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Was Schubert Gay?
Those who had surgery put in limbo
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Changing of the NAACP guard
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How Much Will You Pay for Something Beautiful?
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West County Park Sought On Federal Land
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Presidential campaign in Maryland
Irish Abortion Quandary
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What's important? Ask the nearest man
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Finger Wagging
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'American Dream' Comes True For Buyers At Greenbriar
By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
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By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Annapolis Bureau
Orioles' Opening Day to find UMAB closed
By Thomas W. Waldron | Thomas W. Waldron,Staff Writer
Double-dip revenue drop expected in Baltimore Co.
By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Staff Writer
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By Susan Baer | Susan Baer,Washington Bureau
Delegates support use of 'African-American'
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The high school sports schedule in yesterday's editions...
Good Start on Curbing Growth
Elizabeth W. Weaver
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Get 'em now jobs offered at ballpark
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Wrestling Tournament Honors 'Fighter For Kids'
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Clinton shifts gears, heads for Md.
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State Fears Major Storm Could Collapse Park Dam
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Clinton shifts gears, heads for Maryland
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UM enters miracle icebox in ozone offensive
By Timothy Wheeler | Timothy Wheeler,Staff Writer
'Maryland Is Crucial'
Mercy killing suspected on Shore autopsy due on exhumed body Woman's body to be tested for lethal dose of painkiller.
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By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Annapolis Bureau
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The Pizza Hut Marshall Plan
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Tatars continue to make Russian history
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Mfume hardly flinches as Dobson hurls charges
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Willie Horton vs. Sergeant York
Lotto combine trying to buy every number
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Church Without A Home Finally Gets One
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Murder suspect, stopped for speeding, was freed
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Tainted cocaine suspected in 3 deaths Drug was laced with chemical, police believe.
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Student technology is in the pink
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S. Africa's whites to vote on the future
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Abortion Survivor Will Tell Her Story
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The Banality of Justice in a German Courtroom
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Judge blocks request to release plea terms Newspaper, TV station sought access to terms.
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Dr. M.E. Randolph
The Little Flower community loses a lot more than just its neighborhood pastor
By Jacques Kelly
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'Gypsy' Is Lovable, But Far Too Loud
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Body exhumed in inquiry into nursing home Autopsy to determine if woman, 91, died of painkiller overdose
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By R. H. Gardner
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Businessman found slain BMW missing
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By David Conn | David Conn,Annapolis Bureau
Mellon workers rewarded
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Time Warner rocked as co-chief resigns
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I've been to the Lizard a few times for walks but never realised its monumental role in long-range wireless in the early 1900s. It's only thanks to my brother, a radio buff, that I found out when he asked if I wanted to visit the Marconi Wireless station at Lizard Point.
It's run by National Trust volunteers, and we picked up today's volunteer from his house which was on our way. My brother had been in contact to make sure we wouldn't miss opening times, and the lovely volunteer gave us the whole history of the area in the car. I was absolutely fascinated by the story of Marconi and wireless radio.
The Lizard is composed of Serpentinite rock which is extremely conductive and turned out to be the perfect location for Marconi to use as a base for experiments in sending and receiving wireless signals across the Atlantic to Canada.
The National Trust have replicated the exact setup Marconi would have had inside the building, and as I was asked not to photograph it you'll have to visit to see! They also have evidence of the first ever SOS signal, and incredible stories about the Titanic and other tales of the high seas.
My brother, as he has a radio licence, was allowed to send out some signals, and we listened to communications from nearby boats; they were speaking Spanish and joking around. I peeped out of the window to watch them go by.
Since I've forgotten some of the details of the Marconi story it's well worth looking up online, and visiting if you can get down to the Lizard. There's also a Marconi centre further up the Lizard full of interesting stories, films, photos and equipment to play with.
Near to the Marconi wireless shack is Lizard Lighthouse, so we walked over to it as the day began to brighten up.
After a confusing exchange at the lighthouse ticket office, where we were baffled with options for visiting, and then paid £0.01 extra for 4 years' free access to the grounds (?), we entered the museum and awaited our call for the lighthouse tour.
The lighthouse is in full working order but there is no longer a lighthouse keeper, it's all run by computers with backup generators and contract workers who replace the bulbs when needed. It was a highly esteemed job back in the day though, and very isolating too.
The walk back to the car was really beautiful. The Lizard never disappoints.

