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|Rutter: A Christmas Festival
John Rutter directs the Cambridge Singers, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and the award-winning Farnham Youth Choir alongside guest soloists Melanie Marshall, Clara Sanabras and Elin Manahan Thomas, for an unforgettable festival of Christmas mu ...» More
|Chilcott: Man I sing & other choral works
The world-renowned choral composer and conductor Bob Chilcott leads the BBC Singers, as well as internationally recognised soloists in these new performances of some of his best and most loved choral works.» More
This sampler disc seeks to give a flavour of the contemporary choral music recorded by Hyperion over the last decade. Whilst on one level it can stand alone as a tribute to the beauty of its composers' writing and choirs' singing, it also lifts th ...» More
|Journey into light
'This album provides a lovely programme of music. The Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge perform beautifully and the album contains a lot of wonderful ...» More


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Miami Central RB 5-11 192 Florida's Mr. Football is an early enrollee in Tallahassee after averaging 11.0 yards per carry and scoring 34 touchdowns as a senior. He led Miami Central to a Class 6A state championship.19 Raekwon McMillan Hinesville, Ga. Liberty County LB 6-3 235 An Under Armour All-America and an early enrollee at Ohio State, McMillan can blow up gaps from his natural spot at middle linebacker.20 Damian Prince Forestville, Md. Bishop McNamara OT 6-5 292 Prince has the quick feet and college-ready frame to line up at left tackle once he arrives on campus. He is an especially powerful run blocker who moves adeptly to the second level.21 Speedy Noil New Orleans, La. Edna Karr WR 6-0 161 As his name indicates, Noil is fast. Though his route running remains relatively raw, he seems an ideal weapon on quick patterns out of the slot. 22 Chad Thomas Miami, Fla. Booker T. 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Station Camp WR 6-3 195 Malone caught 71 passes for 1,404 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior after posting modest stats during his sophomore and junior campaigns. 28 Ermon Lane Homestead, Fla. Homestead WR 6-2 172 A former Florida commitment, Lane is an Under Armour All-America who will bring speed and explosiveness to the Division I ranks. 29 Quenton Nelson Red Bank, N.J. Red Bank Catholic OT 6-5 301 A powerful run blocker, Nelson led Red Bank Catholic High to a 10-1 season and an appearance in the New Jersey Non-Public Group 3 semifinals.30 Elijah Hood Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte Catholic RB 5-11 221 Hood put together one of the most dazzling statistical seasons in state history in 2013, rushing for 3,690 yards and 53 touchdowns as a senior.31 Deshaun Watson Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville QB 6-3 188 The dual-threat quarterback passed for 13,077 yards and 155 touchdowns and rushed for 4,057 yards and 59 scores in his distinguished high school career.32 Andrew Brown Chesapeake, Va. Oscar Smith DT 6-3 298 The Gatorade National Football Player of the Year, Brown had 93 tackles, 18 sacks and six fumble recoveries as a senior. 33 Jalen Hurd Hendersonville, Tenn. Beech Senior RB 6-3 230 Hurd went down with a season-ending shoulder injury in September. As a junior in 2012, he rushed for 3,357 yards and scored 43 touchdowns. 34 KD Cannon Mount Pleasant, Texas Mount Pleasant WR 5-10 163 Cannon has 4.5 40 speed and trusty hands. The dynamic wideout is a game-breaking deep-ball threat who should contribute immediately.35 Nick Chubb Cedartown, Ga. Cedartown RB 5-11 218 Chubb, a standout running back, rushed for 5,404 yards and scored 78 touchdowns during his sophomore and junior seasons at Cedartown.36 Lorenzo Carter Norcross, Ga. Norcross DE 6-5 235 A prized pass rusher who runs a 4.65 40, Carter impressed at the Under Armour All-America Game -- he led his team with six tackles.37 Solomon Thomas Coppell, Texas Coppell DE 6-3 263 Thomas had 78 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks and four forced fumbles during his impressive senior season at Coppell.38 Jamal Adams Lewisville, Texas Hebron S 6-0 199 Former LSU star Tyrann Mathieu gave a Twitter shout-out to this ball-hawking safety, who made 80 tackles and scored 16 touchdowns as a senior. 39 Damien Mama Bellflower, Calif. St. John Bosco OG 6-5 360 A physically dominant blocker, Mama was the Los Angeles Times' lineman of the year after leading St. John Bosco to a perfect 16-0 season.40 Damon Webb Detroit, Mich. Cass Tech CB 5-11 177 A former wide receiver, Webb was the U.S. Army All-American Bowl's selection committee's pick as high school defensive back of the year. 41 Dillon Bates Ponte Vedra, Fla. Ponte Vedra LB 6-3 219 The son of former Dallas Cowboys safety Bill Bates has elite athleticism: He runs a 4.51 40 and has a 39-inch vertical leap.42 Laurence Jones Monroe, La. Neville S 6-2 210 An Under Armour All-America safety who goes by the nickname "Hootie", Jones enrolled at Alabama earlier this month.43 Kentavius Street Greenville, N.C. Rose DE 6-2 267 A high-motor defensive player with raw ability, Street has the potential to emerge as a game-changing pass rusher at the next level.44 Jeff Jones Minneapolis, Minn. Washburn RB 6-0 198 The most valuable player in this year's Under Armour All-America Game, Jones rushed for 1,523 yards and scored 44 touchdowns as a senior. 45 Demetrius Knox Fort Worth, Texas All Saints Episcopal OG 6-4 287 Knox, who is likely to move from tackle to guard in college, has the right frame to gain weight. He also boasts good lateral movement and quick feet. 46 Will Grier Davidson, N.C. Davidson Day QB 6-2 177 The dual-threat quarterback passed for nearly 15,000 yards over his three-year varsity career. Grier threw for a national record 837 yards in one 2012 game. 47 Allen Lazard Urbandale, Iowa Urbandale WR 6-5 204 A selection in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, Lazard tallied 1,065 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns during his senior season at Urbandale.48 Ronnie Clark Calera, Ala. Calera ATH 6-3 205 Projected to be a safety or linebacker in college, Clark had the athleticism to do a bit of everything at the high school level.49 Curtis Samuel Brooklyn, N.Y. Eramus Hall Campus WR 5-11 180 A player in the Percy Harvin mold, Samuel has been clocked in the 40 at 4.36 seconds. He could make an instant impact in the college ranks.50 Braden Smith Olathe, Kan. Olathe South Senior OG 6-6 275 The stalwart bench-pressed three reps of 515 pounds earlier this month. Smith also moves well and shows good flexibility. 