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Got a minute? J.B. Tanner
Published: Sunday, June 7, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, June 6, 2009 at 8:43 p.m.
Editors note: J.B. Tanner is a former West Henderson High standout who went on to Chapel Hill. He played two years on the junior varsity mens team and worked his way up to the varsity team his junior year.
What was it like when you learned you made the varsity team?
Coach said we could try out for the team, and the tryout was about two weeks long. One day before practice, the coach said, Jack, J.B. and Patrick, wed like to keep you guys, so youre on the team, now lets go practice. You wanted to be excited, but at the same time, you knew you had work to do for practice. I was really excited ... I talked to everybody after practice was over and called my parents. Everyone was really happy. It was a great day.
What was it like playing with those guys in practice?
I had played with them a few times in pick-up, but once you get in practice, its a whole new ballgame. It was definitely more intense with the coaches riding everybodys tails. They are very good athletes. It was a lot of fun getting to go against that kind of competition every day in practice.
What were the JV games like?
JV was pretty sparsely attended, to tell you the truth ... we probably averaged about 50 or less fans per game. They were spaced out in the Smith Center, it gets kind of empty. But youre still playing basketball in the Dean Dome, and youre still wearing that Carolina jersey. It was two of the best years of basketball Ive had. I had a lot of fun playing those games, because you create your own energy.
What was your high score in JV?
I had 36 twice, so that topped my high school career high.
Describe coach Roy Williams.
Very intense. ... He very much knows what he wants. Very good coach, and a very good recruiter. Definitely has a system that works for him that he learned from Coach Smith. Hes had a lot of success at Carolina, winning two national championships in the five or six years hes been back. Hes a great coach, and thats displayed by the teams success on the court.
Who did you guard during practices?
Usually it was Wayne Ellington, and I split time with Ty Lawson. Those were my two main assignments. Then, of course, there was Danny (Green) and Will Graves, anyone who played the 1-2-3 position.
What was it like guarding Ty?
You have do to your best to stay in front of him. You had to think one step ahead of him, if thats possible, and even that doesnt make a difference. It seems like an impossible task, but you have fun doing it each and every game.
What was it like first stepping onto the court at the Dean Smith Center?
It was really, really big. When you come out of that tunnel, it just seems like it never stops. After playing JV, the first time I ran out of the tunnel with it full was Late Night With Roy my junior year. I got shoved up to the front for some unknown reason, so I led the team out on the floor. When you lead the team out of the tunnel with 22,000 screaming fans is pretty cool. That was my role for the past two years of varsity.
Describe going to Ford Field this year and playing in the national championship.
Talk about the Dean Dome being huge, Ford Field is humongous. That was a great, great experience. I had a lot of fun. ... Detroit was an OK city, not like San Antonio. But I liked the result in Detroit a lot better than the one in San Antonio (the year before). Its a field in the first place, so to put a basketball court in the middle of the field makes for an interesting scene. Its very loud.
When they started running up the score against Michigan State, what were your feelings?
The first half of the national championship game was a clinic on North Carolina basketball. Coming in at halftime, its like this for every game, me, Jack and Pat start taking bets on how much time well get. That game, you felt it coming. Coach did wait awhile before putting us in, but I was very grateful and very excited to be going in. I think I got a little over a minute, and against Kansas I got 25 seconds last year.
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Graded Winners Seek Garland of Roses Return
The $100,000 Garland of Roses Stakes is a modest event on the Aqueduct Racetrack schedule, but this year two graded winners look to return to winning ways in the six-furlong test.
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Joseph Shields Jr.'s homebred Classic Point, away since last November, returned to the races in fine form to post an upset in the $200,000 Inside Information Stakes (gr. II) March 21 at Gulfstream Park.
Merry Meadow, riding a three-race stakes winning streak, will face six opponents in the $200,000 Inside Information Stakes (gr. II) at Gulfstream Park March 21.
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Dance to Bristol, who won seven consecutive stakes this year to earn a trip to the Breeders' Cup, will be honored with a retirement ceremony at Laurel Park Nov. 16.
Groupie Doll shot down any criticism she wasn't the same this year with a game off-the-pace victory in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (gr. I) at Santa Anita Park Nov. 2.
When Ollie Figgins III sends out Dance to Bristol in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (gr. I), the Speightstown filly will be the second World Championships starter for the trainer.
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JUNEAU, Alaska — Rayda Tegen had a husband, five children and a $40,000 a year job in Tooele, Utah, for the nearly 20 years she was clean.
It's a stark change from where she sits now, wearing a yellow prisoner outfit and shackled in handcuffs inside a no-contact visiting room at Lemon Creek Correctional Center in Juneau.
A Juneau hiker was not justified in setting off two fur-bearing traps after she rescued an ensnared bald eagle, but she won't owe the trapper any money, a Juneau District Court judge ruled Friday.
Judge Thomas Nave found that trapper John Forrest failed to prove at trial that the hiker caused him any loss of income by springing two of three traps in question unnecessarily.
In John Forrest's eyes, anti-trappers have been springing his traps, stealing his catch, destroying his equipment and generally hindering his livelihood for years. The offenders have always remained faceless, and they've always gotten away with it.
"It's an ongoing issue," Forrest said of such incidents from the witness stand Monday in Juneau District Court.
Take a close look at the next Juneau Police Department officer walking down the street, and you might notice something missing from his or her belt: a baton.
That soon will change.
JPD is getting new batons in the fall. This time, they'll be collapsible, so the officers can carry them on their belts.
Most police departments across the country did away with the straight stick and side handle batons, which look like "big billy clubs," as JPD Chief Bryce Johnson described them, after the 1991 beating of Rodney King, which sparked riots in Los Angeles.
