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This musical egg is reminiscent of the eggs crafted by Peter Carl Fabergé from 1885-1917, and plays The Nutcracker Suite March from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite on an 18-note, key-wound musical movement. Hidden inside the egg is a handpainted pewter nutcracker centerpiece (non-rotating). The egg is crafted of lustrous, triple-fired porcelain decorated with details including raised relief, 22 karat gold accents, and 100 hand-set faux jewels and Swarovski crystals. The base of the egg has an artwork panorama in the Russian Palekh black-lacquer technique by Master Natalia Zaitseva and depicts Herr Drosselmeyer revealing the Nutcracker to Clara for the first time. Each egg is numbered and includes a certificate of authenticity. 6 1/2" H x 3" W. (11 oz.)
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Quality was outstanding
By Dolly
from Tarentum, PA
This item is a Christmas gift for my niece that loves the Nutcracker.I am extremely impressed by the outstanding quality and workmanship. I generally dislike ordering this type of gifts from a catalog but I am more than satisfied with it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Not what I expected
By Moya
from San Antonio TX
Best Uses
This was going to be X-Mas present for my BFF as her extensive nutcracker collection perished in the massive fire that destroyed her home this past January. The quality of this nutcracker will be a poor substitute.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Beautiful product
By Jenn
from MA
Appears to be very detailed, well priced, securely packaged. Music sounds a bit tinny but formthenprice okay
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Porcelain, musical Egg
By Mom
from Indianapolis, IN
Ordered this for Christmas gift. Music is disappointing and whole thing looks cheap. I am returning it. Sorry.
Made my grandkids very happy
By prospectorsteve
from temecula ca
Great pieces have purchased part of the set before and have already purchased another set for the grand kids they love them and will cherish them for years
By stumpy
from Catawissa, Pa.
very timely and beautiful
Looks Beautiful
By powerhouse
from Tampa, FL
This is a gift for my granddaughter and Ihave not taken it out of the box. I will haveto wait until Christmas to tell you if it worksproperly. She is Clara in the Nutcracker and Iwanted something for her to remember this wonderful experience.
Lovely Quality Product
By Grammie
from Denver, CO
Nutcracker Suite March Porcelain Musical Egg
By Desse
from Northern Virginia
I was even more impressed with this piece; it was incredibly well-made, and the quality matched the beauty. I loved listening to the tune of the Nutcracker Suite, and in hindsight, wished I'd ordered one for myself. Think I will!
Tonal quality of musical works is poor
By Warren
from San Diego, CA
While visually very beautiful, the musical works are a very inferior qually. Some notes are muted (don't ring) and the rest are tin-y sounding. Not pleasant to listen to.
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A DNA test confirmed another dark twist in the story of three women imprisoned in a house for about a decade - kidnapping and rape suspect Ariel Castro is the father of a six-year-old girl who escaped from the house along with the women, a prosecutor says.
As the investigation into the women's ordeal continued, the FBI also said no human remains were among more than 200 pieces of evidence collected from the house.
Two of the women, including the one who gave birth to the girl, returned to relatives' houses earlier this week. The third woman, Michelle Knight, was released from a hospital on Friday with a request that her privacy be respected.
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Castro was represented at Thursday's hearing by public defender Kathleen Demetz, who said she was acting as Castro's adviser if needed until he is appointed a full-time lawyer once he's charged by a grand jury.
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Relatives have portrayed Castro as a "monster" who terrorised the mother of his children, frequently beating her, playing twisted psychological games and locking her indoors.
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Miguel Quinones, manager of a group Castro played with twice as a backup bass player about five years ago, said on Thursday he had nothing bad to say about Castro based on his own experiences.
A police report alleged that Castro made one of his captives pregnant at least five times and made her miscarry by starving her and punching her in the stomach.
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Tests by the state attorney-general's office on a sample of Castro's DNA confirmed that he is the father of Berry's six-year-old daughter, who was rescued from his house.
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Chances are, even if you aren't here in Philadelphia, you knew the second that Hillary Clinton took the stage to deliver last night's opening keynote at Greenbuild. The moment she appeared at Temple University's Licouras Center, the ambient light levels in the arena shot up—not by the impressive array of theatrical lighting on display, but rather because of the number of smartphones that immediately sprung to life, snapping photos, tweeting, and capturing video. All of which was immediately delivered to hundreds of social networks. Maybe even yours.
In a speech that detailed the U.S. Green Building Council's impact over the past 20 years as well as her own work to promote sustainability—from her efforts as a new First Lady to reduce the carbon footprint of the white house in 1993 to her involvement as Secretary of State with ensuring that all future U.S. embassies will be built to a minimum LEED Silver standard—Clinton made one thing clear: The work that has already been done to advance the green movement is impressive, but there is more work to do.
"The work has proven itself," she said. "We know what to do. We just have to be better organized and focused…to do more."
To that end, the former First Lady and U.S. Secretary of State encouraged the audience of some 10,000 people to "take what you know works and explain it to anyone who will listen to you." Clinton noted that sustainability is not just about green buildings, but also about economic security, health and well-being, and "about building the kind of future we want to leave for our children." In an interview with USGBC president and CEO Rick Fedrizzi, Clinton said that the next step for the movement is really to open the discussion and convince the rest of the world that sustainable design is important. "You're right, number one, and that always helps," she said, adding that the crowd likely contained "prophets and proselytizers" who could spread their message of sustainability.
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White Lake, N.C. - The Tornados took part in the 16 team Carolina Sands Intercollegiate at the Carolina Sands Golf Course this past weekend. Grant Carnie and Thomas Bush both finished in a tie for 11th as the Tornados finished fifth in the tournament, 10 strokes ahead of host UNC Pembroke.
Overall, Brevard shot a 291 on day one and nearly matched that total with a 292 on the second day to post a 583, 7-over for the two day event. The Tornados finished 16 strokes behind tournament co-champions Barton College and Coker College.
Individually, Carnie and Bush both finished at even par for the tournament. Carnie shot a pair of 72s for the tournament, while Bush shot a first round 69, 3-under for the lowest score among Brevard golfers in the tournament. Bush followed with a second round 75 to finish tied with Carnie at 11th for his lowest finish of the season.
