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19th June 2012 02:16 AM #1
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post partum after almost 2 years since giving birth?
Hi everyone,
I am so happy to be part of the forum. One reason is because I do want to know some great answers to my personal questions. One thing that I have always wanted to know is regarding post partum. I do not really have a very wide idea of what the term really is, since I am not one from the medical field . Nonetheless, I want to know if after almost two years a woman can still be experiencing post partum. Having sleep disorders, a sudden feeling of sadness, low or no energy,becoming easily frustrated, sudden spells of anger towards others and even towards your own baby and many other symptoms could still be signs of this type of depression after a couple of years?
19th June 2012 10:56 PM #2
Hi MumO'Three,
I am sorry to hear you are feeling this way.
The term 'post partum' means 'after giving birth'. So 'post partum depression' refers to depression after giving birth (also called 'post natal depression'). In the majority of cases, the depression will begin from 4 weeks to a few months of giving birth. Can I ask when you started to feel down? In severe cases of post partum depression, it can continue for over a year.
The main difference between just having down or tired days and actually having post partum depression is that with depression you feel that you cannot escape/get out of your low feelings. Women can feel panicky and unable to cope. In some cases, women also feel suicidal or even have thoughts about harming their baby.
It is thought that around 1 in 6 women who have children suffer from post natal depression at some point. So, whilst it is not talked about that often, it is very common. The good news is that most women make a full recover from the depression. Have you seen your doctor or talked to a healthcare professional about your feelings? This is a good first step. Also, you mention sleep problems; the depression can be made worse by a lack of sleep. Perhaps we could help you with some ideas for this? What problems do you have with sleeping? How does your toddler sleep? There are also some excellent support groups out there for people who have suffered from post natal depression. It is also advisable to try and eat healthily and make sure you are eating enough when you are feeling this way.
Thinking of you,
Please do post back and let us know how you are feeling so we can support you further.
Best wishes,
21st June 2012 01:12 AM #3
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Hello MumO'Three,
sleep disorders, a sudden feeling of sadness, low or no energy,becoming easily frustrated, sudden spells of anger towards others and even towards your own baby and many other symptoms
Here are some very common symptoms of Adrenal Fatigue:
Dr. Wilson has an excellent quiz you can take which will help you figure out if you have mild, moderate or severe Adrenal Fatigue. I'd have to say that most everyone has some degree of Adrenal challenge simply because of the fast paced world we live in, where there are a lot of toxins in our food and environment, and we don't get enough relaxation. But what you describe seems more along the lines of moderate Adrenal Fatigue. I started getting this after my 3rd child was born. It was not diagnosed (sadly the doctor just said that everything I was experiencing was due to being a mum of 3 children) but later, after having 2 more children, my body showed much greater signs (severe Adrenal Fatigue) and another doctor finally diagnosed it properly. I was able to pull myself out of it, with the help of a nutritionist, but I really don't want you to get to the point where I was. I believe there are some really good things you can do now to help balance the hormones in your body which are causing the fatigue, lack of sleep, anger and sadness. All of these are extremely common when the Adrenals aren't functioning properly.
1. Excessive fatigue and exhaustion, chronic fatigue
2. Non-refreshing sleep
3. Sleep disturbance, insomnia
4. Feeling overwhelmed or unable to cope
5. Craving salty and/or sweet foods
6. Sensitivity to light
7. Low stamina and slow to recover from exercise/Get tired quickly
8. Slow to recover from injury or illness
9. Difficulty concentrating, brain fog
10. Poor digestion
11. Irritable bowel syndrome, IBS
12. Low immune function
13. Premenstrual syndrome/PMS
14. Menopause symptoms
15. Low blood pressure
16. Sensitivity to cold
17. Fearfulness
18. Allergies
19. Frequent flu
20. Pain in Joints
21. Anxiety
22. Irritability
23. Depression/Sadness
24. Reduced memory
25. Low sex drive/loss of interest in sex
26. Lack of excitement for life and/or food
27. Excess hunger
28. Low appetite
29. Panic/anxiety attacks
30. Irritability, impatience, quick to anger.
Many of these symptoms have other causes but adrenal fatigue is so prevalent that if you have even one of these symptoms your are likely run down.
Some things you can do right away is to change your diet so that you are eating healthier foods. People with adrenal fatigue find that their digestion is not very good, so eating steamed vegetables or vegetable soup starts the digestion process by breaking down the food, and the body can then assimilate the nutrients easier (as compared to eating raw vegetables).
Taking a high quality mineral or vitamin/mineral supplement is imperative. If your body is craving salt, eat it (unless you have high blood pressure, but with Adrenal Fatigue, the problem is usually low blood pressure). When the adrenals are compromised, your cells lose a lot of salt, so you need to replenish the salt regularly. Go completely off of sugar. If you want something sweet, eat a piece of fruit or have some unsweetened applesauce. Sugar compromises the immune system, and affects mood, so try to wean yourself off of sugar as soon as possible.
Here's an excellent video that shows you how the adrenals work and what happens when the adrenals don't function as they should:
21st June 2012 01:25 AM #4
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HI LJ and Kate,
Thank you so much for the information you gave. These are all appreciated and I am so relieved of what I have read.
The idea of seeking doctor's advice did cross my mind many times. However, I am a full time working mother and almost do not have enough time for even the very important things. I dedicated myself to my children that I often forget about taking care of myself. I did try to book for an appointment with our family doctor, bu I thought this feeling - the post partum thing - was not something I thought I would need to mind at all. I mean I thought that maybe a lot of women of my situation do feel the same way.
Thank you Ms Kate for taking time to show me all I need to know about adrenal fatigue.
I appreciate all your support.
23rd June 2012 08:42 PM #5
Dear MumO'Three,
You are very welcome.
It is important (though difficult, I know!) to give yourself time and care, whilst you are looking after young children. Your children will also benefit when you are in the best health possible.
Your doctor's job is to support you and your family in this. Post natal depression can stop women from functioning normally and enjoying their life and their children; your doctor can help you with this. You should not worry about troubling them.
Thinking of you,
29th June 2012 12:14 PM #6
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To LJ and Kate,
Hello to you. Your advices and the information you shared with me all helped a lot. It has been a week since I have not posted in the forum (not so good news) yet I had a nice week spending time with my family away from work (a bit of good news for me though).