Kim Haskell, a 55-year-old Juneau woman whose medical issues require her to use a wheelchair to get around, was excited to pick up her new service dog at the airport last month.
"Isn't Kenzie a beauty?" she posted on Facebook in one of many photos she shared of the 2-year-old black Newfoundland.
"My girl on an outing to a baseball game. 3 more days before she will be here for some training. Can't wait!" she wrote in another post.
After working a long day, Cheryl Buchanan decided to take her dog, a 3½-year-old pug named Siri, for a stroll downtown as she searched for a late-night bite to eat.
The walk was cut short when Siri stepped on an electrical junction box. The box was left electrically charged on the sidewalk in front of the Walter Soboleff building construction site on Front Street. The pug was electrocuted and killed instantly.
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Talking about suicide with a person you think may be considering it is even harder.
"'Are you considering suicide?' Doesn't really just roll off the tongue, does it?" James Gallanos, a prevention coordinator for the state, asked 60 or so people packed inside the Juneau-Douglas High School library Thursday night.
It may be awkward, but directly asking that question saves lives, said Gallanos, who gave a free training session on a suicide prevention technique called Question, Persuade, Refer. QPR's motto is "Ask a question, save a life."
A Juneau woman's search for her stolen bike uncovered a stash of bike parts on a trail in the Mendenhall Valley.
Michelle Norman said the frame of her stolen Mongoose mountain bike was found alongside dozens of tires and wheels on the Under Thunder Trail beneath Thunder Mountain, several feet behind the Coho Apartments.
"There's literally dozens of bikes and bike parts right there 20 feet behind the apartments in the woods," Norman said Friday. "I don't know what the idea is behind it or what motivation they have to be stealing these or taking them apart."
JUNEAU, Alaska — The Juneau Police Department is having fun with its new Facebook page, posting old pictures of officers in uniform for #throwbackthursday, a video of their Ice Bucket Challenge, as well as informational items such as PSA's for the upcoming vehicle auction and regular Crime of the Week.
Searchers easily located a lost hiker stuck atop a mountain near the Mendenhall Glacier on Thursday when the 28-year-old man texted Alaska State Troopers a picture of his surroundings.
Troopers showed the picture to a Temsco Helicopters Inc. pilot who was familiar with the area, and the pilot found the hiker in less than 30 minutes.
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Bureau of Land Management chief Robert Abbey is expected to address the conference late Tuesday to discuss problems created by growing populations of feral horses. But he has said he does not support euthanasia.
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London's Country Estate, Chandler's Cross 236.9 miles away
Ofsted registered Kid's Club (Anouska's), indoor childrens pool
The Grove hotel is set in 300 acres of parkland and gardens. The former home of the Earls of Clarendon, has been sympathetically restored and stunningly recreated. 217 luxurious guest rooms offer stunning views over the estate. Interiors range from... more
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Berwick Lodge
Berwick Drive, Bristol 239.1 miles away
Babysitting service available on request
Berwick Lodge is a unique building, lovingly restored to its former grandeur by its owners, to create a stunning boutique hotel and restaurant recently awarded with 5 AA stars for guest accommodation. Close to Bristol and motorway links, the hotel is... more
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The Manor House, an Exclusive Hotel & Golf Club
Castle Combe, Bath 239.9 miles away
Babysitting can be arranged, pre-booking/advance notice essential
Sitting quietly in the Bybrook Valley in the picture perfect Cotswolds village of Castle Combe, The Manor House ticks all the rural country bolthole boxes. Michelin-star dining? Tick. Herbs and produce sourced from the kitchen garden? Tick. Luxurious... more
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Seckford Hall
Woodbridge 240.2 miles away
Cots & highchairs on request
Pull through the gated entrance of Seckford Hall and roll up the elegant graveled drive – first impressions of this Suffolk based hotel won't fail to make you giddy with excitement. The beautiful Tudor façade, with its old brick walls and huge carved... more
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Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa
Colerne, Chippenham 243.0 miles away
Baby sitting service on request
Sweep up the mile-long drive past the beeches and limes towards the grand entrance of 17th century country house Lucknam Park and you get a sense of the luxurious treats that await you. This Palladian mansion, held to be one of the finest British... more
Warpool Court Hotel
St David's 248.1 miles away
Baby listening service
Warpool Court Hotel is a haven of peace at the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, overlooking one of the most beautiful coastal stretches in Europe. All bedrooms are attractively furnished fourteen of which are sea facing. There is a... more
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The Montague on the Gardens
15 Montague Street, Bloomsbury, London 250.9 miles away
Child minding service
The Montague on the Gardens sits unassumingly in the heart of London's Bloomsbury, close to the British Museum and the British Library. Understated luxury seems to be the mission here, with rooms and suites decorated with lavish fabrics, velvet... more
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The Dorchester
53 Park Lane, London 251.4 miles away
Babysitting services upon request
During the twentieth century The Dorchester became the premiere address for visitors to London. Just about any star you might name has stayed in this Art Deco palace overlooking Hyde Park. In recent years the hotel has undergone a significant... more
The Capital Hotel
Basil Street, Knightsbridge, London 251.8 miles away
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The Capital Hotel, sitting on the platinum pavements of London's fabulously wealthy Knightsbridge district and a stone's throw from Harrods, is dubbed a grand hotel in miniature - retaining first class service expectations with a personal touch to... more
41 Buckingham Palace Road, London 252.1 miles away
Child minding, children's menus
41, on London's Buckingham Palace Road and opposite the Royal Mews, is five star capital hotel living at its smartest. Suites and rooms are immaculately decorated (you'll love the contemporary monochromatic colour schemes), service is impeccable... more
