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Clairvoyant Scams — The reason why A lot of women Obtain Scammed through Phony Blood pressure measurements (Despite Lots of Excellent Psychics)
Clairvoyant scams is actually widespread. In my opinion, a lot more than 8 of all the 10 blood pressure measurements will probably be average or even even worse, along with a large cause is actually which phony psychics are readily available almost everywhere a person appear.
Exactly what will i determine like a phony clairvoyant?
The readers that isn't clairvoyant. The telephone owner. Somebody reading through the piece of software. Or even somebody who has fundamental clairvoyant capabilities….. however that has not created all of them to the stage that they're really worth spending money on. (in additional phrases….. your money is actually financing their own practice)
Obviously there's also chilly visitors. As well as those who are merely placing a person upon totally. People! Or even the ones that are merely searching for suckers, as well as getting all of them with regard to just as much cash because they could possibly get aside along with. (which regrettably…. is usually a lot)
The reason why perform LADIES obtain cheated A lot more than males?
Simply because surprisingly…… the largest market associated with clairvoyant customers tend to be ladies. As well as simply because ladies often choose adore as well as romantic relationship blood pressure measurements, most of the POOR systems may concentrate their own marketing, as well as their own provides from all of us. (most from the more advanced clairvoyant providers possess a far greater percentage associated with males in order to ladies… particularly when the actual blood pressure measurements aren't just about all romantic relationship related)
What's promising?
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Each of these three captivating black-and-white prints by Dawn Wolfe was inspired by natural specimens in her own collection: pebbles, seed pods, and a delicate birds nest. Given Wolfeâs expertise in crafting handmade paper art, the depth and detail of this giclée on deckle-edge paper come as no surprise. Each carefully composed piece is even more striking when grouped with its companions in the series.


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Essential Considerations when Planning to Start an SEO Company in Huntsville, AL
It is possible that you are considering building a brand that offers professional SEO services in Huntsville, AL but you are not sure what important considerations that should come into play. Starting an SEO company, like any other business is a responsibility that demands effort, time, and diligence. Otherwise, building an SEO company in rush without much consideration can be a risky expedition that may frustrate later and not perform as well as it would if the required considerations are regarded. Read on to know those non-negotiable aspects that you need.
Start on your SEO Company Name
What is the name of your brand? Take time to think about the appropriate agency name. An important tip here – ensure that you have a name that reflects the services you offer. Also, look for a unique name that will allow your customers to remember you. It also wouldn't hurt for you to come up with your own marketing plan.
Gather Relevant Information
Have a clear picture of what you want to achieve and how you can achieve that. Brainstorm on various ideas that can help you build your online presence. It is important you spend ample time with people and brands in the SEO industry. This information will help you know what you need to capitalize on and what mistakes you should and can avoid.
Consider Legal Issues
In Huntsville, AL, there are some legal considerations that should be adhered to for you to practice as a specialist.
Also, since you will have a company, it is essential that you register your SEO Company with the relevant authority before time. Ignoring this essential step may be costly in the long run as you try to deal with arisen problems.
Develop you SEO Methodology
There is no one fit for all SEO method for companies in Huntsville, AL. You may opt to take various paths.
In this step, with your set skills and the prospective audience, you can choose the techniques you will utilize. However, the bottom line, strive to stick to Google guidelines. Use methods that would fit within white hat SEO methods.
Compromising on the credibility of your SEO company services will be costly in the long run. The reason is, you will get clients for the first time but you will not be able to retain most of them.
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If you have exceptional skills and reputable services but are unable to market, you may not get the benefits you desire.
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River Park Zoning Alert!/
This new change was developed without our knowledge or input and expands the acreage to be rezoned to include 9 more acres of the former Bailey Bros site and the Allards lot. Based on the initial analysis of the impact of this proposed change that we were able to conclude today, it is clear the change would block or complicate key components of the River Park plan. We are disappointed that the Council appears to be moving in this direction when the voters made their position clear this past Tuesday.
Please let the City Councilors know your thoughts and feelings on this issue by attending the Council meeting at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, March 17th, at City Hall. Written comments may also be forwarded to the Council c/o firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Lưu Quang Minh
Lưu Quang Minh
|Birth name
|Lưu Quang Minh
|18 May 1988
|Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
|Writer, singer, composer
Lưu Quang Minh (born 18 May 1988) is a writer and singer from Vietnam. He became famous when his very first book 'Gia tai tuoi 20' was published in Vietnam and became popular.[1] He also composed and sang his debut song 'Gia tai tuoi 20' based on the stories from his book. Since then, he has begun working as a writer and singer. His music always based on his stories, he called that: 'The Interference Of Music And Literature'.[2][3][4][5][6][7]
Minh was born on 18 May 1988 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.[8] He studied Graphic Design, Industrial Art at here. He is now living in Ho Chi Minh City. He began writing stories when he was 16, 17 years old.[9]
His very first story 'Co don tren mang' was written in 2007 and published on 'Women Sunday Magazine'. Later, this story became famous in Internet, introduced Minh to readers.[10]
His first book 'Gia tai tuoi 20' was published on March 2010 with 20 stories. This book quickly became popular and famous in Vietnam.[11][12][13]
Continued writing stories, Minh also composed and sang his songs. The songs always based on and had the same name of the stories, which he called: 'The Interference Of Music And Literature'.[14][15]
- Co don tren mang
- Gia truoc tuoi
- Tho Ragu[16]
- Gia tai tuoi 20 (3/2010)
- Gia tai tuoi 20
- Hoa Tra My
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The Kings of Oak Springs, Episode 32 - Twelve Months of Fourth Sundays for the King Family
It looked like a Winter Wonderland
The King family left early for Fourth Sunday activities on March 25, 1877
On Tuesday, March 20, eight inches of snow fell in the Oak Creek valley, with no wind, this time. It was like a winter wonderland, but residents were thinking about spring. With temperatures in the forties, in the daytime, however, almost all of the snow had melted by Sunday, as the King family got around to go into Oak Springs for their twelfth consecutive Fourth Sunday monthly community-wide activities. They had planned to leave the farm by 10:30 in the morning this month so that Karl could be at the Community Building for an 11 a.m. meeting of the Sunday School Steering Committee in advance of the afternoon gathering. Everyone got their chores done early, and the family was on their way a few minutes ahead of schedule.
Silas Adams and his family had arrived at their new farmhouse just a couple of days before the unexpected snow fall, and he was prepared to lead the Steering Committee meeting, as Superintendent, at the Community Building. Each of the members of the committee was present when Silas called the meeting to order - Karl, Ralph, Samuel, Willis and Russell. Each member of the committee had their own copy of the list of persons signed up and offering to teach or help with a class. It took little discussion to arrive a "three-year" age groupings for the youngsters. Using the current school year ages, these would be "6-7-8," "9-10-11," and "12-13-14." A teacher and helper would be assigned to each class. There would also be a "young adult singles" and "young married couples" classes, along with an "adult class." The committee members then looked over some of the materials that Silas had brought with him for them to consider. After some discussion, the committee decided this material would be good to use for the first three months of the Sunday School, starting the next week, April 1, 1877.