Joshua Davis carded a 75, 4-over on the first day and improved on day two to become only the second Tornado to shoot under par with a 71, 1-under to finish in a tie for 18th at 146.
Bret McGaughey also improved on his first day score of 76, 4-over to card a 74 on the second day to put him in a tie for 30th with teammate Thomas Rennie who carded a pair of 75s.
The final Tornado golfer in the tournament, Craig Galloway, opened with a 78 in the first round, then shot a 79 in round two to finish in a tie for 54th at 13-over, 157.
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9th Arrest from Kokopellis brawl
A Troy man was arrested for the attempted robbery of Officer Brandon Cipperly at Kokopelli's Club on Saturday, January 25, trying to grab his nightstick.
Kerif Hassan Burns, 30, is charged with Attempted Robbery and Obstruction of Governmental Administration. In a statement, police say Burns attempted to forcibly remove the baton while Cipperly was going into Kokopellis in response to a reported fight. His actions were recorded on video and were overt and forcible, according to Capt. John Cooney, police spokesman.
"Mr. Burns attempted to wrestle the baton away from the officer," said Cooney. "He was unsuccessful and was pushed aside so the officer could continue his quest to find an assault victim."
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President Barack Obama Talks Affordable Care Act, Zach Galifianakis, and Shopping at Gap
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President of the United States Barack Obama phoned in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Friday to encourage young people to sign up for the Affordable Care Act and revealed how he was able to keep a straight face during his comical appearance on Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis.
And of course we had to ask about how he conquered shopping in the women's section at Gap this week for his daughters, Malia and Sasha, and wife First Lady Michelle Obama.
How & Why You Should Sign up for the Affordable Care Act by March 31
The Affordable Care Act was signed in to law by Obama in 2010 with the goal of increasing the quality, affordability, and attainability of health insurance and to date, over 4.2 million people have signed up. But President Obama stresses there are many more who need and should sign up for ObamaCare.
"The main thing they need to do is to check out their options," he explains. "If they're already getting health insurance on the job, they don't have to do anything."
However, for those who do not have health insurance, Obama stresses: "You should go to healthcare.gov and compare the prices that are available for various private plans. And they're the same kind of plans that you'd get on the job that people are familiar with, things like Blue Cross and Aetna, depending on the state. And what healthcare.gov will show is the kinds of plans that are available, the prices that are available and whether you're eligible for some sort of tax credit. And for a lot of people, they will find that for $100 or less, they can get really good health insurance – in some cases, it's going to be less than the cost of their cellphone bill or their cable bill."
Why is it so important to make sure you're covered? Obama explains it's because "you never know what kind of curveballs life throws at you."
"If you get into an accident, or heaven forbid, have an illness or someone in your family does and you do not have health insurance, it can bankrupt you or you may not get the treatment you need," Obama adds. "And for a relatively modest cost there are millions of people who have already signed up and have been able to get health insurance – we have 4.2 million who have signed up as of the beginning of the month and that means there are a whole lot of people out there who could still use it."
As for what happens if you don't have health insurance or don't sign up for the ACA by March 31?
"Then you will not be able to sign up again until November," Obama explains. "So if you want health insurance this year, you need to make sure you that you are signing up by March 31."
For those who are concerned they won't be able to afford health care, the president reassures them that "there's a hardship exemption and you will not suffer any penalty." However, "if you can afford it and you just decide you don't want to get it because your attitude is 'Nothing is ever going to happen to me,' then you'll be charged a penalty and the reason is because if you end up having an accident and you go to the emergency room, somebody's got to pay for it and that somebody is folks who have been responsible about getting health insurance."
In short, Obama concludes: "Essentially, what we need to do is to make sure everybody before March 31 has taken the time to go to healthcare.gov, check out your options, make sure that you are well informed and if you don't want to go on a website you can always call 1-800-318-2596 or you can find a facility near you where somebody will walk you through the options. But the key thing to remember is that this is affordable health care. You can get free mammograms and preventative care and flu shots and check ups as part of the package and it's something every family should have."
On His Between Two Ferns Interview With Zach Galifianakis
The president feels so strongly about the ACA, he even faced comedian Zach Galifianakis on his Funny or Die comedy series Between Two Ferns, where Zach called him a nerd, amongst other things.
"Zach actually was pretty nervous," Obama reveals with a laugh. "It was funny to watch because this whole Between Two Ferns schtick – which I wasn't familiar with before my staff told me that we had been pitched to do this – his whole character is to go after the guest and I think he was looking around and seeing all these Secret Service guys with guns and thinking, 'I wonder what happens here if I cross the line?' But we had a great time."
Although Obama wasn't familiar with Zach's spoof talk show, his 15-year-old daughter Malia knew all about it.
"And as I said, I wasn't familiar with this thing, but when I was at the dinner table with the girls and I said, 'Well today I did something with Zach, it's called Two Ferns I think?' Malia was so excited! She had seen all the previous episodes, so I figured it was going to reach our target audience, which is a lot of young people and it turns out we've had close to 15 million hits. And the amazing thing is afterwards people actually did link to healthcare.gov and people actually signed up for health insurance, so it ended up working, but I think I have to keep my day job."
On Shopping at The Gap For His Daughters and the First Lady
While the president may not think comedy is his calling, he did a great job shopping for his daughters and wife at The Gap in New York City this week.
"They thought for a dad, I displayed reasonably good taste," Obama shares about choosing $44 lightweight cardigans for his girls. Still, he jokes, "the bar is fairly low. But I didn't get too adventurous. It was your basic sweaters and solid colors, [I] didn't get too wild."
So how is Obama so comfortable in the women's department?
"The key thing, the first thing I did, was walk in and said, 'We're just getting a sweater or a blouse or a T-shirt' because when you start getting into pants or shoes, then suddenly you're doomed."
And it was lucky Gap employee Susan Panariello who was able to help assist the president on his successful shopping mission.
In fact, Susan herself phoned in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Thursday and revealed yes, it was a surprise to be helping Obama, but also, he had a good understanding of his girls' sizes. Still, she hinted, the president himself may be in need of a new pair of jeans.