I actually did seek the help of a friend doctor. She had background in psychology and she also understood my situation. When she told me about relaxation and doing a less stressful activity with the family, I thought of getting a vacation this time of the year. She said that spending more time with family and less with work even just for some days of the week would help reduce stress.
It was not post partum though (another good news for me) because what I may call violent reactions is just stress-related. If it was, it would not be that alarming.
Anyway, the information you shared with me will by no means become useless but will be a source of help in case some of my mum friends experience the same feeling that i have.
thanks again,
2nd July 2012 03:03 AM #7
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Hi MumO'Three,
Thanks for the wonderful update! Sounds like some "down time" and relaxation may be "just what the doctor ordered"
Here is a wonderful video that you can watch anytime you feel stressed or just want to relax. Take some deep breaths while watching, and try to relax every muscle in your body - your head, shoulders, arms, fingers, all the way down to your toes.
Relaxation can also keep you from getting sick, so make a point of doing this often. Less work and more play makes for a happy mum and family.
2nd July 2012 05:59 PM #8
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Thanks much for the video Ms Kate. All my senses did experience relaxation while watching it.
I will give the same advices that all of you gave to those with the same experience that I am having.
5th July 2012 01:56 AM #9
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Oh - and feel free to snuggle up with your children while you watch relaxing videos like this. They can look at a book, or just watch the video, but the relaxation center of the brain will respond to the calming affects of the video and the whole family can experience a more relaxed state
Warm regards,


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HALMSTAD, SWEDEN -- Team Canada suffered its first loss of the preliminary round of the 2006 Under 18 Championship on Saturday, running into a hot goaltender and losing to Sweden by the score of 2-0.
The game consisted of a lot of penalties (19 minors for Canada and 14 minors for Sweden) and a goaltender's battle at both ends of the ice. Canada started the game slow, not taking the body as it had done in past games.
Canada outshot Sweden in every period, 15:13 in the first, 16:7 in the second and 14:12 in the third, and outchanced the Swedes including getting stopped on three breakaways, two of which were while shorthanded.
Swedish goaltender Jhonas Enroth made numerous big glove saves, especially when Canada had the offensive pressure on, while Canada's Jonathan Bernier played solid once again for Canada, making 30 saves.
The score remained scoreless after the first two periods of play, as neither team managed to score on their opportunities. With 7:55 remaining the in third period, Sweden's Tony Lagerstrom broke the scoring silence with an even-strength goal, and then also added an empty net goal with 10 seconds remaining to take a 2-0 win and give him two goals on the night.
Canada (2-1) is tied atop Group B with Sweden (2-1) and Finland (2-0), which it finishes the round robin against on Monday. Both teams have important games coming up, the Canadians will play Finland (2-0-0), while Sweden will face Slovakia (1-0-2).
The top team in each of the two groups earns a semifinal berth while the second and third seeds must cross over to meet in the quarter-finals.
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LONG BEACH - The Wilson High School Cheerleading Squad is hoping to stir up a little pep and school spirit in the community this year.
The squad is working to raise $18,000 to attend ESPN's National Cheerleading Competition in Florida next spring and needs the community's help.
Wilson High cheer booster Katy Cable, whose daughter Karley is on the varsity squad, said the group has faced some low morale due to a high turnover of coaches and is hoping raise its spirits by competing nationally for the first time in years.
"We have a great group of girls this year," she said. "To compete nationally would make all the difference."
Cable said the squad of 18 varsity girls and 11 junior varsity girls has a new coach this year who is dedicated to improving the team.
Coach Brooke Birdsal, who herself is a former Wilson cheerleader, said the squad has had a history of inconsistent coaches. The group had three different coaches just last school year, she added.
"They've had a bad few years, so as their new coach I'm hoping to spice things up and give them something to look forward to," said Birdsal, 23. "We're really looking forward to Florida and we've been working hard on our fundraising. We're trying to have fun and get everyone excited about cheer again."
So far, the squad is about halfway there thanks to generous community donations and a carwash that pulled in more than $1,200. If the squad meets its $18,000 goal, the 18 varsity cheerleaders will be heading to Florida for three days in the spring.
Next month, the squad will hold its biggest fundraiser, the Wilson High School Youth Cheer Clinic. The clinic is open to children from 3 years old through the eighth grade. Children will learn new cheers from the Wilson cheerleaders at two cheer clinics, one Oct. 6 from 9:30 a.m. to noon and another Oct. 11 from 4-5:30 p.m.
Kids who participate in the cheer clinic will have the chance to perform in the Wilson varsity football game Oct. 12.
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First two fights announced for Glasgow on April 13.
First two fights announced for Glasgow on April 13.
Calderwood and Doolan on as well... Good couple of fights thus far.
Shaping up to be amazing, Calderwood on home soil should be an opportunity Scotish fans shouldn't miss out on
Any word on who Calderwood, Doolan and Johnston are fighting?
cant freaking wait
Excellent looking night so far. Big bonus to see james and joanne fighting on this card:-)
Very cool.
Might be the last time Joanne fights in Scotland for a while, be cool being on her undercard


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commenting on the Dec. 27 sltrib.com article, "More than 150 Utah teachers, school workers go to gun class"
"I do not expect Mr. Huntsman would have any more success talking sense to a conservative tax policy zealot than Speaker Boehner has had."
commenting on the Dec. 26 Norman Ornstein column, "Huntsman for speaker?"
"55,000 dead Americans, a nation traumatized and the result is the same as if we were never there. No Cal, our soldiers didn't die in vain, they were killed in vain."
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commenting on the Dec. 26 Cal Thomas column, "Vietnam, 50 years later"
"America. #1 in the world for prisoners."
commenting on the Dec. 26 Tribune editorial, "Youths in jail: Lack of education hurts us all"
"Faith doesn't work for anything and certainly not for stocks."
commenting on the Dec. 27 sltrib.com article, "Ordinary Americans are losing faith in stocks"
"Well, the Mormon politicians won't get the message cause they don't drink coffee. Damn."
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TRANMERE'S former boss Ronnie Moore has spoken of his embarrassment after he received a suspended one-month ban after breaching betting regulations.
Moore, who was sacked by Rovers on April 9, was also fined £2,000 at a personal hearing held at Wembley today.