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This goes for so many things, especially when there is an element of performance involved. Typically, I've found that many competitive athletic activities require the athlete's expression to embody the immense amount of effort that they are putting into their actions. This isn't the case with certain other performance derived activities. Two come to mind: dance and horse back riding. Just look at your prima ballerina spinning on her toes and leaping into the air in a sudden burst of energy. It's like watching hunter-jumpers sail over 4ft+ jumps and dressage riders 'dance' with their horses in the ring. In all cases, these fine athletes make it look like there is absolutely no effort exerted to accomplish those moves. "That's easy", is what I hear some people comment when they see these performances. Or, they don't make any specific comment at all. But, anyone who has done a form of dance or learned to ride will know that many of these feats are not innate for the doer and often take hours of repetitive practice of the same move(s) and many additional hours to condition those muscles to be able to work up to accomplishing those moves.
Today, I realize I am not doing enough to look effortless. Aside from seriously lacking sleep, I don't have anything else that really compliments the lessons I take once a week. This has become more evident since I realize progress is only going to progress at the rate I put effort into it. I stopped yoga and changed stables as well as only ride once a week and no longer have biweekly lessons too. My hands are all over the place and my balance for the 2 point is not where it should be when I'm going over low jumps. We did some patterns today with trot poles, an x-jump, canter, trot and 2point. All this was incorporated into a single round with 3 horses and riders moving through it sequentially. When I couldn't get Ariel to canter, I fell behind the rhythm. When I caught her in the mouth at the jump, I lost focus and similarly, couldn't catch up.
Like Sheri's said about riding... that it's about saddle time and actually riding. At this time, it's not something I can add to my schedule/life so I"ll have to find other ways to physically condition myself so I am better prepared for my lessons. Time to bring back yoga to loosen stuff and strengthen core--all things that deteriorate from 8+ hours at a computer. I'll need to get on that bike trainer to increase my cardio fitness too. I'll add a daily walk during the work week to keep me limber and arresting my developing Mr. Monty Burns posture
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My schedule is going to incorporate a daily minimum 30-45 minute exercise of some sort and who knows, maybe I'll lose a couple inches and enhance my girly figure!
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AFI are now three tracks deep into 'The Blood Album' with the release of 'Aurelia'.
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SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. — Grant Taylor, 32, doesn`t wash his brand new pickup truck at home so he won`t be suspected of breaking the law.
A neighbor waits until the dead of night to commit the illegal act of sprinkling his lawn.
And one of Taylor`s roommates is under extreme peer pressure to cut down his daily half-hour showers.
``There`s paranoia,`` said Taylor, a puckish, curly haired man, as he finished washing his truck at a carwash in downtown Santa Barbara. ``People feel guilty about using water.``


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Uganda October 2013 Update
Monday 4th November 2013
We are still in Uganda, with no power - so cold showers are very bracing!
We are running out of clothes!!!!
We hope we can get on a flight later this week. But in the mean time we have not been idol we have 2 further teaching sessions for schools. Also, we have been able to sign the paperwork so TOMM Uganda Ltd has been born today! We are now an official company in Uganda. Later we hope to gain NGO status and be an official charity here in Uganda.
We now plan for Easter 2014 and what we want to achieve then!
Helena and Robert x x
Sunday 3rd November 2013
We seem to have an extended stay in Uganda. But our friends have some plans so our time will not be idle. Some more teaching and maybe some planning for next years trip.
We hope to fly home soon, but it may be as late as Saturday 9th November so we will have missed Bonfire night :(
Helena and Robert x x
Friday 1st November 2013
Visited a secondary school/high school Varying Nationalities from around Africa. Health Education again, with some time for questions and answer sessions. Helena Spoke to over 200 students, but was glad they had a microphone!
Some of the questions were easy enough to answer but then some were more difficult - Like 'Why do I forget things I have been revising for' Or general health questions like how to not have pimples or why use a gentle sponge on delicate skin. So all in all we have found that teenagers have the same fears and questions no matter where they are.
More soon
Helena and Robert
Wednesday 30th October 2013
Another amazing day at a school, such a welcome - they clapped and sang as we arrived. But again more intelligent questions from the Primary school. Such a change from some of my students! Then we went to the medical mission and admitted a boy of 4 - he walked in with mum, but had Malaria and Typhoid. So he had to have a drip put up and IV antibiotics such a brave lad!
Going into the slum areas tomorrow to video the living conditions so that will be interesting!
