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Pioneer to support CarPlay on some 2014 in-dash systems this summer
Apple's launch of CarPlay came with a couple of basic complications, mainly because the launch didn't include any vehicle that actually supports it. With Car manufacturers launching compatible models until later this year, it's hard to see a mainstream adoption of the service if you have to purchase a new vehicle to enjoy it. Luckily manufacturers like Pioneer are looking to solve this problem for many of us that don't plan to buy a new car, and the company has just made its launch plans official.
Pioneer has just announced that it'll provide a firmware update to its existing line-up of five 2014 NEX in-dash multimedia receivers in order to support CarPlay this summer. According to the statement:
Utilizing large, in-dash Pioneer LCD displays, CarPlay featuring Siri® voice control, gives iPhone users the features while allowing them to stay focused on the road. With CarPlay, consumers with iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c and iPhone 5 can use Siri to make and receive calls, compose and respond to text messages, use Apple Maps for navigation and listen to their music, podcasts and iTunes RadioSM. For more information about CarPlay, visit www.apple.com/ios/carplay.
At the moment this will only be available for US customers, and it's not clear if the company will also support other of its own receivers as well, but at least there's progress for those interested in getting some CarPlay action.
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FrontLine Clubs is a discipleship program designed to help churches and parents train children to love and live the Bible. The FrontLine program teaches basic biblical theology, starting with the attributes of God. FrontLine Clubs offer graded material for age 3 through sixth grade. All clubs study age-appropriate variations of the same basic theme each week. Club material alternates between two full years of curriculum (30 weeks per year). Uniforms are practical, simple, and attractive vests and shirts. Awards include collar pins, patches, and medals, as well as Christian books and recordings kids love.
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WEST PALM BEACH — — Century Village resident Eve Black still doesn't know if she's going to vote for President Barack Obama this November, even after she got a "nice, firm" handshake from him Thursday night.
"I haven't decided yet because it's not time to vote yet," said Black, who was among the 675 people who packed the clubhouse at the Century Village retirement community, where Obama campaigned on the first day of a two-day swing through Florida. "I like to take my time."
Still, Black said she was impressed not only by the president's stump speech but by the at-times boisterous crowd of seniors.
"We are older but we don't miss a trick," Black said.
Obama himself even noted the high-energy crowd, who took no shame in interrupting him when they felt the need to share a piece of their mind.
"This is kind of a wild crowd here," the president said after someone shouted "ride 'em cowboy!" This was fitting, as Obama had just compared the national campaign trail to a "rodeo" he's been to before.
At one point, when Obama referenced the "greatest generation" who came back from World War II to work hard and send their kids to school, one of the feisty seniors spoke up, reminding the president he need not look far to see some real-life examples.
"We're still here!" the man shouted.
"There you go," Obama responded.
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Judging from all the hype that comes out of the National Assn. of Television Program Executives confab each January, one would expect that nearly every prospective syndicated show is a sure bet for the fall.
Well, fall's almost here, and the TV landscape doesn't look that much different than it did a year ago.
Sure, stations have picked up a number of programs to use as filler on the weekends but, as usual, only a handful of major weekday and weekend entries have made it onto fall schedules.
The new season will bring four new talkshows (one of which premiered early to less-than-glowing numbers), two news magazines (one daily, one weekly), three new off-net sitcoms, an off-net reality show, a major live-action kids strip hosted by a Brazilian superstar, two new weekly action hours and a country music countdown show.
Now, after investing all that time and money in development, station sales, promotion and production, the hyperbole ends and the shows will have to stand on their own.
Although some syndicators are reluctant to admit it, the fate of the new fall programs — and in some instances the careers of the people who are behind them — will have been sealed by the end of September.
As the new syndie season gets underway, the general consensus among station programming reps interviewed for this story is that the two biggest new talkshows, Twentieth TV's "Bertice Berry" and King World's "Les Brown," will succeed.