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The Rubens at the Palace
39 Buckingham Palace Road, London 252.1 miles away
Children's amenities and services
The Rubens at the Palace offers aristocratic grandeur combined with the latest comforts and technology. Overlooking the Royal Mews of Buckingham Palace, it's surrounded by London's most popular attractions, shops, theatres and museums. The... more
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- 4 nights for the price of 3
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Basingstoke Country Hotel
Scures Hill, Nately Scures, Nr Hook, Basingstoke 259.2 miles away
Babysitting and Child Care
The four-star Basingstoke Country Hotel is surrounded by mature woodland and provides a serene, relaxing setting for any holiday or special occasion. Just off the M3 yet surrounded by thatched cottage villages, it has 100 air-conditioned bedrooms,... more
The Woolacombe Bay Hotel
South Street, Woolacombe 275.5 miles away
Children's club, private babysitting by prior arrangement, baby listening
This luxury four star hotel is in one of the most enviable positions in England. Overlooking one of the finest beaches in Europe, there are 64 rooms on offer, six acres of landscaped grounds, and direct access to three miles of beautiful, golden... more
The Saunton Sands Hotel
Saunton Road, Saunton, Braunton 279.2 miles away
Babysitting Service, baby listening service
The Saunton Sands Hotel is perched high on a cliff with dramatic coastal views. The Hotel not only has a beautiful setting but commands first class facilities and outstanding cuisine. All bedrooms are luxuriously appointed many with panoramic views... more
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The Imperial Hotel
Taw Vale Parade, Barnstaple 280.0 miles away
Babysitting service, baby listening service
The Imperial Hotel is located in the centre of Barnstaple, overlooking the River Taw. A traditional Edwardian style hotel ideally situated for visiting the North Coast of Devon. The sixty three bedrooms are all comfortably furnished with some... more
Gravetye Manor
Vowels Lane, West Hoathly 280.1 miles away
Baby listening service available
This 17 bedroom Relais & Chateaux Country House Hotel near West Hoathly in Sussex, is set in 1000 acres of wooded parklands and gardens, famous for being created by William Robinson, arguably one of England's greatest gardeners. Enjoy glorious vistas... more
Highbullen Hotel, Golf & Country Club
Chittlehamholt, Umberleigh 285.8 miles away
Babysitting by prior arrangement
So, you purr through the Dartmoor countryside and roll up at Highbullen, the spectacular Mole valley views your backdrop. For a treat, you have booked the master bedroom, a frothy confection of French antique furniture, and have asked for champagne... more
Alexandra Hotel & Restaurant
Pound Street, Lyme Regis 295.3 miles away
Childrens playground
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Flackley Ash Hotel & Restaurant
Peasmarsh, Rye 297.1 miles away
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Flackley Ash Hotel and Restaurant nestles deep in the Sussex countryside, surrounded by beautiful woodland and rolling fields, on the outskirts of the historic town of Rye. A fusion of old and new, with a relaxed and informal atmosphere. The forty... more
Bovey Castle
North Bovey, Dartmoor 306.3 miles away
Childrens play area, baby listening service
Bovey Castle owned by the Eden Hotel Collection has recently received a £2 million restoration and refurbishment with the renovation of the entire ground floor completed in early 2015. The transformation has included both restaurants, with our... more
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Bedruthan Hotel and Spa
Mawgan Porth 332.0 miles away
Childrens play area, baby listening service, childrens room
Bedruthan is a multi award-winning hotel and spa set into a cliff above Mawgan Porth Beach on the North Cornwall coast. Two generations of the same family have cherished and nurtured the hotel for more than 50 years to give guests memorable... more
Soar Mill Cove Hotel & Self Catering
Soar Mill Cove, Marlborough, Salcombe 334.8 miles away
Highchairs, baby listeners, playroom
Soar Mill Cove is a superb family owned hotel which sits dramatically by the seaside, near the fashionable harbour of Salcombe and within two hundred acres of National Trust countryside, this is a walkers and country lovers paradise. The well... more
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Zimbabwe's government argued in an extraordinary Sunday Supreme Court session that it does not have enough time to prepare for local elections in the capital - an opposition stronghold - and that the vote should be delayed.
Zimbabwe's newly appointed Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku convened the session - from which the media were barred - to hear the government request. Opponents said the session, at which Chidyausiku appeared alone rather than with the entire eight-member court, was fixed.
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change is extremely popular in Harare, and victory in the mayoral and council vote set for Dec. 28 would boost its campaign to oust President Robert Mugabe in presidential polls due before April.
In papers presented to the court, Tobaiwa Mudede, a government official in charge of organizing elections, said he was unable to stage municipal polls with presidential elections pending.
Chidyausiku said he would announce his decision soon, but did not specify when.
A group fighting the government move questioned the validity of Chidyausiku's hearing.
"It appears he has already made up his mind without hearing argument or reading the papers for more than 15 minutes," said Edith Mushore, a lawyer for a group opposing the delay.
Harare has been run by a government-appointed commission for the past three years after the previous ruling party-dominated council was fired for corruption and incompetence. On Friday, High Court Judge Charles Hungwe ruled the government commission illegal, and ordered elections for Dec. 28.
Chidyausiku, a former minister under Mugabe, was recently appointed to head the judiciary after the internationally respected Anthony Gubbay was forced to quit after he received death threats from ruling-party militants.
Mugabe's government has been strongly criticized over alleged human rights abuses and a crackdown on the opposition that has escalated recently.
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text: Big Bear, CA, July 5, 2013 - U.S. Congressman Paul Cook says there are accomplished women in his district who don't get the recognition they deserve. He intends to change that. Representative Cook serves California's 8th District, which stretches along the state's eastern border from San Bernardino to Bodie. He's asking residents to nominate … [Read more...]