"I've been unfairly maligned about my jeans," Obama jokes. "The truth is, generally I look very sharp in jeans. There was one episode like four years ago in which I was wearing some loose jeans mainly because I was out on the pitcher's mound and I didn't want to feel confined while I was pitching and I think I've paid my penance for that. I got whacked pretty good. Since that time, my jeans fit very well."
Obama opted to wear a suit during his visit at The Gap and despite bringing home gifts to his girls, he revealed there was an explanation behind his shopping spree.
"The reason we were at The Gap was they announced they were going to make sure they increase the starting salaries for all their employees to at least a $10-hour wage. Over the next couple of years, they're going to be staggering up. And it's part of my general pitch that a lot of employers can afford to provide at least a $10.10 minimum wage. We're trying to get Congress to pass that as well, but my basic attitude is, if you work full time in this country you shouldn't be in poverty and a lot of folks, particularly women, work in low-wage jobs. Raising the minimum wage really makes a difference and so I wanted to acknowledge The Gap is doing the right thing and I hope more companies do the same thing."
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All the quotations to which Tischendorf refers are made within a few pages of this explicit declaration.
I have restored the defective passages after the text authorized by Tischendorf.
Tischendorf suggests that it has surreptitiously found its way into the text from St. Luke xix.
It is pleasant to find a grain of wheat in the bushel of Tischendorf chaff.
Most certainly they do not, and Tischendorf does not attempt to offer any evidence that they do so.
Paley says Papias was a hearer of John, Tischendorf says he was not.
Quite idle is it to pretend (with Tischendorf) that these words are an importation from the parallel place in St. Matthew.
(l) Even Tischendorf does not pretend that this is a quotation of Matth.
From Tischendorf's list of thirteen Fathers, serious deductions have to be made.
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Parts found for 2014 Honda Accord 4 Door SPORT KL CVT Splash Guards
1 Splash Guards found for 2014 Honda Accord 4 Door SPORT KL CVT
You Save: $36.14Splash Guards are a nice finishing touch. They give your Honda a great look and help protect your paint from chips and stains.
- Custom-fitted in wheel wells to blend in with vehicle design
- No-drill installation helps protect against corrosion
- Superior strength and durability in nearly any weather condition
Splash Guards will not fit vehicles with Side or Rear Under Body Spoilers.
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I'm a Morris Graduate School of Management student, pursing my MBA with a concentration in Management and Human Resources. I am also a full-time paralegal specializing in unemployment law. When I'm not working or studying, I'm watching Hockey or Baseball or attending concerts.
NATO Summit
Bark in the Park!
Finals Week and a Recap
Morris Women Presents
Mentoring Panel Discussion
International Women's Day
The Oscars!
Graduating on-time and Morris Women
Scheduling Classes
Year 2012
Winter is Here!
Morris Women
Sports and Unity!
Week Four
Open Streets
The Last Two Weeks!
To Drop a class or not!
Fall is almost here.
Busy, Busy, Busy
Summer Vacation
Summerfest in Milwaukee!
Graduation Time!
We're havin' a heat wave!!
My first blog!
Previously on Real Life @ RMU
Bark in the Park!
This weekend was a busy weekend in Chicago. We had the celebration of Cinco de Mayo, the anniversary of the Polish Constitution. The moon was also closer to the earth resulting in a "Super Moon", (which if you looked out Saturday night, it looked like the usual size, so Im not sure what was so super about that). Also this weekend, The Anti Cruelty Society hosted their annual 5k walk fundraiser called "Bark in the Park". The fundraiser provides monies to keep The Anti Cruelty Society in operation, which provides shelter and low cost treatments for all types of animals. My family and I walked with our doggies (Acee-boy and a friends dog Ozzie) along Montrose Harbor for 3 miles (5k). Despite the weather being dreary and a bit cold, there was a huge turnout of participants. I enjoyed participating in this walk because you can see all the different breeds of dogs. The dogs range from huge Great Danes to small Chihuahuas strolling along with their owners and curious about their other four legged participants. At the end of the walk both dogs and owners can rejuvenate with snacks and water. Vendors of various pet services have booths that offer free items and sample treats for your pets. You could also have your pets nails manicured by the Pet Smart. It was a fun day to spend time with your pets and family members to raise money for a good cause.
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NinaProgram: Master of Business Administration Hometown: Chicago, IL Campus: Chicago
NATO Summit
This weekend, Chicago played host to the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) meetings, where members of the 28 countries gather and talk about topics affecting the world. Topics included global warming, tensions between countries, and Afghanistan and the U.S. As students of RMU know, classes were canceled and the building was closed in preparation of the events. Chicago is only the second U.S. city to host NATO after Washington D.C. The city expected that protesters from all over the country and the world would gather in Chicago and protest NATO.
The summit was held at McCormick place, Chicagos huge convention center. In preparation for the summit, Chicago closed down sections of the highways around McCormick Place, Metra stations, and most major museums and landmarks. Closures started Friday night into Saturday morning. However, the city was preparing for protests to begin on Friday. Downtown Chicago, near State street was a ghost town. What is usually a bustling night filled with people enjoying the start of the weekend, not a soul was out! It was weird to see Chicago so desolate, but demonstrates that Chicagoans were taking this situation seriously.
Chicago, will find out several days after the NATO summit how well we hosted the event. Chicago Police have to be commended for being in full force and dealing with the taunts and antics of the protesters. Every resource of security was pulled for this event and lined to protect the delegates and the city from protests becoming out of control.
Whether you agree or disagree with NATO, this summit was a history event for Chicago and brought the city to the world stage.
In other news Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs had their Cross Town Classic where both teams play against each other for the BP cup. This time around the Chicago White Sox swept the Cubs in all three games.


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Homecoming will be 'Crazy for Carolina'
The University of South Carolina students, faculty and alumni are celebrating Homecoming week Nov. 1 – 6 with a series of festive events to display Gamecock pride.
This year's Cockfest will take place at 7 p.m. on Greene Street, outside the Russell House. The Carolina band and cheerleaders will be present along with coaches. Fans can enjoy free barbecue at an old-fashioned pig-pickin' after the rally.
