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Stacey Lamb has turned her orange Volkswagen bug into a moving billboard.
Lamb and about 10 other supporters of the United Way of Douglas County fundraising campaign have stuck large magnets on the sides of their vehicles to promote the benefits of giving to the organization.
Their target audience: Lawrence commuters.
"I thought it would be neat to stand by the turnpike and hold up a sign, but you can't really do that," Lamb said.
Instead, Lamb - who commutes to Hallmark Cards in Kansas City every day - decided to make large magnets with the slogan "It takes all of us to make a difference."
Organizers said the magnets - which feature the word ALL in big black letters - have served their purpose. They're causing people to ask questions in parking lots, gas stations and downtown.
"It makes people curious, and then that gives us an opportunity to talk about United Way," said Chuck Warner, president of US Bank's Lawrence operations and co-chairman of the United Way campaign.
The main message United Way leaders are trying to get to commuters is that it is easy for them to give to the Douglas County United Way even if they work in Topeka or Kansas City. The United Way has a system in place where if an individual gives through their place of employment, the donation can be earmarked to go to the Douglas County division of United Way.
"We don't think a lot of people are aware of that, and it has gotten to be more of an issue because we're more of a bedroom community," Warner said.
Douglas County United Way leaders are hoping to raise $1.7 million as part of the campaign. The proceeds are used to support qualifying nonprofit organizations throughout the county.
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The war of words between Strikeforce bantamweight champ Miesha Tate and undefeated Olympian Ronda Rousey heated up yesterday when the two talented females faced off to debate the issue of divisional contendership. Rousey, who has looked dominant in all four of her fights since crossing over from a career as a decorated Judoka, recently came forward to say she wanted a shot at Tate's belt based on the buzz the bout would create, while the 135-pound title-holder has been adamant regarding Rousey's need to wait her turn.
"I really feel 100 percent that a fight between her and me needs to happen," said the 24-year old Rousey on an edition of The MMA Hour. "It'll be great for women's MMA. It'll be the first highly anticipated fight in women's MMA for a long time … We need to capitalize on the opportunity while we still have it. I don't want to risk her losing the title and us not being able to fight each other for the title."
Rousey supported her stance by referring to her ability to sell a fight to the public in comparison to other challengers, especially based on the marketability involved from an aesthetic standpoint.
"Sarah Kaufman kind of gives boring interviews, she's not a supermodel and the way she fights, she doesn't finish matches in extraordinary fashion," Rousey explained. "It's just kind of being realistic. I'm sorry that I have to say things bluntly and offend some people. I just want there to be a highly marketable, exciting women's title fight, and I want to be part of that because I feel like I could do a really good job, and you could, too."
Tate responded to Rousey's claims by agreeing looks would play a significant role in the match-up being made if things go that route.
"If you weren't pretty, it wouldn't matter what you said or didn't say," replied Tate. "That's why you're getting this attention. I don't know, I guess I personally like more of a humble approach."
However, when it came to actual experience, Tate pulled no punches in her assessment of Rousey's lack thereof.
"What happens when she gets a failed arm bar and someone ends up on top pounding her face in? Is she going to tap out or quit? We don't know. We haven't seen that yet. I think it's kind of silly to put her in with me because that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to take it to her."
"A lot of people are underestimating me. That's fine. That always seems to be the case," Tate continued. "Make no mistake, if Ronda is my next fight, I'm going to come in with a vengeance you've never seen before, because to be quite honest, it's probably going to piss me off."
For now their rivalry will continue to simmer with no definitive indication of how Strikeforce will handle the female division in 2012 since the company hasn't announced any events beyond December. That being said, with both being supremely skilled and under the age of 25, chances are this week's run-in won't be the last between the two talented ladies whether in terms of verbal exchanges or an eventual physical one.

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>I think everyone here can likely agree that there is a lot of evil and
>confusion caused by having a language name and a script name be the same.