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Released: Oct 01st, 2005
Running Time: 88
Director: Christian Knight
Company: Sin City Teen
Cast: Kris Knight, Sean Silver, Keeani Lei, Cassie Courtland, Dick Nasty, Johnny Thrust (I), Georgia X, Nadia Styles, Goldie Coxx, Seth Dickens, Sativa Rose, Rick Masters, Courtney Simpson
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: All-Sex
The Barely 18 series celebrates its 19th birthday, though most of the girls still look as young as they did in volume 18. A hit-and-miss cast of young ladies work with a mishmash of male talent with mixed results.
Courtney can't stop looking at someone off-camera. Georgia X, Goldie Coxx and Kris Knight pull off some of the worst acting imaginable, even by porn standards. The lighting is poor. The editing is often sloppy.
Give Keanni Lei the trophy for most enthusiastic performance during her scream-like-hell d.p. with Rick Masters and Sean Silver. A hot scene until it edits way too quickly from the fucking to the cum shot, which seems to come out of nowhere.
When all is said and done, it's just another teen movie.
Retailing: The average teen title.


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British Passport Renewal Changes
|Effective September 9, 2013
We are making important changes to the way we deliver British passports. From September 9, 2013, you should submit passport applications to Her Majesty's Passport Office in the UK for processing. [Not via the British Embassy website in Washington anymore]. All the information needed to complete the passport application process, is available here www.ujnews.com/information/passports – address to send passport applications/renewals to is on this website.
If you cannot find the information you need on the GOV.UK website, please contact the Passport Adviceline in UK +44 300 222 0000.
You should avoid leaving applying for your passport until the last minute. You can apply to renew your passport at any time. Any remaining validity up to nine months will be transferred from your old passport to your new one.
If you are renewing your passport, you should allow at least four weeks from the date the fee is taken and all the correct documentation has been received. If you are applying for the first time or you are replacing a lost or stolen passport, you should allow at least six weeks. Your application may take longer if HM Passport Office needs to request further information.
You should not book travel until you have received your new passport. The British Government cannot accept responsibility for costs incurred if travel is booked and subsequently cancelled before the passport has been received.
You will receive your new passport and supporting documents separately.
The Home Office is the lead government department on nationality matters. If you have an enquiry about eligibility for British citizenship or nationality, information can be found at: www.gov.uk/british-passport-eligibility
If you need to travel urgently but your normal passport is not available, you should contact the nearest Consular Assistance team. In certain circumstances our staff may be able to issue an Emergency Travel Document but this is not a substitute for a full UK passport.
– Florida British Vice Consul-General, Miami
3 Responses to British Passport Renewal Changes
As a UK citizen and green card holder living n the US, it was with some trepidation that I applied to renew my passport by sending off the printed application form and photos etc via registered post from the US to the passport office in Durham (reg. post cost approx 17 USD).
I needn't have worried… I sent my details off on June 1st 2015 and my new passport was delivered today, June 18th 2015, by DHL. My old passport arrived yesterday via DHL too.
Super fast service
I was shocked and outraged to see that it would cost me $430 to renew my EU / UK passport. What the!!??? Last passport, ten years ago, cost about $100. Then I hear it takes forever to get the new pass book.
What is going on and why in no one discussing this?
Nobody is talking about it because it simply doesn't cost that much…I paid about £120, and my new passport arrived by DHL about 2 weeks after I applied. If you paid more you maybe went through a 3rd party expedited passport service? They're a rip-off!


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Jackson County residents continuing their education at Ivy Tech Community College will have another option for pursuing a four-year degree.
Ivy Tech and Trine University announced a partnership Monday that offers Ivy Tech graduates a path to bachelor's degrees at Trine, a private college located in northeastern Indiana's Stueben County.
The 3+1 pathways program will allow students to transfer credits taken during their first three years with Ivy Tech to Trine University for their fourth year toward earning a bachelor's degree in any of five disciplines.
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I Beg to Differ
The question is: How did I get that e-mail from Steve Leahy to Bill Virgin?
Well, Leahy was courteous enough to cc me on itbecause he mentions me.
He wrote: "So, between you and Joel [Connelly] who want to carp about the lack of leadership in the region, and Josh Feit at The Stranger who thinks we run this place, you can see my dilemma."
To which I say: Don't flatter yourself, dude. Virgin's right. You guys are pretty unimpressive.
Hell, as dead set against the monorail as you all were, we almost got it past you until the clowns running it fucked it up.


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WallFlower's Love
Chapter 4: Confession
Naruto was heading to Hinata house thinking about how to ask if she liked him as much as he liked her. "Naruto." Hinata said as she ran towards him as he stood in front of her house.
They started to walk to school. Naruto was wondering how could he ask if Hinata liked him.
"Naruto are you ok you have been awfully quiet."
"Oh, I'm sorry Hinata I'm just thinking about something."
"What are you thinking about?"
I was thinking about, Hinata do you like me."
Hinata blushed furiously. "I-I-I.."
"Do you like me?"
"I do like you Naruto-kun."
"Thank goodness." Naruto said pulling Hinata into a hug.
"Does this mean you like me too?"
"Of course." Naruto said holding her hand tightly as they entered the school grounds. There friend saw them together and saw there expression on there face and smiled brightly at them.
"Finally!" Kiba yelled loudly as they went to congratulate Hinata and Naruto.


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Cholesterol FAQs (cont.)
Should I only be concerned with my total cholesterol number?
Just knowing your total cholesterol isn't enough. Not only does the total cholesterol number need to be normal but HDL and LDL numbers need to be in the appropriate range. Normal total cholesterol associated with a high LDL may still increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. Triglyceride levels also need to be controlled.
