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"There is a Heaven for those like Brian who served the least of us so courageously and well."
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"All marriages are civil unions, a contract with the state. The only differences are who officiates over the unions."
commenting on the Sept. 5 Tribune editorial, "Civil unions for all: Gay couples should have equal rights"
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USC's 9th annual Southeastern Piano Festival
The Southeastern Piano Festival, a top destination for young piano talent from across the United States and beyond, will return to the University of South Carolina School of Music June 12-18.
Since it's inception in 2003, the festival has emerged as one of the region's major cultural events and as an exceptional training program for pianists in grades 8-12. Students take daily lessons with USC piano faculty, participate in master classes and conversations with distinguished guest artists, and give public performances.
"The Southeastern Piano Festival presents a perfect amalgam of the new generation of piano talent in search of inspiration and challenge, and the world-class guest artists who provide that inspiration," said Marina Lomazov, festival director, pianist and school of music associate professor. "The attraction of the festival lies in its versatility: The festival offers something for anyone who loves classical piano, whether a budding piano virtuoso, a music lover, or a piano teacher,"
Each day will conclude with an evening recital by a guest artist, USC piano faculty members or festival students. Tickets to the evening recitals can be purchased by calling (803) 576-5763.
This year's festival will feature even more variety and talent, with master classes and lectures by celebrated master instructor and clinician Nelita True, the Marian Stanley Tucker Guest Lecturer and Professor of Piano at the Eastman School of Music; and solo recitals by rising stars Dmitri Levkovich and Sejoon Park.
A native of Ukraine, Levkovich has been soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, Gulbenkian Orchestra, Louisiana Philharmonic and National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, and performed in Asia, Europe and the United Kingdom. He has won top prizes in international competitions in Cleveland, Gina Bachauer, Hilton Head, and China, and his music has been performed by orchestras in the United States and Europe.
Park, winner of the festival competition in 2006 and a native of South Korea, has won top awards at the Oberlin Conservatory International Piano Competition, the Eastman International Piano Competition, and the Aspen Music Festival Piano Concerto Competition. He also has been featured on the public radio program, "From the Top."
This year's program will showcase the Angela Cheng and Alvin Chow Piano Duo, faculty members at Oberlin College and Conservatory and Music, and the Anderson and Roe Piano Duo, whose performances have become an Internet sensation and mesmerized audiences. According to one reviewer, "Even the most jaded of concert goers sat forward in their seats and dropped their jaws in amazement as these two just re-wrote the book of the tedious concert recital."
The festival also will feature the favorite piano fireworks gala by USC and festival faculty. The week's events culminate with the Arthur Fraser International Concerto Competition. Performing opportunities with South Carolina Philharmonic, the South Carolina Youth Symphony and other organizations await all three top prize winners.
Ticket information can be found at: http://sepf.music.sc.edu/tickets/.
For more information on the 2011 Southeastern Piano Festival, contact Lomazov, festival artistic director, at (803) 777-1209 or email@example.com.

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How to breastfeed your baby when you have small nipples?
I need some help regarding breastfeeding. I have small nipples and I am wondering if it's going to be hard breastfeeding your baby with small nipples? If so, how am I going to breastfeed my baby without difficulty by the way?
I'll be waiting for your response.
21st August 2013 07:00 AM #2
Hi Suezzy,
That's great to hear that you are already thinking about breastfeeding your children. As you know, breastmilk gives a great start in life to babies. New research has also shown that breastmilk contains stem cells.
Most women who have small nipples do not have any problems breastfeeding. If you feel that your nipples may be extremely small then you could ask a Lactation Consultant to have a look when you are pregnant to see if they advise anything special. I've actually responded to another post about this today at the bottom of this thread if you would like to have a read.
Please do ask for lots of help and support from your midwife, breastfeeding support group, health visitors and us here on this forum. Breastfeeding is wonderful but it can take a bit of help at the beginning. If you breastfeed your baby on demand (exclusively for the first 6 months of life) and get a good latch you will most likely have a very successful and enjoyable time breastfeeding.