Gideon Inman led the announcements for the assembled Fourth Sunday group, families and individuals from across the valley, before the meal began. He first introduced newcomers, starting with the newborn babies attending for the first time. Peter Reeves was the first to be introduced, by his parents, S. L. and Martha Reeves, from the east valley. He joined Mattie, Fanny, and Nelson in the family. Next was Billie Joe Die, son of Junior and Emeline Die, their first child, of course, in the west valley. Grandparents present were Jasper and Leannah Die. And, also from the west valley, and also a first child, Gertrude Bishop, daughter of Joey and Margaret Bishop. Nathan and Sharon Bishop, paternal grandparents, were also present. Gideon also re-introduced Silas and Rhoda Adams, and their son, Israel, as new residents, this time. He noted that their other son, Benjamin, was in school in the St. Louis area. Silas announced that Sunday School information would be shared following the meal.
They discussed their spring garden plans
Fourth Sunday for March had numerous afternoon activities
After the meal, Gideon announced several "meetings" during the afternoon for those interested in participating. One would be a gathering of those wanting to talk about spring crop plans. Another was a gathering of those interested in discussing spring gardening plans. There would be gathering of musicians in a designated corner of the room. He then introduced Silas, again, to make the Sunday School announcements. Silas announced the six classes that were being formed for the first three months, starting the following Sunday, April 1. He said there would also be a nursery for younger members of families totally involved in other classes. He announced the a teacher and helper assigned to each class. He further asked that these persons gather for a short meeting, following his announcement. He then took questions from the audience for a few minutes. Finally, he reminded everyone of the starting time the following Sunday, and that everyone was encouraged to participate, but that no one was required to participate, of course. He closed by extending a "thank you" to the steering committee, and each person that had volunteered their time to get this Sunday School going.
Karl attended the meeting with the Sunday School teachers where Silas passed out the materials to the teachers and helpers. They talked about organizing each class, including having the members of the class come up with a "name" for their class that fit their age group. After taking questions, and satisfied that everyone knew their role for the next week, Silas dismissed the group so they could attend other gatherings, if they cared to. Karl went to the group of men discussing spring crops.
Katherine had gone directly to the group discussing spring garden plans. She was confident in her own plans, but realized there was always something to learn when several interested persons got together to talk. This was only her second season in the valley, so she was especially interested in listening and learning from those who had been there several years. Katherine felt the discussion was very worthwhile, and she picked up a few tips she would certainly use in the coming weeks.
Cold rain kept coming down
Karl King learned of another death in the valley as well as a new family arriving
At the General Merchandise store, after dropping the children off at school on Tuesday, Karl realized that the top topic of conversation was that Michael Duncan had died, following an illness that had lasted most of the winter. He learned that, with his death, Michael had left his widow, Amanda, alone. They had no children and no close family anywhere nearby. His former neighbor, now Town Councilman, Joshua Cox, was there and said that his wife, Tetisha was staying with Amanda, for the time being. Joshua also shared that his sons, Coleman and Roy, now farming the Cox farm, next to the Duncan place, had agreed to farm the Duncan place for Amanda, Mrs. Duncan, while she decided what she wanted, and needed, to do. Amanda Duncan had been pleased, and relieved, to have had that responsibility taken care of.
On Thursday, Karl stopped by Gideon Inman's Real Estate office and learned that Peter Riley and his wife, Jane, along with their three year old son, Michael, had purchased the farm directly north of Silas Adams, across the Houston Road, and would arrive early the following week. The farm to the west, was in the finally stages of closing the sale, but Gideon was not yet at liberty to name the buyer, except to say that they were also coming from out of the county. If it closed, as expected, they would be arriving within 30 days.
Back on his own farm, Karl was in the final preparation steps for spring planting, but it had been raining steadily, for several days. The rain was not heavy, but it was still very cool, most days, and it never seemed to let up enough to do anything 'dry.' This was typical spring weather, in the Ozarks, of course. What would the next few days, and weeks, bring, he wondered, as he went about doing what he could.
Direct links to next and prior episodes of this series of stories
- The Kings of Oak Springs | Episode 33 | Sunday School started April 1, 1877
The Oak Springs Sunday School got underway with good attendance with enthusiasm. Karl Karl visited with both Levi Weston and Simeon Bishop. Kent King celebrated his 11th birthday with friends.
- The Kings of Oak Springs | Episode 31 | Letters from Keith and Kate's birthday
The letter received from Keith early in February raised questions as to what he was thinking. Karl began preparation work for spring planting. Kate enjoyed a large birthday celebration for her 13th.
Note from the author
This is the thirty-second episode of this short story series, and the twelveth of what is now Volume Two. The stories are set in the Ozarks Mountains setting of "The Homeplace Saga" series of family saga historical fiction. This Episode is in March of the calendar year 1877, following the time period (1833-1875) of the recently released "American Centennial at the Homeplace: The Founding (1833-1876)" collection of short stories. Some of these earlier stories are published on The Homeplace Saga blog, found at the link, below. These episodes more the story forward for the entire "Saga" series.
The first 20 episodes of this series have now been compiled into an eBook, titled:
"The Kings of Oak Springs: The Arrival Months in 1876 Vol 1." See the link, below, to get yours.
"The Homeplace Saga" historical fiction family saga stories are the creation of the author, William Leverne Smith, also known as "Dr. Bill."


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During Women's History month, we are honoring women who made a difference. Below are stories of 10 women whom some would call the "mothers" of American business. Remarkable women who shaped our country's business history beginning as early as the 1700s. Eliza Lucas Pinckney, 1722-1793 Charleston, SC Business: Agriculture
At 16 years old, Eliza Lucas Pinckney unintentionally became a businesswoman. After the death of her mother, Eliza ran her family's three South Carolina plantations and cared for her younger siblings while her father, a British military officer, was stationed in the Caribbean. Her father sent a few indigo seeds from Antiqua and she planted them as an experiment. Because of Eliza's experiment and burgeoning business prowess, indigo became the second-largest crop in the state — South Carolina exported 134,000 pounds of indigo in 1748 — until the rise of cotton.
Mary Katherine Goddard, 1738-1816 Baltimore, MD Business: Journalism/Publishing
Mary Katherine Goddard got her start in publishing by working at her brother's print shop in Rhode Island. She advanced quickly, publishing the weekly Providence Gazette, followed by a stint in Philadelphia publishing the Pennsylvania Chronicle. In 1774, her brother's printing business took her to yet another city –Baltimore – where she ran Baltimore's first newspaper, The Maryland Journal. She was responsible for the first printed copy of the Declaration of Independence, and was the only printer in the city during the Revolutionary War.
Rebecca Pennock Lukens, 1794-1854 Brandywine Valley, PA Business: Iron and Steel
In 1825, the widow Rebecca Pennock Lukens was pregnant with her sixth child when she purchased the remaining interest in her late father's struggling business, Brandywine Iron & Nail. Less than 10 years later, it was thriving under her leadership. Lukens successfully steered her company through the national financial crisis known as the "Panic of 1837." More than 30 years after her death, Brandywine Iron & Nail became the publicly traded Lukens Iron & Steel, until it was purchased by Bethlehem Steel in 1998. In 1994, Fortune posthumously crowned Lukens "America's first female CEO of an industrial company" and named her to the National Business Hall of Fame.