The reps are a little more reserved in declaring outright success for Columbia Pictures Television Distribution's new talker "Ricki Lake," preferring instead to take more of a wait-and-see attitude. And they're not very high on Rysher's young-adult slanted talkshow on wheels, "Wavelength," which came out of the gate slow following its August premiere and is now attempting to broaden its demo appeal. In the newsmag genre, the reps express favorable opinions about King World's new strip, "American Journal."
While they seem to like the concept behind Buena Vista Television's newsmag "The Crusaders," there's mixed opinion about whether the weekly hour advocacy series will be able to make its way to a strip version the following season.
The two new action hours for fall, Cannell Distribution's "Cobra" and All American TV's "Acapulco Heat," received the thumbs up sign based on the track record of their predecessors.
And BVTV's weekly hour series "Countdown at the Neon Armadillo," a country music version of "Solid Gold," got a big yippee-ai-ae from reps and stations (it has a whopping 98% coverage level for its launch).
On the kiddie front, there are doubts about whether MTM's "Xuxa," a high-stakes English-language version of the Brazilian hit, will translate well in this country.
Most of the attention, of course, is focused on the new talkshows — the latest additions to an ever-growing pack that one rep describes as a fast-spreading cancer that is knocking out every other form of programming from early morning to early evening.
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Bill Carroll, VP-director of programming for Katz, cautions that all the new shows, including the high-visibility talkers, may have a difficult time "trying to break through all the clutter."
"It will be a challenge in terms of letting the public know who they are," Carroll says.
Jack Fentress, VP-director of television for Petry National Television, lumps the "Bertice" and "Brown" shows together, saying both are cut "roughly out of the same cookie cutter."
If Barry sticks to light comedy and the occasional serious interview, and Brown, a motivational speaker, focuses on more human interest topics, Fentress suspects there will be enough room for both to survive.
The "Brown" project has been haunted from the beginning by rumors of production problems, but most reps say they are satisfied with what they have seen from the test shows.
John Rohr, VP-director of programming for Blair Television, says the rep firm has been "high on Les and Bertice" from the beginning.
While some competitors have tried to paint Brown as too preachy, Rohr insists his positive, uplifting messages and "extremely strong personality" are among his strengths.
"Bertice," he says, "looks encouraging from everything I've seen." She is"reassuring, magnetic and vivacious."
A few reps expressed sketpticism about "Ricki," with Rohr noting that since Columbia came out with its sales presentation for the show "there has been very little to see in terms of a presentation tape." That contrasts with both Fox and KW, which have shown reps works in progress of their talkshows.
"Anything that is too quiet before hand makes me worry," Rohr says.
Col insists that all is well with "Ricki!" and the program will appeal to all key women demos, even though reps were initially under the impression that it would be targeted toward a younger demo.
Fentress and the others insist that it is unfair to judge "Wavelength" too harshly before October, when the first demographic information will be available. Although it is getting less than desirable household ratings in the metered markets, the program is geared toward the 18-24 age group.
Carroll notes that Rysher took a gamble by premiering the show early. The tactic can allow a program to make a bigger impact since there is less competition during the summer, but with a program like "Wavelength" that is seeking a younger audience, a summer launch may not have been such a good idea.
"The audience they are targeting may not be around to watch it," Carroll says.
In the magazine area, the biggest question surrounding KW's "American Journal ," a spinoff of KW's "Inside Edition," is how it will differentiate itself from its predecessor.
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The program will reportedly concentrate on breaking news, with field reporting and undercover assignments part of the norm.
Turning to "The Crusaders," Fentress says he hopes "stations put it in time periods where people can sit down and watch it." The program has a mixture of access, primetime, early and late fringe slots.
Rohr concurs, noting that "Crusaders' " chances of succeeding as a strip will be "strictly dependenton the kind of numbers it delivers" and the time periods it gets.
One of the problems with a weekly show is that stations run it
across the board in a variety of time periods, he says.