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Hi Suezzy,
As LJ suggests, the size of your nipples will not necessarily impact on breastfeeding. Also, and I am assuming here that you are not yet pregnant, your breasts will change in pregnancy in terms of size, shape. A breast check during pregnancy, as LJ recommends, may help to put your mind at rest. The reality is that breasts are built for breastfeeding and babies geared for it!


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Last year we received numerous Golden Bull entries regarding overlong or badly written (or both) planning consultation forms.
2015 will probably be no different. A Thanet resident has sent in a complaint about a 263-page planning consultation document which is 'very hard to understand'. There's also a questionnaire, which runs to 99 pages.
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We're all familiar with online prompts asking us to tick 'Yes' or 'No' boxes. Do we want someone to send us emails about products? Do we want to receive a monthly newsletter? We may need to click on a 'Yes' or 'No' box.
The answer, in any case, is normally 'No'. And we're normally in a hurry to get on with it and get rid of these irritating obstacles, which may mean us quickly making a decision and moving on. But what if you have to remove your agreement before you have even given it?
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With just under 100 days until the general election, we've asked all major parties for a clear version of their manifesto.
We know that a large number of people will struggle to read the full-length version. There is no good reason why the parties can't provide an easy-to-understand, point-by-point summary of their key principles.
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The English Spelling Society (TESS) is up to no good once again with a new scheme. The scheme is aimed at making life easier for children in tests by allowing sentences such as 'my frend has a coff'.
TESS wants to 'open minds to the possibility of an eventual update of English spelling in the interests of improved literacy'. Or, put another way, 'English language should change to a phonetic version so people don't have to bother to learn it'.
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Serving: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands, Tribal Nations
Notice of Proposed Administrative Order With Administrative Penalty for Safe Drinking Water Act Violations and Opportunity to Comment in the Matter of Jose P. Jazmin and Betty Jazmin, Trustees of the Jazmin Family Trust
Publication Date: September 15, 2010
Public Comment Closes: October 14, 2010
In the Matter of Jose P. Jazmin and Betty Jazmin, Trustees of the Jazmin Family Trust
Docket No. UIC- 09-2010-0006
EPA is authorized under Sections 1423(c) and 1445(a) of the Safe Drinking Water Act (the "Act"), 42 U.S.C. Parts 300h-2(c), 300j-4(a), to issue an order and assess administrative penalties against any person who fails to comply with the requirements of regulations enacted in accordance with Section 1422(c) of the Act, 42 U.S.C. Part 300h-1(c). This action under Section 1423(c) is conducted in accordance with "Consolidated Rules of Practice Governing the Administrative Assessment of Civil Penalties and the Revocation/Termination or Suspension of Permits" ("Consolidated Rules"), set forth at 40 C.F.R. Part 22.
In accordance with Section 1423(c)(3)(B) of the Act, 42 U.S.C. § 300h-2(c)(3)(B), and 40 C.F.R. § 22.45(b), EPA is hereby providing public notice of and opportunity to comment on this proposed Administrative Order with Administrative Penalty in the following matter:
In the Matter of Jose P. Jazmin and Betty Jazmin, Trustees of the Jazmin Family Trust, Docket No. UIC-09-2009-0006
Complainant: Alexis Strauss, Director, Water Division, U.S. EPA, Region IX,
75 Hawthorne Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
Respondents: Jose P. Jazmin and Betty Jazmin, Trustees of the Jazmin Family Trust, 348 El Toyonal, Orinda, CA 94563
Description of Business or Activity Conducted by the Respondents: Apartment building at 75-177 Ala Onaona Street, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
Alleged Violations: In the proposed Administrative Order, EPA alleges that Respondents failed to close two large capacity cesspools in violation of the large capacity cesspool ban that took effect on April 5, 2005. 40 C.F.R. § 144.88.
Proposed Order and Penalty: Proposed Administrative Order requiring closure of the two large capacity cesspools and assessing an administrative penalty of up to $177,500.
Date Filed with Regional Hearing Clerk: September 13, 2010
Name, Mailing Address, Telephone Number, and email of Regional Hearing Clerk:
Regional Hearing Clerk
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75 Hawthorne Street (ORC-1)
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 972-3919
Instructions for Submitting Comments:
Please provide the following information along with your comments and submit them in accordance with Part 22: Your full name, mailing address, telephone number, email address, the Docket Number (UIC-09-2009-0006), and a concise statement of the basis for and relevant facts supporting any comment for the case to which you are commenting.