The event is free and open to the public.
Homecoming week's events include the "Crazy for Carolina" parade and Carolina Alumni Homecoming Celebration and Awards Gala on Friday, Nov. 5; and game-day celebration on Saturday, Nov. 6, when the Gamecocks take on the University of Arkansas in a key Southeastern Conference football contest. Other events during the week include a display of student-made banners on Greene Street that show Carolina spirit and a Black Alumni Council celebration.
The "Crazy for Carolina" parade will begin at 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5, originating at the Facilities Center at the corner of Greene and Gadsden streets and continuing through campus. Baseball coach Ray Tanner will serve as grand marshal, and members of the 2010 national champion baseball team will participate. The parade will feature spirit-themed floats built by various student organizations.
The Carolina Alumni Homecoming Celebration and Awards Gala will be held at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5, and will feature great food, alumni awards, music and fun to kick off the weekend. Tickets are $39 and can be purchased at mycarolina.org or by calling 803-777-4111.
The annual Homecoming game-day celebration will take place at the National Guard Armory three hours before kickoff. The tailgate party will have great food and live music by the Fabulous Keys. Gamecock football greats from previous eras will attend and sign autographs, and special reunions are planned for teams from from 1950, 1960, 1970 and 1980. Tickets are $15 for adults and $8 for children under the age of 10 and can be purchased at mycarolina.org or by calling 803-777-4111.
For more information and a full calendar of events, visit the 2010 USC Homecoming website: homecoming.sc.edu.


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Starting at age 20, everyone should have their cholesterol checked at least every 5 years. Children and teens who have a family history of early heart disease or high cholesterol (total cholesterol above 240 mg/dL) should be screened sooner.
A fasting lipid profile (also called lipoprotein profile) is a detailed blood test for cholesterol. You will need to fast for 9 - 12 hours prior to the test. This test includes:
The lipid profile will be done by drawing a blood sample from your arm and will then be sent to a laboratory for analysis.
For initial screening, your doctor may take a blood sample even if you have not fasted. In this case, the doctor will look at only the total and HDL cholesterols. If the total is 200 mg/dL (or above) or the HDL is below 40 mg/dL, the doctor will also order a fasting lipid profile.
The following charts will help you understand what your blood results mean. Keep in mind, though, that your underlying risk for heart disease is what gives these numbers their significance. Virtually all cholesterol levels should be treated for those at the highest risk.
The term "high" cholesterol generally refers to having high total or high LDL levels. Remember, your LDL level is usually the one doctors are most concerned about.
LDL cholesterol levels -- bad cholesterol
According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, your LDL cholesterol level is a better indicator of your risk for a heart attack and stroke than total cholesterol. The lower your LDL, the lower your risk for heart disease or stroke. LDL cholesterol less than 100 mg/dL (or less than 70 mg/dL in some cases) is considered optimal. For some people with LDL levels below 100 mg/dL, statin drugs (used to lower cholesterol) may still be very useful for preventing heart disease. Virtually all cholesterol levels benefit from treatment in those who are at the highest risk for heart disease. If you already have heart disease plus another strong risk factor for heart problems, like diabetes, current cigarette smoking, poorly controlled high blood pressure, or the metabolic syndrome (high triglycerides, low HDL cholesterol, and obesity), you should strive to bring your LDL cholesterol below 70 mg/dL.
Women who are at high risk for heart disease should lower their LDL cholesterol below 70 mg/dL, recommends the American Heart Association.
Treatment recommendations for high cholesterol are based on your LDL levels and whether or not you already have heart disease or any risk factors for heart disease. Some people can lower their LDL by making basic diet and lifestyle changes. These changes include:
Other people will need medication to lower their LDL level, as explained in Step 7, Cholesterol-lowering drugs.
HDL Cholesterol Levels -- "Good Cholesterol"
Women tend to have better HDL cholesterol than men. In general, an increased risk for heart disease, including heart attack, occurs when the HDL level is less than 40mg/dL. More specifically, men are at particular risk if their HDL is below 37 mg/dL and women if their HDL is below 47 mg/dL.
Triglyceride levels
High triglyceride levels may also be associated with a higher risk for heart disease and stroke. This is especially true because people with high triglycerides often have other conditions, such as diabetes and obesity, that increase the likelihood of developing cardiovascular disease.
Total blood cholesterol levels
In general, the lower your total cholesterol the better.
Emerging risk factors for coronary artery disease
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WATCH: Laidback Luke releases 'Musically Driven Bus Tour' after-movie
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Laidback Luke took over North America with his Muiscally Driven Bus Tour this past fall, and now he is sharing the experience with all of his fans with the official after-movie!
The bus tour kicked off at the end of September in El Paso, Texas, traveling through the U.S. and Canada, before hitting its final destination in Indianapolis, Indiana in November. Joining Luke on the nationwide trek were Moska and D.O.D.
Get a taste of the action with a behind-the-scenes look at the tour including the Super You & Me stage at TomorrowWorld in Atlanta, a stop at the Evolution studios for an interview & meet and greet, shows in NYC, Boston, Washington DC and more.
[Listen to Laidback Luke's MixMash Radio show on Evolution every Saturday at 9 p.m. ET]
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Climate change is one of the defining issues of our time, and is set to radically transform the world in which we live.
The Mekong region's heavily populated coastal areas are especially at risk from
saltwater intrusion, inundation from rising seas, and more extensive floods
arising from greater peak flows of the Mekong, Red, Chao Phraya and other rivers.
Read more about Climate Change in the Greater Mekong >>
Mitigation and Adaptation
Mitigation refers to efforts to reduce GHG emissions and to the enhancement of sinks (i.e., carbon sequestration). Afforestation, reforestation, and capturing and storing carbon from energy production and industrial processes are examples of carbon sequestration strategies. Energy conservation and switching to C-neutral renewable fuels are examples of reducing GHG emissions. Protecting, maintaining, and sustainably managing standing forests sequester carbon and reduce GHG emissions.