Much will also depend on whether "American Journal" succeeds this fall. That show is believed to have obtained a mixture of time periods, including about 20% in access, 40% in early fringe and 40% in late fringe.
Should it survive, the other newsmag candidates could have a difficult time finding time periods given the scarcity of slots.
Of the new off-net sitcoms — MCA TV's "Coach," Buena Vista Television's "Empty Nest" and Warner Bros.' "Family Matters"– Fentress sees "Coach" and possibly "Nest" as breakthroughs because both are strong in almost every demo "that makes an off-network show successful."
Hedges bet
Fentress thinks it's possible that "Family Matters" can replicate the success of the young-skewing "Full House," but hedges his bet by acknowledging that it is a "one-note show."
Carroll is high on "Family Matters," however. He says it is the sitcom "that has independent stations the most anxious," especially after the success of "Full House."
With "Coach," a number of stations intend to trigger it a year ahead of the fall '94 start date. It is considered a strong adult ensemble sitcom, which can work well for both affiliates and indies, he says.
WB is hoping for success with "Family Matters" following last season's disappointment with the launch of the off-net sitcom "Murphy Brown."
Like many successful network series that play off of current social topics like "All in the Family" and "Mary Tyler Moore," the comedy failed to work in many markets and was consideredthe biggest syndie failure of the year.
MTM's off-net version of "Rescue 911" is also making its debut this fall. It premiered in several markets this summer with mixed results, doing okay in New York but getting clobbered in Los Angeles.
Most reps think its chances will depend to a great degree on its time periods and lead-ins.
Reps are also high on BVTV's country music show, noting that with broad demos ranging from 18 to fiftysomething, and the hottest music format, it will have a pretty good chance if it lands in decent time periods.
For "Xuxa," Fentress says time periods will be "absolutely crucial" in each of the markets. He wonders whether kids in the U.S. will be willing to watch the entertainer, whose Brazilian shows are full of happy, singing, dancing children.


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The Church of the Epiphany in Port Orange, Florida is committed to the mission of Jesus Christ. We have multiple opportunities for people of all ages to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the Catholic faith through worship, community and service. Our Faith Formation program is rooted in the Gospel and our Catholic tradition. This enables our community to connect faith with daily life. It also provides opportunities for educational and spiritual development as well as service in ministries within the parish and wider community.
Catechesis is derived from the Greek word meaning "to echo or resound" or "to sound from above". The word echoed or resounded through catechesis is the "Word" of God made flesh – Jesus Christ, and he gives us his "word" through Sacred Scripture. Catechists assist individuals and communities to acquire and deepen faith and identity through initiation rites, instruction, and the formation of conscience. Parents and catechists do this by resonating the "Word" of God in their very life. Through Baptism, the whole Church is called to participate in the mission of catechesis:We invite and welcome you to be involved in the ministry of Faith Formation. There are many ways to share your gifts and we can help you find which part of this ministry you would be best to serve in.
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Examining mating from the male perspective, this book provides an overview of mammalian reproduction to illustrate the important role that male desire plays in the life of mammals. Written in a conversational style that will appeal to those without specialist knowledge of the field, it begins with a broad overview of sexual reproduction in mammals, explaining the importance of mixing genes, sexual selection and the concept of mating seasons. Subsequent chapters examine some of the most important aspects in detail including mating behaviour, the structure and function of the male organs of reproduction and their physiological control and modes of copulation. A final chapter considers human reproduction, explaining how our physical and social evolution have contributed to the development of sexual behaviour that is markedly different to that of other mammals, due in particular to the absence of oestrus and seasonality in the human female.
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After a gastric bypass or vertical sleeve gastrectomy, you'll recover in a private room on a designated floor of Mount Auburn Hospital. You'll receive care from nurses with specialized training and experience caring for people after bariatric surgery.