Bridget 'Biddy' Mason, 1818-1891 Los Angeles, CA Business: Real Estate
Born into slavery in Mississippi, Biddy Mason grew up to be a successful real estate developer and human-rights champion. A decade after winning freedom for herself and her three daughters, Biddy became one of the first black women to own land when she purchased commercial property in what is now the heart of downtown Los Angeles for $250. She turned her initial investment into a small real estate empire worth about $300,000 in 1884.
Jane Addams, 1860-1935 Chicago, IL Business: Nonprofits
Jane Addams founded Hull House, the first settlement house in the US as an educational and cultural community for immigrant women. This effort, along with other philanthropic efforts and social activism, earned her (along with Nicholas Murray Butler) a Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.
Catherine Anselm 'Kate' Gleason, 1865-1933 Rochester, NY Business: Engineering/Banking/Construction
At the age of 11, Kate Gleason began working for her father at the family machine-tool company Gleason Works. She coupled her interest in mechanical engineering and mechanical arts and helped design a revolutionary machine that efficiently and inexpensively produced beveled gears. She continued with the company for many years, expanding Gleason's services internationally. Gleason temporarily became the first female president of the First National Bank of Rochester when its president joined the military during World War I. After the war, she invented a new method of pouring concrete, enabling low-cost concrete houses which became the model for suburban developments.
Elizabeth Arden, 1884-1966 New York, NY Business: Cosmetics
Florence Nightingale Graham changed her name, and the future of beauty. She started as a shop assistant, then a partner in a beauty salon before opening her first salon in 1909 under the name Elizabeth Arden. Arden delved into chemistry, designing, developing and manufacturing her own beauty products. In 1914 she incorporated and expanded internationally with a salon opening in France in 1922. There are now Elizabeth Arden Red Door spas throughout the U.S., Europe, Australia and South America.
Mary Kay Ash, 1918-2001 Hot Wells, TX Business: Cosmetics/Direct Sales
Following a few rocky positions, and a failed advice book, Mary Kay Ash developed a business plan that then morphed into Mary Kay Cosmetics. At the age of 63, with $5,000 in seed money and the help of her son Richard, Ash started her new business with the intent to empower women and make their lives more beautiful. Her direct-sales cosmetics company grew into a multimillion-dollar conglomerate with nearly 2 million independent beauty consultants across the globe.
Katharine Meyer Graham, 1917-2001 Washington, D.C. Business: Mass Media
Katharine Meyer Graham's involvement with The Washington Post has had many twists and turns. In 1933, her multimillionaire father purchased The Washington Post at a bankruptcy auction. Graham began working for the Post in the late 1930s and married Philip Graham in 1940. When her father died, he bequeathed the Post to his son-in-law Phillip. But Phillip was plagued with personal problems and committed suicide in 1963. Graham gained leadership and chaired the board of directors from 1973 through 1991. Under her leadership, the Post received a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its coverage of Watergate.
Juanita Morris Kreps, 1921-2010 Durham, NC Business: Economics
Growing up during the Depression, Juanita Morris Kreps advocated for flexible work schedules, public preschools and equal pay. She was the first woman U.S. Secretary of Commerce — only the fourth woman in history to hold a Cabinet position. Krebs served as a director at the New York Stock Exchange, Eastman Kodak and J.C. Penney. Combining her business expertise and passion for the advancement of professional women, Krebs wrote the influential 1971 book, Sex in the Marketplace: American Women at Work, as well as a study called Sex, Age, and Work: The Changing Composition of the Labor Force.
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The Photo Video Guy Podcast - Episode 56/
Nikon D7100 is available and first looks are positive. Nikon's new 80-400 also available. Canon to replace 200/2L and 800/5.6L? Canon announces Rebel T5i and SL1 DSLRs. No 70D for now. Sigma earns DxOmark kudos for 35/1.4. Wacom announces Cintiq HD 13.ACR Beta 7.4 supports D7100 files. Google kills Snapseed Desktop.


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Well hello there,
Today on the blog I have the cutest duo. I took Brian and Elseigh up Flagstaff in Boulder for their sweet woodsy daddy-daughter shoot. Since Brian doesn't get to see Elseigh every day (he's in the military) I made sure to capture some sweet simple moments between him and his daughter because kids grow up so fast and those moments are important to remember. Take a look at their cuteness:


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Three Ideas For Sprucing Up Your Patio For Summertime Entertaining
It feels like forever for winter to pass to get back the warmer (but still cool) days of spring. And then almost immediately, summer comes back! Now is the time to update your patio for entertaining (and maybe even enjoy some of it on the warmer spring days). We've got some ideas your patio parties the hit of your neighborhood and make your guests want to come back for more.
Fire Pits and Outdoor Fireplaces
There's something a bit atavistic about an outdoor fire, and that's the secret of their allure. In this day and age no one actually needs one to cook or to keep warm. But outdoor fires are still the best for you and your family and friends to gather around, even if it is warm outside, even if you have a state-of-the-art gas grill.
Fire pits can be square or round, low to the ground or raised. They are made of stone, cast iron, copper, or hammered bronze and can have reflective, colored fire glass. With some fire pits you simply arrange kindling and logs within them and set them afire, while others use decorative fire stone or lava rocks. Sophisticated fire pits are lit with the help of propane or natural gas like barbecues. Like barbecues, the intensity of their fire can be adjusted. Some fire pits are works of art and can serve as such even when they are not lit (think focal point!).
Outdoor fireplaces work the same as indoor fireplaces, save the chimney of a fuel-burning fireplace is attached directly to it. They can't help but be the center of attention of any outdoor entertaining event (whether it be a small cozy gathering or extravagant party). They can stand alone or be part of a terrace, a wall, or be placed beneath a pergola. Larger ones come with accouterments like pizza ovens and storage space for logs.
Custom Masonry
Masonry that's made to order encompasses everything from a folly or an obelisk set up as a focal point in the garden, to stone walls, stone steps and stone fireplaces. Stone masons (like us) get creative by laying down irregular pavers and planting the space in between with pebbles of different sizes and colors. One design features brown and tan pavers and a path of turquoise blue cobbles that mimic a meandering stream. When wet, it is actually hard to tell from the real thing. Stone fire pits are also custom made to your requirements, and a grouping of stone slabs, boulders, cobbles and pebbles makes a beautiful scaffolding for a backyard waterfall.
Outdoor Lighting
Outdoor lighting has at least two purposes. One is to ensure the safety of your guests after the sun goes down, the other is to add splashes of beauty to your patio and backyard area. Outdoor lighting ranges from strings of LED lights to paper lanterns hung from trees, to embedded lights in the treads or stone steps, both to light the way for the climber and to make them beautiful. Projectors spray pinpoints of colored light at intervals across the party area. Wall sconces now come in all kinds of shapes, from old fashioned lanterns to spiraled cones to globes. They can be placed on either side of an entrance, or even on a fireplace. More and more are lit by LED lights, which are cool and last for years without having to be replaced.
Consider these three ideas, and enjoy entertaining all summer!
Related: HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE PATIO AND FEATURES FOR YOUR OUTDOOR SPACE
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Was Abu Talib a Muslim?