51 Erick Smith Cleveland, Ohio Glenville Academic S 6-0 181 One of three Glenville players bound for Ohio State, Smith is a sure-tackling, hard-hitting defensive back who should compete for early playing time in Columbus.52 Royce Freeman Imperial, Calif. Imperial RB 6-0 227 An explosive back from a remote part of Southern California, Freeman scored three touchdowns in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl against some of the nation's premier talent.53 Steven Parker Jenks, Okla. Jenks S 6-2 185 One of the most coveted defensive backs in the country, Parker is already built like a standout college safety. He led Oklahoma high school powerhouse Jenks to the Class 6A state title in 2013.54 Dylan Sumner-Gardner Mesquite, Texas West Mesquite S 6-2 197 A heavy-hitting safety who collected 141 tackles, three forced fumbles and three interceptions as a senior, Sumner-Gardner is an early enrollee at Boise State.55 Jalyn Holmes Norfolk, Va. Lake Taylor DE 6-5 235 Known for his tremendous speed, Holmes has the potential to become a star at the college level as he adds weight and strength to his already impressive frame.56 Thomas Holley Brooklyn, N.Y. Abraham Lincoln DT 6-4 299 A onetime Penn State commit before coach Bill O'Brien left for the Houston Texans, Holley compiled 60 tackles, seven sacks and a fumble recovery during his senior season.57 Edward Paris Mansfield, Texas Timberview S 6-1 200 Paris is regarded as one of the most technically sound defensive backs in the class of 2014. He could play either safety or cornerback at the college level.58 Nick Harvey Richmond, Texas Travis S 5-11 180 Harvey lined up pretty much everywhere -- as a wide receiver, quarterback and defensive back -- throughout his high school career. He is projected to be a cornerback in college.59 Travonte Valentine Hialeah, Fla. Champagnat Catholic DT 6-3 286 A Sunshine State star with impressive strength, Valentine racked up 85 tackles, 31.5 tackles for loss and 16 sacks during his senior season at Champagnat Catholic.60 Clifton Garrett Joliet, Ill. Plainfield South LB 6-2 222 Known for his ability to disrupts plays from sideline to sideline, Garrett amassed 139 tackles, 2.5 sacks and four fumble recoveries at Plainfield South as a senior.61 Budda Baker Bellevue, Wash. Bellevue S 5-11 178 The U.S. Army All-American was an Oregon commitment before reopening his recruitment earlier this month. An elusive athlete, Baker has potential as both a defensive back and receiver.62 Joseph Yearby Miami, Fla. Miami Central RB 5-9 177 Yearby rushed for 5,593 yards and 68 touchdowns over his high school career before going down with a fractured left fibula in this year's state playoffs.63 Dante Booker Akron, Ohio St. Vincent-St. Mary LB 6-3 210 Ohio's Mr. Football was a defensive force in 2013. Booker helped lead St. Vincent-St. Mary's to a 15-0 record and its second consecutive Division III state championship.64 Keller Chryst Palo Alto, Calif. Palo Alto QB 6-4 230 The starting quarterback at Palo Alto High for the last three years, Chryst finished his career with 7,325 passing yards and 84 touchdowns, 28 in each season.65 Christian Miller Columbia, S.C. Spring Valley LB 6-4 215 The Spring Valley star simply blanketed the field as a senior. He recorded 188 tackles, 25 tackles for loss, 24 sacks and four forced fumbles.66 Todd Kelly Knoxville, Tenn. Webb School S 6-1 190 A two-way star who has maintained a 4.01 GPA, Kelly was named the Gatorade Tennessee Football Player of the Year in December. He led the Spartans to a Division II A state title.67 Korie Rogers Buford, Ga. Buford LB 6-2 218 The U.S. Army All-American brought relentless pressure as a senior, finishing with 83 tackles, nine tackles for loss and four sacks.68 Artavis Scott Tarpon Springs, Fla. East Lake WR 5-11 180 An early enrollee at Clemson, Scott is a big-play threat who could help compensate for the Tigers' losses of wide receivers Sammy Watkins and Martavis Bryant.69 Treon Harris Miami, Fla. Booker T. Washington QB 5-11 180 The Florida Class 4A Player of the Year passed for 2,159 yards, rushed for 575 yards and scored 37 total touchdowns as a senior. He led Booker T. Washington to a second straight state title.70 Jackson Barton Salt Lake City, Utah Brighton OT 6-6 275 A big and physical presence on the offensive line, Barton anchored a Brighton squad that went 12-2 and earned a trip to the Utah Class 5A state championship game.71 Malkom Parrish Quitman, Ga. Brooks County CB 5-9 189 A participant in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, Parrish was a quarterback in high school who has the speed and burst necessary to be a star cornerback in the college ranks.72 Nyles Morgan Crete, Ill. Crete Monee LB 6-1 222 A three-year starter who went 40-2 at Crete-Monee, Morgan had 100 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, two sacks, two forced fumbles and one interception as a senior.73 Trey Quinn Lake Charles, La. Barbe WR 6-1 200 The prolific wideout broke Dorial Green-Beckham's national record for career receiving yards. He finished with 6,566 to go along with a state-record 357 receptions.74 Casey Tucker Chandler, Ariz. Hamilton OT 6-6 280 The big-bodied Tucker was a driving force behind a Chandler offense that averaged 26.4 points per game in 2013. He helped lead the Huskies to the Arizona Class AIA semifinals.75 Shaun Dion Hamilton Montgomery, Ala. Carver LB 6-0 241 An early enrollee at Alabama, Hamilton was a beast as a senior. He registered 119 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, four sacks, three interceptions, six forced fumbles and a blocked punt.76 Michiah Quick Fresno, Calif. Central East ATH 6-0 170 One of the state of California's most high-profile prospects, Quick played wide receiver and defensive back in high school. The dynamic athlete is undersized but explosive. 77 Christian McCaffrey Highlands Ranch, Colo. Valor Christian RB 6-0 193 McCaffrey tallied 1,858 rushing yards, 721 receiving yards and 46 total touchdowns as a senior. He helped Valor Christian to its fifth straight state championship. 78 Dewayne Hendrix O'Fallon, Ill. O'Fallon DE 6-4 264 Hendrix excels as a pass rusher. The O'Fallon star pressures opposing quarterbacks with a rare blend of physicality and speed. 79 Jeb Blazevich Charlotte, N.C. Christian TE 6-5 240 The hulking tight end is a can't-miss red zone target. Blazevich has the height and versatility to create and exploit mismatches in coverage. 80 Jaleel Wadood Bellflower, Calif. St. John Bosco CB 5-11 165 An excellent safety throughout high school, Wadood emerged as a prolific wide receiver as a senior. He caught 78 passes for 1,293 yards and 21 touchdowns. 81 Derrick Nnadi Virginia Beach, Va. Ocean Lakes DT 6-1 299 Nnadi is an imposing defensive tackle and a menace in the middle. The Ocean Lakes product presents a challenge for opposing blockers.82 Tanner Farmer Highland, Ill. Highland OG 6-4 315 Farmer shined during practices for the Under Armour All-America Game. Though he will pursue football in college, he was a dominant wrestler in high school as well. 83 Gerald Willis III New Orleans, La. Edna Karr DE 6-4 247 Willis committed to Florida over LSU during the Under Armour All-America Game. He racked up 15 tackles, three sacks and a touchdown in a single game last season. 