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You'll stay in the hospital for one or two nights, and then continue your recovery at home. Your surgeon will tell you when it's safe to return to work and regular activities; for most people, that's about two to four weeks after laparoscopic surgery.
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Make sure you get the nutrients you need by taking a daily multivitamin, calcium citrate, b12 and vitamin D. Depending on the type of surgery you have, you may also need supplements of iron or other trace elements. (You'll use liquid or chewable vitamins for the first six months after surgery.)
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Alternative(s): 给刚开始恋爱的我们; 14 Rating; For Us Who Begin to Love; Fourteen Rating; Koi o Hajimeru Bokutachi ni; Koiboku
Manga Summary: A volume of 5 romantic oneshots. 1) 14R - Kawamura Tamaki, 14 years old. Seen as a very serious class rep by everyone around. But, what does it mean to be serious? She too falls in love, and...!? A blinding underworld unraveled here!! - From ShoujoLove 2) Mahiru ni Kakedasu 3) Watakushi-sama 4) Koi wo Hajimeru Bokutachi ni (For Us Who Begin to Love) - A girl, Kawai Oto, and a guy... Will they fall in love? - From Dragon Voice Project 5) Daily News


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Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo brings back Dean Jones from the first film, who was absent in the second. This entry takes its cue from the inspired slapstick that made the previous entry Herbie Rides Again into the highlight of the series. The international jewel thief capers and French setting was possibly Disney attempting to mimic the success of the Peter Sellers Pink Panther films, which were at their height around this time. The main gimmick with this film is having Herbie fall in love with another car. Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo is a much slighter and quieter effort than Herbie Rides Again. Nevertheless, there are some charmingly dippy sight gags with the two cars flirting on the racetrack, romancing together through the streets of Paris, throwing one another flowers, dancing around gardens, driving along the river bank and sailing down The Seine on a barge.
Dean Jones gives another plodding and dull performance. Both Don Knotts and Roy Kinnear appear to have been cast for their ability to resemble live-action cartoon characters. Julie Sommars Darcy the woman racing driver who is constantly fighting off patronising comments from men represents a cautious feminine liberation entering into the usually conservative Disney universe.
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While Spike Lee and Katt Williams decry Quentin Tarantino's unconventional look at slavery in "Django Unchained," black audiences nationwide are voting for the film with their movie ticket dollars.
Opening on Christmas Day, 42 percent of Django's initial audience was black, according to exit polling data. TWC estimates that the percentage now is holding steady at about 30 percent, while a look at the top-performing theaters for Django further confirms that it has crossed over, playing to both white and black moviegoers.
"Django is playing well to African-Americans and to audiences across the board. You can't have these kind of numbers otherwise. It's getting everybody," TWC president of distribution Erik Lomis said.


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We are excited to announce that effective February 23, 2017 Murdoch Travel is now under new ownership. Jeff Clarke, who has worked in the office with Doug Murdoch for the last five years, has purchased the business.
While there are improvements we want to make going forward, our goal is to keep the changes that will impact you to a minimum. Our focus will continue to be you, our valued client. For answers to our most commonly asked questions, please continue reading.
Thank you for your understanding during this period of transition and for your continued patronage. We look forward to a future full of growth, possibilities and adventures together.
Why was Murdoch Travel sold?
Murdoch Travel was sold as a result of the untimely passing of Doug Murdoch back in June. It had long been Doug's wish that Jeff would continue on his legacy.
Jeff is Doug's son, right?
No. Jeff was often mistaken for Doug's son. Jeff and Doug had an excellent working relationship and friendship but were not related. Doug's children do not have a role in the operations at Murdoch Travel.
Who is Jeff Clarke? Is the agency in good hands?
Yes. Jeff has over 15 years travel industry experience. He is certified by Travel Industry Coucil of Onatrio to manage a agency according to their standards. Jeff has been to numerous continents and countries, absorbing knowledge and experieces in order to better serve his clients. Also, Jeff is responsible for coordinating numerous Destination Weddings making a once in a lifetime experience truly special. Jeff continues to actively travel the globe in order to gain first hand knowledge that he can pass on to you.