The Prenton Park legend admitted responsibility for his actions but claimed he was not aware of the rules and questioned whether he should have been sacked.
In an interview with Sky Sports News, Moore said: "I'm embarrassed because as a manager of Tranmere Rovers football club I should have known.
"So I hold my hands up, there is no doubt about that. I should have known and I didn't know but is that worth losing my job over?
"It's actually cost me my job and its cost me £130,000 and then I get fined here as well."
The 61-year-old was by assistant manager John McMahon, who took temporary charge at Tranmere after Moore was first suspended in February.
Moore has said the last three months have been "tough" on him and his family.
He told Sky Sports News: "If you're the manager of a football club you should know what is going on.
"But it was an honest mistake. Has nobody out there ever made a mistake?
"I have made a mistake that has proved so crucial to my family.
"The last three months have been hell. I have been abused and accused of this, that and the other and that is wrong.
"It was a genuinely honest mistake made by myself and I am embarrassed about it."
Rovers are continuing their search for a new manager ahead of next season when they will compete in League Two following their relegation in May.


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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 is authorized and directed to issue to Edgar S. Bigman a patent in fee to the following-described lands, known as allotment numbered 3064 on the Crow Indian Reservation, Montana: The south half of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of section 17, the southeast quarter of section 18, and section 20, township 3 south, range 34 east, containing one thousand and forty acres.
(a) The lands herein described shall not be sold after the date of enactment of this Act to any purchaser, other than the Crow Tribe
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or a member thereof, unless (1) at least sixty days prior to such sale the Superintendent of the Crow Agency shall have been served with notice of the terms thereof and a copy of such notice, together with a description of the lands, shall have been posted by the superintendent in a conspicuous public place at such agency and have remained posted for a period of sixty days, and (2) prior to the expiration of such sixty days no bona fide offer in writing to purchase such land upon the terms specified in such notice, or upon terms more favorable to the owner, shall have been made by the Crow Tribe or any member thereof and a copy thereof served upon the Superintendent of the Crow Agency.
(b) A certificate of the Superintendent of the Crow Agency stating that notice of the proposed sale was served upon him and was posted by him for a period of sixty days in accordance with the provisions of clause (1) of subsection (a) and that no offer was received in accordance with clause (2) of such subsection, when filed and recorded in the office of the county clerk and recorder of the county in which such lands are situated shall be conclusive evidence of compliance with this section. The superintendent shall furnish the certificate to the purchaser for filing and recording.
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The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation news page provides access to the department's news and press releases.
November 18, 2012
Gov. Quinn Launches Internet Campaign
"Thanks in Advance" for Pension Reform
On behalf of children caught in pension squeeze, effort will "educate and activate" Illinois citizens about $96 billion problem
CHICAGO – Governor Pat Quinn today launched an Internet grassroots campaign
to increase public awareness about the need for pension reform in Illinois. Relaying a message from the next generation to today's leaders, the "Thanks in Advance" public awareness campaign is designed to educate
citizens about the "squeeze" caused by skyrocketing pension costs, and activate them to advocate for pension reform using tech tools like Facebook, Twitter and email.
Flanked by children yelling "Thanks in Advance" through red megaphones, Governor Quinn called the
pension crisis the "most urgent challenge of the decade," which is squeezing Illinois schools, public safety, job creation, decent health care and vital services. Illinois' unfunded liability recently grew to $96 billion, the worst
in the nation.
"Kids count on adults to look out for them and act responsibly," Governor Quinn said. "Children have a
critical stake in pension reform and that's why we are here today calling Illinois citizens to action. If the General Assembly passes comprehensive reform, we will ease the squeeze on essential services, restore fiscal stability to our state and protect the future of the next generation. Illinois' children have a message for us: Thanks in
advance for rising above politics and getting the job done."
Illinoisans can visit www.thisismyillinois.com to learn about Illinois' seven-decade old pension crisis, as
well as to make their voices heard through social media in support of pension reform. The new website details
the history of public pensions dating back to Ancient Rome, through the issuance of the first pension in Illinois
in 1915 all the way to the present. There are now 760,000 members of the state's five public pension systems. The site shows how public pensions are partnerships which help retain a quality workforce while offering a
safety net to those who serve the public. Public pensions are funded by member contributions, employer
contributions and earnings from investments.
The site also chronicles the roots of the Illinois pension crisis which began in the 1940s and grew out of
Springfield neglect, two economic recessions and changing demographics. Featuring videos and a mock Facebook timetable to explain the pension crisis, the site provides "daily factoids" for people to share with their
social networks.
The Pew Center on the States, a national nonpartisan think-tank, rated Illinois 50th in unfunded pension
liability. Moody's Investors Service lists Illinois as the lowest-rated state due primarily to "a severe pension
funding shortfall." According to the Governor's Office of Management and Budget, each day that pension
reform is not enacted boosts the long-term shortfall by $17.1 million. By 2016, the state of Illinois will be paying
more on public pensions than on schools without comprehensive pension reform.
In April, Governor Quinn proposed a plan that would rescue the pension systems, ensure employees
have access to benefits and prevent skyrocketing pension costs from eating up core services like education
and healthcare. The governor's plan would fully fund the pension system by 2042.
"Thanks in Advance" aims to build public awareness about the need for legislative action on pension
reform in Springfield and empower citizens to make their voices heard. Veto session begins November 27 and
the legislature is scheduled to work January 3 - 8.
Quinn has been employing grassroots organizing techniques for 35 years. His successful 1976 "Political Honesty Initiative" to ban advance pay for legislators garnered 635,158 signatures. He used "petition
power" to trim the size of the Illinois House, create the Citizens Utility Board (Illinois' largest consumer group)
and enact local Whistleblower ordinances.
For more information about this initiative, visit www.thisismyillinois.com.


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Diabetes - keeping active
If you have diabetes, you may think that only a lot of exercise is helpful. But that is not true.
Increasing your daily activity by any amount can help improve your control of your blood sugar. Whether you are trying to lose weight, keep your heart healthy, or just want to feel better, there are a lot of ways to add more exercise to your day.
Staying Active at Home
One of the best things you can do is get up and start moving. Any activity is better than no activity.