84 Justin Brent Indianapolis, Ind. Speedway WR 6-1 196 Listed as a wide receiver, Brent also emerged as a rushing force in 2013. He ran for 1,315 yards and 18 touchdowns. As a junior, he caught 54 passes for 992 yards and 13 scores.85 Jerrod Heard Denton, Texas Guyer QB 6-1 193 A dual-threat quarterback, Heard led Guyer to a Class 4A Division I state title as a senior. He finished the championship game with 146 rushing yards, 97 passing yards and zero incompletions. 86 Josh Frazier Springdale, Ark. Har-Ber DT 6-3 334 A massive defensive tackle, Frazier has the ability to overwhelm interior linemen with his superior size and strength. 87 Dante Sawyer Suwanee, Ga. North Gwinnett DE 6-3 235 Sawyer has the quickness and repertoire of moves to blow past offensive linemen. He is an excellent pass rusher and can use his speed to stuff outside rushing attempts. 88 Zach Whitley Galena Park, Texas North Shore LB 6-2 222 Originally an Alabama commitment, Whitley changed his mind in early January and flipped to UCLA. The inside linebacker is now an early enrollee with the Bruins.89 Jalen Brown Phoenix, Ariz. Mountain Pointe WR 6-2 183 Brown's agility makes him a big-play threat every time he catches the ball. His leaping ability causes problems in the red zone, particularly against undersized cornerbacks. 90 Viane Talamaivao Corona, Calif. Centennial OG 6-3 300 An imposing frame and physical presence on the line, Talamaivao originally committed to Alabama before ultimately flipping to USC. 91 Keyon Brown Wauchula, Fla. Hardee Senior DE 6-3 240 Brown has the size to line up in a three-point stance and the athleticism to stand upright at the linebacker position. He could be used as a multi-purpose defender for Georgia.92 Mason Cole Tarpon Springs, Fla. East Lake OT 6-5 275 Blessed with a prototypical frame, Cole could be the next star in a long line of standout linemen at Michigan. He switched between tackle and guard during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. 93 Derick Roberson San Antonio, Texas Brennan DE 6-3 225 Roberson showed his burst off the line of scrimmage at the Under Armour All-America Game. The defensive end could make a college impact right from the get-go. 94 Jamarco Jones Chicago, Ill. De La Salle OT 6-5 295 Jones has the strength and agility to dominate opposing linemen. He could thrive in Ohio State's run-blocking schemes.95 Kenny Young River Ridge, La. John Curtis LB 6-2 220 A standout all year for John Curtis, Young was named the most outstanding player in the Louisiana Division II state championship game.96 Brian Wallace St. Louis, Mo. Christian Brothers OT 6-6 304 With a commanding physique and the technique to accompany it, Wallace could be Arkansas coach Bret Bielema's next great lineman. 97 Qualen Cunningham Chandler, Ariz. Hamilton DE 6-3 220 Cunningham's father, Rick, was an offensive lineman for Texas A&M in the 1980s. The young and versatile defender will follow suit. 98 Alex Bars Nashville, Tenn. Montgomery Bell OT 6-6 309 An athletic offensive lineman, Bars received scholarship offers from 24 schools. He should compete for playing time as soon as he adjusts to the speed of the college game.99 Brandon Harris Bossler City, La. Parkway QB 6-3 186 One of the nation's top dual-threat quarterbacks, Harris enrolled early and will participate in spring practice at LSU. 100 Austin Roberts Carmel, Ind. Carmel WR 6-2 210 The second-rated prospect in the state of Indiana spurned offers from a number of top programs before ultimately deciding to commit to UCLA.

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Is it possible to bind a foreign key relationship on my model to a form input?
Say I have a one-to-many relationship between
Car and
Manufacturer. I want to have a form for updating
Car that includes a select input for setting
Manufacturer. I was hoping to be able to do this using the built-in model binding, but I'm starting to think I'll have to do it myself.
My action method signature looks like this:
public JsonResult Save(int id, [Bind(Include="Name, Description, Manufacturer")]Car car)
The form posts the values Name, Description and Manufacturer, where Manufacturer is a primary key of type
int. Name and Description get set properly, but not Manufacturer, which makes sense since the model binder has no idea what the PK field is. Does that mean I would have to write a custom
IModelBinder that it aware of this? I'm not sure how that would work since my data access repositories are loaded through an IoC container on each
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Court reverses conviction for 2005 child abuse
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The state Supreme Court has reversed the child abuse conviction of a Las Cruces man for allegedly causing severe brain injuries to his 2-month-old nephew in 2005.
The court on [auth] Thursday ordered the child abuse charge against Daniel Consaul dismissed with prejudice so it can't be refiled. Consaul was sentenced in 2009 to 18 years in prison.
The case was prosecuted when Gov. Susana Martinez was district attorney in Las Cruces.
The court said there wasn't enough evidence to prove Consaul negligently caused his nephew's injuries by wrapping him in a blanket and leaving him face-down on a pillow while babysitting the child.
The court said prosecutors also didn't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Consaul intentionally suffocated the infant, and the trial judge erred in jury instructions.
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At least you have quality players in the two Americans still alive at the Australian Open (Lindsay Davenport and Andy Roddick). Both have a chance to win the championship.
But it's very surprising there are only two Americans left and it's late in the first week. That's French Open material.
But the Rebound Ace court is the surface that is most similar to clay. It's slowish and high bouncing. Andre Agassi has done well down here with the heat and Pete Sampras won a couple titles, but American men haven't exactly torn up the Australian Open since it moved to playing on the Rebound Ace. But this shows that this surface is like a hard court version of clay with the pace and the way the ball bounces.
Here's the thing: Was the 2005 U.S. Open an aberration for the men and how well they did? Forget underachieving at the Australian Open, did Robby Ginepri and James Blake overachieve at the U.S. Open? Did the stars just happen to line up right for them? Maybe in the months following the U.S. Open they have put pressure on themselves. We have put pressure on them to join Roddick as contenders to win majors and they aren't really there.
You need more than one major after you've had your first big breakthrough to figure that out. Let's face it, with the exception of Roger Federer, in men's tennis anything can happen. Any player can beat anyone else except Federer.