Just remembered I was going to update about the old lady with Malaria, Typhoid and a diabetic with high blood sugars! We saw her again today and she is looking much better. She speaks no English but she shook our hands and thanked us in Ugandan. We are so pleased she is doing so well.
Helena and Robert x x
Tuesday 29th October 2013
Yet another up date, we returned to the medical centre for a staff meeting. Where we asked them for ideas and for any on how to promote the clinic and get the message out to the local people. We then went to a primary school where I was asked to teach on hygiene. Which surprisingly went well.
I was stunned when a 10 year old asked me about bacterial reproduction and 'why are babies born dead? and how do babies get HIV from their mum?'
Excellent questions shame the tutor was a bit shy!
See you soon!
Helena and robert
Monday 28th October 2013
Today Robert and I ran a free clinic at TOMM, Robert saw approximately 37 people with Doctor Henry. Seeing patients with a variety of issues, from Malaria, Typhoid and HIV/AID's patients. One lady came with a combination of Malaria, Typhoid and she was a diabetic. She had come for treatment and was very sick, dehydrated and critically ill. But the medicine she needed was not available. The clinic did not have the money for the medicine and she was too sick for tablets and needed IV medication. So despite having paid for a variety of medicines Robert and I decided to pay for the treatment in order to save her life and began a fluid resuscitation of this sick lady. Update tomorrow as to whether she survives the night!
I saw about 30 young women and children, mainly pregnant with urine infections, pain and discomfort. One young boy had an inner ear infection requiring antibiotics. Another young woman who had oedematous (swollen) legs which was related to her malaria and not the pregnancy. Main issues are malaria, typhoid, urine infections, constipation and other pregnancy related illnesses.
Helena and Robert
Saturday 26th October 2013
Spent today at the medical mission, we took all the equipment with us and watched the staff open the bags and look at the equipment and theatre drapes and gowns. They seemed pleased and were excited to hear about out future plans - but we are going to sit down with all the staff on Tuesday to see what they think and what they feel would be good for the mission.
We also held a free medical camp today and have plan for more whilst we are here.
See you soon
Helena and Robert
Friday 25th October 2013
We arrived in Uganda at about 23.00 after almost 14.00 or travelling, tired but looking forward to the trip.
We have met with the solicitor and begun the legal wheels to formally change the name of the medical centre.
Plans over the next few days are 2 free medical camps to advertise the change of name - but to explain the service remains unchanged.
Also planned are some health sessions in local schools, on how to keep yourself healthy. This could be a challenge as I don't teach little children.
We are meeting with the staff of the medical centre to say hello and seek their ideas and hopes for the future of TOMM. We also come baring gifts - of theatre equipment - I would love to have seen the face of the customs person looking at our suitcases with the speculums and retractors etc :)
Hope this gives a flavour of where we are up to so far more to follow and if we can some pictures!
See you soon
Robert and Helena x x x
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I have met with our team, which we assembled to deal with this bombing. And I have determined to take the following steps to assure the strongest response to this situation:
First, I have deployed a crisis management team under the leadership of the FBI, working with the Department of Justice, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, military and local authorities. We are sending the world's finest investigators to solve these murders.
Second, I have declared an emergency in Oklahoma City. And at my direction, James Lee Witt, the Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, is now on his way there to make sure we do everything we can to help the people of Oklahoma deal with the tragedy.
Third, we are taking every precaution to reassure and to protect people who work in or live near other Federal facilities.
Let there be no room for doubt: We will find the people who did this. When we do, justice will be swift, certain, and severe. These people are killers, and they must be treated like killers.
Finally, let me say that I ask all Americans tonight to pray—to pray for the people who have lost their lives, to pray for the families and the friends of the dead and the wounded, to pray for the people of Oklahoma City. May God's grace be with them.
Meanwhile, we will be about our work.
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Today, two Citizens UK members working in partnership with ShareAction, attended the Next Plc. Annual General Meeting to ask the board questions about the Living Wage. ShareAction supports hundreds of shareholders to attend AGM's, creating an AGM army to ask questions about the Living Wage to some of the UK's biggest companies.
Today, the duo from Citizens UK, Father Michael Brown and George Gabriel, Nottingham Citizens, asked the board of Next to commit to paying the Living Wage of £9.15 in London and £7.85 across the UK to all their staff based in the UK.