Although the Greater Mekong region is rapidly developing, there is still a window of opportunity to promote these mitigation options. However these should not be treated separately from adaptation strategies. In fact, forest
protection and management is both a mitigation strategy and an ecosystembased adaptation that can maintain the region's resilience to climate change.
Climate change is a symptom of unsustainable development as much as a driver of change. If reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD) becomes an accepted strategy by the UN Framework Convention
on Climate Change (UNFCCC), there should be excellent opportunities for the region to benefit from the synergy of adaptation with mitigation.
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I'll go first :-
1. I've never seen a James Bond film (you might know this if a regular)
2. My hearing is bad enough (from birth) to be registered deaf
3. Part of me was in an episode of 'Minder'
I'll go first :-
1. I've never seen a James Bond film (you might know this if a regular)
2. My hearing is bad enough (from birth) to be registered deaf
3. Part of me was in an episode of 'Minder'
Doesn't have a signature anymore
1. I must make my pecs dance to the Terminator theme tune every time I hear it
2. I was randomly attacked by a homicidal midget in Starbucks (I won)
3. I've currently onto the front cover of a single on Itunes
1. when i go for a poo, i often whistle the tune to 'steptoe and son' and stop to shake each foot as i pick it up on the way
that's all i can think of.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
1) I cannot pass by anything hanging at eye-level without punching,bobbing and weaving around it.
2) Every time it rains I shudder at the though of getting drenched on my motorbike on the way home-Although I haven`t ridden one for the best part of 15 years
1. I really don't like odd numbers apart from numbers 7 and 13.....
2. I hate going barefoot anywhere apart from on the beach or in the bath / shower......
3. I'm terrified (like run away screaming PETRIFIED or kick them in the face scared) of Clowns.....
4. I have no wisdom teeth
(threw the last one in there to make the numbers even - i'm a freak )
1) Despite what my ex girlfriend says; I've never actually had any jam jar or spiky object inserted into my anus and taken a photo.
2) I recently had a semen analysis and was reliably informed in a report that not only are my little soldiers healthy but my semen count was rather high with over 12ml. Fuck you Peter North, fuck you!
3) I've never been shot to death.
Solid supporter of: Tomasz Adamek. Maurício Rua. Daniel Ghiţă
1. work for Canada Post
2. Own over 400 movies. Actual movies. Not burns copies
3. Justin Timberlake is my hero
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
1. I was born without my left upper lateral tooth meaning my teeth are out of line and my jaw clicks every time I open and close my mouth
2. I met my wife online and we are happily married with a 2 year old boy
3. Whenever I go for a shit I always make a wee noise before my arse touches the seat as I know it will be cold
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With authentic period details, realistic sounds, and infrared "projectiles," these remote controlled tanks re-enact the famous armored clashes of World War II's Eastern Front. At 1:24 scale, each tank's authentic period details are clearly identifiable: the German PzKpfw IV Ausf. H is marked with the crossed-Y emblem of the German 16th Panzer Division, and its turrets and sides are protected by sch�rzen, intended to thwart anti-tank weapons. The Red Army's T-34/85 turret is painted with a white cross for easy air identification and features its characteristic external fuel tanks. Both tanks generate realistic sounds while they move on realistic treads and suspension. Each is fitted with a cannon that fires an infrared beam 25' away at a sensor on each tank. The tanks generate an explosion sound and vibrate to indicate they have been hit; five hits results in victory, which shuts a tank down. From up to 60' away, the remote control enables you to depress the barrel by 3� for shots while in defilade, raise it by 17�, and move the turret 330�, in addition to forward, backward, left, and right turns. Includes a practice target. Each tank requires one 9-volt battery, six AA batteries, and two AAA batteries. For Ages 14 and up. (3 lbs.)
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The Remote Controlled Authentic WWII Battling Tanks comes with The Hammacher Schlemmer Lifetime Guarantee. If this product ever disappoints you, for any reason, you may return your Hammacher Schlemmer purchase for exchange, credit, or refund.
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As a student of WW2 history and armoured warfare, these 'toys' were anything but toys. The detail, authenticity and remarkable controls and functions made me want to put them on a shelf under glass. Although the price was a little steep, the quality and usability made me quickly forget. Both my kids (ages 6 and 9) instantly figured out the controls and appear to armour prodigies in their own right! Your description in the catalogue was the level of detail you would find a history book not a commercial marketing item. Kudos all around!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Tomorrowland announces JACKED stage
Tomorrowland is about to get JACKED. The gargantuan festival has announced a JACKED stage as part of the lineup, featuring Afrojack and friends.
Appearing on the JACKED stage during the festival are Apster, Bassjackers, Bobby Burns, Leroy Styles, Quintino, R3hab, Shermanology, Sidney Samson, 3 Belgian talents Makasi, Mystique & The Oddword and Zawdi MC.
You can catch all the action on this stage July 26th.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECAP - 10/10/11Here's a brief look at the highlights of week six of the college football season, a week which saw just one upset in the Top-25 as teams prepare for the release of the first BCS Standings on Sunday, Oct. 16. The rankings used in this recap are the AP Rankings from prior to the games.