Persons wishing to comment on this case, including comments on the amount or basis of the proposed penalty, are invited to submit a statement to the EPA Regional Administrator, attention of the Regional Hearing Clerk (address above), within 30 days of the date of this public notice.
All comments received within this 30-day period will be considered prior to the issuance of the final order. See 40 C.F.R. § 22.45(b). If the 30th day of the comment period falls on a Saturday, Sunday or federal holiday, the deadline shall be extended to the next business day. See 40 C.F.R. 22.7(a).
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I had tried all kinds of meditation, transcendental meditation, vipassana meditation, kundalini meditation, and plain simple sitting cross-legged in padmasana or ardhapadmasana. Nothing 'worked'. So what was it that was missing? Or what was it I was doing wrong? The only answer I would get from the teachers is, keep practicing.
I got my answer only when the answer to the eternal question 'Who am I' was understood by me. I Am That.
So why was I not able to meditate?
Patanjali's Yoga Sutras and the Bhagavad Gita were my guides as I learnt and adopted yoga as a way of life. Patanjali is the source of all yoga teachings. Even Krishna refers to this in the Gita. Dhyana is the seventh of the eight sutras mentioned by Patanjali. Dhyana, a Sanskrit word, has been translated into meditation, an English word, and interpreted to mean, for the most part, sitting in meditation and focusing or concentrating the mind. It became a verb, an action. Dhyana in Sanskrit or Hindi is a noun, not a verb. It is a state of mind, not an action for the mind. From dhyana comes dhyanachitt which means mindfulness or awareness. In Hindi we say 'dhyana se' which means with awareness. When Krishna talks about dhyana in various places in the Gita, he is talking about performing action with dhyana, i.e. with mindfulness and awareness of Him all the time. In fact Zen, the philosophy that alone represents Buddha's teachings in its purity, is derived from dhyana and in Chinese is pronounced very similar to dhyana.
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Manju and shweta are working in kitchen, Manju calls Devika and says you dont come in kitchen, dont you wanna work? she asks her to cook food Shweta have pain in hand, Shweta is confused, Manju points her, Shweta says yes i have, Devika says i will cook, Manju and Shweta leave, Devika thinks i wish Sakshi and Monty gets free from jail.
Ravi comes in his office and says Sakshi and Monty will be freed from jail by Navi, i should tell Devika, he messages Devika that i will set everything tonight, she says this means he will bail out Sakshi and Monty tonight, he knew i was tensed about them, she messages him that i will wait for you if you are bringing Sakshi and monty home, he reads it and says i didnt tell her anything and she understood, he messages her that if i do this then what will i get? Devika replies whatever you want, Ravi reads it and smiles, he messages her that the work which was incomplete, we should complete it tonight? Devika messages what? Ravi says to share one bed, Devika blushes reading it, Ravi messages her that i am waiting for your message, Devika messages what will he eat in dinner? Ravi messages that you have become smart to change topic, you can make anything in dinner but sweetdish should be my favorite, Vikas comes to Devika and says Monty and Sakshi have comeback home, Devika messages Ravi that thank you.
Parmindar is happy to Monty, Devika comes and hugs Sakshi, Sakshi says i know you have bailed us out, Devika says to Monty that i am so happy to see you both back in house, Monty says really? did you even care how we were living there? Devika says you both must be tired, i will prepare lunch for you both, Ravi will comeback too, Monty says i am not hungry and you dont need to cook anything for me, he leaves, Devika thinks why Monty was talking rudely to me? Sakshi says dont take him wrong, i will talk to him, he was in jail so must be tensed, Devika thinks how did Monty change so much?


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How to come to the conference
By air
You will be landing at Budapest Ferihegy airport. From there the easiest and most comfortable way of coming into town is to take an Airport Minibus. This will pick you up along with a few other passengers and will take you to the address you indicate (the name of the hotel usually suffices). You may buy your minibus ticket already in the baggage reclaim area or in the arrival hall. As of February 2001, the price of a trip was 1800 HUF (ATM's and exchange bureaus are available in the airport) with a 10% discount if you buy a return ticket. You may order your return trip by phone 1 or 2 days before leaving.