Get up to change the TV channel instead of using the remote control. Clean the house. When you are on the phone, walk around.
Get outside of your house and do chores, such as gardening, raking leaves, and washing the car. Play outside with your kids or grandchildren. Take the dog for a walk.
When You Shop or Run Errands
When you run errands, walk to the store if you can. If you do drive to the store, park your car in the farthest part of the parking lot. Do not use drive-up windows. In the store, walk down every aisle, even if you know it has nothing you want.
At work, walk over to see a co-worker instead of calling or sending them an e-mail. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Stand up and move around while making phone calls. Stretch or walk around instead of taking a coffee break or snacking. During lunch, walk to the post office or do other errands.
On your commute, get off the bus one stop early and walk the rest of the way to work or home.
If you want to find out how much activity you are getting during the day, wear a pedometer. These small devices clip to your clothing and count the number of steps you take.
After you find out how many steps you take on most days, try to take more steps each day. Your goal for better health should be 10,000 steps a day.
American Diabetes Association. Standards of medical care in diabetes -- 2012. Diabetes Care. 2012 Jan;35 Suppl 1:S11-63.
In the clinic. Type 2 diabetes. Ann Intern Med. 2010 Mar 2;152(1):ITC1-16.
Inzucchi SE, Sherwin RS. Type 1 diabetes mellitus. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011: chap 236.
Inzucchi SE, Sherwin RS. Type 2 diabetes mellitus. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011: chap 237.
Review Date: 9/4/2012
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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Prada Fall 2013
Her cavernous raw industrial show space was transformed with bleachers of untouched and unvarnished wood, velvet drapes hanging in a dilapidated fashion from the walls, with pillars in marble or transparent plastic lying abandoned alongside as if the house had fallen into disrepair a long time ago, and a projected backdrop that involved the constantly twirling shadow of a woman, a prowling cat, and a metal security grille—with a vista of mountains beyond. Few serve up drama—intriguing, mystifying, daring, and unnerving—at a show like Miuccia Prada does. And that's before we have as much as gotten to the clothes, which this season shared every single one of the qualities of the environment she created. This was a strong, confident, and ravishing Prada collection, one based on what she described backstage as "raw elegance."
Prada has, of course, in her best collections found something gorgeous in the off-kilter, the marginal, the banal, allying it with her own eternal preoccupation with bourgeois-lady chic, and this was one of those powerhouse performances. An homage to constructions—in every sense of the word—of glamour of the forties and fifties, with 48 looks that contained plenty of tweed, furs, metallic leathers, and stately handheld purses. (She admitted they'd actually had 70 looks to show, but then the editing had to begin.) Her opening salvo set the tone: a gray cardigan under a belted black wool dress strewn with jet bead and sequin blooms, one side asymmetrically falling lower to the floor via a sweeping plane of fabric (this would be a recurring silhouette), worn with brown leather high-heeled sandals with a hiking-boot tread sole.
From then on, it was mid-century tailoring—the nip-waist, full-skirted coat, the boxy suit—twisted and turned every which way. There were more of those dipping panels, deep fur cuffs, substantial sporty knitted welts on ladylike jackets, and—so deliciously perverse this, so Prada—a certain dishabille around the necklines, as if the clothes had been hastily put back on after being caught in flagrante delicto. (Or maybe it was mid-shower; every model's hair fell in wet strands.) All of this rendered in substantial (yes, you are right in thinking that means heavy) check or thickly striped tweeds in ice blue, brown, ochre, gray, baby pink, and rust, accented with sheath dresses, swing coats, and equally swinging skirts in red, turquoise, and gold leather.
Strip this collection down from the theoretical posturings (mine, as much as hers) and what you are left with is a series of wonderful, desirable, and eminently wearable coats in a season that so far hasn't been short on pieces to take cover under. In a way, it's as if the coat is now as much of an accessory as a bag or boot or whatever else has been fetishized on the runways these past few years. Prada's were certainly statement-making, the kind of thing that, when added to a wardrobe, is going to recalibrate everything else that is in there. But just as importantly, and what came through clear and loud with this collection, was that it celebrated the personal, the individual, the empowering feeling to be had from wearing something that possesses intelligence and wit and, let's not forget, beauty. Prada might as well have added her show was about "raw emotion," too, because that's what it elicited, a visceral charge that's all too rare in fashion these days.


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This stainless-steel serrated fork is crafted by All-Clad to the same exacting standards as the company's professional-quality cookware. Its tines are serrated on one side to ensure a secure slip-free grip of meats, poultry and other foods when you're transferring it out of a pan or carving it on a cutting board.
- Polished heavy-gauge 18/10 stainless steel is durable and easy to clean.
- One-piece construction gives it exceptional strength and durability.
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Wiz Khalifa and his friends are hitting road for the latest installation of Wiz's Under the Influence of Music tour. The trek kicks off today in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
The outing will feature performances from Jeezy, Ty Dolla Sign, Rich Homie Quan and Sage the Gemini. With 22 shows on the schedule the group will also make stops in New Jersey, Virginia, New York, Massachusetts, Indiana, Ohio and more.
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Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers Coming to Tyler
It doesn't matter who you are or where you're from, everyone loves a good chicken finger basket. Well, exciting news for us East Texans, a famous southern chicken finger restaurant is heading to Tyler.
Raising Cane's is set to open at the corner of Broadway and Loop 323 just in front of First Christian Church of Tyler. The building of the 2,715 square foot has already begun with cutting down trees, paving, landscaping, etc. There is no grand opening date yet, but it should be very soon. This is the first restaurant of numerous rumored restaurants to start building in Tyler.
Raising Cane's, known for its signature dipping sauce and toast, first opened in August 1996 in Baton Rouge, La. It since has expanded to states such as Texas, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska and more. The 150th restaurant opened in San Antonio in February of this year and continues to grow.