FANTASTIC FINISHES #21 Virginia Tech 38, Miami 35: The Hurricanes rally from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to take a 35-31 lead with 3:10 left, but the Hokies' Logan Thomas slips nearly untouched into the end zone from 19 yards out with 71 seconds to go to regain the lead. A last-minute effort by Miami comes up short as Virginia Tech remains in the ACC title picture.#24 Texas A&M 45, Texas Tech 40: This finish was fantastic for Aggie fans who had seen their team give up double-figure leads in each of the last two games with weak second halves; this time A&M returns a blocked field goal for a touchdown and gets a passing score from Ryan Tannehill to send the Red Raiders to their first defeat of the year. PERFECT SURPRISE#8 Clemson 36, Boston College 14: Even most Clemson fans didn't expect a 6-0 start for the Tigers, but a strong defensive performance lifts them to a blowout of Boston College - though not without concerns as breakout star quarterback Tajh Boyd suffers a leg injury late in this one.#19 Illinois 41, Indiana 20: Some wondered if Ron Zook would keep his job through the year; all the Illinois head coach has done is guide the Illini to a 6-0 start as quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase has another outstanding game, throwing for three touchdowns and running for another.#20 Kansas State 24, Missouri 17: Missouri was considered a possible Big 12 contender in the preseason, but it is veteran coach Bill Snyder who leads the Wildcats to a very surprising 5-0 start, topping the Tigers behind 125 rushing yards from John Hubert and three rushing scores from quarterback Collin Klein.TASTY TURNOVERS#3 Oklahoma 55, #11 Texas 17: The Sooner defense forces five turnovers, returning three of them for touchdowns while Landry Jones throws for 367 yards and three touchdowns in one of the more one-sided Red River Rivalries in history.#5 Boise State 57, Fresno State 7: While Kellen Moore remains sensational (23-of-31, 254 yards, 3 TDs), the Bronco defense may be the real story in Boise as it forces four turnovers and doesn't allow Fresno State to cross midfield until the score was 30-0.#22 Arizona State 35, Utah 14: Utah starts solid and looks good, but key penalties and five turnovers let the Sun Devils pull away in the second half as Brock Osweiler throws for 307 yards and three touchdowns.Wake Forest 35, #23 Florida State 30: The Seminoles continue their slump, dropping their third straight game, this time turning the ball over five times to let Wake Forest win its fourth game in a row.


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Interview with Dr Abdel Hamid Afana
30-09-2007 Article, International Review of the Red Cross, No. 867, by Abdel Hamid Afana
Dr Abdel Hamid Afana, MA, PhD, is the President of the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims, Director of the Training and Research Department at the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme and President of the Board of Directors of the Jesoor Organization.
As President of the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims and an experienced psychotherapist, Abdel Hamid Afana gave very valuable insights into the consequences of torture for the victims themselves, as well as for their families, and also pointed out that torture even has long-term negative effects on community development. He further explained the different motivations behind torture and the ways how torture victims can best be approached by ICRC delegates visiting prisons. With regard to the International Rehabilitation Council, he emphasized that it takes a holistic approach to torture, which includes not only individual treatment but also work with the community to ensure that the victims will get the necessary support for themselves and their families.
The interview was held on 12 September 2007 by Toni Pfanner, Editor-in-Chief of the International Review of the Red Cross.
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Car Seat Workshop
Baptist Health
Tuesday, May 6, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (EDT)
Event Details
INTRODUCTION: THE PLAYERS Center for Child Health at Wolfson Children's Hospital is pleased to offer this free Safe Kids Buckle Up parent (or grandparent) workshop. This workshop teaches you what you need to know to keep your precious cargo safe riding in motor vehicles.
Upon completion of the class, families in need of help have the option of purchasing a reduced-cost convertible car seat for babies for babies who weigh over 5 lbs.
Cost of car seat: $50.00 cash only.*
or, with proof of Medicaid or Food Stamps $25.00 cash only.*
* - Please bring exact change.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are more than 10 minutes late you will not be admitted to class. After the class, certified technicians from Safe Kids Northeast Florida will be present to make sure you have your car seat properly installed.
Class time: 10:30- 12:30 pm
REGISTRATION: Class size is limited so please register for the class.
CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY: To accommodate others who may wish to attend this class, we ask that all cancellations be submitted at least 72 hours prior to the start of the class. If you paid a fee for the event, and you submitted the cancellation notice 72 hours or more prior to the start of the event, you can either apply the class fee to another Baptist Health event or request a refund. Please submit your cancellation instructions here via Contact the Host.
THE PLAYERS Center for Child Health is located in the Metro Complex, at I-95 and Emerson. Heading west on Emerson from 95 turn right at the first light. We are located past the stop sign on your left.
3563 Philips Highway
Building E, Suite 502
Jacksonville, FL 32207
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Video: Kelly Clarkson Covers Florence + The Machine's "Shake It Out" In Concert
Kelly Clarkson covered Florence + The Machine's "Shake It Out" in concert recently. How do you think she stacks up to the original?
-Lucia Peters
I may not be a huge American Idol fan, but I've had a growing amount of respect for Kelly Clarkson over the years. In the almost-decade since she became the very first Idol winner, she's fought to regain creative control over her music instead of turning into a cookie cutter pop star, AND she's been a terrific role model for positive body image to boot. Right now, she's in the middle of her Stronger tour, and at Sunday night's concert at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, NJ, she broke out a fun feature she calls "Fan Request."
Here's how it works: Before every show, she lets somebody who's going to be in the audience that night pick a song for her to sing, and then she and the band learn it in time for the show that night. On Sunday, that song happened to be "Shake It Out" by Florence + The Machine. You all know how we love Florence + The Machine here at BettyConfidential, so let's take a listen, shall we? Here it is—Kelly starts to sing at the 2:34 mark, though the pre-performance banter is pretty funny (Note to self: Never bring a vuvuzela to a Kelly Clarkson concert, or she will kick your arse):
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How do you think Kelly matches up to our girl Florence Welch? For comparison purposes, here's the original:
Not bad, right? I think she does admirably with it. Both Kelly and Florence have extremely powerful sets of pipes, so this cover is right up Kelly's alley. I also kind of love that this tune is apparently her favorite workout song. Good on you, Kelly!
Tell us: What song would you want to hear Kelly cover?
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That didnt hurt at all, I asked why and my OB said because Im pretty 'ripe'. Hooray!!!
She said I have a huge chance at going into labor later today if I keep walking etc......not putting too much hope into that just in case!
Please let today be the day so I dont face full induction soon
As I'm typing this I'm eating a ridiculously spicy bowl of chili, getting ready to go to a pottery house with my son to make fun creations and preparing to walk my ass off.
Sorry I haven't been on in a couple days for obvious holiday reasons but I hope everyone is doing fantastic!! Let me know what's going on with all you guys, missed you
I'll update when I can, right now I have tons of pink icky discharge, cramps (ouch) and a whole lot of hope


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ByYoree Koh
Road Warrior provides travel tips from those who know best: busy executives and other globetrotters. See previous columns
James Kondo is a jazz enthusiast, but lately he's been immersed in the sugary sounds of K-pop. As managing director of East Asia for Twitter, the 44-year-old recently spent a week in Seoul explaining the benefits of tweet-based charm offensives to South Korean record company executives, and then it was back to Twitter headquarters in San Francisco. He spoke to the Journal about why he doesn't fly business class, the draws of Changi and the challenge of living authentically while abroad.