Taxis:Those you see when walking out of the airport are rather expensive. It is better to call 6X6 Taxi (2 666 666) working with fixed rates (currently 3000 HUF for the Pest side, 3500 for the Buda side). There is also Fôtaxi (2 222 222) which is also reliable and costs only 500 HUF more. City Taxi (2 111 111) doesn't have a fixed rate for the airport but isn't more expensive and is reliable. All these companies send you a car within 5 minutes time. In general, when taking a taxi while in Budapest it is better to call or take one belonging to these companies; otherwise you should inquire about the fare in advance in order to diminish the risk of an unpleasant surprise.
There is also a regular (blue) bus service (Airport bus/Reptér busz) leaving roughly every 15 minutes which for a normal Budapest bus ticket takes you until the end station of underground line No 3. Exceptionally on this bus you can also buy a ticket from the driver. Buses are available till midnight but keep in mind that the last underground train leaves at 23.10.
A shuttle by rail is planned but construction has not yet begun.
By rail
Trains from abroad arrive usually at Keleti railway station, from where you can take underground line No. 2 and several buses. If you arrive late at night it is better to take a taxi (see above).
How to get to the Institute
The Institute is situated in downtown Budapest, at 13-15 Reáltanoda St, in the proximity of several underground stations and bus stops (see the map).
If you take underground line No. 2 (red), get off at Astoria. Walk past the main entrance of Hotel Astoria in Kossuth Lajos St., then take the first side-street on the left, which is Magyar St. Then Reáltanoda St. will be the first on the right. Once there, you can't miss the building of the Institute, painted in red (for a picture click here.)
If you take underground line 3 (blue), get off at Ferenciek tere. Walk out of the tube station and take the exit which is behind you on the left. Then continue straight ahead on the left side of the street, walking past the church and Restaurant Kárpátia. Reáltanoda Street will be the first on the left.
If you take trams Nos. 47 or 49, get off at Astoria and continue as above. Buses 7, 7A or 7-173 stop both at Astoria and at Ferenciek tere.
From Charles' Apartment House take bus No. 8 or 105 till the end station (3
stops) which is a 2 minutes walk away from Ferenciek tere.
Public transport in Budapest
In Budapest, there is a great variety of public transport: underground (metro), buses, trams, even trolleys. Passengers taking any of them should use pre-purchased tickets that should be validated at the beginning of the journey (in the underground at the entrance, otherwise on the bus/tram etc.) Prices are constantly rising; as of July 2001, the price of a single ticket (valid for any form of tranport for one journey of arbitrary length) was 100 HUF. You can buy blocks of 10 or 20 tickets which are somewhat cheaper than buying just single tickets; a block can be used by several people but tickets in the block must remain together and must not be torn out (otherwise you'll get fined). There are also monthly passes but they are worth buying only for those staying for at least a month and are regularly using public transport.
If you are taking the underground for a journey of at most 3 stations,
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Heading down south in the first week of August to get some flat spell relief. Never done Costa before, so I thought I'd see what you guys have to say. Going with my gf, who is just learning. She's come with me to Puerto Rico twice and had a great time, so she knows it's not gonna be some spa-treatments-and-mai-tais all-inclusive, but after reading some stories about people getting stuff lifted in Jaco, I want to make sure we go somewhere that she won't feel sketch. A decent surf school would also be nice - I've tried teaching her, but that usually winds up with her on the beach mad at me ...Would also love to go somewhere with some decent scuba diving as well.
Anybody who's been down recently have any info? Thanks a ton!
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Previously in denial about his photographic past, Rob Gilley now rummages through his trove of mediocrity.
Every surf photographer has them. A boatload of images without a name attached. A pile of "unidentifieds."
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It was in 1968 in Japan during the return trip from Vietnam that Keith McGraw bought his first 35mm camera to replace his Kodak Instamatic. He regrets that he didn't go buy that camera sooner. That should have been the first thing he did when arriving to serve overseas, he says.
It was that camera that inspired McGraw to return to school at 30 and pursue a career in something he really loved.