text: Looking Through Time by Robert Nieminen * required fields From* To* Message cancel Back in June of last year, I moderated a panel discussion of young professionals at NeoCon, hosted by the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), in which we discussed what the world would look like in 2025. It was a lively and interesting conversation about what role design would play in shaping our lives, from technology, to the workplace, to healthcare, globalization, multiculturalism—you name it. (The video is available on our website, which you may have noticed has a brand new look, by the way.) Interestingly, life in 2012 is probably not the way you or I imagined it would be 20 years ago, and how things will look 10 or 15 years from now will similarly bear little resemblance to the futures we paint in our imaginations. Yet, as each year passes, we are prone to look toward the future with a fresh set of eyes and a new resolve to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves. As common wisdom dictates, however, gazing into the future requires peering into the past. So, as we planned this issue on corporate interiors, we thought it would be fitting to take a look back at the cubicle—a fixture in most offices for decades—and at its subsequent deconstruction in favor of the open plan office (see p. 50). In her article, Senior Editor AnnMarie Martin (note the new last name) talks not only with designers about how the workplace has changed and the challenges in designing office spaces for a new generation of workers, but she also identifies several products from a variety of manufacturers that offer great solutions for the open office plan—a trend that is here to stay, for better or worse. As if by cue, IIDA President Peter Conant also revisits the past in his Association Forum article (see p. 68), as he encourages design professionals to take a moment to remember and to be inspired by two legends who both passed away last year, and who empowered all of us to reach higher: Steve Jobs and Ray Anderson. Conant writes that though we mourn the loss of Jobs, "we were buoyed by his ability to slice through conventional thinking and upgrade the status quo"; of Anderson he writes, "he set a standard of excellence, and showed countless companies that they could become responsible for their environmental footprint and still be profitable in business endeavors." Like Conant, I challenge the next generation of designers to become innovators and make their mark on an industry that is relying on them to propel the profession forward.Mission StatementInteriors & Sources® is dedicated to the advancement of the commercial interior design profession. It connects design professionals with the projects, products, firms and associations that shape the built environment and promotes the value of design services in the creation of functional, sustainable and aesthetically-pleasing environments. Each issue delivers relevant and timely information that equips design practitioners with the knowledge and tools necessary to reach design excellence in their own practices. Editorial ideas and contributions are welcome from all members of the design industry. Looking out onto the horizon of the sustainable design landscape, we are also seeing a quiet revolution taking place in the building materials and furnishings industry, as a brave new world of designers are demanding—and manufacturers are beginning to supply—transparent information about what, exactly, products are made of. As Peter Syrett with Perkins + Will predicts in this month's EnvironDesign Notebook column (see p. 18), "a fully transparent building product marketplace now seems inevitable." This level of transparency—direct disclosure by a manufacturer—will allow a specifier or consumer to fully evaluate a product for him or herself. I, for one, hope Syrett is right, and that this isn't just another passing gimmick to add to the long list of greenwashing sins committed by manufacturers in the hope that designers won't see past misleading environmental claims. I personally believe transparency is the way forward, but if disclosure is up to the manufacturing community alone, will we just hear more of the same? Or will full disclosure of a product's genetic makeup become a requirement for entry? To those of you who specify products and furnishings, I think the outcome is largely up to you. If the past is any indication, however, I think we're in good hands. Robert Nieminen Editor firstname.lastname@example.com Related Articles USGBC Announces 2016 Board of Directors and Advisory Council Collective Design Announces Key Site-Specific Installations from Major Partners for 2017


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I just recently discovered tvtunes and I'm fairly certain I've seen youtube videos of tvtunes working with Nox, but the tunes aren't playing for me for some reason.
I installed the addon and went to programs and walked through the process of selecting a tune for each show. Then I went to the addon options menu and enabled tvtunes, but even after a reboot the tunes don't play. I looked in each tvshow folder and verified the existence of a theme file.
A couple of forums made mention of a change to the name of the tvtunes program causing an issue, but those forums were old so I figure that particular problem has probably been resolved by now.
It's probably just some little stupid thing that I'm overlooking. Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks in advance.
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first of all: does this happen with all skins or only with aeon?
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Didn't think to try it in different skins, sorry. I'll check that when I get home. I'm currently using Nox 2.0.
Out of curiosity, if I switch to another skin and then back to Nox will I lose my settings?
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(2012-04-14 21:38)hi_its_me_scott Wrote: Out of curiosity, if I switch to another skin and then back to Nox will I lose my settings?
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2012-04-15 04:20 Post: #5
Thanks for that info. I switched to another skin and still no tvtunes so it isn't a nox problem, sorry for the trouble. Feel free to delete this posting, I'll be sure to troubleshoot other problems by switching skins.
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REDLANDS - For Evelyn Terry, watching the second inauguration celebration for President Barack Obama was an "electric" one, as she joined thousands to witness the historic event in Washington, D.C. on Monday.
"Like being in the crowd was amazing," she said. "Our whole group got special entrance into the Smithsonian... where we were able to stand in the front of Fourth Street (to watch the inauguration) on the jumbotron, and it was amazing.
"It was cold, but not as cold as it was during previous inaugurations."
Terry, a native of Redlands, was invited to attend the event after successfully applying through the Collegiate President Inauguration Conference.
Terry left for the nation's capital on Friday to meet up with dozens of students who were also invited.
The conference - held every four years - provides students with a chance to take part in the historical event and interact with historians, political experts and leading decision makers to discuss campaign strategy and presidential politics.
Since arriving in D.C., Terry has been able to participate in a variety of activities, but Monday's was the highlight.
While she was not on the parade route to watch the president and the first lady walk the selected route, she was able to see a number of celebrities on the jumbotron, including comedians Ellen Degeneres and Jimmy Fallon and singers Beyonce and Kelly Clarkson, who both performed.
"We were having a good time with the people in the crowd that we were hanging out with. They were a bunch of lively people," she said. "When we arrived, there were some people passing out a bunch of flags, and as (people) were announced... everyone would wave them."
She said the crowd went crazy each time a famous person came on the jumbotron, but the loudest the crowd got was when the president and the first family came out to take their place for the ceremony.
"Michelle (Obama) was a big hit with the crowd I was in," she said. "We were just having a good time being very lively."
Terry said she enjoyed the president's inauguration address, but didn't think it was going to be among the list of the most famous speeches given.
"But it will be famous to me because I got to see it," she said, adding that she and much of the crowd agreed with points the president addressed in his speech. "The things he was saying registered with the common people. It was very special."
Tonight, Terry and the group of CPIC students will attend one of the many inauguration balls in celebration of the historic event.
"That's when we get to be dressed up and pretty," she said.
