the benefits of low-beta investing in his current Investment Management column in the Journal of Financial Planning. Read more.
Dr. Nanigian recently discussed Mutual Funds on Ron Nawrocki's Wealth DNA Radio Show. Listen to the show.
"5 Things You Should Know About Target-Date Funds," Interest.com, July 15, 2013. Read more.
"Why Hyperactively Managed Funds Outperform," Research Magazine, July 2013. Read more.
"What Are Defensive Stocks," FoxBusiness.com, May 2, 2012. Read more.
"In With the Old," Insight Magazine (The official magazine of the Illinois CPA Society), Winter 2011, 18 – 20. Read more.
"Mixed Impact on Consumers From Fed's 'Twist'," The Associated Press (featured in 188 newspapers), September 22, 2011. Read more.
"Deal or No, the U.S. May Be Downgraded: Why Investors Can't Rest Easy in the Short Term," Time.com, August 2, 2011. Read more.
"Indexing Artificially Boosts a Stock's Price: Study," Financial-Planning.com, June 24, 2011. Read more.
"The Fee That Makes You Money," bankingmyway.com. Read more.
"New Perspectives on the Active versus Passive Debate," Journal of Financial Planning. Read more.
Fundamentals of Investments for Financial PlanningCo-Authored by David Nanigian
Covers various aspects of the principles of investments and their application to financial planning. Discusses risk analysis and risk and return computations. Looks at stocks, bonds, investment companies, options, and futures contracts. Includes an extended discussion of tax issues in investing, as well as of issues in the practice of portfolio management, including strategic and tactical asset allocation. Provides many examples of ethical and practical issues in managing a client's portfolio.
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GS 819 Mutual Funds: Analysis, Allocation, and Performance Evaluation
GS 811 Security Analysis and Portfolio Management


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Darwin's theory of evolution leads inevitably to atheism. John F.
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Divergent views on evolution
Genes, Genesis and God: Values and Their Origins in Natural and Human History, by Holmes RolstonTaking Darwin Seriously: A Naturalistic Approach to Philosophy, by Michael RuseEvolutionary and Molecular Biology: Scientific Perspectives on Divine Action Series (Vol. 3), edited by Robert J. Russell, William Stoeger and Francisco Ayala
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The 20th century began in Sarajevo and it will end in Sarajevo." That saying, current during the war in Bosnia, wasn't too far wrong. A grim age that began with the 19th century's bleeding to death in a war sparked in the Balkans is ending, in places like Sarajevo and Kosovo, with the aftershocks of communism's collapse.
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While controversies over evolution continue to arise in some sectors of American Christianity, most mainline Christians have made their peace with Darwin. We may not grasp all the nuances of the scientific debate, but we have concluded that evolutionary theory is good science and therefore must be compatible with good theology. Darwin's name doesn't send chills up our spines.
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Introducing the ASU Energy Club and the Discussion on Arizona's Energy Future
It's a new semester, and with the homework assignments and amount of stress piling up, sometimes getting involved on campus can be a challenge. Plus, with the large amount of clubs and organizations on campus, it can be hard to choose which one is right for you. At the Club Carnival, you had the opportunity to take a closer look at several different clubs and organizations on campus, including the new ASU Energy Club.
The Energy Club was created to give ASU students and the community an opportunity to become actively engaged in a variety of issues facing our generation including energy policy, technology, sustainability, social issues dealing with renewable energy, and more. This club allows students to discuss, interact, and engage in a variety of energy-related issues and provides them with an opportunity to contribute their thoughts, opinions, and actions to these dilemmas.
By joining the ASU Energy Club, students will be able to network with like-minded young people and create long lasting relationships throughout their college experience and beyond. This club will open doors into the industry and allow students to take on leadership roles, speak and possibly work alongside industry leaders, take an active role in finding solutions to these global problems, and much more.
One of the Energy Club's visions is to introduce students to potential careers in the energy industry. Networking is extremely important in college, for undergrads, graduate students, and alumni alike —and it is one of the main focal points of the Energy Club. Another purpose of the club is to allow members to share with each other the latest advancements in energy research and gather students from different disciplinary backgrounds to shed light on these subjects and offer their input.