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Corns like calluses develop from an accumulation of dead skin cells on the foot, forming thick, hardened areas. They contain a cone-shaped core with a point that can press on a nerve below, causing pain. Corns are a very common ailment that usually form on the tops, sides and tips of the toes. Corns can become inflamed due to constant friction and pressure from footwear. Corns that form between the toes are sometimes referred to as soft corns.
Corns are usually regular in shape and can be white, gray, or yellow. They most often form on the outside of the fifth toe, since this is the point that pressure most often occurs. Corns that form between the toes are called soft corns, and they are not as firm as other corns because of moistness between the toes.
Some of the common causes of corn development are:
Soft corns result from bony prominences and are located between the toes. They become soft due to perspiration in the forefoot area.
Complications that can arise from corns include bursitis and the development of an ulcer.
Wear comfortable shoes. Ill-fitting footwear often causes corns and calluses. Wear shoes that do not cramp your toes.
Look at the heels on an old pair of shoes. If one side is markedly worn, you may be shifting your weight unevenly as you walk. Ask your physician or podiatrist if a shoe insert (orthotic) could help distribute your weight more evenly.
Protect your skin. Visit your pharmacy or medical supply store.
Corns are best treated by first eliminating the cause of the pressure. Over-the-counter preparations are available. These include padding (to reduce the friction on the area), ointments and medicated pads (to soften and blister the skin layers, making them easier to remove and reducing the pain).
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- Homer: 1980 happened before you kids were born, and there was a lot going on. The hits of Supertramp, the dark horse presidential candidacy of John Anderson; it was an exciting time to be young.
- Flashback to 1980. "The Logical Song" by Supertramp plays in the background. Homer is shown working at one of his old jobs on Sir Putt-a-Lot's Miniature Golf Course. Homer's boss opens up a door to the miniature windmill.
- Homer's Boss: Whoa Homer! Not so fast!
- Homer: Sorry, sir. How about this?
- Homer slows down his turning the windmill blades.
- Homer's Boss: Now you are getting it! Good work! Keep it up Homer, and you may one day be the man who hands the customers their putters at the first hole.
- Homer: Nice.
- Cut to present. Homer sees a distracted Bart.
- Homer: BART! I am trying to tell a bit of family history! May I have some attention?
- Bart: Yeah, yeah. You had a hard time turning blades but now you don't, end of story.
- Lisa: Don't blame us, our generation watches an appalling amount of TV.
- Homer is on a date with Marge. They have just seen "Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back". The exit the first show as the infamous "Imperial March" is playing in the background. Customers are in line for the second show of the evening.
- Homer: Wow! Who would have ever guessed Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father?
- The costumers groan and complain.
- Moviegoer: Oh thanks a lot, Mr. Blow-the-picture-for-me!
- After seeing "The Empire Strikes Back" Homer takes Marge to his workplace, where they sneak inside the miniature castle and watch golf balls travel down ramps.
- Homer: Someday I'll buy you a real castle.
- Marge: Oh Homer, you don't have to do that!
- Homer: Whew, that's a relief!}}
- Marge: Homer, I think it's the champale talking, but I think you're pretty sexy.
- Romantic music plays as Homer and Marge make love, which is not seen by the audience. On the miniature golf course, a customer hits a golf ball into a hard-to-hit hole that says "FREE GAME", causing the castle to light up the night.
- Abraham: Son, you got her pregnant, so you have to marry her!
- Homer: I do?
- Abraham: Yes! But look at it this way. Think of all the fish in the sea, but most men struggle for years to reel one in. In your case, the fish jumped right in your boat!
- Marge: Homer, I've been thinking... if the baby's a boy, what do you think of the name, Larry?
- Homer: Marge, we can't do that! All the kids'll call him Larry Fairy!