Other highlights of her trip so far included participating in the "Discover D.C." trip where they were able to see the Lincoln, Vietnam, Korean War and World War II memorials at night.
"It was very special..., but kind of different when you see it at night. There is a glow to (them) when you see the people's names and the sacrifices we made as a country," she said.
Prior to leaving for D.C., Terry said she wanted to be a part of this year's inauguration celebration because she had always wanted to travel to the nation's capital.
"But also to see the president get sworn in is so... American," she said. "We vote as our civic duty, but this is the first time I actually get to see what the votes do."
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Tornados Blow Through Queens University of Charlotte After Slow StartSeptember 3, 2008
Tornados improve to 3-1 on the year.
Charlotte, N.C. – The Brevard College women's volleyball team got off to a slow start on Wednesday night before storming back to sweep through Queens University of Charlotte in three straight sets to win the match 3-0.
The Tornados were able to overcome a slow start to pick up the road win against Queens University winning 25-22, 25-15 and 25-19, and improve to 3-1 on the young 2008 season.
The loss drops Queens University to 1-5 on the year.
The Tornados had a strong performance from senior setter and captain Jami Perry, as Perry had a team-high eight digs to go along with her 27 assists. Perry also added five kills over the three set match.
Sophomore middle hitter Brooke Seaman continued her hot play, as the second-team All-SAC preseason selection had 11 kills on the night, while newcomer Chelsey Trojan posted eight kills of her own for the match.
Not to be outdone, freshmen Jordei Osby and Chelsea Larsen recorded five kills apiece providing solid play off the BC bench.
Defensively the Tornados were solid, as sophomore hitter Kirstan Carlson had five total blocks, three of which were solo blocks and two block assists. Fellow outside hitter Osby had two solo blocks and five block assists as the Tornados controlled the net for most of the match.
The Tornados will open up their 2008 home slate on Friday, September 5, as BC will play host to Coker College in the first match of the BC Tournament. The match is slated for a 7 p.m. start time. The BC Tournament will continue on Saturday morning with the first of five matches beginning at 10 a.m. Queens University of Charlotte will next be in action on Wednesday, September 10, when they will travel to Anderson, S.C. to square off with the Anderson University Trojans.


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Classy, calligraphic, and confident. Yana's classical proportions convey worldly sophistication and experience. Yet unlike more staid classical faces, Yana's concave terminals and elegantly flared serifs suggest romance, mystery, and a touch of Victorian extravagance.
Designed as a versatile family for everything from text use to headlines and titling, you'll find yourself using Yana in project after project. Yana is available in regular, bold, and italic variants, and includes two sets of swash capitals — each available in standard sizes and small caps, but also in mid-sized petite caps, ideal for adding beautiful, properly scaled flourishes to the middle or end of wordmarks.
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By Mark Russinovich
Published: June 29, 2016
Download PsTools (2.7 MB)
PsGetsid allows you to translate SIDs to their display name and vice versa. It works on builtin accounts, domain accounts, and local accounts.
Just copy PsGetSid onto your executable path, and type "psgetsid".
Usage: psgetsid [\\computer[,computer[,...] | @file] [-u username [-p password]]] [account|SID]
If you want to see a computer's SID just pass the computer's name as a command-line argument. If you want to see a user's SID, name the account (e.g. "administrator") on the command-line and an optional computer name.
Specify a user name if the account you are running from doesn't have administrative privileges on the computer you want to query. If you don't specify a password as an option, PsGetSid will prompt you for one so that you can type it in without having it echoed to the display.
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<Telephone Company Employees, Telephone Inventions, Telephones and Race>
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Irvin, Theophilus, Sr.
Birth Year : 1882
Death Year : 1967
Theophilus Irvin, Sr. was a horse trainer who was born in Clark County, KY, the son of Laura and Rev. Dudley Irvin. His birth date is given as October 22, 1882 in the Social Security Death Index and on Irvin's WWI Draft Registration Card. He was the husband of Ada Bell Morton Irvin and the family lived at 511 Chestnut Street in Lexington, KY. Irvin worked at the racetrack, he was employed by Will Perkins Stables. He was also listed in the 1910 U.S. Census as a foreman at the racetrack. Irvin and his previous wife, Lou J. Shelton Irvin, were living with his wife's family on Thomas Street. In the 1920 census, Ada B. Morton Irvin is listed as Theophilus Irvin's wife and the couple had two sons [they would later have more children, including Theophilus Irvin, Jr.]. By 1932, Theophilus Irvin, Sr. was employed as a janitor at the Lexington Telephone Company and the family lived at 549 Thomas Street in Lexington, KY [source: Polk's Lexington (Kentucky) City Directory]. The telephone company was later owned by Bell Telephone and Irvin continued working at the telephone company until his retirement. He died in 1967. For more see the obituary of Theophilus Irvin, Sr., "Retired employee of Bell Telephone Co." Lexington Herald-Leader, p.15, C1.
Subjects: Jockeys, Horsemen, Horse Breeders, Trainers, Betting, & The Derby, Telephone Company Employees, Telephone Inventions, Telephones and Race
Geographic Region: Clark County, Kentucky / Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky
Lampton, Edward Wilkinson
Birth Year : 1857
Death Year : 1910
E. W. Lampton was a leader in the AME Church and the community, he was bishop of the AME Church in Greenville, MS. He was born in Hopkinsville, KY, the son of Albert R. Lampton, and the grandson of Anna and Rev. Edward "Ned" Jones. He grew up in Bowling Green, KY, where he first attended school. Lampton earned his D.D. at Shorter College and his LL. D. at Alcorn State College [now Alcorn State University]. He was elected bishop on May 20, 1908 in Norfolk, VA and assigned to the 8th Epicopal District. Lampton was author of two books: Analysis of Baptism and Digest of Rulings and Decision of the Bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church from 1847-1907. He was also Grand Master of the Prince Hall Masons of Mississippi. Bishop Lampton was a widower when he died in Michigan on July 16, 1910. He is buried in Mississippi. His daughter Mrs. D. Lampton Bacchus was the executor of his estate, she was one of the African American women reformers of the late 19th Century/early 20th Century. From their father's estate, the four Lampton daughters inherited the family home, a farm, several rental properties, and they constructed a two-story building that housed two stores, an auditorium, and meeting rooms. Bishop Lampton was the husband of Lula M. Lampton (b.1868 in MS), and in 1900, the family of six lived on Theobald Street in Greenville, MS, according to the U.S. Federal Census. In June of 1909, there were several newspaper stories that Lampton and his family were run out of Greenville when one of his daughters insisted on being addressed as Ms. Lampton by white saleswomen in stores and by the telephone operator, and Bishop Lampton attempted to re-enforce her demands. When asked by the African American media about the incident, Bishop Lampton initially denied the story, and would later speak out on keeping the races separate and African Americans always being on good behavior so as not to fuel a mob attack. For more see the Bishop Edward Wilkinson Lampton entry and picture in Centennial Encyclopaedia of the African Methodist Episcopal Church... by R. R. Wright [available online at Documenting the American South]; "Would be called Miss," Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier, 06/15/1909, p.6.; "Bishop Lampton's denial," Baltimore Afro-American, 07/10/1909, p.7; "Bishop Lampton's troubles adjusted," Baltimore Afro-American, 07/10/1909, p.1; "Another phase of Lampton affair," Baltimore Afro-American, 07/17/1909, p.1; "Daughters of late Bishop Lampton are doing well," Baltimore Afro-American, 07/22/1911, p.1.