This club hopes to reach out to the students of Arizona State University and the greater community to address pressing issues that might otherwise go unnoticed. The Energy Club will be holding several events throughout the semester and year, including the upcoming panel discussion on "Arizona's Energy Future."
AZ Town Hall will be visiting ASU to strike up a conversation about what Arizona's energy future will look like. The panel will discuss questions brought up by the ASU Energy Club and all students are welcome to come and join in on the discussion. This event will take place on Thursday, February 2nd at the Memorial Union Ventana Ball Room A & B. For more information, visit www.asulightworks.com/resources/events. To RSVP online, visit http://www.aztownhall.org/CommunityOutreachPrograms.asp.
If you haven't already, join the Energy Club on these social networking sites to stay updated:
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This Excel tutorial explains how to create column/line chart with 8 columns and 1 line in Excel 2003 and older versions (with screenshots and step-by-step instructions).
Question: I have a question with Excel charts in Microsoft Excel 2003/XP/2000/97.
How can I make a column/line chart. I have 8 rows that I would like graphed in columns and 1 row that I would like on the same graph but in the form of a line. I have tried using the chart wizard, custom chart type called "Line - Column". This format, however, only allows 5 rows of data to appear in the form of columns. Then the rest of the data will default in to the form of lines. Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
Answer: The chart wizard in Excel is a good way to create the starting point for your chart. However, you sometimes need to perform some formatting after your chart is created.
In this example, we want OSD1 through OSD 8 to appear as columns and POA to appear as a line.
To do this, highlight the full chart and right-click. Select Chart Type from the popup menu.
When the Chart Type window appears, select Column as the Chart type and click on the OK button.
Now, in the chart, select the POA data series. A selection box should appear on all POA column objects. Right-click and select Chart Type from the popup menu.
When the Chart Type window appears, select Line and click on the OK button.
Now when you view the chart, OSD 1 through OSD 8 should appear as columns and POA should appear as a line.
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Two face charges nearly a year after Jason Ray's death
Updated: January 18, 2008, 3:58 PM ETBy Wayne Drehs | ESPN.com
Two men were arrested and charged Thursday for the accident that eventually killed Jason Ray, the 21-year-old former University of North Carolina mascot, who was in New Jersey as the Tar Heels played in the NCAA East Regional.
Gagik Hovsepyan, 52, of Paramus, N.J. and his 25-year-old son Armen Hovsepian, also of Paramus, were charged, Bergen County prosecutor John Molinelli announced.
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Another great marathon training run from GVHIn full: Relaxed, friendly, varied and interesting course... a great training run on a BITTERLY cold morning. Hot tea and cake at the end. Couldnt ask for more. Thanks very much GVH, see you at the 20.Date of review: February 25, 2013
In short: Fantastic marshalls, well organised race HQIn full: This is a very well organised race along quiet roads with only mild undulations - much less challenging than say the Hemel 20. Lots of marshals and good support in the village and plenty of water stations. Race HQ is excellent with good changing facilities, bag drop and cake/sandwiches stall. Received the best goodie bag I've ever had on any race.Only organisation hiccup was the parking; queued for 20 minutes to get in and the marshalls were a bit thin on the ground. Also much further away than the 10 minutes stated!One negative (not the organisers fault); I was very disappointed to see just how much litter (mainly empty gel packets) were dropped by runners. One local in the village I saw was understandably disgusted but it wasn't just there; especially on the second lap there were empty packets everywhere. There's no need for it. Perhaps the race organisers can encourage/threaten but as runners we do need to be better behavedDate of review: February 17, 2013
In short: Brilliant race in appalling conditions In full: Freezing rain for the first hour, roads flooded ankle deep, the conditions were so bad it was great - the most enjoyable run I've had this year. A huge thank you to fantastic marshalls and organisers who remained cheerful throughout. This remains my favourite race in the calendar, looking forward to 2013 if my kit dries out in time!Date of review: November 4, 2012