This is a part of ShareAction's campaign for the Living Wage across the FTSE 100 through shareholder activism. Nearly a quarter of the FTSE 100 have now accredited, but no high street retailer has yet signed up. ShareAction has organised AGM questions on the Living Wage at more than 10 AGMs of the FTSE 100 so far this year.
Father Michael Brown, Citizens UK said:
"Today, as part of an army of volunteers attending AGMs with ShareAction and Citizens UK, I was able to pose a question to the Next Plc Board asking them to implement the Living Wage. This followed Lord Wolfson's comments earlier this year, where he seemed dismissive of the voluntary rate that those businesses who can are encouraged to pay.
"In response to my question, John Barton, Chairman of Next, for the first time, recognised the principle of the Living Wage; that hard working people should earn enough for a dignified standard of living. Whilst this is far from accrediting as a Living Wage employer, Next must be recognised for making significant progress in increasing the pay of their lowest salaried staff and moving towards the Living Wage rate. The retail sector in particular has kept wages pegged to levels around the minimum, meaning staff are forced to rely on in-work benefits and often live a hand-to-mouth existence, just trying to get by.
"The best employers are voluntarily signing up to pay the Living Wage now. The Living Wage is a robust calculation that reflects the real cost of living, rewarding a hard day's work with a fair day's pay. We believe that work should be the surest way out of poverty."
ShareAction is simultaneously mobilising an Investor Collaborative for the Living Wage made up of institutional investors such as asset managers, pension funds, and charity and faith investors who are writing to all of the FTSE 100, including Next, in support of the Living Wage.
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My mother was angry. Her hands shook as she dropped the picture she was holding onto her mother's lap. Without a word, she stalked out of the living room and into the kitchen. A moment later, the low hum of the food processor filled the room followed by a loud smack of a kitchen cabinet.
I looked at my grandmother sitting across from me, hunched over in her favorite puffy pink high-backed armchair. She looked down at the picture my mother just showed her and then out at the rain through the big bay window above the couch where I sat. Her eyes were slightly out of focus as she tried in vain to peer into the past. My throat tightened.
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Originally from Naperville, Illinois, oboist Nora Anderson Lewis is a versatile musician and passionate educator. As a chamber musician, Nora particularly enjoys her work with the Western Wind Quintet, the faculty quintet at Western Michigan University, and the PEN Trio, where she frequently collaborates with composers and performs new music, as well as traditional repertoire, throughout North America and around the world. Recent highlights include teaching and performing in Cuba, Costa Rica, Panama, Guatemala, China, and Hong Kong. PEN Trio's debut CD: Found Objects was recently recorded in New York with Boston-Based SoundMirror with a release planned for 2018.
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These super delicious waffles are one of my favorites recipes! They taste exactly like what Norwegians waffles should taste like. And they are made completely vegan! You can make them sugar-free if you want, and there are no oil in the recipe.
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- Few drops of vanilla extract
1. Whisk together soymilk and apple cider vinegar and let it sit for a few minutes.
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Hope you end up loving this recipe as much as I do! I make this almost everyday!:)


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Ariana Grande Strips Down 'Problem' for MTV - Watch Her Amazing Performance!
Ariana Grande keeps it super cute as she attends MTV's Total Ariana Live special at MTV Studios on (July 2) in New York City.
The 21-year-old entertainer took the stage to perform her hit song "Problem" with a brand new stripped-down twist on it. We are obsessed! Watch below!
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FDA approves Pfizer's maraviroc HIV treatment
The FDA has granted approval to Pfizer's maraviroc HIV treatment, the drugmaker said today.
Maraviroc, to be marketed under the brand name Selzentry, is expected to be available in the US by the middle of September.
Maraviroc is the first in a class of drugs known as CCR5 antagonists, which works by blocking viral entry into white blood cells, significantly reducing viral load and increasing T-cell counts in treatment-experienced patients infected with a specific type of HIV.
Maraviroc was granted approval under priority review status, which trims time off the standard approval time period. Priority review is usually granted to compounds deemed an advance over existing therapies by the FDA.
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Analysts have projected sales of maraviroc to reach $500 million by 2011.