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Technical Glitch Delays Air Force AEHF 2 Mission
[Satellite TODAY 05-04-12] The U.S. Air Force has postponed the planned launch of the Advanced Extremely High Frequency 2 (AEHF 2) satellite by at least one day due to a technical glitch that was discovered during an attempted liftoff, the Air Force announced May 3.
ULA will attempt to launch AEHF 2 on May 4 at 2:42 p.m.
The AEHF 2 satellite was supposed to launch during the afternoon of May 3 from Florida's Cape Canaveral Air Force Station atop a ULA Atlas 5 rocket. The launch team detected a flow problem in one of the Atlas 5's systems. ULA engineers weren't able to fix it in time to attempt the launch a second time.
The $1.7 billion satellite is part of the AEHF network, which will include up to six spacecraft. The new constellation was designed as an upgrade over the U.S. military's current Milstar system. The first AEHF satellite was launched in August 2010.


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I enjoy students of all cultures because we learn from each other. I've tutored people from various ethnic backgrounds and ages. I would describe my teaching style as pragmatic; one that adapts to the needs of the student.I started teaching English while I was a college student, tutoring at Wright College.
7 Subjects: including Italian, English, reading, writing
Chicago, IL
...I spent few months in Greece after having achieved a scholarship and there I obtained a contract as translator by a private institute. It allowed me to share my love for literature making authors known in other languages. After graduation I kept working as a Latin and Italian tutor.
9 Subjects: including Italian, English, writing, Latin
Zion, IL
...I live in Addison. I also have a certification in legal nursing. I speak Italian and some conversational Spanish.Hello!!
I am a native English speaker who also speaks Italian and conversational Spanish.
5 Subjects: including Italian, English, ESL/ESOL, NCLEX
Addison, IL
...I want my students to understand the information from all possible angles. The best way to do this is ask 'why?' about everything. When teaching languages (I offer English, Spanish, Italian, and French), it is necessary to spend as much time as possible communicating or attempting to communicate in the language learned- this is pretty intuitive.
37 Subjects: including Italian, reading, Spanish, English
Chicago, IL
...I tailor my lessons to each student, according to his or her specific needs. Having lived in Italy for twenty-five years, and having taught the Italian language in two public school districts for nine years and on a private basis as well, I feel that I have a great deal to offer students of all ...
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Robert Reece quit looking for his roots in distant lands that have not affected him so deeply as the history, culture, and people of Mississippi.
Shark Week: Close Encounters With Jeff Kurr
Perchance to Dream: My First Colonoscopy
Don't worry, Geoffrey Philp says. His first colonoscopy was like a day at the beach.
The Corn Curl Experiment
How long can a friendship last?
How I Became Obsessed With Sneakers
No one has ever sacrificed for his children like Jorge Alberto Foglia, may he rest in peace.
Guestpost #11: Becky Ferreira – Ten things I've learned from Josh Bowman
Becky Ferreira is a Canadian writer, comedian and raptor based in New York. She has been published in Popular Science, Bust magazine, Glamour, TheAwl.com and The L Magazine among others. Her fiction has been published in One Cool Word and flashquake, and she is an Upright Citizens Brigade trained improviser, and one of my closest…


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On the Persecution of the Assyrian Christians
What shamed me was knowing that, for the third time in my lifetime, my government was turning a blind eye to genocide.
On Valorizing Gay Marriage: A Response to Wesley Hill
A better approach is for us to caution as brothers and sisters in the Lord: We appreciate your faithfulness to Christ in abstaining from sexual immorality and your service of the church through your writings. Yet we are concerned that elements of an un-renewed, fleshly mentality permeate some of your thinking about "gay coupling."
The Episcopal Church: Undermining the USA from Within (and Betraying Christians)
The Episcopal Church is complicit in a Government program to bring in Muslim refugees from Somalia, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, because the Government pays it for them—but its largesse does not extend to Christian refugees.
[Bumped] Promises, Promises: What Now for the Loyal Opposition in Mississippi?
The Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi is on an irreversible path toward full-on celebration and normalization of homosexuality and transgenderism, and any other deviant sexual cause that becomes fashionable among the theological leftists who run the diocese.
Can Rolling Stone get us past the UVA rape of faith to the historical UVA rape?
I harp on Rolling Stone's UVA rape myth because the irony of an Easter retraction is just too rich. Journalists used the Christian celebration, one they flippantly discount as myth, as cover for their own lying. But it's just one example.
The Drunken Joy Ride of Emotion
Our desires and emotions are to be treated with extreme skepticism. Do not lead with them. I am not at all saying "don't feel them" or "all emotional experience is bad." Not at all. This is not Vulcan Christianity or stoicism.
Islamic Atrocities, the "Narrative of Redemption" and Christmas
The events in Sydney over the last 24 hours have not ruined Christmas. Nothing can ruin Christmas - for the coming of Jesus into the World is greater than any other event. If anything, the deaths of 3 people in the Lindt Café only serves to demonstrate just how wonderful and necessary Christmas is.
[Bumped For Very Obvious Reasons] 8.5 Things I Rejoice In This Post-Election Day
5) This isn't the Episcopal Church. Our country is far juster, far more interested in the rule of law, far more stable, far more popular, far less vicious, and far more conservative. It is completely within our power as conservatives—with God's help—to transform this country's political landscape if we so choose. It will be very hard and very long. The next two years will be appallingly painful. Every week or month, we'll be reminded of the judgement of God—and our challenge will be not to get angry, or despairing, or inactive, but rather to humble ourselves all over again, repent, acknowledge the horrible consequences of our compromises, corruption, passivity, and loss of principle, and continue turning away from the wrong path and seeking the right one.
Restarting the Game: Archbishop Welby Attempts To Hit The Reset Button
It's not a question of "how will the Communion divide"—that division, albeit internal, has already occurred. The further question is not "how can we all live together in the midst of our profound disagreements" but is rather "what is to be done with the Provinces which have engaged in intrinsically communion-dividing actions?"