In short: Gorgeous trail race through wonderful and varied sceneryIn full: A big thanks to the organisers. This is my second time on the half marathon course. A very very friendly bunch of people at race HQ. (race HQ is excellent by the way) Maybe because it is off road, largely unmarked and definitely not suitable for a PB, my fellow runners were also extremely friendly and I chatted to more people on the course than I ever have at any race before. No problems with getting lost on route thanks to the course being uploaded on my GarminThe downs themselves are of course beautiful but it was the range of terrain and scenery that made it very special. It was hard as nails today due to the 25C+ temperature. Only potential improvement would be more water stations... only 2 on a half marathon course in this heat was an issue, though to be fair it was clear on pre-race instructions that this was the case so I should have brought more liquid with me.A great race, thank you!Date of review: September 9, 2012
In short: Thanks for another super half marathonIn full: As ever, this is a fantastic race. Glorious scenery, two very tough hills at mile 8 and 11 and excellent organisation. The race I always look forward to each year, thank you Marlow Striders and all marshalls and helpersDate of review: November 6, 2011
In short: Incredibly well organised with great supportIn full: Surprised by how big this race was. Everything was immaculately organised and lots of marshalls making safe what would otherwise have been a tricky route. Lots of support out on the course and at the finish and the most generous goodie bag I've ever had anywhere. Thank you to Handy Cross Runners and Grant and Stone!Date of review: July 17, 2011
In short: Well done again, well organised and supported as alwaysIn full: Much more expensive this year, but as its now being run by a charity and the proceeds go to them I didn't mind paying the extra. This is my local race; the first 5k is very hilly through beautiful Chilterns woodland, the second 5k is flat through Prestwood village. Parking is easy, the new "vest chips" worked well and all in all very pleasant.Date of review: May 16, 2011
In short: Really well organised, great route, thank you!In full: Course is actually 20.2 miles with a rather steep hill at mile 15 so excellent marathon training. Great marshalling and nice warm informal feel to event. Staggered start a good idea but perhaps one improvement might be to call people to start line explicitly in speed order... I spend the first 6km trying to get past people who were much slower.It was a great event, thanks to all who helped organise it, Date of review: March 29, 2011
In short: Great organisation and a pleasant course - excellent pre Marathon runIn full: Very well organised (marshalls and signposting everywhere) and in location with plenty of parking. Some parts of course very nice. The hill at mile 11 was a bit of a killer. Well done and thank youDate of review: March 26, 2011
In short: Brilliant again, but now straining at the seamsIn full: Once again Marlow Striders did a wonderful job. This is a glorious course through Buckinghamshire woodland with 2 horrific climbs at mile 8 and 11. Really well marshalled and many thanks to all who helped out. Great support from local residents/spectators too. One of my highlights of the year. The race feels like it is getting too big now though with lots of congestion at race hq (though none on the course); 45 minute queues for toilets and big queues for hot drinks afterwards. Please dont let it grow any bigger!Date of review: November 7, 2010
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Spain tops South Africa for spot in World Baseball Classic Final
JUPITER — Ricardo Hernandez (1-0) pitched five solid innings, striking out four and only giving up one run Saturday as Spain beat South Africa 13-3 to earn a spot in the World Baseball Classic qualifying tournament at Roger Dean Stadium.
Spain will face Israel at 5 p.m. Sunday. The game will be broadcast at 8 p.m. on MLB Network.
Yasser Gomez went 4-for-5 with three RBIs and Engel Beltre recorded and RBI and a stolen base for Spain.
Kieran Lovegrove (0-1) took the loss for South Africa.
South Africa survived four rain delays to grab the 5-2 win late Friday night in 11 innings against France.
It was South Africa's first win in seven attempts at the World Baseball Classic.
Paul Bell went 1-for-5 with three RBIs and a stolen base. Wesley Hoskins scored on a balk in the fifth off Thomas Meley.
Reliever Dylan De Meyer (1-0) recorded the win for South Africa after striking out three in two innings.