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This listing is for Ten Boxes, a total of 200 cartridges or rounds; buyers, however, may take any number of additional boxes at the same per-box price and no extra shipping charges. Since we have sold so many SKS Rifles locally, the hunting round has become a staple for us. Here is our standard fare of 7.62 x 39 Hunting Ammunition, the Brown Bear 122 grain Soft Point made by our erstwhile friends in Russia at their prestigious Barnaul Factory. It is absolutely non-corrosive, laquer coated steel case, and we have had no adverse reports from it at all from our local customers, no misfires, and no lost deer. Factory ballistics figures show over 2400 fps velocity from 20 inch barreled rifles. Any SKS is tough enough, even tailor made, for steel case rounds, because that's what all the Communist Bloc Countries have always used; and the Ruger Mini Thirty is every bit as tough as they are. We're offering this fine ammunition by the box of 20, each for only $ 6.00. 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On Thursday, the NBA announced the starters for this year's All-Star game. Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant received the most votes and made his 15th-straight All-Star appearance. Reserves will be announced next Thursday. The game will be played in Houston on February 17. Here are the starters for both conferences:
Eastern Conference
LeBron James, MIA (1,583,646)
Carmelo Anthony, NYK (1,460,950)
Dwyane Wade, MIA (1,052,310)
Rajon Rondo, BOS (924,180)
Kevin Garnett, BOS (553,222)
Western Conference
Kobe Bryant, LAL (1,591,437)
Kevin Durant, OKC (1,504,047)
Chris Paul, LAC (929,155)
Dwight Howard, LAL (922,070)
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Calibrating cameras, projectors and kinects. This workshop introduces Rulr, an open source node-based tool for calibrating artistic devices with the physical world. In order for these devices to deliberately manipulate space and matter, they must be sufficiently aware of their physical relationship with the world. Rulr creates geometric understanding between optical, mechanical and human objects.
Rulr is an open source software created by art studio Kimchi and Chips for use with VVVV or other creative coding toolkits. Users can create patches of nodes to calibrate cameras, projectors, tracking systems and other devices, or can develop their own nodes using openFrameworks and OpenCV.
Rulr's role is specifically built for measurement. Calibrations and scans are then imported into realtime environments like VVVV to create live artistic installations.
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Courtney Love Could Face Eviction For Setting New York City Townhouse on Fire (Report)
The posh property's owner is taking the grunge icon to court.
Courtney Love is making not-so-flattering headlines again: this time, she's getting evicted for allegedly destructive behavior.
The owner of Love's 4-story, $27,000-per-month townhouse in New York City's West Village tells Page Six she's decided to take the grunge icon to court for destroying the home's decor -- and setting a curtain on fire. Among Donna Lyon complaints about her famous renter: Love, who's been living there for 10 months, painted over and added wallpaper to the hand-painted walls without permission. The lease stipulates that the interiors -- designed by past owner Steven Gambrel, an interior designer -- should be left untouched. According to Lyon, she's also behind on her rent, owing $54,000 toward the annual rent of $324,000.
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"Courtney has wallpapered and painted a large portion of the property without my consent," said Lyon, who predicts it could take a year to restore projected $100,000 worth of damages. "I learned about this when I wanted to sell the house and had photographs taken. They sent me the brochure and I said, 'This can't be my property.' I came to New York to see it and I was horrified by what she had done."
In a strange sidenote, Lyon said Love burned her hands after a curtain in the master bedroom caught fire. (Apparently, a candle tipped over.)
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When reached by The Hollywood Reporter, Love's manager, Jonathan Daniel, said there was "zero truth" to Lyon's claims. He did not elaborate, asking: "Would you like me to report back on any charred wall sightings?
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With travel tour centers in Nepal (Kathmandu), Bhutan (Thimphu), Tibet (Lhasa), and the USA (Minneapolis), Far and High Travel is ideally situated for organizing and managing a wide range of tours and unique travel experiences to the highlands of Asia. While our focus destinations are Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet and the Indian Himalayas, we also offer tours to Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, and Mongolia. All of our partners, managers, guides and field staff have had roots in Asia; we are educated, trained, and have had years of experience in the area we go. For us, travel is not a business but a way of life. We do not sell our tours but help plan your once in a lifetime experience. We breathe life into your travel itinerary and go above and beyond to make it flawless, and to deliver you the experience of a lifetime. Read More
Destination: Thimphu Phobjikha Jakar (Bumthang) Trongsa Punakha Paro Takstang
Destination: Paro Thimphu Punakha Takstang Kathmandu Chitwan Pokhara Patan
Destination: Thimphu Punakha Paro Kathmandu Nagarkot Dhulikhel Lhasa
Nepal encompasses the greatest altitude variation on the Earth, from the lowlands to the tallest peak in the world, Mount Everest (29,035 feet).