The sliding Williams sisters
Serena Williams, obviously, is not in the kind of shape you need to be in to go down to Australia, where you have to play seven matches in 13 days and the temperatures on court can be 120 degrees.
She got away with one last year, but now she is another level worse as far as her conditioning. You can't fool everyone all the time. In the last couple of years Venus, except for Wimbledon and maybe a couple other tournaments, has been very inconsistent.
For a couple of years the Williams sisters were predictable. They would hit the ball hard, hit a lot of winners, they were fairly fit and moved quicker than anybody on the circuit. Now what do they come to the table with? They don't intimidate as much, they're not as consistent, more injured, not well-conditioned -- especially Serena; Venus is in better shape -- the whole package is not as good. The only exception I can say is when I see Venus step on a grass court I see a different player, and I said that going into Wimbledon last year (which she won).
When somebody does defeat a Williams sister, how well are they really playing? It's no longer a great measuring stick if you beat Venus or Serena.
Because of their name it is still a surprise, but it shouldn't be anymore.
As for the lone American left in the women's draw, Lindsay Davenport should just keep her head down and feel in her heart that there is one more major out there to win, and keep plugging away.
She has a tough draw. Depending how it plays out, Davenport could potentially face four former Grand Slam champions in her next four matches (Svetlana Kuznetsova, Justine Henin-Hardenne, Maria Sharapov and either Martina Hingis or Kim Clijsters).
If Davenport wins the Australian, it will be by far the toughest of her Grand Slam victories.
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Kristine Barnett's son Jacob has an IQ higher than Einstein's, a photographic memory, and he taught himself calculus in two weeks. At nine he started working on an original theory in astrophysics that experts believe may someday put him in line for a Nobel Prize, and at age twelve he became a paid researcher in quantum physics. But the story of Kristine's journey with Jake is all the more remarkable because his extraordinary mind was almost lost to autism. At age two, when Jake was diagnosed, Kristine was told he might never be able to tie his own shoes.
"The Spark" is a remarkable memoir of mother and son. Surrounded by experts at home and in special ed who tried to focus on Jake's most basic skills and curtail his distracting interests moving shadows on the wall, stars, plaid patterns on sofa fabric Jake made no progress, withdrew more and more into his own world, and eventually stopped talking completely. Kristine knew in her heart that she had to make a change. Against the advice of her husband, Michael, and the developmental specialists, Kristine followed her instincts, pulled Jake out of special ed, and began preparing him for mainstream kindergarten on her own.
Relying on the insights she developed at the daycare center she runs out of the garage in her home, Kristine resolved to follow Jacob's spark his passionate interests. Why concentrate on what he couldn t do? Why not focus on what he could? This basic philosophy, along with her belief in the power of ordinary childhood experiences (softball, picnics,'s mores around the campfire) and the importance of play, helped Kristine overcome huge odds.
The Barnetts were not wealthy people, and in addition to financial hardship, Kristine herself faced serious health issues. But through hard work and determination on behalf of Jake and his two younger brothers, as well as an undying faith in their community, friends, and family, Kristine and Michael prevailed. The results were beyond anything anyone could have imagined.
Dramatic, inspiring, and transformative, "The Spark "is about the power of love and courage in the face of overwhelming obstacles, and the dazzling possibilities that can occur when we learn how to tap the true potential that lies within every child, and in all of us.
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Kathe Mazur has recorded over one hundred titles, including "The Nanny Diaries", "Cage of Stars" by Jacqueline Mitchard (an Earphones Award winner), Tess Gerritsen s "Body Double", Jane Smiley s "The Man Who Invented the Computer", and Emily March s Eternity Springs series, as well as books by Hillary Clinton, Maureen Dowd, and Martha Beck. As an actress, she can be seen as DDA Hobbs on "The Closer", and in the upcoming "Major Crimes". She has worked extensively in film, theater, and television, including appearances on "Grey s Anatomy", "Private Practice", "House", "Brothers and Sisters", "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior", "ER", "Monk", and many others. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and son.
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Released: Mar 01st, 1989
Running Time: 75
Directors: John T Bone, John T. Bone
Company: Fantasy Home Video
Cast: Victoria Paris, Carol Cummings, Jon Dough, Taja
Critical Rating: A
Genre: Feature
"Aren't these the most forgiving tits you're ever seen?" Carol Cummings says as her opening line here. Take your hard ball hooters out of my face, honey, Candy Samples has the most forgiving tits I've ever seen. The joke is on you if you buy the excuse of no budget. Cummings laughs about the lack of money spent here —enter a boy scout and newcomer Victoria (silicone grown) Paris. They do it. Period.
Black newcomer Taja is paraded out with a series of suitors for three back to back pump and prods. Cummings is used sparingly, and frankly, I could care less. If the "All American Girl" wears cheesy wigs, sports giant jaw breakers and shows the personality of a $50 hooker, than all I can say is stick it. If you want to know where all the money went, follow the sounds of laughter. This one generates little eroticism.


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A narrator whose outre sexual habits are as meticulously chronicled as an episode in Kraft-Ebbing's Pyschopathia Sexualis proves to be both a richly mined satirical vein and a hindrance in this ingenious, offbeat romantic fable from Nicholson (Still Life with Volkswagons), a British novelist whose U.S. reputation is on the rise. The unnamed hero is a foot fetishist, albeit a decidedly likable, well-groomed type, given to standing on London streets and posing as a fashion-industry PR consultant to ask women intimate questions about their feet. When Catherine, a statuesque, American sexual adventuress wearing "spike-heeled, zebra-skin shoes," invites him home for a night of wild, fetishistic sex, he thinks his prayers have been answered. Her feet are "a wonder of nature" and they happen to fit, Cinderella-like, a pair of especially exotic shoes the narrator spies one day in a shop window belonging to Harold Wilmer, a morose artisan of baroque footware who agrees to make a series of special shoes for Catherine and the narrator to incorporate into their sex life. Interspersed throughout are large doses of foot trivia and digressive accounts of the narrator's obsessions, from stealing women's shoes to compiling an enormous archive of scrapbooks, videos and some particularly outrageous FM's ("fuck-me shoes"). But just when the novel threatens to become little more than an archive unto itself, things turn around. Catherine gets cold feet and dumps the narrator, who learns that she is involved with a suspicious photographer named Kramer, who appears to be kinkier even than he is. When Kramer is mysteriously murdered and Catherine disappears, a particulary sinister police detective enters his life and confiscates his archive. It's not Nicholson's most ambitious book, but those who aren't too grossed out will enjoy this fiendish satire of a culture obsessed with sex, power and kinky apparel. First serial to Grand Street.