Sneideer Santos finished 1-for-2 with an RBI for France. Patrick Lemestre (0-1) took the loss.
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Michelle Williams Dismisses Beyonce Pregnancy Rumors
Michelle Williams, whom some may consider a close friend of Beyonce's, is denying rumors that the "Drunk in Love" singer is pregnant. We know Bey can't clinically be pregnant, but at least now we have a definitive final word on the subject.
Kelly Rowland Had a Boy
Destiny's Child Singer Kelly Rowland and her husband, Tim Witherspoon welcomed a boy into the world on Tuesday.
The baby is the first for the couple who got hitched in bucolic Costa Rica on May 9, after dating for 4 years. Congrats to Kelly and Tim!
Photo of the Day: Kelly Rowland
Songbird Kelly Rowland posted this beautiful Instagram photo displaying her growing baby bump. Unlike her barren Destiny's Child bandmate Beyonce who hid her alleged surrogacy, Kelly is proud of motherhood. The baby is the first for newlyweds Kelly and her manager Tim Witherspoon.
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Newlywed Kelly Rowland may be pregnant with her 1st child. The Destiny's Child member posted this photo on her social media accounts on Tuesday along with the caption "I'll be stuntin like my daddy." Many of Kelly's fans assume the baby is a boy… as if little girls don't wear Jordans.
Kelly wed her longtime manager Tim Witherspoon in an intimate island ceremony last month. Congrats to the happy couple (if true).
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Beyonce and Michelle Williams To Attend Kelly Rowland's Wedding in Costa Rica
Destiny's Child lead singer Kelly Rowland tried to keep her intimate wedding a closely guarded secret.
Sandrarose.com broke the news last week that Kelly and her longtime boyfriend, manager Tim Witherspoon were set to tie the knot in Costa Rica this weekend.
A Costa Rica newspaper confirmed that Kelly's bandmates, Beyonce and Michelle Williams, were spotted going through customs on their way to join Kelly at a resort where the wedding will take place.
Vindictive Beyonce Crops Farrah Franklin and Michelle Williams Out of Instagram Photo
Is there no limit to Beyonce's evil vindictiveness? After facing severe backlash from her rabid Stans for cropping fellow band member and 2nd lead singer Kelly Rowland out of a tribute photo to Aaliyah last month, Beyonce has done it again.
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Yesterday we came across a disturbing column that Norma Kamali penned for the Huffington Post. A couple hours after we published our analysis, a comment appeared on our site. The commenter claims to be Norma herself, and we've emailed her rep for confirmation. What did she have to say exactly?
I read your blog and I thought I really didn't get my point across. I believe juice cleanses are good for almost everyone, and I wrote "supervised." A three-day cleanse gets you on track for the proper nutrition especially to make the change from processed food to unprocessed.
The point I was making is that girls that model think about their thinness and don't think about what is healthy. I believe a thin, lean body can be healthy.
I want so much for all Americans to rethink the type of food they eat to maintain a healthy body mass. If you start clean and reboot, you get the best results. Then slowly bringing unprocessed foods like I suggested into your diet while maintaining the best foods program is a very helpful suggestion.
Ultimately if you read my blog again, you might see we are exactly on the same page. My goal was not to criticize the industry, but I am offering solutions that are healthy and work and are supervised.
I am holding a wellness event at MOMA on September 30, with experts in wellness, offering great solutions for all of us who are trying to stay healthy on a toxic planet, where fast food technology has taken over. We also have a calendar of Wellness Wednesday events weekly starting in the Wellness Café at 11 West 56 Wtreet. If you are in NYC, I hope you will join us. I look forward to meeting you and sharing our thoughts about the fitness, health, and beauty of everyone especially children, not just models.
-Norma Kamali
We appreciate Norma trying to clear things up (if this is in fact her, that is), but we still don't think her advice is very responsible. The implication from her column is that models should eat as little as possible — however healthy those ingredients may be — and exercise in order to burn off any excess.
We do plan on checking out this MOMA wellness event, however, and talking to her about this face to face.