Often called "the roof of the world," Tibet features spectacular mountains, lakes and rivers lying between South, Central and East Asia.
In a 2006 global survey, Bhutan was rated the happiest country in the world. Due to its remote geography, Bhutan's unique culture and traditions have largely remained intact.
We keep our tour groups small not only to ensure personal attention from guides and support staff but also to provide access to areas and sights unknown or unavailable to large tour groups. Tour participants enjoy the independence and opportunity to socialize and share their experiences with other participants.
All of our guides and support crews are trained in safety and first aid techniques. On adventurous trips, our guides and crews use modern equipment. Our itineraries involving high altitude allow enough time for acclimatization. In the event of altitude sickness, we carry portable oxygen bottles and pressure chambers in our jeeps for high altitude trips, like Mount Kailash. We always use purified water for drinking and cooking.
With us, you will not just travel from point A to point B, but you will immerse into the local culture, lifestyle and the nature. We do not sell our trips to you but we help you plan your trip. You can go on our small group tours or take a private independent travel! You are never rushed on the tours. You will travel on your pace and in your style. And our prices do not break your banks and satisfaction is guaranteed!
Any of our tours can be taken as foundation on which to build your own private trip. Select a date that suits you and we will suggest a detailed itinerary. If none of our existing itineraries works for you, we can craft one that does. If you do not have a travel companion, we can arrange a solo/independent traveler tour or look for a travel companion to join you that fits the respective schedule.
Far and High Travel supports local non-profit organizations working in community development and environmental conservation. A portion of your tour payment goes directly for such activities. So by traveling with us, you are helping in the community development and environmental conservation of the highland you visit.
We are not tooting our own horn but our clients say that we response was rapid! We are committed to answer your queries within 24 business hours. Our tour specialists are available 24/7 on cell phone and skype. Please, feel free to contact us anytime.
We understand that circumstances and preferences can change over time and you may not be able to go on the trip you have signed up for. No worries. You will not lose your deposit. While the deposit is non refundable, you can use it on your future travel on any destinations we go. The deposit also can be transferred to another traveler. But if some suppliers such as hotels have asked a non refundable deposit, we may not be able to recover it when you can cancel or postpone the trip.
Our trips are escorted by locally gifted and talented guides who are university graduates, certified by the local government, are fluent in English and will act as your personal translator. They are professional, but are also easy going, friendly and hardworking. Using local guides, we not only provide jobs to the locals, but also save on the high cost of providing a foreign guide. Most importantly, no matter how much expertise a foreigner can have on an area or people, there is no match for local knowledge. When you travel to multiple countries in one trip, the guides and support staff will be different in each country.
As you go through our trips, you will very quickly feel the important need for preserving the local culture and environment. We do our best to leave a minimum impact on the culture, environment and biodiversity of remote highlands. This plays an essential role in helping to increase awareness to the outside world, as well to the local people of the need to preserve these areas for future generations, rather than exploit them now for short term economic gain. We do our very best to ensure that local populations in the areas we visit benefit directly from our tours. On trekking and hiking trips, we use local produce and supplies as far as possible. At campsites, we properly dispose of garbage, recycle cans and bottles, and discourage the use of firewood for cooking in order to help prevent deforestation. In short, we respect local culture and tradition and abide by local social etiquette.
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Dragons of the Dawn is currently seeking people to fulfill these characters' roles:
Name: Tōboe
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Rank: Leader of the Dragons' Side
Affiliation: Dragons
Age: 30
Species: Wolf Dragon
Color: Grey-black scales, jet black fur
Personality: Tōboe is a short-tempered, hot-headed dragon. He is extremely vicious and will not hesitate to resort to violence in order to get his way. He fought his way to the leader's position with immense strength and he rules over his subjects with an iron claw, instilling fear and terror in their hearts with the threat of death if they disobey.
Traits: Hateful, Power-hungry, Spiteful, Evil, Short-tempered
Appearance: Tōboe has a long, jet black tail, longer than most of his kind. He is smaller in stature, too, but his looks are deceiving. His eyes are jade green, though they have flecks of yellow in them. His horns are short and sharp and are dull gold in color. His scales are greyish black.
Element: Arcane
Powers: Can shoot blasts of pure arcane energy ("arcane breath"), as well as channel arcane magic into his claws and teeth. Tōboe can also breathe arcane essence and can corrupt the earth beneath his feet by digging his claws into the ground and channeling energy into them.