Got Ice Water?
The idea that we shouldn't be able to indulge in something silly like the ice-water challenge because millions of African children are dying of thirst, says nothing about the wastefulness of Americans, and everything about the utter inability of Africa to take care of itself.
The utilitarian unity of burning at the stake and abortion
The Church thought it was sparing heretics eternal torment by burning them at the stake. Abortionists tell us they are sparing people from miserable earthly lives. Both ways, "It's for their own good."
Truro Rebirth Credited to Relationship Between the Rev. Baucum and Bishop Johnston
After more than ten years on the front lines of the Anglican wars, I have made a major change. This past Easter vigil, my family and I were confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church.
Is the Creed "the" Sufficient Standard of Orthodoxy?
The Creeds themselves, then, require obedience to Jesus Christ as the One Lord over all things. To profess the Creed but reject the word of God as revealed in the scriptures regarding marriage and sexuality is incoherent.
Stand Firm is 10 Years Old Today
In true Tom Sawyer fence-whitewashing style, I have minions who keep the site humming, while I sit in the shade chewing a blade of grass and complimenting them on their fine efforts.
Three Excuses for Bishop Salmon's Inexcusable Invitation
Can you imagine what Paul might say to this kind of hair splitting? The Galatians respond to Paul's letter: "Dear Paul, you wrote that the Judaizers are accursed and eternally condemned and that we ought not to listen to them because they teach a gospel that damns…but how about we let them preach to our pastors in training?
60 Theses on Real Integrity in the Anglican Church
The refusal to affirm a truth (particularly when it is a truth about God) is often just another way of denying it, but without taking responsibility for your denial. This is therefore a double dishonesty which only compounds the deceit.
The Week
Nutcase Tosses Other Nutcases Red Meat
9 It's very convenient when anti-Semites out themselves–makes it easier to keep track of them. That's especially the case when they happen to sit in the United States Congress. Behold the brilliance…
Behold the Sinking Ship
12 The neo-pagans running the Episcopal Church may have won a lots of battles, but they're still going to lose the war. In the process, a lot of Anglicans and other former Episcopalians are going to…
Going the Full Godwin
6 Would you like to know just how insane American politics have gotten? On my Facebook feed this morning, one of the three "trending" items was the explosion of righteous indignation about the alleged "Nazi salute"…
Trouble in Bakersfield
5 A popular School Board member in California has decided not to see re-election because it is now against the law for him to dissent from California's mandate about sex education in schools. Thus it is…
Liberals to United Methodist Church: Drop Dead (THIRD UPDATE)
12 The United Methodist Church in the western United States is dying. The Western Jurisdiction (which encompasses all U.S. states west of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arizona) is in a terminal death spiral, having lost well…
House Committee Prepares to Devastate Planned Parenthood
1 For the last several months, defenders of Planned Parenthood's abortion mill/fetal tissue business have been spinning furiously, trying to convince the public that it's all just a right-wing, misogynist conspiracy to prop up the patriarchy.…
San Joaquin Appeal Rebuffed by California Supreme Court
6 Our beloved Curmudgeon is off for a much deserved rest. He asked that we post this link until he returns and can update himself. I have held off writing about the…
Abortion "Humor"
1 Did you know that the sacrificing of children to Molech is a source of humor on the pro-abortion left? Yeah, I would never have guessed that either. For those of you with chronic low blood…
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Western Textbook Theory and the Developing Countries
This paper deals with the adaptation of traditional Western textbook economic theory to the problems of developing countries. It treats wages, rents and interest together with Keynesian and classical economy-wide models from this standpoint. The value of labour's marginal product will vary with the wage, rents with the land tenure system and interest rates with the size of and security on a loan. Inflationary Keynesian-inspired growth is likely to be unacceptable. Advance must therefore occur in a supply-originated classical manner.
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Tuesday July 24th - 3 days before the Opening Ceremony, Weymouth is ready for London 2012
Weymouth 3 days before the Opening Ceremony
Weymouth :)
Will this be the view for the Olympic sailing? I have a feeling it is more toward Portland
Weymouth, Nothe Fort, where the ticketed spectators will be
Welcome to Weymouth
Weymouth 'Park and Stride'. What used to be called a 'Car Park'.
Wed July 25th - Cardiff
Cardiff castle
Fans approach the Millenium Stadium
Cardiff Police out in number but friendly
New Zealand
Olympic Millennium Stadium - not a big crowd for women's football
Some of the NZ team supporting their teammates
Anthems for GB (white) vs NZ (black of course)
These are brilliant seats. 9th row! Our side of the stadium had more people than the other side.
GB coach Hope Powell
Game over - GB win!
The NZ team did a lap of the stadium to much applause from the crowd, good game from them
Team GB taking the applause and in turn saluting the crowd
Stadium TV cheerer-upper
Anthems for the second game - Cameroon vs Brazil
As the GB & NZ crowd thinned out the Cameroon and Brazil colours and drums appeared
A much more colourful and attacking game albeit over half the fans departed in the interval between matches
London July 25th - Mario Andretti ad at Paddington underground station
London July 26th - Awaiting the torch relay in Peckham
Peckham - Advance police outrides got cheers on the torch relay route
Peckham - A TV crew from Times Now, he kept talking about the Games in the context of South Asians
Peckham - The start of the torch convoy!
Police high-fives!
The torch!
London - the bottom of the new Shard tower by London Bridge station
Seen at London Bridge station
The Shard
The Olympic Rings on Tower Bridge! Tower of London on the right. MV Silver Cloud moored alongside HMS Belfast. As seen from London Bridge.
Looking North on London Bridge
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French Olympic HQ? Or maybe just dignitaries etc
HMS Belfast
Double Olympic rings!