By: Ayatullah al-Uzma Nasir Makarim Shirazi
All the Shi'ite scholars and some of the eminent Sunnite ones like Ibne Abil Hadid, the commentator of Nahjul Balaghah, Qastalani, in his book Irshad al-Sari and Zini Dahlan, in his annotations to the book Sirah Halabi, have regarded Abu Talib as being a Muslim. In the original Islamic sources too, there exist numerous evidences in support of this issue, which when studied leave us profoundly astonished and perplexed as to why Abu Talib finds himself the object of such unkindness and accusation?
How is it possible that one, who had defended the Noble Prophet (S.) by his entire existence, and time after time had presented himself and his children as a shield for him in times of peril, be the object of such an allegation?
And here the discerning researchers have surmised that this wave of antagonism against Abu Talib is one that is political in nature and stems from the opposition of the evil lineage of Bani Umayyah to 'Ali (a.s.).
This is because it is not just Abu Talib, who due to his proximity with 'Ali (a.s.), has found himself to be an object of this onslaught; rather, we observe that in the history of Islam, whosoever happened to possess a close relation - in any manner whatsoever - with 'Ali (a.s.) had not remained protected from these foul and shabby offensives. In truth, Abu Talib had no crime to his name save that he was the father of 'Ali ibne Abi Talib - the great leader of Islam!
Here, we enumerate, only briefly, some varied arguments that bear a clear testimony to the faith of Abu Talib, and leave the details for books that have been particularly devoted to this issue:
Even prior to the proclamation of the prophethood of the Noble Prophet (S.), Abu Talib had been well cognizant of the fact that his nephew would attain the rank of prophethood. This is because the historians have written that on one of the journeys that Abu Talib had undertaken to Egypt in the caravan of the Quraish, he had taken his twelve-year old nephew Muhammad, along with him.
In the course of this journey various extraordinary acts were witnessed from him; in addition, as soon as the caravan came across a monk by the name of Bahira - who had been engaged in worship in the monastery for years, possessed knowledge of the Old and New Testaments and used to be visited by the trade caravans who passed that way - Muhammad (S.), who was not more than twelve years old then, attracted his attention. Bahira, after gazing at him deeply and profoundly, asked: To which of you does this child belong? Those around pointed to Abu Talib, who informed him that he was his nephew.
Bahira said: "This child has a brilliant future before him. He is the very prophet, whose prophethood has been prophesized by the Divine books and whose attributes I have read in them."[135]
Even before this encounter, there had been other indications which made Abu Talib aware of the prophethood and the spirituality of the Noble Prophet (S.).
As has been stated by the Sunni scholar Shahristani (the author of al-Milal Wal Nihal) and others, one year skies of Mecca withheld their rains and the city was caught in the grip of a severe drought. Abu Talib ordered his nephew, Muhammad, who was just a suckling then, to be brought to him. When the child, suntil wrapped in swaddling-clothes, was handed to him, he stood before the Ka'bah, raised the child upwards three times and each time beseeched: O' Lord! By the sake of this child, send down the blessed rains upon us.
It was not long before a cloud became visible above the horizon and soon covered the skies above Mecca; it then began to pour with such intensity that it was feared that the Ka'bah might suffer damage.
Shahristani then writes: This incident, which indicates Abu Talib's knowledge of his nephew's prophethood right from his infancy, proves that he believed in the Noble Prophet (S.). Later, Abu Talib recited the following verses in connection with this incident:


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- Muslim Canteen, Separate hostels for boys & girls which are 3 stars fully furnished and central heated..
- Hainan Medical University has 04 Affiliated Hospitals..
- Hainan Medical University is recognized by WHO/AVICENA IMED; FAIMER & Graduates are eligible to apply to ECFMG for ECFMG certification..
- According to PMDC rules Pakistani student can get NOC from PMDC with 60% Marks in FSC Pre - Medical
Documents Required for Admission Letter
- Matric DMC & Certificate / Grade 10 Document in Scan Form
- Fsc DMC / Grade 12 Document / in Scan Form
- Passport 1st Page & 2nd Page in Scan Form
- One Photo / Picture in Scan Form
- CNIC Card or Form B ( National Identity Card )
Documents Required for Visa (Jw202) by MOE China
- Matric DMC & Certificate / Grade 10 Document
- Fsc DMC / Grade 12 Document / in Scan Form
- Passport 1st Page & 2nd Page in Scan Form
- One Photo / Picture in Scan Form
- Police Clearance Certificate by Local Police station
- Medical Check up Report
- Bank Statement of 7000 $ to 8000 $ for Embassy
Application Fee with Documents 1500 RMB (non-refundable) | Extra to fee Package.
Student will pay 3000 RMB as a Security Deposit (non-refundable) for the process of Jw202/visa letter.
Fee Package 2018-19 ( MBBS Program )
|1st Year
|2nd Year to 6th every year
|Tuition Fee & Hostel Fee Management charges & Registration Including – Jw202 , Invitation Letter, Admission, Paper Management & Embassy Case Presentation, Air Port Pickup , Courier Charges & Office Service charges
|Tuition Fee = 20000 RMB Hostel Fee = 3600 RMB Medical VISA ETC 1400 RMB
|Total Amount in Yuan (RMB)
|35,200 Yuan
|Total Amount in USD $ (Approx.)
|Total Amount in PKR (Approx.)
Other Expanses
- All the fees must be paid in Chinese Yuan (RMB).
- Student must Bring Only Chinese Currency ( Yuan/Rmb ) in China So that he/she can Deposit Fee Easily.
- Student will pay Residence Permit , Medical Checkup , Insurance ect amount of 1400 RMB himself.
- Student will pay Residence Permit Fee & Insurance Fee as according to the Policy (2nd year to onwards)
- Food Expanses are approx 700 RMB to 1000 RMB/Month normally
- Student will pay for Books, Notes and Stationary & electricity.
- Fee will be charged on very first day of Arrival in HaiNan Medical University.
- Fee Once Paid will not be refundable at any cost according to university rules.
Special Notes
It should be understood that it is the responsibility of the student to understand and abide by the following:
- He/she should abide by all the laws of PR China and local government of Henan.
- Student Must follow the Rules of Pakistan Medical Council ( PM&DC ) and MOE China.
- He should abide by the laws of XinXiang Medical University and the School of Medicine.
- It is student's responsibility to achieve minimum scores to pass Medical subjects. In case of failing of subjects, he/she may be subjected to the rules and regulations of International Education Institute & hainan Medical University and every student has to understand this.
- Failing in any subject or in examinations may lead to refusal of promotion or may lead to striking off the rules of the University. In such case the student can be sent back to Pakistan. However, this is the sole responsibility of the student and his/her parents to understand the academic obligations.
- Student should not indulge him/she into any political activities or to take part in any rallies, activism or participate into any law breaking events.
- Student should participate in all academics and co-curricular activities when asked by the authorities of the University.


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Miner Family Winery + Bottlerock Wine Tasting Fashion
Recently, I was welcomed to fully experience Miner Family Winery in Oakville. THANK GOD and thank you, Lisa, the most fabulous Marketing Director, for extending that invite! My friend and photographer, Dan'yell, and I made our way on a sunny Sunday afternoon up the Silverado Trail and were greeted with warm smiles and a glass of delicious 2015 Miner Family Sauvignon Blanc ($20 per bottle).