Name: Donaru
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Rank: Right-hand of Tōboe
Affiliation: Dragons
Age: 28
Species: Summerflame Dragon
Color: Orange and Red
Personality: Donaru has a fiery temper, though less of one than Tōboe, who he is "best friends" with and serves dutifully. He is not afraid to do whatever needs to be done to fulfill the goals of the dragons. However, when Tōboe is extremely angry due to one reason or another, he sits back and watches, afraid to intervene for fear of being affected by his "friend's" threats.
Traits: Occasionally fearful, Fiery-tempered, Dutiful
Appearance: Donaru is a large Summerflame, and even though he is larger than Tōboe, he still obeys his every command. His wings have small claws on the end, abnormal for most Summerflames, and his dull horns are ivory in color. His claws are sharp and made for combat.
Element: Fire
Powers: Has fire breath, as well as the ability to spit fire balls.
This list is updated regularly, so be sure to check back frequently!
If you would like to adopt a character please post the character form in the "Character Adoption" topic on-site after you sign up. I will post and accept your character submission if I believe you will be able to play this character well enough. Please include a sample of your roleplaying so that I may evaluate your skill. You must be at least semi-literate to literate to adopt a character.
Dragons of the Dawn is also seeking general characters not plot-specific but created by its members.
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Guided by God's love, Catholic Charities helps people in southeast Texas by providing caring, compassionate services and advocating for social justice in collaboration with parishes and communities.
What Does Catholic Charities Do?
For 75 years, Catholic Charities has provided food, clothing, shelter and a network of support services to people of all ages and from all walks of life and religious backgrounds. We also promote social justice, serving as a voice for the poor and vulnerable.
Annually, we provide help and create hope for more than 85,000 people as they create better lives for themselves and their families.
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Catholic Charities serves anyone in the Greater Galveston-Houston region who needs us, from any religious background and from all walks of life. Our network of services is here…
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We are people helping people, as Jesus called us to do.
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South London based technical production specialist Presentational Rentals (PR) supplied all technical elements for the recent London launch of rock legends' Led Zeppelin's "Celebration Day" movie – featuring their one-off 2007 reunion concert at London's O2 Arena.
PR supplied lighting, audio and staging for the high profile press event staged in the Ballroom of the Northumberland Hotel, just off Trafalgar Square. It was attended by the three surviving members of the band and the world's media.
PR's Ian Coull designed the set and lighting scheme after taking a brief from the client.
It featured an eye-catching three tiered stage with seven metre high backdrop covered in the album / DVD cover artwork, featuring a large Zeppelin airship hovering above a London cityscape pastiche in a bright orange and red sky.
Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and Paul Jones sat below this and answered questions from the press following a special media screening of the two hour movie directed by production industry video guru and visionary, Dick Carruthers.
The lighting for the event recreated the ambience of the album cover, illuminating the venue's roof in rich saturated orange. This was achieved using Robe LEDWash 600s to bathe both the ceiling and walls around the room in the 'signature' orange as well as a series of matching and contrasting colour looks.
Clay Paky Sharpies along the back of the stage emulated the yellow searchlight effects blasting up towards the Zeppelin as it floated listlessly above the city. Martin MAC 250s were used to pick out a large scaffolding rigged sign spelling 'Led Zeppelin'.
Profile luminaires were used to key light the band plus various other banners around the room.
All lighting was controlled via a Chamsys MaqicQ MQ100 console from PR.
A very neat d&b T10 audio system with T-SUBS proved a perfect sonic solution, arranged in a ground stacked line array, powered by d&b D12 amps and mixed through a Yamaha LS9 console. PR also supplied radio and lapel mics.
Their new XTA DS 8000 distribution amplifier provided clean multiple audio feeds to the amassed camera crews.
This is one several recent new equipment purchases by PR, and was initially used to help host the Jamaican Team's pre-Olympics Press Conference in London at the Truman Brewery.
The entrance of the Ballroom for the Celebration Day event was separated from the main presentation area by a partition wall so the backdrop was not immediately visible when press first entered, retaining a nice element of surprise.
Says Ian Coull, "We were all very pleased to be involved in a prestigious event like this. Time was tight, and our design had to be flexible enough to accommodate last minute requests and alterations as things evolved in the up-to-the-minute style of all high profile press events".