- Marge: Well, how 'bout Louie?
- Homer: They'll call him Screwy Louie!
- Marge: Bob?
- Homer: Slob.
- Marge: Luke?
- Homer: Puke.
- Marge: Marcus?
- Homer: Mucus.
- Marge: What about Bart?
- Homer: Let's see.. Bart, Cart, Dart, Eart... nope can't see any problem with that!
- Homer: Hey Marge, look at this! It is a baby monitor so you can hear the baby no matter where you are in the house. Like this! Homer uses baby monitor. Baby to Marge, Baby to Marge! Wah Wah! (Homer laughs)
- Homer is making application to the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. He is near a reception with two other applicants. A younger Smithers does the interviews.
- Smithers: We have two openings, which means one of you will be rejected from this job...but it ain't gonna be my old frat buddy Lou Johnston!
- Smithers greets Man #1 and they do a secret handshake.
- Man #1: Ah Waylon! Still the same guy from Alpha Beta!
- Man #2: Hey! I am a member of the University of Alabama chapter!
- Smithers and two men proceed towards the board room arm-in-arm chanting their frat anthem. Homer tries mimicking their fraternity song, but he knows the odds are stacked against him.
- Bart finds out Marge may be pregnant.
- Bart: You're a machine, Homer!


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Krystal serves puppy-eyed Aegyo in new Heirs pics
Heirs scene stills of F(x) Krystal are out and she looks so cute! In the photos Krystal is giving "puppy eyed aegyo" with her big brown eyes and little pouty face! Besides aegyo Krystal is showing off her long legs in a short skirt and sweater.
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TUSCALOOSA | After winning the West Alabama State Straw Poll on Saturday morning, Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain voiced his support for Alabama's controversial immigration law.
TUSCALOOSA | After winning the West Alabama State Straw Poll on Saturday morning, Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain voiced his support for Alabama's controversial immigration law.
"Under the Cain presidency, the Justice Department would not be suing Alabama. The Justice Department would be helping Alabama," Cain said to applause from the hundreds in attendance at the Bryant Conference Center.
Though Alabama's law is considered the most restrictive law against illegal immigrants in the nation, Cain said "empowering states to do what the federal government won't do" is key in solving the nation's illegal immigration problem.
Cain said that securing the border, promoting the current path to citizenship and improving enforcement of the immigration laws currently in place are the first steps to solving the problem.
The visit in Tuscaloosa was Cain's fifth stop in Alabama in the past two days as part of his Common Sense Solutions bus tour.
Cain, a Georgia native and former CEO of Godfather's Pizza, has surprised many by leaping to the front in the polls. His campaign touts his ability to tackle the country's problems as a businessman and not a politician.
And though the entire crowd sided with Cain on immigration, the presidential candidate was greeted with a mixture of cheers and boos at other times. At one point, Cain had to ask some in the crowd to quiet down and allow him to speak.
As Cain began to speak about the reason behind the economic crisis, a supporter of fellow GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul shouted, "the Federal Reserve." Other Paul supporters, who had booed Cain's entrance, applauded the woman who made the remark.
"With all due respect, I'm going to give this speech today," Cain said to the woman, as Cain's supporters applauded.
"But since you brought up the Federal Reserve, I'm going to say this real quick. I do not believe we need to end the Fed. I think we can fix the Fed and that's all I'm going to say about that."
Again, the Paul supporters booed loudly.
"Now are you all going to let me do my speech or not? All I'm asking for is the respect for me to give my comments and my speech," Cain said.
During the the remaining 10 minutes of Cain's speech, the audience was quiet as the candidate outlined his platform.
Cain said the U.S. has been "hijacked" and that the country is now "a nation of crises."
"We have an economic crisis. We have a spending crisis. We have an energy crisis. We have an illegal immigration crisis. We have a foggy foreign policy crisis. We have a moral crisis,"
"But the good news is we can fix stuff. That's the difference between a businessman and a politician. We can fix stuff."