Tower of London
City Hall
Olympic lane
Old Routemaster bus - seems to have been pressed back into service!
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Tower Bridge opening, rings retracted
St Paul's
Millennium Bridge from St Paul's to Tate Modern
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Royal Courts of Justice
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Covent Garden
Traders making the most of it
Leicester Square
Piccadilly Circus
Regent Street
Shaftesbury Avenue
Awaiting the Torch Relay on Shaftesbury Avenue
Chinatown Jubilee
Torch on Shaftesbury Avenue!
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Cyclists following the torch
To the Coal Hole to meet friends for a pint
The Shropshire chicken was very nice
July 27th - the cruise ship has gone and the sky is greyer
Oxford Street
Redevelopment at Waterloo - when did they do this mezzanine??
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Triathlon spectators
Triathlon fans in Hyde Park
His own grandstand
Triathlon speeds by
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Helicopters tracking the race
Hyde Park big screens
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Hyde Park
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Watching... Waiting...
Triathlon runners, Hyde Park
Diana Memorial Fountain
Albert Memorial
Royal Albert Hall
Natural History Musuem
Covent Garden tube.. it's a long climb
Looks nice
Covent Garden Olympified
Wouldn't expect this in London
Pandas in the Trocedero Centre
Camden Lock
Loads of food stalls from all over the world at Camden Lock, we were wishing we hadn't just had lunch!
Celine's veggie taco salad at The Diner, Camden
My excellent caesar salad at The Diner, Camden
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Mobile Device Safety and Security
By Nicole Dobyns, Instructional Development Services Graduate Assistant
The Department of Homeland Security sponsors Cyber Security Awareness Month in October. This month is dedicated to Internet and mobile safety. Staying safe with the Internet has become a common practice by many people. We all know to not open suspicious emails, or to not go to sites we don't know. We've also been told many times to change our password often. Why do you think we all have to change our ECOM and STARS passwords after so many days? It's a security thing!
However, with mobile safety, we don't always look at the little things that can be unsafe. First thing that I would like to discuss is location awareness on your mobile devices. A lot of times your phone or tablet will have the location awareness turned on since that is a default setting. It is up to you to change that setting. Just be aware that certain services, such as maps or the popular application Four Square, do not work as well when location services is turned off.
Many people do not think twice before downloading an app. On Android devices, you are prompted to accept permissions from the app for it to access certain things on your phone. If you are an Android user, it is a good idea to read through these permissions before downloading an app. With Apple mobile devices, you do not get to read through the permissions of an app, but they are relatively easy to find when you are in the app store. Usually a trip to the developer's website, and you can easily find the permissions for a particular app.
It has become common practice for QR codes to be found everywhere.
bestessaywritingservice.co.uk It seems that everyone likes to use these handy codes to relay information from videos to calendar appointments to websites. However, if you aren't careful these codes can be dangerous for your mobile safety. QR codes have been known to be attached to viruses or spam. Sometimes the viruses connected to these codes can access your personal information in your phone, or even send messages and other updates through your social media. If you don't want to be a victim of this, make sure the QR code says what it is going to do before you scan it with your mobile device. Or better yet, get a scanning app that will preview the website or video for you before it opens.
There are some simple things to think about as well when it comes to mobile safety. You do not have to answer numbers that you don't recognize. If the caller really needs to get you some information, they can certainly leave a voicemail. Be aware that there are many credit card scams via text message too. I have received a few of these pretty recently. Remember that your bank/card issuer should never ask you for any personal information like credit card information or your social security number through a text message. If you receive a text asking for this kind of information, simply do not respond. Notify your bank/card issuer immediately if you did give out some of this information. They can usually put a stop to fraudulent uses of personal information very quickly.
Another concern is whether or not you should have a passcode on your device. The passcode helps to protect your data that can actually be stolen if you are in a public place while using your device. If you have ever lost a phone or had one stolen, you know how unnerving it can be to lose all of that information. One nice thing that Apple does for its iPhone users is an option to wipe all the data on the phone after 10 incorrect tries with the passcode. Android devices typically don't have this, but your carrier can help you to do a hard reset on your phone if you forget your passcode. Android phones sometimes let you login to your Google account to reset passcodes if you forget it entirely.
Mobile and cyber security are hot topics right now. People are connected in many different ways. It is hard to keep up with all the safety, but it still important to keep all of your devices safe. Keeping your devices secure not only helps you, but anyone that has been connected to you through your mobile devices. If you have any questions with the above information please call us 309-298-3076 or stop by the Interactive Multimedia Lab in Horrabin Hall 104 for one-on-one help.
By Amanda Richards, Instructional Development Services Lab Assistant
One way to secure your privacy with mobile devices is to turn off your location services.
In order to turn location services off on an iPhone you go into Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Off
If you want to use location services for applications such as Maps and foursquare you can leave the location services on and go through each individual app and turn off their access to Location Services.
In order to turn location services off on an Android phone press the Menu Key > Settings > Location and Security
By default, Use GPS satellites are on. Uncheck the box to turn it off. This will end location based information for all applications. This includes location services for legitimate uses such as Maps. If you choose to turn your GPS off whenever you need to use your navigation application you will have to go back into settings and turn GPS on.
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I found solutions for both of my problems. I am posting it here for others, if they need it. Also, if you know of a better solution, please post it.
Tooltip title to not show: init(false) and the...
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Did you try the cls attribute?
xtype: 'panel',
id: 'panel_general_info',
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Can anybody tell me how to not display titles on a tooltip. I am trying this:
Ext.apply(Ext.QuickTips.getQuickTip(), {
maxWidth: 300,
minWidth: 100,
12 Aug 2010 12:06 PM
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Hello all,
I have an html dialog, with form elements (input type text, textarea, etc.) already made.