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Wildly prolific British satirist Nicholson (Still Life With Volkswagens, 1995, etc.) offers another black comedy of obsession, this time from the viewpoint of a foot fetishist. Right from the start Nicholson's unnamed narrator tells all about his swift descent ``to hell in a shoe box,'' giving the reader an obsessive's-eyeview of every nuance of foot- and shoe- fetishism. The otherwise unremarkable hero has given up on love but never tires of searching for the perfect foot. He has a giant archive of women's shoes, photos of shoes, photos of feet, articles on foot fetishism, anything and everything to do with female feet, and he proudly lays bare his soul to the ladies whose soles he desires. Fraudulently passing himself off as a researcher, he stands outside shoestores asking women to take part in a survey, which eventually leads to him photographing, then propositioning, women with attractive feet. One day the perfect feet do appear, attached to an attractive American named Catherine, who actually loves to have her feet worshipped. The happy couple stumble upon a man who creates specialty shoes for serious shoe lovers. Seeing Catherine's Michelangelo-like feet, the shoemaker, too, is overcome with their beauty and offers, for free, to make shoes for her for the rest of her life. These elaborate creations generally include snakeskin, bone, metal, and all sorts of other intimidating materials. Eventually, however, Catherine gets cold feet (pardon the pun) about the escalatingly strange relationship and runs off with a commercial foot-photographer, angering both narrator and shoemaker to a murderous degree. While the plot is threadbare and the book slight, Nicholson once again demonstrates his biting wit and his unmatched eye for capturing modern-day compulsions. A darkly funny tale with a kick even for the most foot-phobic. (First serial to Grand Street) -- Copyright ©1996, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.See all Product Description
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What plot there is in the book is flat, very poorly developed, and all too conveniently wrapped up. While there is much exploration of the main character and his interests and motiviations, there is little or no depth to any of the other characters in the book, especially Catherine, whose feet the protaganist is smitten with. However, that may be intentional by the author because it is her feet, and nothing else about her that so transfixes the protagonist (I don't think I ever caught his name). Also, there is a lot of historical garbage about feet and fetishes that is superfluous, and often simply disgusting. There is a very small twist at the end that I thought was fairly interesting, but it didn't make up for the near complete lack of any attention to plot development.
All in all, if you have a shoe fetish, you'll probably find this book very compelling just because of the fetish aspect. If you have a foot fetish, you'll probably find it interesting for the same reason, although it's probably not exactly what you might expect. For anyone else, you'll probably just think the whole thing is strange.
I have heard that the book has been optioned for a film but, seeing no reference to it on the IMDb, I wonder how true that is. I could quite well see a film of this being made which, if cleverly cut, could easily pass for an R if not an NC-17 rating. It would be something like Crash, but a whole lot funnier and more fun. Biggest problem, though, would be the casting. Ralph Fiennes and Catherine Keener would be great, but I doubt they'd be caught dead peforming any of the books various, um, activities on film.
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From the standpoint of a psychologist studying foot fetish this is an interesting viewpoint. The story got lost in the psychology many times.Published on Feb. 13 2002
I recommend this witty, absorbing book to all foot fetishists. Written by one (I heard Mr. Nicholson on NPR where he admitted such), this piece of fiction - a quick read - shows... Read morePublished on Dec 25 2000 by Barbados
Fetishist finds the life instinct and the death instinct shod in a pair of brown court shoes. For fans of "Fermata".Published on Jan. 25 2000 by Death Bredon
Excelent. I had to read it all at once. A very good example of the foot fetishist as well as an interesting set of thoughts about the subject. Read morePublished on Dec 16 1999
A witty and sober view of the balance between sexual needs and social normalcy. The narrator is constantly conscious about the balance and conflicts between the two. Read morePublished on Aug. 13 1999
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The risk of laryngeal cancer associated with occupational exposure to asbestos was evaluated by a review of published reports. In only two of 13 cohort studies was the standardized mortality ratio (SMR) significantly increased. Smoking (a risk factor for laryngeal cancer) may have been more prevalent among asbestos workers than among the comparison populations. This was not taken into account in any of the studies, and may have caused the SMRs to be overestimated. Two of eight case-control studies reported large odds ratios (≥ 13) for laryngeal cancer. Subsequent case-control studies did not confirm this higher risk; the odds ratios in these studies were 0.3 to 1.9. The conclusion of the review, based on data from 13 cohort and 8 case-control studies, is that neither case-control nor cohort studies have established an increased risk of laryngeal cancer for asbestos workers.
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So how can it be safe to place a copper object (birth control spiral) into a uterus for a duration of 5 years?
I Always thought that copper was toxic to the human body.
Copper is toxic, however from a copper device insufficient levels enter the bloodstream to cause any harm. The released copper is however toxic to sperm. Nevertheless at the site of insertion, they can cause inflammation (especially in the first 21 days and during menstruation) and thus they also recruit white blood cells and the increase in levels of prostaglandins. However, this isn't that common.


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Spud Murphy
Lyle Stephanovic (August 19, 1908 – August 5, 2005), better known as Spud Murphy, was an American jazz multi-instrumentalist, bandleader, and arranger.
Born Miko Stefanovic to Serbian émigré parents in Berlin, Germany, Murphy grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he took the name of a childhood friend. Murphy studied clarinet and saxophone when young and took trumpet lessons from Red Nichols's father. He worked with Jimmy Joy in 1927-28 and with Ross Gorman and Slim Lamar (on oboe) in 1928. He worked in the early 1930s as saxophonist-arranger for Austin Wylie, Jan Garber, Mal Hallett, and Joe Haymes, then became a staff arranger for Benny Goodman from 1935 to 1937. At the same time he also contributed charts to the Casa Loma Orchestra, Isham Jones, Les Brown and many others.
From 1937 to 1940 Murphy led a big band, and recorded for Decca Records and Bluebird Records in 1938-39. In the 1940s he relocated to Los Angeles, where he did work in the studios and with film music, in addition to authoring and teaching the 1200-page "System of Horizontal Composition" (a.k.a. "Equal Interval System"). He recorded two jazz albums in the 1950s, but his later career was focused on classical and film music. In the film world, Murphy was staff composer/arranger for Columbia pictures under Morris Stoloff where he worked on over 50 films including "The Tony Fontaine Story" which won him the Neff Award for best music score.[1]
In 2003, orchestra leader Dean Mora, a close friend of Murphy's, recorded some two dozen of his arrangements in a tribute CD, Goblin Market.