But with two months left before the voting season begins, many question Cain's campaign strategy of spending time in states like Alabama, which votes late in the primary calendar.
Nevertheless, Cain laid out his platform issue by issue Saturday, beginning with foreign policy. Cain said his stance is an extension of former President Ronald Reagan's foreign policy philosophy.
"The Reagan policy was peace through strength. The Cain policy is peace through strength and clarity," Cain said.
"We must clarify who our friends are and stop sending money to our enemies."
Cain said the main reason for the economic crisis is the current administration's preference for federal spending over the business sector.
"This administration does not understand a basic fundamental economic principle and that is that the engine of economic growth is the business sector. Not government," he said.
"That's not going to bring down unemployment and it's not going to give businesses the certainty that they need in order to get back into growth mode."
Cain said he would start by throwing out the current tax code and implementing his 9-9-9 plan, which calls for a 9 percent business tax, a 9 percent income tax and a 9 percent sales tax.
"It will replace five other taxes and save us $430 billion a year in filing and filling out forms," Cain said.
Cain said he also has a strategy for making the U.S. energy independent.
"Being energy independent is not only an economic imperative, it is a national security imperative because we do not need to depend upon foreign oil when the world is not safe," he said.
Before coming to Tuscaloosa, Cain made stops in Anniston, Talladega, Birmingham and Montgomery on Friday. From Tuscaloosa, he traveled back to Birmingham and then to his last Alabama stop in Huntsville on Saturday night.


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Sorry You Asked? Lyrics
Artist: Dwight Yoakam
Album: Gone
You'll be sorry you asked
me the reason
That she's not here with
me tonight
And I know you were
probably just acting polite
But you'll be sorry you
ever asked why
We started having
problems in August last year
So things have been kinda
rough for quite awhile
And you know how you
think it'll work itself out
Well mister that thought's
wrong by a long, long mile
I mighta, shoulda seen
that we were drifting apart
But I was in what I guess
you'd call denial
And I always heard they
say that you're the last
one to know
Well buddy I was last by
a long, long while
Okay we both have the
tendency to overreact
So I can't really tell
you who's at fault
But there were certain
third parties, well her
sister for one
Who helped bring our
reconciling to a drop-dead halt
Now aren't you sorry you
asked me the reason
That she's not here with
me tonight
And I know you were
probably just acting polite
But I'm sure sorry you
ever asked why
Aren't you sorry you
ever asked why
I'm sure sorry you
ever asked why
Did I tell you how she
tried to have me locked
out of the house
I had to go hire a
lawyer and all
But I know that it was
mostly her family's idea
I could hear 'em tell her what
to say every time I'd call
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About FHA
A mega tradeshow synonymous with the food and hospitality industry in Asia and beyond, Food&HotelAsia (FHA) has but a humble beginning at a hotel's carpark back in 1978. Through 40 years of years of evolvement, FHA has grown tremendously in tandem with Asia's food and hospitality industry, and has earned itself a reputation as the most comprehensive premier international food and hospitality trade show in the region.
This biennial event has proved to stay relevant to the Asian markets' needs. To cater to the diverse needs of its food and hospitality industry, FHA offers an extensive assortment of products and services through its 6 specialised sector's:
Click on the logo to visit each specialised sector's webpage
From innovative food ingredients, Halal food and beverages, speciality coffee equipment and accessories, unique tea blends, the latest bakery equipment, the most stylish of tableware and furnishing, to disruptive technology for backend foodservice or for frontend guest experiences and many more, FHA caters to your every business needs!
To be kept updated with the latest information on FHA, return to this website frequently or stay tuned to the FHA E-Newsletters, Facebook page, LinkedIn group, Instagram account or YouTube channel.
In addition to the plethora of exhibits, a dynamic show floor awaits. FHA organises and hosts a series of world-class culinary competitions, top-notch workshops and courses, as well as a comprehensive range of conferences, seminars and masterclasses, to complete your show experience.