I would like to add ExtJS validation to it. How can I do that?
I spent searching the Net...
24 Mar 2009 12:17 PM
Thanks for the tip. I actually was doing the same as the form example but it seemed to me inconvenient that I have to create an extra form panel for it.
var panelCfg = {
id: 'mypanel2',
24 Mar 2009 10:12 AM
My problem is that what I have is in a form panel. Like this:
id: 'formPanel',
layout: 'form',
bodyStyle: 'padding:10px 10px 10px 10px',
region: 'north',
height: 120,...
24 Mar 2009 8:47 AM
Hello all,
I am trying to achieve the following layout:
LabelBeforeCombo: ComboBox LabelAfterCombo
Something like:
Display: (combo values="1,2,3") items
2 Dec 2008 1:41 PM
Jump to post Thread: Dialog behind wmv movie by rjanos
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Hello all,
I just noticed if I have a wmv movie under my dialog, the dialog goes "behind" the movie. I did set shim: true on the dialog (Ext.Window) itself.
Anybody knows how to avoid this?
2 Dec 2008 7:54 AM
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Thanks that solved it. :)
2 Dec 2008 7:31 AM
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Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately this is a 10 year old webapp with an old codebase and a multiple frame setup (remember the 90s?) so I won't be able to move to a Viewport just now.
It is good to...
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Is there a way to keep a dialog in the center while the page is scrolled down?
I have a page with two frames. One of them has a modal dialog open but the container iframe is scrollable....
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I did more than that. I moved the mask/unmask into specific functions and call them manually by clicking on a link. Works in FF, does not work in IE7:
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Hello all,
I have the following code:
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Thanks, that worked. :)
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I have a data view and it has scrollbar enabled (lots of content).
I would need to catch the scroll event. Can anybody give me an idea how would I do that?
6 Nov 2008 9:54 AM
Duhhh. Before I go and bang my head in the wall, thanks. That worked and I found out the reason.
The new yui-utilities sets the post header as UTF8. It didn't use to (1.1).
I am sending...
6 Nov 2008 7:46 AM
How do you un-minify a file?
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It is located in the ext-2.2/adapter/yui directory next to ext-yui-adapter.js.
Unfortunately I can not find it in the source code. The source/adapter directory just has a...
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Its not clear to me what you want to do.
For your tree panel and categories, you don't need to include them into a panel. Just add them directly into myTabPanel.items and add a region parameter...
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I am wondering what are the differences between yui-utilities in 1.1 and 2.2. version.
Is there a way to get to the uncompressed version of these files?
I have an encoding issue. The...
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Duhh. Yes, indeed. Thanks again. Will do.
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Thanks Animal for your response. I finally got it working. I didn't realize at first I can have a borderlayout in a borderlayout although you told me so and the help files mention it, too.
I did...
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Thanks for your response and explanation. I am new to Ext and just starting to learn about panels and the need of specifying a layout. Your explanation was very needed for me.
Also, I apologize,...
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I have the same problem. I cannot figure it out the height of my panel.
If I try it in the afterRender I get null.
If I try it in the show method I get 0.
Is there a way to get the height of...
8 Oct 2008 9:33 AM
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I use 'BorderLayout' for the top window, fit layout for the panel including the data view.
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Dana A. Kuhn, Ph.D., is a person with an expensive chronic illness. He is the founder and president of Patient Services Incorporated, which is a non-profit charitable organization that helps patients find health insurance and then provide or subsidize the cost of health insurance premiums/co-payments for persons suffering from specialized expensive chronic illnesses.
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Mandy Herbert was drawn to PSI in 2005 and has always had an increased personal interest for helping people with chronic illnesses. Since 2005, Mandy has contributed to the continued success of biologics and select oncology programs, led numerous funding campaigns, secured features in local and major national media outlets such as USA Today, aided in program development, and generated close relationships with industry and patients through marketing and fundraising efforts. Mandy received her BA in English with a minor in Psychology from High Point University in 2005, a Certificate in Non-Profit Management and Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2008, and her MBA in Management and Strategy from Western Governors University in 2015. She currently resides in VA with her husband and their son (who has mild hemophilia A) and daughter. Aside from work and school, Mandy enjoys date nights with her husband, playing with her children, photography, and hosting dinner parties for her friends. She is also an avid wine taster!
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HELENA, Mont. (June 18, 2013)—A hitchhiking cat named "Mata Hairi" will soon be home.
The cat's owner, Ron Buss, last saw his pet nearly 10 months ago when he let her out of his home in Portland,Ore.
Michael King later spotted her under a cafe table trying to stay out of the rain, picked her up and took her on a hitchhiking odyssey, to California back to Portland and then out to Montana.
In Helena, Mont., a veterinarian scanned Mata Hairi for an ID microchip and discovered she had one.
The vet contacted Buss.
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Important to remember that men can get breast cancer too.
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An estimated 226,870 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women this year. Where can you turn after a diagnosis? The American Cancer Society has several resources you may not know about.
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Translate: The brothers Grimm and the Hair of Devil
Brüder Grimm und die "Haare des Teufels"
These two are Peter and Olmir "Grimm" Straightfush (inspired Poker)
The inspiration came when he thought about making a truck to the challenge of [b] Thiago [/ b], but I really wanted to make a car. I wanted to do in Big Scale, but did not and decreases the scale.
I used my newly purchased stoats. BrickArms. The car's name, Hair of the Devil, came from a tale of the Brothers Grimm, The three golden threads of hair of the devil. : D
The "Hair of the Devil" and the brothers 'Grimm'
The Brothers "Grimm "
The Hair of the Devil
Edited by Rufus, 29 May 2011 - 10:57 AM.