How often do you travel? If not every week, then every two weeks. A minimum of six to 10 days of the month on a plane.
Do you wish your job was more grounded? Nothing beats being there. It's interesting, because on Twitter you can read the feed anywhere, but you can feel the energy when you're there and meet the people, like meeting with record label executives to talk about the different ways they can promote their K-pop stars. K-pop…is so cutting edge and regional in a way that other Asian artists haven't managed to do. Like what Psy has done is unprecedented.
How about frequent-flier plans? I basically take any plane that is the most convenient. I've found the creation of Haneda International Airport—it's probably the best thing that's happened to travelers from Tokyo in a long time. I try to take anything out of Haneda.
In terms of San Francisco, there's now a great direct flight that leaves at midnight on JAL. You can do a dinner, then leave a few minutes after midnight and sleep all the way there.
Red-eye flights don't bother you? It's midnight, so I really can go to sleep. No pills…I've never had trouble sleeping. I don't do anything. I get on and just tell people not to disturb me. I don't eat and I don't watch movies.
When I try to get too much done on a flight it's noisy and distracting. I get more tired from it. So even if it's just for a couple of hours, I try to just rest.
It must be easier to do work in business class where you've got more elbow room and space to spread your papers out. Actually, Twitter, as a company, all of us try to fly economy. Everyone, including the CEO.
What is your favorite carrier? I like Japanese carriers. My favorite is ANA. Of the Japanese carriers I think ANA is a little bit friendlier and the design aesthetics more modern and clean.
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"Glee" actress Lea Michele, the girlfriend and co-star of the late Cory Monteith, is breaking her silence about his passing. Monteith died earlier this month from what a Canadian coroner said was heroin and alcohol toxicity.
"Thank you all for helping me through this time with your enormous love & support," said a note posted to Michele's Twitter page. "Cory will forever be in my heart. " The message included a candid, intimate photo of the pair.
A representative for Michele didn't return a request for comment.
Last week, "Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy and Michele gathered the cast together in Los Angeles for a special tribute to Monteith's life and legacy. He was 31 years old when he passed.
On "Glee," Michele and Monteith played on-again, off-again lovers who took viewers though a roller-coaster ride of emotions, complete with musical accompaniment. Nothing on the musical-comedy series, however, prepared watchers of the program for the tragic ending of their real-life relationship.
When Speakeasy chatted with Michele in 2009, she talked about Monteith and Twitter, and her response spoke to her intimate bond with her co-star. "Twitter is very intimate," she said. "I only twitter about work and things like that. It's very fun to let people know what we're up to and what we've done….If it wasn't for Corey Monteith [who plays Finn on "Glee"] I wouldn't have done it. He set up everything for me. He even came up with my Twitter name."
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Did you check the md5sum of your .iso ?
Also you can try using the DVD with another DVD-ROM.
I've been trying to run the live DVD version of BT4 for the past few weeks, and it always comes back to the same problem:
So I tried the beta version of BT4 with similar results. It didn't show the error, it just would start loading the hardware drivers, then stay there indefinitely. Then I tried the BackTrack 3 final Live CD and this time I would just get a black screen after the initial loading screen. It would say "Ready," then change to a black screen and then nothing would happen.Code:SQUASHFS Error Unable to read metadata cache entry
I tried other Linux live CDs including Knoppix and Ubuntu. Both loaded just fine. So I realize it's a combination of my hardware and something inside of BT4 not getting together. I have checked the md5 hashes of all three and all three are correct. Is there anyway to narrow down what the problem is? I don't mind removing a piece of hardware temporarily while I run BackTrack if that will make this work.
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150 GB should be no problem for a partition.
Else Google is your friend since it is a Linux related question/issue not BT
I've read the instructions for installing BT on a HDD and I attempted it for several weeks a while ago. Now I'm ready to try again, my question is, is there a max size for partitions? If my memory serves me right, last time, I would get near the end, and I would receive a warning about the max partition size. I'll be trying again tonight, if anyone has any advice, please let me know. I'm trying to install on a 150GB HDD.
"You're only smoke and mirrors..."
150 GB should be no problem for a partition.
Else Google is your friend since it is a Linux related question/issue not BT
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For overcoming the partition size problem lba32(Logical Block Addressing)& LFS is there & again depends on the FS type you are choosing like ext2 or ext3 or reiserfs system.these all have different capacity for partition size.like ext3 and ext3 have limit of 2TB-32TB while reiserfs is having 16TB.one very imp. thing for this to work LFS should be already enabled in kernel.
Well nowadays a partition of 150GB shouldn't pose any problem anymore if you are not using Windows 98 or alike.
Sure there are also limits but with the currently used FS there should be no issue with a partition of that size.
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starting from windows xp this problem addressed & solved.beyond the capacity of 137GB(LBA32) is well supported.I was referring in case of Linux not in windows.
I understood that. But a limit of 2-3 TB is way more than 150 GB.
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I do appoligise as I am not a Linux expert, My experience is limited to installing and running a Fedora system, (and Ubuntu long time ago). I was following the installation instructions from Offensive Security. Do I need to modify those in some way? (Note: This was not BT4, I may try that if suggested.) Here is a link to the relevant instructions I'm using: http://www.offensive-security.com/do...hd-install.pdf
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Dr. Burns is actively involved in administration in Christian and secular organizations. He also devotes time to writing, conferences, and pastoral leadership. He has been involved in post-doctoral research at Harvard and Oxford Universities. For over forty years he has served as president of the Asian Christian Academy in Hosur, India. He has participated in numerous neuroscientific activities for about eighteen years. His research interests include Trinitarianism, anthropology, sin, eschatology, the relationship of science and religion, and issues in social justice. He spends his spare time with his family and enjoying sports.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Western security agencies fear al Qaeda may try to unleash a terror spectacular as a way to grab back the initiative and attention from its one-time affiliate and now-fierce rival, the self-described Islamic State (formerly ISIS), whose leaders over the weekend declared an Islamic "caliphate" in territories it controls in Syria and Iraq and demanded allegiance from jihadist factions worldwide.