See photo image of Rev. Edward W. Lampton in The Sons of Allen by H. Talbert, p.120.
Subjects: Authors, Fathers, Ministers, Pastors, Preachers, Religion & Church Work, Migration South, Fraternal Organizations, Telephone Company Employees, Telephone Inventions, Telephones and Race
Geographic Region: Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky / Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky / Greenville, Mississippi
Leavell, Louis A.
Birth Year : 1874
Louis A. Leavell was a teacher, a lawyer, and an inventor. He was a teacher in Colored District "A" in Lancaster, KY, in 1898. He was removed from the job because 25% of the number of colored children in the district did not attend school for more than 20 consecutive days. In 1901, Leavell was a lawyer in Lexington, KY, and was also the editor of the Twentieth Century Literary Digest, published in Harrodsburg, KY. The Lexington Leader newspaper referred to the publication as one of the best colored literary magazines. In 1902, Leavell was back at the Lancaster Colored School, he was the school principal and the student attendance was at a high. Leavell was also admitted to the bar in Lancaster, and is thought to be the first African American in that organization. Also in 1902, an article was published in The American Telephone Journal about a telephone answering and recording machine that L. A. Leavell had invented, but did not have the funding to manufacture the machine. The previous year he had filed for a patent on his buggy brake that worked on the hubs of the front wheels with best results on rubber tires. By 1905, Leavell had left Kentucky and moved to New York and was admitted to the bar. His office was located at 104 W. 30th Street in New York City. He was a member of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) and ran unsuccessfully for the New York Legislature, and for U.S. Congress in 1922 and 1924. He was also unsuccessfully in his bid for New York City magistrate in 1925. For more information see "Change in Colored school," Central Record, 01/07/1898, p.1; "A Colored magazine," Leader, 04/07/1901, p.3; "Colored Notes," Leader, 03/26/1905, p.2; "Lawyer L. A. Leavell...," Central Record, 10/16/1902, p.1; "An Automatic recorder," The American Telephone Journal, vol. 6, no.4, 07/26/1902, p.53; and "A Good invention," Central Record, 08/22/1901, p.3. See Louis A. "Lavelle" in Emancipation: the making of the black lawyer, 1844-1944 by J. C. Smith, Jr.
Subjects: Education and Educators, Inventors, Journalists, Newspapers, Magazines, Book Publishers, Music Publishers, Lawyers, Migration North, Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), Telephone Company Employees, Telephone Inventions, Telephones and Race
Geographic Region: Lancaster, Garrard County, Kentucky / Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky / Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky / New York City, New York
Snorton, Charles C.
Birth Year : 1908
Death Year : 2000
Charles C. Snorton was a civil rights leader in Cleveland, OH. He was born in Crofton, KY, and was a 1937 sociology graduate of Kentucky State University. Snorton was one of the first members of the Future Outlook League in Cleveland, the organization was formed in 1935 and one of the goals was to encourage white business owners in predominately Black neighborhoods to hire African Americans. When talking did not work, members picketed and used economic boycotts. According to Snorton's newspaper obituary, he is credited for integrating the Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Cleveland Transit System, and trade union apprentice programs. Snorton, who was a World War II veteran, had been a chauffeur and a liquor store manager in Cleveland. Charles Conklin Snorton was the son of Andrew and Maggie Johnson Snorton, and an uncle to Matt Snorton. For more see A. Baranick, "Charles Snorton, pushed white employers to hire blacks," Plain Dealer, 05/25/2000, Metro section, p.9B.
Subjects: Activists, Civil Rights, Migration North, Military & Veterans, Sociologists & Social Scientists, Telephone Company Employees, Telephone Inventions, Telephones and Race
Geographic Region: Crofton, Christian County, Kentucky / Cleveland, Ohio
Tipton, Nathan
Birth Year : 1846
Nathan Tipton had the distinction of being one of the few African American telegraph repairmen in Kentucky. Telegraph repairmen duties included keeping the lines in working order by making frequent inspections and all the necessary repairs. Nathan Tipton, his wife Susan and their two children, Clarence (1873-1927) and Julia lived in Louisville in 1880 [source: U.S. Federal Census]. Nathan Tipton was born in Montgomery County, KY, and he may have also gone by the name Matthew, according to his military service record. He was 19 years old when he enlisted at Camp Nelson on September 13, 1864, for three years of service. Tipton served with Company E, 5th U.S. Colored Cavalry. The company was mustered out March 16, 1866. Tipton was listed as a farmhand in Montgomery County in the 1870 Census. By 1900, Susan Tipton was listed as a widow whose occupation was given as "laundress" in the census records.
Subjects: Military & Veterans, Telephone Company Employees, Telephone Inventions, Telephones and Race
Geographic Region: Montgomery County, Kentucky / Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky


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Feminism | Posted by Maya Richard-Craven on 07/7/2014
What's Your 'Weapon Of Choice?'
It was not your typical walk of shame, like the kind you see in high school movies after someone loses their virginity. Instead, it was me, an athletic-looking African-American girl, sobbing my way downtown, just on the border of USC and gang territory.