In addition to being a talented composer, arranger and musician, Murphy became a renowned educator, writing over 26 books on various topics in music such as instrumental techniques and music theory. His crowning achievement was his completely original 12 volume course in composing, arranging and orchestration for the professional musician titled "The Equal Interval System." He taught mostly in Los Angeles but also taught a special course at the Mt. Royal Conservatory in Calgary, Canada. He was a much beloved instructor who was voted the Educator of the Year by the LA Jazz Society in 1990.
Spud Murphy died in Los Angeles, two weeks short of his 97th birthday.
Equal Interval System (EIS)[edit]
The Equal Interval System (EIS) (also known as the 'System of Horizontal Composition based on Equal Intervals') is a modern system of music composition, developed by Murphy over a lifetime of research. Several courses based upon the EIS system are currently taught at Pasadena City College. Many notable composers and arrangers have been students of the Equal Interval System, such as Tom Chase, Gerald Wiggins, Jimmie Haskell, Richard Firth, Mary Ekler, David Blumberg, Steve Marston, Clair Marlo, Dan Sawyer, Don Novello, Don Peake, Danny Pelfrey, Craig Sharmat, Scott Paige, James L. Venable and Oscar Peterson.
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I am from Australia and I was hoping you may be able to point me in the direction of any relevant research articles (or give your advice). My husband had a PET scan before his surgery for squamous cell carcinoma of his lung. The PET scan did not identify any lymph node involvement, but when he had the surgery, 4 lymph nodes were involved. What does this mean? PET scan was not sensitive enough? The cancer had just arrived in the lymph nodes? Or any other reason?
Peeyush Bhargava, MD, Chief Fellow in the Department of Nuclear Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
In patients with lung cancer , PET may miss nodal involvement, especially if the lymph nodes are less than a centimeter in size, or if the primary tumor itself does not show significant FDG ( Fluorodeoxyglucose) activity (such as carcinoids and alveolar cell lung cancers). FDG activity refers to how the tumor takes up the injection that is given before the PET scan; this injection is what allows the cancer to be seen on the scan.
That is the reason we now do a study called PET-CT (PET scanner and CT scanner combined in one machine) instead of a PET alone, in order to improve the sensitivity and specificity of PET. The CT scan allows the radiologist to better visualize the organs and nodes that may not take up FDG well, thus the two studies can complement each other.
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Nadeen Brookshire McCoy, formerly of Hannibal, Mo., who served her Lord, celebrated all things musical and relished time with her family, friends and beloved students, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, in her hometown of Greenville, S.C.
Born on Aug. 12, 1930, to Jeanette and Boyd Brookshire, she received a bachelor's of music from Bob Jones University, Greenville, S.C., and a master of music in voice from Southern Seminary, Louisville, Ky.
She served on the music staff at Walnut Street Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky., and as a Children's Music Specialist at the Baptist General Convention of Texas. She later served as adjunct professor at Howard College in Birmingham, Ala., and then at Louisiana College in Pineville, La. Her career was defined by 26 joyous years serving as an Associate Professor of Music at Hannibal-LaGrange College in Hannibal, Mo., where she taught church music and music education courses, directed the concert choir, and taught voice. She authored many articles about children's music for a variety of religious publications.
She is survived by her husband of 52 years, Dr. Floyd McCoy; friends; and many students whom she thought of as her children.
Services will be held on Saturday in Greenville.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Meals on Wheels, 15 Oregon Street, Greenville, SC 29605.
Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.thomasmcafee.com.
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Last April, Roy Gill, 60, pleaded guilty to three counts of indecent or immoral practices with another. Today in Todd County, Special Judge Steve Wilson sentenced Gill to four years in prison. Wilson also ordered Gill to undergo sex offender treatment.
Gill admitted fondling the boy on three separate occasions between 1963 and 1969. He was convicted in 2002, of sexually touching a 17-year-old boy in New York City in 2001.


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The #@*!#*! office copier turns 50Breaking News
It has saved workers countless hours, spit out forests worth of documents, been cursed by anyone who's faced a paper jam on deadline and been used by office pranksters to copy body parts.
It's been immortalized in pop culture by Rob Schneider's "Saturday Night Live" skits -- "Ran-dyyy! The Rand-man! Randatollah! Making copies!" -- and by the secretaries of "Mad Men," who greet the 1962 arrival of the exotic new machine like a curiosity from another planet.
It's that aging plow horse of the workplace -- the much-used, much-maligned office copier, and it's 50 years old.
In March of 1960, the first plain-paper office copier was shipped to a paying customer by Haloid Xerox, a little-known photographic-supply company in Rochester, New York. The contraption was the size of two washing machines, weighed 648 pounds and had to be turned on its side to fit through doorways. It also occasionally caught on fire.
But it revolutionized the workplace as we know it.
It was also a product that many loved to hate. The earliest models were so unreliable that Haloid Xerox's repair crews got emergency calls almost daily. In the cult hit movie "Office Space," three oppressed cubicle drones take a balky machine -- some say it's not a copier but a fax machine or a printer -- into a field and smash it to pieces.
In today's digital age, a machine that copies paper feels like a quaint mechanical relic. And in most offices, the traditional copier has been eclipsed by the Internet-connected, multipurpose printer.
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H1N1 Swine Flu: No State Is Immune
May 4, 2009 – Even though the new H1N1 swine flu is circulating in virtually all the U.S., CDC officials say there's encouraging news.
"We expect all states will see cases," CDC acting director Richard Besser, MD, said today at a news conference.
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That echoes what Anne Schuchat, MD, the CDC's acting director for science and public health, said yesterday.
"I believe that virtually all the U.S. has this virus circulating. It does not mean everyone is infected, but within communities, it has arrived," Schuchat said at Sunday's news conference. "This virus has arrived in communities."
The CDC's official count is 286 confirmed cases in 36 states -- but Besser said there are 700 probable cases in 44 states, 99% of which will be confirmed. From now on, Besser said, the CDC will simply report probable cases, and focus more on slowing the spread of disease rather than on keeping up with what happened the day before.
The H1N1 swine flu remains a relatively mild illness for most people who come down with it. That's an encouraging sign, Besser said. Also encouraging is that the H1N1 swine flu epidemic in Mexico appears to be slowing down -- today, in fact, the Mexican government lowered its alert level to end its five-day closure of non-essential businesses.
And so far, the virus has not changed, making eventual vaccine success more likely -- if officials decide to go forward with a vaccine. Besser said that although vaccine preparation is moving full speed ahead, there's still time to decide whether to make an H1N1 swine flu vaccine, and whether the current strain will be the best to vaccinate against.
Does this mean the new flu is overhyped?
In one sense, it is. The new flu isn't as serious as the seasonal flu, which infects 30 million Americans every year and causes some 36,000 deaths.
But because it's a new flu virus, nobody knows what to expect. Nobody knows whether the H1N1 swine flu can keep smoldering throughout the spring and summer months -- or what will happen if it hits hard when flu season starts back up in the fall and winter.