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After working as USC's photographer for more than 30 years, McGraw will be retiring from the university in June. During his time at Carolina, McGraw photographed five university presidents, four U.S. presidents, countless commencement ceremonies, the Pope, Walter Cronkite and – well, you get the idea.
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His years snapping pictures of almost every department on campus were close to perfect, he says. He knew he loved it about three days into the job. He says still remembers the day he got his first paycheck for taking pictures.
"It's kept me happy. I can count the days I didn't want to come to work on one hand," he says.
What he has enjoyed most about working at USC is being around the people.
"I have known an expert in almost every field. If I wanted to know about something, I was just a phone call away from someone who knew everything," he says. "That was the fun part of the job. I knew somebody who knew everything. It's kind of like having your own private Google."
Here are a few of McGraw's favorite photos – both on campus and off.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 926633:MV8xNjM1ODY4XzI3MDEwNjg4X0QyODc3REI1] The Sumarian tablets, the Bible, the Koran, the Bhagavadgītā, etc. are all talking about the same thing. [/quote]
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The Sumarian tablet's and The Bible share some astonishing similarities.
I don't know how to be more blunt then that. How can anyone in this world/dimension/reality believe anything they are told. How can you trust the history we have all been taught to learn, LET ALONE have faith in religion? The only thing I can see in religious people now is the inability to question anything because of their lack of logic, sense, imagination and fear of this sky bully you refer to as god. Do you have any self respect and dignity anymore? Not only am I looking into everything I can get my hands on, I am also QUESTIONING the answer's I do find. I have no hope for humanity because their to busy telling me I'm going to hell. Givin the shape this world is in,I'm the one who need's to go to make-believe hell?
Many of the similarities between Sumerian religion and the Bible can be found in the book of Genesis
. In both the Sumerian story of creation and the Bible,
the world is formed from "a watery abyss" and the "heavens and earth"
are separated from one another by a supreme being.
In the Bible we find that god created man
"And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life" (Genesis 2:7)
In the Sumerian story of "Enki and Ninmah"(ETCSL), you will see that they
used a similar method and fashioned man out of clay.
In the story "Enki and Ninhursaja" (ETCSL), we find the first possible similarity to the biblical Eve. Enki ends up eating eight different plants from the garden, which happen to be Ninhursaja's children. When Ninhursaja finds out about this, she curses Enki. "Ninhursaja cursed the name Enki: "Until his dying day, I will never look upon him with life-giving eye" This curse causes Enki to have eight wounds on his body, one for each of the plants that he has eaten. Enlil, Enki's brother, and a fox act on behalf of Enki. They track down Ninhursaja and have her undo the damage caused by the curse she has placed on Enki. Ninhursaja and Enki have sex, the result being eight new children being born to replace the ones that Enki has eaten. As they are born, these new children in turn each heal one of Enki's wounds.
The child that heals Enki's rib is named Ninti."My brother, what part of you hurts you?" "My ribs (ti) hurt me." She gave birth to Ninti out of it." Ninti is also known as the Queen of months and the lady of the rib (ti).
In the book of Genesis, Eve is created by God by taking one of Adams ribs.
In The Epic of Gilgamesh, during Gilgamesh's quest for immortality to save Enkidu, he meets a man by the name of Utnapishtim. Gilgamesh asks Utnapishtim how he gained his eternal life, Utnapishtim relates to Gilgamesh the story of the great flood. While Utnapishtim was living in the city of Shurrupak,
one of the four primary Sumerian gods EA came to Utnapishtim and whispered to him that he should
"tear down your house and build a boat, abandon possessions and look for life, despise worldly goods and save your soul alive. Tear down your house, I say, and build a boat. These are the measurements of the barque as you shall build her" (Epic of Gilgamesh pg.20)
EA then proceeds to give Utnapishtim the measurements to build the boat, and commands him to "take up into the boat the seed of all living creatures." (Epic of Gilgamesh pg. 20) In the Story of Noah and the great flood
, God comes to Noah and instructs him to build an Ark built of gopherwood. He then tells him the measurements, and instructs Noah "of every living thing of all flesh you shall bring two of every sort into the Ark, to keep them alive with you; they shall be male and female." (Genesis 6:19).