For more information on the fringe events and conferences, click on the respective links on the menu bar.
FHA will return from 24 – 27 April 2018 and will occupy 119,500sqm of exhibition area at both Singapore Expo and Suntec Singapore.
FHA2018 at a glance
- 119,500sqm of exhibition area
- 4,000 international exhibitors from over 70 countries/regions
- 71 international group pavilions
- 78,000 trade attendees from over 100 countries/regions
- Tens of thousands of product offerings
- 6 specialised sector's
- World-class competitions and fringe activities
- Top-notch conferences, seminars and masterclasses
- Held alongside ProWine ASIA 2018
Showcase your brand and your latest products to Asia
Source at Asia's most comprehensive food and hospitality trade event
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Singapore Expo, Hall 1 – 10
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Get the latest updates on FHA. Share interesting news, ideas and insights with the food and hospitality community on various FHA social media platforms.


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The Torah tells us that the world depends on three things: on prayer (t'fillah), on study (avodah), and on acts of loving kindness (g'milut chasadim). Temple Beth-El is the embodiment of this teaching.
Temple Beth-El's worship services enrich our spirit through musical offerings – both familiar and new, the beauty of our Torah and ritual objects, and of course through t'fillah, both silent and shared aloud with fellow congregants.
It is not only our children who receive a wonderful Jewish education at Temple Beth-EL. Our Adult Education program provides a wide array of exciting and challenging classes for people at all levels of knowledge and time allowances for avodah in their lives.
The community of Temple Beth-El is composed of our members, totaling about 520 families, and our clergy and staff. Our congregants are active in many organizations and serve on a variety of committees throughout the year. It is the combination of each of their individual efforts and g'milut chasadim that make us the warm, vibrant and ever-evolving community that we are.
You can learn more about Temple Life by clicking on the topics below ... and please Get Involved!
|Men's group - all ages*
|Women's group - all ages*
|Youth Groups
|Fun and enriching activities – for boys and girls in grades 5 through high school.
|Social and cultural programming for ages 50 and above.
|Social Action
|Working to repair the world (tikkun olam) with projects to address needs at the local, national, and international level.
|Cultural Arts
|Activities to add a Jewish dimension to the cultural lives of our members.
|Book collection for a Jewish connection for pre-school age to adult readers.
|Cafe TBE
|Nosh, chat and connect with your Temple community on Sunday mornings.
* Both Brotherhood and Sisterhood are open to the non-Jewish spouse of members.


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Matt Cassel, Teddy Bridgewater Splitting 1st-Team Reps in Vikings Camp
The Vikings competition at quarterback is heating up between the veteran Matt Cassel and the rookie Teddy Bridgewater. According to those at Vikings training camp, Bridgewater has looked extremely impressive in the early-goings and has made a nice transition to the NFL level.
At this juncture, the expectation is that Cassel has a tiny advantage over Bridgewater at lining up under for Minnesota in Week 1. However, the 1st-year product out of Louisville is beginning to make the strides that the team envisioned when they made him the 32nd overall pick of last year's draft.
It'll be interesting to see how things shake out with the Vikings, but I expect Bridgewater to ultimately be handed the keys to Minnesota's offense. For all intensive purposes, Bridgewater holds the higher fantasy value.


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La Nonsense – Mirror Eyes (鏡)
enjoy N support great music from La Nonsense~ – Arkisound
from La Nonsense: i keep vomiting my past, preparing for what's going to come. like a purification process, that is out of control. here you have an unreleased project about voices, lucid dreaming, pre-cognition, big cities at night, and our common final destination. i had a lot of fun and inspiration from these 3/4 samples, made me feel like jazz is part of our inner energy and our cognitive process. hope u like it ! https://lenonsense.bandcamp.com/
jazz-hop / beats / instrumental