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EVERY time I do an update to my site and the plugin, all my blog titles end up with a 404 not found error. So, when you click on the title of a post, instead of going to the post itself, you get an error that post can't be found.
I've read about the category slash check box issue and am sure that would work temporarily....currently, just deactivating and re-activating the plugin works to fix it....but I don't want to ahve to do that EVERY time I update WordPress.
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Syracuse Orange
Good team, but fuck Gerry McNamara. Hard.
Seems to have a rivalry with every single other Big East team for some reason, including, but not limited to, Georgetown, UConn, Notre Dame, Villanova, Seton Hall, etc.
Lacrosse Team
Arguably the most prestigious lacrosse team in Division I athletics. They have won eight NCAA Championships. They had an unprecedented 22 year streak(1973-2004) of reaching the Final Four. They have produced many famous lacrosse players, including Jim Brown, the Powell Brothers, and the Gait Brothers.
They used to be good at football, but are now terrible. The new athletic director has made a number of terrible decisions, including hiring Greg Robinson, retiring #44, making the uniforms ugly as sin, and changing the team name from "Orangemen" to "Orange".


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Remarks by the Secretary-General on "Addressing the Global Water and Sanitation Challenge: The Key to the MDGs"
New York, 22 September 2010President Johnson-Sirleaf (Liberia ),
President Rahmon (Tajikistan),
His Royal Highness Prince Willem-Alexander (the Netherlands), Chair of my Advisory
Board on Water and Sanitation,
Prime Minister Balkenende (the Netherlands),
Foreign Minister Niang (Senegal),
Ms. Maria Otero (Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs, USA),
Mr. Han Seung-soo (Former Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea),
Ambassador Jan Eliasson (Chair of WaterAid and MDG Advocate),
Ambassador Tuneo Nishida (Japan),
USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah, (USA)
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Good morning and welcome.
We are here because we know water is not only a basic necessity, it is a human right.
Without water, there is no life.
Yet hundreds of millions of people do not have access to safe, clean water. Approximately 2.6 billion people lack safe sanitation facilities.
Living in these conditions increases the likelihood of disease and death. It perpetuates poverty.
Clearly, we must boost our efforts. We are on track to meet the target for water, but all reports indicate that the MDG target for sanitation is far off track. The challenge is particularly great in rural areas.
We must urgently work toward a world in which every person has access to clean, safe water every day.
To get there, drastic changes must happen in public health policies and sanitation infrastructure.
Gender considerations must remain central.
As primary care-givers, women spend many hours simply trying to secure water. Access to clean water and sanitation will free up time and enable mothers to provide their children with a healthy start in life.
Experience also shows that girls are more likely to attend school when there are proper sanitation facilities.
Governments recently created a "Sanitation and Water for All" initiative to more effectively deliver to those most in need.
I count on you here today, a diverse and committed group of leaders, to speak and take the necessary action on these issues.
The UN system is working to support you, including through the UN-Water programme.
We have raised public awareness through campaigns such as the International Year of Sanitation in 2008.
We are also at the mid-point of the "Water for Life" decade that started in 2005.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Everyone should have the access to water and sanitation services that we in this room take for granted.
Thank you for your commitment to making these goals a reality.
Thank you for working to prevent needless deaths from water-borne diseases?to ensure that mothers have enough water to care for their families?to secure a life of dignity and health for billions of people around the world.
Let us build an unstoppable tide for progress.
Statements on 22 September 2010
- New York, 22 September 2010 - Secretary-General's closing remarks at High Level Plenary Meeting of the General Assembly on the Millennium Development Goals
- New York, 22 September 2010 - Secretary-General's remarks to "Bridging the Malaria Gap : Saving Children - Supporting Women" Event - African Leaders Malaria Alliance [Delivered by the Secretary-General's Special Envoy on Malaria, Ray Chambers]
- New York, 22 September 2010 - Secretary-General's remarks at launch of the Global Strategy for Women's And Children's Health - "Every Woman, Every Child" [as prepared for delivery]
- New York, 22 September 2010 - Secretary-General's remarks at MDG side event organized by UNDP - "Turning Evidence into Practice: Learning from what works to accelerate MDG Progress" [as prepared for delivery]
- New York, 22 September 2010 - Secretary-General's remarks at Private Sector Forum on the Millennium Development Goals [as delivered]
- New York, 22 September 2010 - Secretary-General's remarks to the Millennium Development Goals Advocacy Group
- New York, 22 September 2010 - Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's remarks at the High-level Event on Biodiversity


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Arts That Silence
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It is nearly impossible to surpass the cinematic splendor of the first 15 minutes of Der Himmel über Berlin:
Wender's angels fly over Berlin, glide through apartment buildings, enter jet planes approaching Berlin, exit cars rushing in and around the city streets. And when an angel nears a person, we hear their thoughts: This person is thinking about his father, that person is thinking about his girl; this one about tomorrow, the other one about yesterday.
The movie dies when the angels stop flying and gliding. The death of the film is caused by the start of the narrative—the story about how one angel wants to become a human. The rest of the movie is useless. But there is one major problem in the magical opening: When an angel comes close to a car driven by an Arab woman, he does not hear her thoughts. The Arab has an empty head. She thinks of nothing. Even Peter Falk (Columbo) has thoughts. We hear him thinking (mumbling thoughts) in a plane that's flying into Berlin. The American is self-conscious, not the Arab.
The silence of the Arab spoils everything. It's a silence that is not unrelated to Heidegger's notorious post-World War II silence. What must be remembered at all times is that Islam is the second largest religion in Europe. The fact that the angel doesn't have ears for the voices of a such a large community (ummah) within Europe, within Berlin, is a fact that can't be forgiven.


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How to Get RSS feeds for any Bing Search
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Although you may not see an RSS icon appear when you do a search on the new search engine, Bing.com, the feeds are there if you want them. As with the old search engine at Live.com, getting a feed for any search result is as simple as adding an extra parameter to the end of your search results URL.
To do so, first just do a search as usual for whatever topic you want the feed for. Then, up in the address bar, append "&format=rss" (without the quotes, of course) to the end of the URL.
Doing so will deliver you to a page that looks like this (using the query "swine flu" as the example):
You'll see that you're provided with an RSS feed to copy and paste into your feed reader as well as a few other options for online readers including My MSN, My Yahoo, and Bloglines.
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I'm starting to venture into doing more freelance WordPress sites for friends and clients. I want to do it right and not half a$$ it and am struggling with a consistent workflow.
Ideally I would like to develop each site locally so I can learn more and more about WordPress but also tweak everything before going live. I'm currently using BitNami but find that I can only have one site at a time.