In both stories the flood is created by the gods because they are unhappy with man and that the impending flood is related to common man by a divine presence.
Also in both stories they are instructed not only how to build the
boat with exact dimensions, but also to bring their families and animals with them
. More similarities between the two arrive later in the story, with specificity for how long the flood lasted. "For six days and six nights the winds blew, torrent and tempest and flood overwhelmed the world, tempest and flood raged together like warring hosts.
When the seventh day dawned the storm from the south subsided, the sea grew calm, the flood was stilled." (The Epic of Gilgamesh) "Now the flood was on the earth for forty days." (Genesis 7:17
) Another similarity comes after the flood subsides, when both Utnapishtim and Noah both release not only ravens but also doves to see if the waters had dried from the earth. After this happens, both men build alters and make offerings to their God in acts of worship. There are many differences between the stories of the great flood in the book of Genesis and The Epic of Gilgamesh. However, when the
similarities are pointed out between the two there is a clarity of reason about why the flood happened, the relationship between the hero of the story and their respective God, the specifics about not only how to build the ship but what to bring on it, the timed duration of the flood, the kinds of birds that were released after for their test flights for land. Even after the flood, both boats come to rest on a mountainside
, instead of perhaps on a plain or valley. By examining the relationship between the two stories, even with their differences, you find that their commonalities are great. The most glaring similarity is the point by point order of these similarities throughout the stories, even though logically there are so many other possibilities, variations and alternatives.
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Update 9/20/2011
Found a great website for the sumarian tablet translations we have avaiable. I believe this web site has the complete video collection! I have watched them alot and enjoyed them, So hope you all enjoy learning about this as well!
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On arrival you are immersed into the rhythm of Africa as various tribal dances are performed to the rousing beat of drums. The gumboot dance, originated by migrant workers on the gold mines, is also performed, as well as beautiful church and wedding songs.
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The large and active Filipino community in the San Antonio area is mobilizing forces to help the victims of Typhoon Haiyan in their homeland. The typhoon devastated entire regions of The Philippines and is estimated to have killed between 10,000 and 12,000 people.
"The Filipinos are very close, said Laura Allison, who heads the group Organization of Filipinos on Texas. "If you are from the Philippines, we think we all are related somehow."
The ties between The Philippines and San Antonio come largely from the military, as generations of San Antonians were stationed at the former Subic Bay Naval Station and Clark Air Force Base. The Philippines are, like Texas, a former colony of the Spanish Empire, and, even though Tagolog is the primary language, Spanish is also widely spoken in The Philippines.
"In fact, most of the Filipinos who are here are from that part of the country, that was hit by the typhoon, the southern part," Allison said.
Filipino businesses and two large churches with largely Filipino congregations are springing into action. Chris Javier, who runs Filipino Express Restaurant on the city 's northwest side, says he plans to hold several fundraisers and donate a large portion of his proceeds to the typhoon relief operation.
"A lot of us are really affected by that emotionally," he said. "Our hearts go out to our brothers and sisters over there."
Allison says this is a situation where Filipinos in San Antonio and those who support the local Filipino community can come together and make a real difference to support the typhoon victims.
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(Los Angeles, CA) -- Donald Sterling is reportedly giving up his fight against the NBA. His lawyer said Wednesday that Sterling will allow the L.A. Clippers to be sold to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer for two-billion dollars. Sterling will also drop his legal action against the NBA over his banishment from the league and the two-point-five-million dollar fine he was slapped with over his racial comments. The sale still needs to be approved by the NBA Board of Governors. There's no announced timetable on when such a vote would take place.


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'"I haven't been in this situation before," Ruff said after the Sabres' 4-3 loss. "There's frustrated players and frustrated coaches.'
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'The dollar total of the aid requested is less than was given to the Buffalo Bills, and if not granted, the Sabres most likely will depart and the community will be left with a facility that will be a mostly unused empty shell. That would make no economic sense and would be a major setback to community pride.'
Wild 4, Buffalo 3
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Wild capsule
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Power play comes alive
'Like their 2-2 tie at Chicago on Thursday, the Wild found themselves in a wide-open affair where scoring chances materialized as fast and treacherous as black ice.'