Miner Family Winery are huge supporters of our local music festival, BottleRock, so when tasked with the idea of showcasing what "Napa Casual," fashion means to me, I figured why not tie in the perfect combination: outfits that can serve two or maybe even three purposes?
During recent trips to Palm Springs (home of Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals), I was so inspired by all the people surrounding me: crop tops, long flowing skirts, prints galore and too many lace-up sandals to count! We had to stop at the Palm Desert outlets, where I found the most beautiful dress at the Joie outlet. Lucky me - it was on MAJOR sale, too! This dress is a perfect combination of casual yet dressy enough for work, or a great piece to wear for a evening at your local music festival!
I've been to BottleRock every year and it never fails that I end up arriving around 5-6pm in my cute, hot weather festival outfit (typically no sleeves nor long pants/leggings) and it becomes the worst idea ever when the sun goes down and here's why. If you haven't been to Napa, be wary that our climate of hot days and cool nights, while perfect for grape growing, shows no mercy to scantily dressed festival goers!
I decided to style this ensemble with some bohemian accessories to make it feel more casual for a simple day of wine tasting, as well as appropriately boho for an evening at BottleRock! Some lace-up brown gladiator sandals, a matching floppy hat and a puppy, and your outfit is complete! If you don't have a puppy, don't worry... accessories are a range and a bag could be swapped for puppy and leash :)
The MUST HAVE to remember when packing for Napa is that the best style is whatever YOU feel most comfortable in. Make sure you bring flats, wedges, sandals, or anything comfortable for the current weather situation (do check the forecast). Most wineries' terrain could be hard to navigate in stilettos, so please take my warning seriously. Unless you plan on just strutting around Yountville or St. Helena, then wear whatever shoes you want!
This dress was perfect for a day spent at Miner Family Winery and evening at BottleRock, as Miner boasts the most beautiful caves. This dress came equipped with long sleeves, making it automatically perfect for any winery with a cave cellar! No sweater needed, but always remember to bring light layers if you ARE going sleeveless...caves are naturally a consistent 55-60F degrees to optimally store wine out of light and heat :)
If you are planning to join us for BottleRock this year, start your itinerary now and make sure Miner Family Winery is on that list! If you don't plan to leave the festival gates, don't worry because Miner is a huge sponsor and you can taste most of their delectable wines on site! Have a great time and dress appropriately!


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Produced by SABC, Sunshine Coast Studios, Colin Ward, Nicola Barbour, Megan Firth
Directed by: David Lister
DOP: Dirk Mostert
No Man's Land
Production Designer: Heidi Jokinen
Art Director: Robert Slinger
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Dr Who
Production Designer: Arwel Jones
Set Decorator: Glyndwr Kaplen
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The truth about tech and addiction
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Can the wiring in our brains survive the wired world?
The social organ: Our brains are social organs, and we thrive on connection. We want to matter, we want to make an impact and that's how we define our purpose in life. Social media hacks this vulnerability with the promise of connection and an infinite network...read more
Redefine failure and become unstoppable
Why we fail: Many of us carry a wrong perception of failure. We often take it as a final sign before we give up on our goals and aspirations. We see it as an irreversible milestone that has put a stop to our forward momentum. What we don't realize is that often...read more
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Finding civility in chaos
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How to grow resilient children
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Find meaning in the mundane
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Here's how Stoics would've wanted us to solve our problems
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Want to solve problems? Start with changing your attitude.
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Feeling like killing yourself? Please, please read this first.
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Why life feels overwhelming even in the first world
First world problems: Who said we need a stack of unread books on our night stand, a pile of dirty laundry at the foot of our bed and a load of dirty dishes in our kitchen sink to remind us the horrors of living in the first world? In developed countries like...read more
Parents, here's how you find your self worth first
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How to gain the trust of your teen
How we feel as parents of adolescents: If there was a definition of parents of adolescents, it might look like this. This person is highly anxious, stressed and uncertain about a lot of things involving their child. To the mix, we must add an element of dread...read more
Strategies that help shy children and withdrawn teens open up
Continued from: Factors that make a child shy and a teen withdrawn What kids are not told but should be told often: That they mean the world to us and they make us limitlessly happy too (along with making us stressed). That they have something of great value...read more
Here's why we're addicted to technology
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3 strategies to counter distraction addictions
Predict, Mitigate and Eliminate distraction addictions: There are three ways we can deal with a myriad of distractions we face each day. Because managing distractions is a huge part of maintaining our attention on the big projects and long term goals of our...read more
Creating an ideal environment for children to thrive
How children thrive: Children thrive in stability and predictability. They cannot find civility in chaos like some of us adults can. So, its up to us parents to give them the sense of security they crave for. It can be a tiny corner at home, on a stage where...read more
Actionable tips on how to achieve mindfulness
Resolving the struggle: Most of us, not including those who're lucky to be enlightened, don't want to live in the present moment, because we don't accept life as it has manifested itself. We then find ourselves in conflict with the moment. When our needs and...read more
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Find your life's purpose here, only if you're looking for it
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Strategies to grow attention span
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The NSF has funded the TeraGrid for years. The project began as a pair of Itanium-based clusters at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications and San Diego Supercomputing Center, but expanded to include the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center and several other sites.
Of the new funding, $48 million will go to an effort led by the University of Chicago to build the overall system, integrate software, run operations and coordinate user support, the federal funding agency said on Wednesday. The remaining $100 million will fund operations and support at eight other sites involved in TeraGrid.
About 1,000 scientists have used the TeraGrid directly so far, a number the organization predicts will increase to at least 3,000 by 2009. Research projects on the system include studying brain mechanisms, storm forecasting, diagnosing diseases, predicting earthquake effects, planning groundwater decontamination projects and studying the "dark energy" involved in the expansion of the universe.
Other sites involved in running the TeraGrid are Indiana University, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Purdue University, Texas Advanced Computing Center, the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory.


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Erin and Shane September 30th, 2007
The wedding of Erin and Shane on September 30th was terrific. The girls got ready at a home in West Bloomfield and then we went to beautiful Marsh Park. This is where they met for the fist time and we had some great romantics with them. Other family members joined in on the fun. The ceremony site was a beautiful summer home in the Waterford area on the lake. A huge tent was set up for the reception festivities and a Huppa in front of the waters edge for the ceremony. They had actually lived in St Croix in the Virgin Islands before before so a wedding in Michigan was a special treat to all. Somehow they couldn't keep out of the water for some fun romantics after dinner. Seemed pretty tropical to me! It really was a unique and phenomenal wedding that everyone enjoyed.


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Yay! It only took me forever to blog this session! This photoshoot was a "just because" session. Kaci and I discussed a style to go for, and she did great in making it all come together! Chase looks handsome in his suspenders and of course, Kaci is gorgeous! Her makeup is FLAWLESS! Bridgette did a great job (as usual). I kind of want to pat myself on the back for my bouquet making skills.. haha ;). That was my first time to ever attempt to put one together! It was a gloomy day, but I'm pretty happy with how these turned out. Thanks Kaci & Chase for modeling! XOXO
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RS Berkeley Bassoon Review/
I'm a little hesitant to post this since it hasn't been 10 years yet...but here goes.