U.S. officials say the Obama administration is preparing to ramp up airport security and has requested Western allies do the same as concerns mount that suicide bombers are in the late stages of planning attacks on American- and European-bound commercial flights.
A senior European security official told The Daily Beast there are fears as well that jihadists recently returned from fighting in Syria with al Qaeda affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra are conspiring to detonate bombs on railways and buses in major European capitals such as London and Paris.
It looks like it will be a long, difficult summer for travelers as, at a minimum, the rivalry between terror groups for top-dog status will be felt in the form of longer security lines at airports and a further proliferation of inconvenient rules about what you can carry on a plane.
The weekend declaration in an audio recording posted online by aides to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declaring him "the caliph" and "leader for Muslims everywhere" represents another slap in the face for al Qaeda. It claims that the IS leader swore allegiance to Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden's successor, but, in fact, he has been locked in competition for the loyalty of jihadist factions.
Al Qaeda, which disavowed al-Baghdadi and his group over the winter for refusing to obey orders, has been eclipsed by its wayward affiliate, and the announcement of a caliphate puts further pressure on the terror organization to respond in the contest for the leadership of the global jihadist movement.
"If al Qaeda wants to reclaim some semblance of legitimacy, it will desperately pursue a major strike," according to Mideast scholar Aaron Zelin in a research paper published by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, a D.C.-based think tank. He argues al-Baghdadi has "opened up a lead on al Qaeda, which has a steep hill to climb just to stave off its own relative decline."
Zelin says the most likely model for assaults on European transport systems would be the March 2004 Madrid train bombings and the coordinated suicide attacks in July 2005 in central London that targeted civilians using the London Underground and buses. The London bombings killed 52 civilians and wounded more than 700, while in Madrid the bombings of commuter trains killed 191 people and injured 1,800.
The blitzkrieg success of an IS-led Sunni insurgency in Iraq the past two weeks has prompted praise from several jihadist groups, some once seen as aspiring to al Qaeda membership. These include Libya's Ansar al-Sharia, which allegedly played a key role in the 2012 attack on U.S. installations in Benghazi and the death of four Americans, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens.
The declaration of a caliphate is adding pressure to jihadists to throw in their lot with al-Baghdadi or al Qaeda, says Charles Lister, a Visiting Fellow with the Brookings Institution Doha Center. "Already, this new Islamic State has received statements of support and opposition from jihadist factions in Syria," he says, and "this announcement poses a huge threat to al Qaeda and its longtime position of leadership of the international jihadist cause."
The sharp competition among jihadist terror groups and the increased incentive for al Qaeda to do something to stem defections coincides with intelligence gathered by U.S. agencies that militants in the Middle East have been exploring a new generation of non-metallic explosives unlikely to be detected by current airport security equipment.
Europeans traveling to the U.S. are likely to undergo greater attention. In a weekend interview with ABC's This Week, President Barack Obama highlighted the risks to the U.S. of "battle-hardened" militants with European passports. "We've seen Europeans who are sympathetic to their [the jihadists'] cause traveling into Syria and now may travel into Iraq, getting battle-hardened. Then they come back," he said.
U.S. officials aren't revealing what enhanced security measures may be introduced but private sector security advisers say there likely will be more random screenings at airports and more profiling (even if no one dares to call it such). Liquids, gels and paste will probably be banned in cabin luggage—a return to the 2006 ban imposed on all liquids and gels except baby formula and prescription medications in carry-on baggage.
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I will have to soon replace my 6 year old Dell computer tower as I can't add any more memory and can't update from Windows XP (checked it out on website). I have a newer Dell monitor and new HP printer. My problem is I'm stuck with dial-up, which I don't mind. I use it for some banking/email, Facebook etc. However, I would like to be able to see some YouTube. Right now I can't, and get a lot of red x's instead of pictures. Besides lots of memory, what else should I look for? Thank you.
Hi, Wendall – thanks for the great question.
What you have here is a classic good news/bad news situation.
The good news is that you don't really need lots of memory. You should be able to get a machine with 2+ gigs of RAM, at least a 500 gig hard drive, a decent processor and a video card good enough to handle what you do for a few hundred dollars.
The bad news is the dial-up. Dial-up internet connections simply can't handle streaming video. Even low-range DSL has a hard time with video. Your only real option with dial-up is to wait for the entire video to load, or, using a video capture program to load it, saving it to your hard drive to watch later.
Have you considered satellite internet? This wireless option can provide mid-range DSL speeds. If you have Dish or DirecTV, they may be able to provide you with a bundle that will give you your satellite option. There are also stand-alone outfits like Hughes Net that can provide you the same service. You can also talk to your cell phone company to see if you can use your cell phone as a wireless "hotspot". The downside to this is that you'll want a good 3G or 4G connection to your area and a phone that can handle it.
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Sean Kilpatrick hit six 3-pointers and scored 23 points as No. 7 Cincinnati dominated Central Florida in a 77-49 victory Wednesday night.
The Bearcats (24-3, 13-1 American Athletic) have won 17 of 18 going into their conference showdown with No. 11 Louisville on Saturday. Justin Jackson added 10 points and seven rebounds for Cincinnati, which beat UCF for the second time this season.
Central Florida's offense struggled mightily in the first half, allowing Cincinnati to build an early 20-point lead. The struggling Knights never got it back to single digits in the second half and finished with 16 turnovers.
Isaiah Sykes led the Knights with 13 points and 10 rebounds. UCF (10-14, 2-11) has lost 10 of 11.
Cincinnati took a 40-18 lead into halftime, taking advantage of UCF's poor shooting. The Knights connected on just one of their first 18 field goal attempts and went more than 4 minutes without a basket as the Bearcats built a lead that swelled to as many as 25 points.
UCF also turned it over 10 times in the first half, leading to 17 Cincinnati points.
The Bearcats did most of their damage in the paint, where they scored 16 points before halftime. But they also connected on five 3s, which kept the Knights' defense scrambling for most of the half.


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