Wild 4, Sabres 3
'"Every game's the same,'' Sabres forward Stu Barnes said. "It's a one-goal game, but we're on the wrong end of it.'''
Minnesota 4, Buffalo 3
'"If you're struggling, you work harder, you try harder," said Barnes, Buffalo's captain. "If you've missed the net, hit the net. It's pretty basic, it's not rocket science. But the flip side of that is not to come and mope every day and believe all is lost and we might as well give up now because this is over with. We're not going to do that because that is not an option."'
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The cataclysm of the Sabres continues. This past week, the Sabres rapid decent from the respectability resumed as they lost all three against Montreal, Pittsburgh and Ottawa. Those three losses, combined with the embarrassing loss a week ago against the Florida Panthers, put the Sabres losing streak at four. To make matters worse, there doesn't seem to be any light at the end of the tunnel.
Wild surprise puts Minnesota among best
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 2:01 pm
Post subject: Analysis of the Giants game...
Whats up guys, havent posted in here in awhile but im constantly on the site everyyyday, gonna start posting again frequently, but to the real discussion, our play vs the Giants:
-Cam Newton; he didnt play that bad as many people may think, obviously the 3 picks werent good but one was tipped by lafell, the other he was trying to make a play on a 3rd and 22 and the last was just him forcing it.
-The read option DOES work but as many of you have stated it should NOT be the staple of our run game. we need to line up in basic i-form, staggered 2 back set, single back, etc, and try to pound the ball down the defenses throats. To me we have great personnel for a basic running game, tolbert leading the way with deangelo/stew following behind and creating a huge run. The read option should be implemented frequently, NOT solely relied upon.
-The o-line needs to work on pass blocking better, yes they did a fairly well job against the giants tremendous d-line but there are many times where they need to improve: shutting down a stud DE/DT (JPP in this case, we need to focus in neutralizing their best d lineman) and picking up blitzes, it seemed every time they blitzed Cam was either hit or rattled) Run blocking to me isnt that bad, it can improve but that will happen as the season continues.
-Steve Smith...... we all know about steve so i dont need to get into it, but IMHO it is a disgrace that he only got FOUR targets last night, to me he is 1a. and 1b. with him and calvin as the best receiver in the league. The man breathes fire, intensity, passion, and heart. He was open on multiple occasions last night but Cam simply missed him or didnt look his way. I know they doubled and bracketed him, im well aware, but he SHOULD and NEEDS to be cams first look each and every time due to the sole fact that he is a game breaker and a game changer each time he touches the ball.
Where do i begin...im gonna try to shorten it up and make it quick
-Dline: where is the pressure from our front 4?? You know what this means and what i was screaming at the tv all last night......DIAL UP MORE BLITZES!!! why was eli relaxing in his lounge chair all last night?!?! If you cant get pressure from the front four, guess what the means mcdermott....send more guys!! play man to man and trust your corners!
-LB's: Kuechly played good, overshot some angles but hell get used to the speed of the game soon. Anderson played well also, didnt make as many plays as i was hoping but didnt do anything bad either (except for the deep seam route up the middle where he got torched...) Beason in my opinion played the worst out of the 3, i know many people will criticize me for that but i thought he did. Missed 2 very big tackles in the first half that both went for long runs, I remember one on the first possession where he had Brown wrapped up in the backfield and he broke it off for a 30 yd run, i was shocked at that. To be fair, he still looks injured, about 75-80% to me, hopefully he returns to form very soon. TD didnt play but we definitely need him back asap!
CB's: another point where i think i might get concerns about is the play of Josh Norman, everyone thought he played bad...to me he played fairly decent; not good but not bad/horrible. he was left on an island for the majority of the night and he didnt give up any hugeee plays, yes he got beat occasionally but he is a 5th round rookie is his 3rd game. Gamble-monster as always, i think they got 3 catches on him all night.
The play of the secondary- why did we run a soft zone all night? im still trying to figure that out... We would rush 4, and drop 7 back, 2 deep safties, and have our corners 7 yards off. Eli ate us up because of that, picked off his receivers left and right.