Bassoons are the most finicky instrument. Perhaps I'm a heretic for trying something other than the mainline brands, but I thought surely someone can make and sell a student bassoon for lesson than $4k!
Just over three years ago, I got an RS Berkeley BS350 Bassoon for my school. I had looked some for used instruments but couldn't find anything and wound up taking a chance on this one. (Before I found RS Berkeley, I tried out one made by Vento. You can see my review at Amazon--perhaps it was simply defective, but the issues with it made me skittish. [Also--just checking the link showed the Vento model for under $800. *BOGGLE*) We got the RS Berkeley model for under $2300.
I have had one student learn and play this instrument for three years. He switched from flute and has done a stellar job. There were some issues in the break-in period--it's hard to get used to the bassoon and not mess some things up while putting it together and taking it apart. Still, the instrument has survived and is working just fine. At the beginning, there were a few minor issues. The metal ring on the boot joint as well as the plastic one at the top of the bell needed to be glued in place. Whether it was the student or the instrument, the whisper key has needed several adjustments over the years. Also, the student lost a screw at one point...oops. Thankfully, I did get the correct replacement from RS Berkeley after a lot of phone and email tag. The local shop didn't seem to have an exact match. Last, the bocals are probably not the best. They have had a couple of real tiny leaks (of course, this could also be from not treating them gently enough).
The case is adequate. The cover does help protect a little bit, but neither the case nor the cover is amazing. The shoulder strap broke on the case after a year or two, but it's still nice to have the outside pocket for storing music or swabs and other supplies. Everything fits neatly in the case and I expect it should last a good amount of time.
How does it sound? Here it is being played in a Wind Quintet of The Sorcerer's Apprentice.
I think it sounds like a bassoon.
Would I recommend the instrument? Probably, though I think an intermediate player (or at least a high school student) would be better off with it than a beginner/middle schooler. Of course, it's risky to put a bassoon in anyone's hands, but I think a beginner would be better served by the most durable instrument without the extra keys (seriously, there are enough keys on the bassoon you could probably break in to anyone's house with it) and with the modifications to make it "short reach" for small hands. There are some sites advertising it in the $2500-2700 range, and that's a pretty good deal for a new bassoon. There are some other options in the crazy low-end range (one of which I'll write about later), but I think the RS Berkeley is one of the best balances between quality, price, and reputation.


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Samsung is one of the biggest tech giants in the world, and is also one of the largest investors in R&D. The company has the ability to release countless smartphones on the market, each model bringing something different for each user – at least to a certain extent, after which most smartphones tend to "look" alike.
This however is not the case with the freshly announced Samsung Galaxy K Zoom. After numerous leaks and rumors hinting at the smartphone's existence, the Korean manufacturer has lifted the veil on the camera-centric device, on April 29.
Although the K Zoom doesn't have the same moniker used by last year's Galaxy S4 Zoom, the K is a direct descendent of that device. Let's take a look at what it has to offer and what improvements Samsung brought to the table.Enjoying this article? Click here to subscribe for full access. Just $5 a month.
Samsung Galaxy K Zoom – Raw Hardware Specs
As we usually tend to do when a new smartphone hits the scene, we'll start off by taking a closer look at what lies under the hood of the Galaxy K Zoom.
The smartphone in question is being powered by an Exynos 5260 hexa-core processor comprising a Cortex A7 quad-core unit running at a frequency of 1.3 GHz and a dual-core Cortex A15 chip clocked at 1.7 GHz. The CPU is coupled with a Mali-T624 graphics chip and 2 GB of RAM.
Storage-wise not much has changed, as the new K Zoom features 8 GB of internal storage, expandable via microSD by up to an additional 64 GB.
Aside from storage, the new Zoom seems to step it up a notch in pretty much every aspect. The gadget boasts a 4.8 inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 720 x 1280 and a pixel density of 306 ppi, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3. The entire package is being powered by a Li-Ion 2430 mAh battery, and everything is being coordinated by Android 4.4.2 KitKat, in conjunction with Samsung's proprietary TouchWiz user interface. The UI includes newly added features such as Ultra Power Saving Mode, as well as "Kids mode" and the S Health Lite application.
Samsung Galaxy K Zoom – Design
As expected, in terms of design the new Zoom delivers cues that we've become familiar with since the Samsung Galaxy S5 hit the shelves. The K features a "patterned" back panel, and on the front-side, it continues to borrow the same design language applied to the SGS5.
As far as its dimensions go, the new Zoom is considerably larger than its predecessor – which is to be expected given the larger display. The K measures 137.5 x 70.8 x 16.6 mm (5.41 x 2.79 x 0.65 in), but interestingly enough, it weighs only 200 grams, making it 8 grams lighter than the SGS4 Zoom.
Samsung Galaxy K Zoom – Camera
Evidently, Samsung has focused its attention mostly on the camera side of things, given the nature of the K Zoom. The gadget features a 20.7 MP camera with optical image stabilization and 10x optical zoom. The unit comes with a 1/2.3 BSI CMOS sensor and an F 3.1-6.3 aperture. ISO levels can range from 100 to 3200, and the unit benefits from a Xenon flash, as well as "Smart Mode," "Expert Mode" and "My Mode." The unit is capable of recording 1080 x 1920 videos at 60 frames per second, and the main camera is complemented by a 2 MP front facing sensor.
Software-side, the smartphone boasts features such as "Smile / Blink detection," object tracking and "Studio." The K Zoom also includes AF/AE Separation (Auto Focus / Auto Exposure Separation), which contributes to the balance of clarity and light. There's also a new "Pro Suggest" mode which includes five optimized filter settings.
Samsung Galaxy K Zoom – Price, Release and Other Details
The Galaxy K Zoom is expected to be released in two flavors, those being black and white. The gadget will apparently hit the shelves sometime in May, although no exact release date has been revealed so far. As far as pricing goes, if you are in Europe the K Zoom will set you back €499 off-contract. Carrier availability is expected to be announced later on.
This pretty much wraps up our Samsung Galaxy K Zoom overview, so it's time for our readers to hit the comments section with thoughts and opinions on the device. Would you be interested in buying the Samsung Galaxy K Zoom? What are the most attractive features?
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GBTA: How the Department of Homeland Security Funding Fight Can Hurt Business Travel
U.S. Senate and House Republicans are continuing to argue about how to fund the Department of Homeland Security—which, in turn, affects how many transportation-related operations will be run going forward. Last week, a Department of Homeland Security funding bill failed to pass a procedural vote, and Michael W. McCormick, executive director and COO of the Global Business Travel Association, released a statement criticizing the failure:
"The Global Business Travel Association is concerned that today's vote failing to fully fund the Department of Homeland Security could have serious, unintended consequences for business travel, an industry that is expected to account for $310.2 billion in spending during 2015. We call on Congress to work together to fund DHS, which supports the movement of people, goods and services throughout our transportation system.
"Absent a full year funding bill, business travel can easily be disrupted, causing an immediate impact on our economy. For every one percent decrease in business travel spending, the U.S. economy loses an additional 71,000 jobs, nearly $5 billion in GDP, $3 billion in wages and $1.2 billion in tax collections."