A fellow Trojan, who I had been talking to for a year, had originally said I could stay over at his place.
"I don't care what I said. I lied."
"It's 4 am and we are in South Central LA, you are just going to kick me out… Can't I just sleep on your floor?"
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Just update. You're going to be frustrated when a cool new jailbreak tweak comes out and it doesn't support iOS 5.1.1.
Many current jailbreak tweaks support iOS 6 already. And iOS 6 support is coming in the future to many more.
I, personally, want you to update so you don't miss out on the 6.1 signing window. Yes, you'll automatically get your blobs saved but you'll be behind on tweax that might only be iOS 6.x compatible.
...my two cents
LOL! Anthony beat me to it! ^
[email protected]k file can do the trick. Extracted an iPhone 4 6.1 IPSW last night and decrypted the Rootfs.dmg...made me think You could just mod all of your files in the directories repack and get iTunes to install your Custom
IPSW renamed as the default one and install. Modded iPhone with no jailbreak!
[email protected] artwork files which is easy enough as long as the same dimensions and byte sizes it could possibly work?
Looking through it all it's exactly how it looks in iFile directory structure wise so as long as you do image for image and maybe same byte size IT may work...
Could be useful for ppl on iPhone 4 and older who don't want to jailbreak for whatever reasons...???
[email protected] artwork which contains over 1100 images would work and the icons / images within native apps would be a possibility too.
Might need to test on a 4.
If ONLY there was a bootrom exploit for the 4S and 5! LOL
No bootrom exploit no decrypting the Rootfs dmg! :-(
I can't wait for the first couple days when the servers are so overloaded you are lucky to download anything, lol!


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dont even waste your time with that shit. PERIODOriginally posted by Seek@May 5 2005, 11:24 PM
bought some india ink the other day.
anyone know what I can add to it to make it more permanent?
seems to be ALRIGHT permanent wise but if you wipe it if it gets wet it will come off. mayb break fluid?


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"Well, I wouldn't advise ye to turn him down, Mis' Tingley," urged the foreman.
I found that Mrs. Tingley well understood this form of Sorcery.
Not for a moment did Ruth suppose that Mr. Tingley, Belle's father, was a party to any scheme for cheating the old hunter.
"Why, he's all ready for bed," declared one of the Tingley boys.
"Mr. Tingley had a good deal of trouble over that squatter," said Belle's mother, slowly.
"But, do wait till Mr. Tingley comes and let him decide," begged Ruth.
"There are Mr. Tingley and Preston going over to talk to the constable and his crowd," remarked Isadore.
"I will see what my husband says when he comes," replied Mrs. Tingley, firmly.
But suppose I find them and the papers show that this Mr. Tingley hasn't a clear title to the island?
When Mrs. Tingley and the other crusaders left this country nothing had been heard of the claim of the reincarnated Blavatsky.


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Najib Mikati
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News about Najib Mikati, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
When Celebrity Fortunetellers Talk, the Lebanese Listen
In a region where many governments criminalize divination, Lebanon stands apart for featuring its star soothsayers on New Year's Eve, when they make predictions in TV specials....
January 3, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Lebanon , Abdel Latif, Leila , Fortune Telling , New Year , Muslims and Islam
Lebanon Forms a Cabinet After 11 Months of Deadlock
The cabinet's 24 members span the political spectrum, including Hezbollah, the militant Shiite organization, and its Western-backed foes....
February 16, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Salam, Tammam , Middle East and North Africa Unrest (2010- ) , Lebanon , Hezbollah
Deadly Blast Rocks a Hezbollah Stronghold in Lebanon
The blast wounded hundreds of people in the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital and might have been aimed at Hezbollah....
August 16, 2013, Friday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Syria , Lebanon , Deaths (Fatalities) , Terrorism , Hezbollah , Bombs and Explosives
Turkish Pilots Kidnapped by Gunmen in Beirut
The attack could signal a further spread into Lebanon of the civil war in Syria, but no group immediately took responsibility for the abduction....
August 10, 2013, Saturday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Turkish Airlines , Lebanon , Turkey , Kidnapping
Lebanon Pins Economic Hopes on Oil and Gas
Potential revenue from oil and gas deposits off Lebanon's coast is being offered as a salve for the country's many problems....
April 18, 2013, Thursday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline , Lebanon , Energy and Power , Foreign Investments
Sunni Leader Is Named Prime Minister in Lebanon
Tammam Salam was officially named the new prime minister of Lebanon on Saturday after receiving a string of endorsements from the country's warring factions over the past few days....
April 7, 2013, Sunday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Lebanon , Politics and Government
Lebanese Premier Resigns as Syrian War Fuels Sectarian Split
Najib Mikati resigned on Friday and called for a unity government to rescue Lebanon from deepening divisions over the war in Syria, which threatens to spill over the border....
March 23, 2013, Saturday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Lebanon , Mikati, Najib , Suspensions, Dismissals and Resignations , Sunni Muslims , Hezbollah , Syria , Middle East and North Africa Unrest (2010- ) , Hariri, Saad
Hezbollah Chief Urges Lebanon to Help in Syrian Crisis
Hassan Nasrallah, the head of the Shiite militant movement in Lebanon, also wants the country to open its border to refugees to avoid further bloodshed....
January 4, 2013, Friday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Syria , Nasrallah, Hassan , Lebanon , Middle East and North Africa Unrest (2010- ) , Hezbollah , Assad, Bashar al- , Russia , Refugees and Displaced Persons
Lebanese Port Drifts Amid Conflicts
Tripoli is no longer known for its meandering souks, its commerce or its culture: Modern day Tripoli is known for its widespread poverty, high levels of corruption and repeated bouts of violence....
December 12, 2012, Wednesday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Tripoli (Lebanon) , Middle East and North Africa Unrest (2010- ) , Ports , Architecture , Beirut (Lebanon) , Lebanon , Syria
Video of Lebanese Military Taking to Beirut's Streets
Video of the Lebanese military fanning out across Beirut to try and quell sectarian violence....
October 22, 2012, Monday
MORE ON NAJIB MIKATI AND: Beirut (Lebanon) , Lebanon , Syria , Bombs and Explosives , Middle East and North Africa Unrest (2010- )
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