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The hutch has four laminate doors that hide ample storage space and add a uniform, cohesive look to the U-desk. The main desk measures 71"W x 36"D x 29"H, the bridge measures 48"W x 24"D x 29"H, and the credenza measures 71"W x 24"D x 29"H.
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text: TOKYO — Sony Pictures Television Intl.'s networks group Tuesday announced that it has acquired Mystery Channel in Japan from former owners Marubeni, Media Intl. and Broadmedia Studios.According to the terms of the deal, Mystery Channel, which supplies an eponymous cable and satellite channel to 4 million subscribers, will become a subsid of Sony Pictures Entertainment (Japan), the Tokyo-based subsid of Sony Pictures Entertainment. Its name will remain the same. SPEJ oversees SPTI's cable and satellite biz in Japan, including channel operators Animax Broadcast Japan (toons) and AXN Japan (foreign TV series and pics).


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Princess: Have you seen that weird commercial for manly Depends?
Sister: WHAT.
Princess: Yeah, they are like pads but for leaky gentlemen.
Sister: What! No. What? No.
Princess: I didn't even know that was a thing.
Sister: Stop talking.
Princess: Wouldn't it be better for a guy to just buy pads and pretend like they're for his wife?
Sister: Ah, incontinence.
Princess: Is that what that word means? I have always wondered.
Sister: You'd think it'd be continence.
Princess: I guess continence means you have it all together. Oh! Like a continent!
Sister: Pangaea.
Princess: YES, OH MY GOSH I FORGOT ABOUT PANGAEA. I love Pangaea. Once the plate tectonics kicked in, Pangaea became incontinent.
Sister: What's the point of the "in"?
Princess: Oh that means "not"—like "invisible" means not visible.
Sister: Inanimate, not animate.
Princess: Indivisible—
Sister: WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL!
Princess: Whatever, I bet you don't even remember the pledge.
Sister: I pledge allegiance to the flag and to the …. Something for which it stands.
Princess: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. And to the republic—
Sister: For which it stands! One nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Princess: One nation UNDER GOD—the Baptists would kill you for that—with liberty and justice for all.
Sister: Okay, okay, sorry.
Princess: It's okay. I only remember because I have to say it in homeroom every day, but even then I'm sometimes too sleepy to remember and have to watermelon it.
Sister: I know the whole "Star-Spangled Banner."
Princess: Prove it.
Princess and Sister sing the entire national anthem, complete with solid (a.k.a. iffy) harmonies and Whitney Houston-inspired ending. They finish, and there is silence for about 10 seconds.
Princess: So… how did we end up singing?
Sister: Incontinence, continent, Pangaea, the prefix in-, indivisible, pledge of allegiance, "Star-Spangled Banner."
Princess: Oh.


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Ashka's approach to jewelry making and design is informed by her architectural training from Parsons School of Design and Central European background. Guided by a modernist and minimalist aesthetic, Ashka achieves harmony in modular repetitions of geometric forms, resulting in pure and graceful pieces, like these stunning lapis clip-on earrings.


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I know it can sometimes be challenging to eat right, especially when you're on the go. That's why I've created my line of healthy foods—so you can enjoy wholesome, tasty snacks even with your busy lifestyle. Wishing you the best,
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Making sure we get the extra nutrition and support we need has never been so important given the average person's diet and the depleted state of our soil and food supply. We've chosen only the finest ingredients to create our unique line of SuperFruits, which includes our 100% natural goji and noni juices and capsules; and our Acai, Pomegranate, and Mangosteen powders.


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Welcome to the Bethel Seventh-day Adventist School!
Our staff is committed to providing quality education in a Christ-filled environment. Christian education is at the very heart of the church. In the educational process the Spirit of God encounters people of all ages so that they are nurtured in faith, grow in knowledge and experience, and are inspired and empowered to live as disciples of Jesus Christ. This call to discipleship compels us to share our faith and serve others in the home, the community, and in God's world. Just a few years ago, young people face challenges, pressures and temptations unimaginable. In a world of turmoil and constant change, parents increasingly look to Adventist education to offer their children the tools they need to survive and succeed in this life - and for eternity.


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November 30: Jonathan Parsons [1705-1776]
One More Presbyterian Minister Stands for Liberty
Jonathan Parsons is a good example of what happens when the Gospel of the Lord Jesus fills our hearts and minds by the power of the Holy Spirit. Strive to so live and breathe that you always remain close to your Lord and Savior. Then watch to see how the Lord will indeed use you to His glory, in His kingdom.
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