I have read their instructions on setting up a Multi Site from within WordPress but cannot open up Port 80 ( as it says is necessary ) because of a Windows 7 component owning that port. My question is this, is there an easy way to just run as many installations of WordPress as I like on my local workstation? I'm starting to ( or at least trying to ) understand phpMyAdmin and am wondering if it's just a matter of creating multiple databases for each site I want to develop?
I've been Googling like mad to find a good suggestion for total workflow. Start to beginning. Is there a Best Practices guide I should be following? I'm developing from scratch, mostly using pre-made (purchased) themes and going from there.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Reis of Lake Ozark, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachel Nicole, to Bryan Douglas Pettig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pettig of Excello, Mo.
Rachel graduated in 2009 from School of the Osage and received a Bachelor's of Health Sciences degree from the University of Missouri in 2013. She is currently employed at Ellis Fischel Cancer Center in Columbia, Mo.
Bryan graduated from Macon High School in 2007 and received a Bachelor's of Agri-Business degree from the University of Missouri in 2011. He is currently the Store Manager for Moser's Supermarkets in Columbia, Mo.
The wedding will take place on June 7, 2014 at Osage National Golf Resort in Lake Ozark. The couple plan to reside in Columbia.
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I made my daughter a tutu for her birthday and it's my very first one. I just wanted to get your opinions of it. I have a few pics of it, and will have even more along with pics from her party tomorrow. So, what do you think?
Oh, and here's one of the headband she's wearing along with it. I tried to find some tulle that matched the headband, but couldn't. So I went with the ones that matched the smaller ribbons on it.


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Pear and Cashew Slice
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 40 mins
So easy & yummy! From Sanitarium.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 pears, peeled or 6 pear halves in sugar syrup, finely diced
- 75 g raw cashews, roughly chopped
- 1⁄2 cup gluten-free self-raising flour
- 100 g soft brown sugar
- 25 g dairy-free margarine
- 1 tablespoon golden syrup
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- Place the pears, cashews, flour and brown sugar in a bowl and mix together.
- Place the margarine and golden syrup in a small saucepan and stir over low heat until melted.
- Gently stir golden syrup mixture and egg into the pear mixture.
- Pour the mixture into a lightly greased 20cm square tin and bake for 35-40 minutes at 180°C, or until golden and cooked through. Leave to cool in the tin before slicing.
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Delicious! Very moist and flavorful. I was a bit surprised it had no spices in it, but it really doesn't need any. Thanks for posting, made for Make My Recipe Reunion, 2012


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April 26, 2016
Allison Henry Reigns as Queen of Debutante Ball
Thirty-two young ladies were formally presented to society recently as
St. Mary's Academy held its 57th annual Debutante Ball at the Pontchartrain Center. Themed "Carnival in Venice," the festivities transported guests on a flight of mystery, intrigue and elegance to the beautiful city of Venice.
Reigning as queen of the ball was Miss Allison Elisa Henry, daughter of Ms. Lori Jefferson. The royal entourage also included First Maid Miss Selvanna Logan, Second Maid Miss Deja Dupart, Third Maid Miss Taylor Encalarde, Fourth Maid Miss Leondra Batiste, Fifth Maid Miss London Kennedy and Sixth Maid Miss D'Aryn Thomas.
Also making their formal bows were Alexis Jasmine Anderson, Ariyan Ge'Lea Brister , Barbara Marie Bush , Brittany Jasmine Bush, Karla Shantell Castro, Ashley Ann Celestine, Chrishel Crenise Crawford, Brionna Monique George, Erica Octavia Hall, Vinisa Juanita Howard,
Avi'ance Leah Jarreau, Angelle Dominque Jones, Thierra Marie Lemieux, Jaylen Mariah Matthew, Jace' Damaria Miles, Terriel Chanel Miller, Mia Jae Petty, Tia Mone't Pierre, Adianna Michelle Powell, Kaila Cierra Ashanti Rentas, Jourdan Jo'Lan Rogers, Alexis Janee' Scott , Brandi Monae' Stevens, Kennedy Iman Stewart and Ciera Mae Weaver.
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January 15, 2016
Honor Society Induction Ceremony
St. Mary's Academy is proud to announce its annual induction ceremony for the National Honor Society and SMA Honor Society. The much-anticipated event took place on Friday, January 15th at 2:00p.m. in Austin Gymnasium. At that time, 26 students were inducted into the National Honor Society while 20 students were ushered into the Martin Luther King Chapter of the SMA Honor Society. Assistant principal and SMA alumna Class of 1978 Cheryl Ross-Brown was the keynote speaker.
According to moderator Tamiko Massey-Haynes, the induction ceremony is a time-honored tradition at SMA that recognizes students for high academic achievement and service. "Both the NHS and SMA Honor Societies prepare our students for leadership and lifelong success," said Massey-Haynes adding that the induction ceremony also boosts self-esteem and enthusiasm for service to the community. "We applaud the efforts of our students and encourage them to continue to strive for excellence."Read More
April 26, 2016
SMA Hosts Mother Daughter Tea
The much-anticipated Mother and Daughter Tea took place on Saturday, April 2, 2016 at the lavish Windsor Court Hotel. A prelude to the Debutante Ball, the "Southern Charm inspired event featured a sumptuous array of delicacies, tributes, vocal selections and presentations to the court.
Alumnae Spotlight
Dr. Rochelle Head-Dunham
The Metropolitan Human Services District (MHSD) Board of Directors recently announced the appointment of SMA alum Dr. Rochelle Head-Dunham as both the new Executive Director and new Medical Director. She will officially join the agency on Monday, March 14, 2016.
Native to New Orleans, Head-Dunham is no stranger to MHSD as she has often served as medical consultant to the agency as far back as its early inception, under the leadership of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHH), through its transition into a Local Governing Entity (LGE).
"It feels absolutely wonderful to serve as the Executive Director and Medical Director for Metropolitan Human Services District – this is actually a partnership that has been long in the making. I certainly feel that at this place in my career, and given my experiences, I could really be of true benefit to the District and I am looking forward to working with the staff, the community, as well as liaising in any way that I can between the District and the State," said Head-Dunham.


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Phoenix Group
Phoenix has always made clear that it sees its future lying with the estimated £200 billion of life funds out there that may become available for purchase. The sale of its Ignis Asset Management side makes snapping up more of these significantly easier.
Ignis was created out of the respective asset managers at Resolution and Pearl when these insurers came together to create Phoenix in 2008. It will continue to manage Phoenix's funds under Standard Life ownership and there is an ingenious revenue-sharing deal whereby a percentage of any future gains will go to Phoenix.
Yet the latter