If it were me this would have been my defensive strategy (to get pressure on Eli):
-Bring the front 4 and send either beason/anderson/kuechly or a cb/s on a blitz (so bringing either 4/5/6 guys frequently but not every play) while playing TIGHT man to man. Keep gamble on cruz and let norman bully barden 2 yards off the LOS and keep ONE safety shadowed to either the strong side with more receivers or the side that would need help (cruz or barden)
The defense was pathetic last night, no pass rush, no breaks on the ball, no deflections, nothing.....
I keep hearing everyone blaming the O for last nights game but IMO the D cost us more than anything...
Im sure I missed many points and Ill add some here and there but for now this is my brief analysis of the game. Let me know what everyone thinks!!!!
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 4:10 pm
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You know we can talk about how bad the schemes were and the game plan was poor. But... if guys would step up and execute the game plan we would be alright.
Greg Hardy is absolutely crucial for the teams success this year. He has to be the DE he capable of being. If he stepped up we could actually rush 4 and get pressure. And I think he has had good moments but nows the time for this guy to turn it on. Somebody on the defensive line has got to dominate and give the offense someone to account for besides CJ.
Offensively blocking needs to be better all around, way too inconsistent. I agree with you on Smitty, he still had a decent game with 86 yds. When he made that 30 yds catch I couldn't believe how fast he still looked.
Josh Norman is not a concern of mine, he is being asked to do a lot for a 5th round rookie.
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Billy Currington is hitting the road. The country star is heading out on his "We Are Tonight" tour. The trek borrows its name from the singer's most recent album, which he's supporting with the road trip. The disc, which was released last September, features Billy's chart-topping hit "Hey Girl."
Currington is launching the tour with a show in Tulsa, Oklahoma Thursday night. The 17-date trek continues thought an appearance in Fort Smith, Arkansas on May 3rd. Brett Eldredge and Chase Rice are also on board as openers.
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March 7 - Shawnee, Oklahoma, at The Grand Casino Resort
March 8 - Little Rock, Arkansas, at the Verizon Arena
March 14 - Biloxi, Mississippi, at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
March 15 - Tunica, Mississippi, at Harrah's Tunica
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April 10 - Pikeville, Kentucky, at the Eastern Kentucky Expo Center
April 11 - North Charleston, South Carolina, at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center
April 24 - Dothan, Alabama, at the Toadlick Music Festival
May 1 - Austin, Texas, at Austin City Limits Live
May 2 - Bossier City, Louisiana, at the Horseshoe Bossier City Riverdome
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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 687
|Puyallup Indians, Wash. Acquisition of land from, for Indian sanatorium purposes.
|Chap. 687
|27 Stat. 633
Conveyance of title.
|Sec. 2
|Appropriation authorized.
|Sec. 2
|Sec. 2
|Distribution to members of tribe.
|Sec. 2
|Proviso. Acceptance an extinguishment of interest.
|Sec. 3
|Payment not a bar to hospitalization, etc.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized to acquire, from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians of Washington, for Indian sanatorium
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purposes, tracts numbered 6 and 7, containing thirty-eight and fifty one-hundredths acres, including all tribal-owned improvements thereon, of the Indian addition to the city of Tacoma, Washington, established under the Act of March 3, 1893 (27 Stat. 633); title to be conveyed to the United States by such tribal officials as the Puyallup Tribal Council shall authorize by resolution and by such form of relinquishment or deed as the Secretary of the Interior may designate.
In order to carry out the provisions of section 1 hereof there is hereby authorized to be appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $228,525, which sum shall be distributed by the Secretary of the Interior in equal shares to the members of the Puyallup Indian Tribe, determined in accordance with the constitution and bylaws of the tribe approved May 13, 1936, as of the date of the passage of this Act, under such rules and regulations as he may prescribe: Provided, That acceptance by each individual, or by his or her natural or legal guardian or heirs, of the pro rata share of the amount hereby authorized to be appropriated shall be recognized as completely extinguishing any and all right or interest such member of the tribe might have had in said property.
The fulfillment of the provisions of section 2 hereof shall not bar the hospitalization of or medical attention to members of the Puyallup Tribe at the Indian sanatorium referred to in section 1.
Approved, August 11, 1939.