Talking to International Meetings Review, McCormick noted that these disruptions can easily cause a government shutdown like the United States faced in 2013. "Travel, and especially business travel, is being used as a bargaining chip for leverage in a bigger fight," McCormick said. "And the unfortunate thing is that I don't think that everyone clearly understands the consequences of the fight over immigration and how it could really paralyze business travel and the economy here in the States if we have another shutdown."
McCormick also noted that the 2013 shutdown had a "serious impact" on both the U.S. economy and its reputation as a place to do business. "We're coming up on another fight where the issue at hand is immigration, but because it affects DHS and because it affects funding, that affects Homeland Security and affects the TSA and their funding and our ability to keep business travel moving," he explained. "It did happen before, and it could happen again. And you see the passion around the issues related to immigration, and you can see where we could be headed for another game of one-upmanship here. And it's very concerning to us, and that's why we're sounding the alarm."
If funding cannot be approved, he continued, essential services will not be provided, trips will be canceled, business will not be conducted "and very real dollars lost...with a real impact on our economy." Canceled business trips are frequently not rescheduled, he continued, and once business revenue is lost, it's gone forever. "And it's all needless," McCormick added. "The immigration fight needs to continue, but not at the cost of hurting the economy."


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Florida State University Head Coach Mike Martin
"As I stand here today, I look back on the days when Steve (Kittrell) was a player. We used to have unbelievable games with South Alabama back in the mid 70's. That's where the crowds would really show up for South Alabama. And I look at Terry and what he has accomplished at Jacksonville and what Fred has done at Rutgers. You look at these three guys and you know nothing that you do is going to surprise or intimidate. This is setting up for a great regional. There is a lot of excitement about to happen in Tallahassee, Florida. This is really going to be a great regional. Anybody can win this thing. This is a wide-open regional.
We are obviously excited to be hosting. My standing here today is really a surprise. How in the world can an athletic department provide a baseball team with $13.5 million in renovations and we never left where we are staying in our clubhouse and we are hosting a regional. That's a credit to our athletic department and the construction people. Its an unbelievable achievement. Everybody seems to be adding on to their stadium or building new stadiums but they don't stay in their own backyards. We were able to stay in our own backyard because of the outstanding organization that has been displayed here by the people doing the construction and our athletic department. It makes me very proud of that because regional baseball is very important to Tallahassee and Florida State University.
Our two pitchers will be Matt Lynch and Trent Peterson. Stephen Drew is sick and he did not practice yesterday or today. But we think he'll be ready to go tomorrow. I would have thought if we'd practiced at 4 p.m. he would have been there. He's got a little flu virus and we are hoping he'll be okay tomorrow.
Matt Lynch is a young man who has opened three straight regionals for us. He's a young man that is a very poised kid who enjoys competition and is probably the key to the success we have had this year. Matt Lynch returning for his senior year we never thought he was coming back so we are very excited about having him on our team and opening up this tournament.
What impresses me the most about our team is our ability to compete. You can't teach a young man to be a certain way. A man normally doesn't change when he puts on a uniform, or when a man walks outside of his house he is what he is. I have just been impressed with Tony Richie, Jerrod Brown, (Tony) McQuade and (Matt) Sauls everybody on our team. Blake Balkcom is a good competitor. If you in Jamey Shouppe's rotation you are going to compete.
Rutgers Head Coach Fred Hill
First I'd like to say that it's a pleasure to be here and to be able to compete against the fellows that are here. These are all excellent programs. I am not sure what is in store for us, but I know that we will have our hands full.
Of course I am not sure if we will get there, but it would certainly be a pleasure to play against Mike's team. Anytime you can play against the teams that are ranked way up there, it is a pleasure, especially when you are coming out of the Northeast.
We have a very young team. We had to replace eight pitchers a year ago. I didn't know how we could do that.
We went to Georgia Tech, Miami, Florida Atlantic and Florida International in some preseason type trips. We were 2-10 and I didn't know if we were going in the right direction, but our kids really did a great job.
Our guys really like to play. They will play you nine innings regardless of what the score is.
We have excellent facilities, we have an excellent place to practice, but the one thing you can't do is put it all together. You can drill, drill, drill, but if the weather doesn't cooperate, we can't get outside and play intersquad games or put all those drills together. Mike does a great job, but I'd like to see Mike coaching up in the snow.
At this time of the year, after you have played, there are no excuses; you have to be ready to play. That is one of the reasons we play the schedule we do early, we want our players to play the top people in the country. We want them to see what those players are like. We want them to know where they have to get to. I think it helps us to be honest with you.
Our kids had no idea they were going to the tournament. We were very disappointed last year. We thought we had a pretty good ball club. We went 35-22 and didn't get in. This year, our kids were really hoping that we would get in this year. We got a break, because the first regional that came up on the screen was Florida State and then Rutgers popped up next and our kids went wild. We had some anxious moments beforehand.
South Alabama Head Coach Steve Kittrell
When we saw Florida State come up, we just didn't anticipate coming here. We felt that we would maybe get somewhere a little bit closer.
We open up against the Big East Champion. We have a tremendous amount of respect for Rutgers. Notre Dame took it to us last year. Two years ago it was Seton Hall that took it to us. So you don't have to worry about us overlooking the Big East. We have a lot of respect. We played Connecticut this year.
Of course with Mike Martin, we have always had trouble winning here. He has the best program in the country and the number one seed. They deserve to be. We are just disappointed that we ended up here. We felt like our RPI was a little bit higher than a team being sent to play the number one seed in the country.
We have a tremendous amount of respect for them (Jacksonville). That is a tough draw for the number one seed in the country; to get Jacksonville a team that has beaten Miami two out of three and won eight of their last ten games.
It's an awfully tough regional. We realized this was the hand we were dealt and that we had to go deal with it. There is nothing we can do about it. We're here at a very tough regional, but all regionals are tough. So we are excited to be here.
Our guys have worked very hard and I think now they are refocused and they are excited. They know they have a tough job to do and they know that it has to start tomorrow with a great Rutgers team.
It's going to be a great atmosphere. With the fans Florida State has, for our kids to be able to play in front of. I know we are looking forward to it.
This year we are not the running team that the Jags have been over the years. We will hit and run a little bit, but not as much as some of the teams we've played. We are a balanced club, one thru nine. That has been our strength. Our defense has really been good for most of the year. Right now our pitching is in question and we have to make a change or two in the way we are handling our pitching staff.
Our kids have been here and played here and I think that is always an advantage to know the field and kind of know the environment that you are up against. I think that is somewhat of an advantage.
Jacksonville Head Coach Terry Alexander
"The last five regionals I have been in, four of them have been right here. We are very familiar with coming over to Tallahassee. I love this school (Florida State), this is my school, this is my alma mater and I'll always feel proud to come over here to Tallahassee.
A lot of the things we do at Jacksonville University, we do to emulate what Mike (Martin) has done. A lot of the baseball that I teach now is stuff that I learned from Mike. It comes back in a full circle. I am very proud that the Seminoles are the No. 1 ranked team and the fact that they are the number one seed in this tournament. It is tough to come in and play that team, but it isn't hard to get your guys up to play the No. 1 team in the country.
Our guys are ready and we are going to go out and play as hard as we can. We are familiar with the stadium, with the field, so there is not anything that will be a surprise. We know a little bit about the team. There is nothing that will really be a surprise.
We were here in two years ago, but two years ago was 2001, and we only have three guys on our team that were here then. This is a brand new ball club. This is everybody's first regional, except those three guys. It's going to be a challenge. We played really good baseball during the last five or six weeks of the season. We got on a roll and we got to where we were making a lot less mistakes.
It's time to put up or shut up. We are going to line up and see how we do it. Again, it's just an honor to be here.
We know how good Florida State is. We know that they are very talented. Last year, going into the ninth inning, we had Florida State 13-0 at Jacksonville. We have also played games where we had no chance after the first inning.
I think Florida State is a team, where if you make mistakes, they'll take advantage of them. I don't think that there is any team in the country that does it any better than Mike and the boys. If you make a mistake, you are going to pay for it. We have to minimize our mistakes, in order to stay in the game.
Right now our players are the most confident that they have been all season long. I think we will play well. This will be fun.
Right now we are playing our best baseball. Not everyone can say that they are playing their best baseball of the year at the right time. For all of the teams I have had going into regionals, I have never had one playing their best baseball at the right time."


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Nick Thumb, Monster Doctor
The author thanks editors at an unnamed publisher who accepted this story. then deemed the it "an inferior product" and told me to find another publisher. It is presented here in all its inferior glory with gratitude to the publisher I found at their suggestion.
~ cjm
Name's Thumb. No, not Tom. Nick. I'm a monster doctor.
That's what I said.
A monster doctor. I doctor monsters.
When the werewolf wakes up all bloody and bruised after a night terrorizing people and perhaps slaughtering one, he comes to my office for a stitch up. He may be confused waking up naked, stoned and stabbed. His brain might be still fuzzy even if the rest of him no longer is, but he remembers me and how to contact me.
If he doesn't, I contact him. How do I know to contact him?
It's called a gazer, made from wizardstone and amped up with some pursuit spells. I don't really know and you don't really want to.
Suppose the Blob needs some diet advice. He contacts me. I've developed a program.
The mummy's bandages aren't rotten enough? He contacts me and I get in contact with the suppliers. We just skim a box off the shipments they're fobbing off on the Red Cross.
When Frankenstein's monster needs the bolts in his neck tightened -- well, no, he doesn't contact me. He goes to Dr. Victor Frankenstein. Vic likes to think of himself as the monster's Creator, but he's more like its Assembler.
So when the monster needs some high maintenance work done, well, he gets in touch with my gazer. A lot of times, all I have to do is give him some salve and remind him, "Fire bad," and he's good to go.
Even if he's popped his stitches or twisted his ankle with those big shoes of his, I tell him fire bad. His blood tends to settle, and this gets it going again.
By the way, he hates it when I talk in that Frankengibberish. He blames the movies for that, and who can blame him? They've ruined many a good monster's bad image. In real life, the monster speaks several languages fluently, including French.
I can't even speak French. Any Frenchman will tell you my pronunciation is monstrous.
The first time I told the monster, "Remember, fire bad," he got all huffy on me.
"Really, old bean. I was originally designated the new Prometheus. Prometheus is Greek for 'foresight.' He was a god who stole fire from the gods and gave it to mankind. So, really, despite your assertions, fire good, so to speak. They just keep chasing me with torches."
"I'll send you a bill," I told him.
You know that orange furry monster with the huge head and the little feet? I said to him, "Gossamer, with a cranium that size, not only are you top-heavy, you've got fallen arches. This prescription is for orthopedic shoes." He was all fashion-conscious, him with the manicures and getting his fur curled and stuff. He actually paid extra to have the orthopedic shoes look like sneakers.
When Mr. Hyde turns back into that eager weakling Dr. Jekyll, well, like most doctors, I'm handy with the drugs. Like all drugs, they merely mask the symptoms while perpetuating the disease. Plus, the pharmaceutical company gives me kickbacks. I'm just in it for the money.
Like my colleague Dr. Zombie says, "Hey. Even the undead gotta make a living."
Besides, if I didn't do it, somebody else would.
That's always been a handy bit of reasoning.
Up til now.
See, that's the thing. I recently got tired of people asking me why I do it, monster doctoring. When I got tired of other people asking me, I began to ask myself.
Why do I do it? I know, if I didn't do it, somebody else would. Would they, though? If I sold my gazer and my client list to some other organ broker or blood banker, would they? Even more, would I or anyone but the clients care if they didn't?
See, what they don't tell you in monster doctor school is the scariest monster of all is the conscience monster. Sure, they have drugs for it. Again, it's just symptons masked but disease perpetuated.
After awhile, even the drugs won't work.
There are some conscience salves, things like the "monsters are people too" school of rationalization.
That, too, doesn't work after awhile.
There's no conscience-ectomy. They can't cut it out of you. You're either born with one and have to club it into submission, or you're born without one and have to go into politics. Or, god help you, plastic surgery.
I weep for those people. Weeping for them is how I knew one day that my conscience monster had begun nibbling away at my essence.
Turns out the conscience monster rests on an unbreakable premise.
It's wrong to help monsters.
So here I am. I've got enough money. Let somebody else do it. Let somebody else get these visits from a monster that surrounds you even more thoroughly than the Blob. Let somebody else wither into gnarled husks of humanity while their very vitality is slurped dry.
I mean, yeah, it was thrilling for awhile, having a cool title like "Nick Thumb, Monster Doctor," as in, "Tune in again next week for another thrilling adventure of," kind of cool.
It was cool. The money is in fact good. Chicks dig caring nurturers, even if you care for and nurture monsters. Goth chicks actually think it's legitimate.
Fact is, you can only be dead for so long before you become undead. You can only be undead so long before you wish you were either dead again or alive again. Add to that, things can only be cool for so long before they decompose into being uncool. Then you can only be uncool for so long before...well, before you wish you were dead. That's what it comes to.
That ol' conscience monster, man is it uncool. It never kills you. It just slices you thinner and thinner while keeping you alive. It peels away your rationalizations until all you are is someone other people should weep for because you've run out of excuses.
I'm tired of monsters, and money, and uncool and even cool. I'm tired of all of it.
You know what I'm looking forward to?
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A new trailer for Game of Thrones' seventh season was released online and Twitter reacted in the most excitable manner.tv Updated: Mar 31, 2017 13:35 IST
Late Thursday evening, we were awoken from our slumber by the deafening sound of Daenerys, Jon Snow and Cersei Lannister's footsteps. A new trailer for the seventh season of HBO's Game of Thrones had been unleashed.
In the trailer, Cersei (Lena Headey) takes the Iron Throne, Jon (Kit Harington) is still in the North and the whereabouts of Daenerys' (Emilia Clarke) seat is unknown. The last time we saw her, she was leaving Essos for Westeros with her massive fleet of ships with Tyrion Lannister by her side.
The first half of the new season will contain only 7 episodes, as opposed to the usual 10. It is scheduled to premiere on July 16.
Needless to say, while there wasn't much footage to dissect, fans lapped it up regardless. We selected some of the best reactions on Twitter:
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