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Lemony Sponge Cake with Strawberries and Cream
Total Time:
Level: Moderate
Serves: 10
- 4 large eggs
- .67 c. sugar
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- .67 c. all-purpose flour
- ⅓ c. sugar
- 3 tbsp. sugar
- ¼ c. fresh lemon juice
Sugar Syrup:
- ⅓ c. sugar
- ¼ c. fresh lemon juice
Strawberries and Cream:
- 2 c. heavy (whipping) cream
- 3 tbsp. sugar
- ½ c. Strawberry jam
- 3 c. Sliced strawberries
- Heat oven to 350°F. Grease two 8-inch round layer-cake pans. Line bottoms with waxed paper; grease paper
- Cake: Beat eggs and 2/3 cup sugar in a large bowl with electric mixer 8 to 10 minutes until very thick and tripled in volume.(This is important to assure high layers.) Beat in vanilla. Put flour in a medium-size strainer and sift over batter. Gently stir (fold) with a rubber spatula just until thoroughly blended. Pour into prepared pans
- Bake 18 to 20 minutes until golden around the edges and a pick inserted in centers comes out clean.
- Cool cakes on wire rack 10 minutes. Loosen edges from pans, invert on rack and let cool completely. When cool, carefully slice each layer in half, using a long serrated knife.
- Heat 1/3 cup sugar and the lemon juice until boiling. Stir until sugar dissolves. Brush hot syrup over cut surfaces of cake layers until all syrup is absorbed. Cool completely.
- Beat cream and remaining 3 tablespoons sugar with electric mixer until stiff peaks form when beaters are lifted (you'll have 4 cups). Spoon off 1 cup and reserve. Stir strawberry jam, then stir jam into remaining whipped cream.
- To assemble: Place 1 cake layer cut side up on a serving plate. Top with 1 cup sliced strawberries, then 1 cup whipped-cream mixture. Repeat with remaining layers, putting last layer cut side down. Spread with reserved whipped cream. Decorate with berries.
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Ammonites. Giant prehistoric squid/snail predators that could grow as large as a Smartcar....
Ammonites are named after the Egyptian god Ammon, who is often depicted with rams' horns behind each ear.
Female ammonites grew up to 400 percent larger than males, presumably to make room to lay eggs.
Ammonites were predatory, squidlike creatures that lived inside coil-shaped shells. Like other cephalopods, ammonites had sharp, beaklike jaws inside a ring of tentacles that extended from their shells to snare prey such as small fish and crustaceans.
Some ammonites grew more than three feet (one meter) acrosspossible snack food for the giant mosasaur Tylosaurus.
Ammonites constantly built new shell as they grew, but only lived in the outer chamber. They scooted through the warm, shallow seas by squirting jets of water from their bodies. A thin, tubelike structure called a siphuncle reached into the interior chambers to pump and siphon air and helped them move through the water.
Ammonites first appeared about 240 million years ago, though they descended from straight-shelled cephalopods called bacrites that date back to the Devonian, about 415 million years ago. Ammonites were prolific breeders, lived in schools, and are among the most abundant fossils found today. They went extinct with the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. Scientists use the various shapes and sizes of ammonite shells that appeared and disappeared through the ages to date other fossils.
Fibonacci Sequence
[EDIT: And what's really interesting to me about this 240 million year old snail/squid monster, is that it's another awesome natural occurrence of the Fibonacci sequence. To me, another glimpse of the fascinating math at the root of all life. Another amazing repeatable mathematical pattern evident throughout the chaos of random evolving life. Natural beauty, definable by math and science.]
The shape of the ammonite shell (and the shell of all nautiloids) are aesthetically pleasing because they are one of the natural expressions of the Fibonacci spiral, or golden spiral (also observed in galaxies, the unfurling of fern fiddleheads, the arrangement of leaves around a stem, the fruitlets of a pineapple, the flowering of artichoke, and the arrangement of a pinecone, just to name a few...). A "golden spiral" is easy to construct: 1**2 + 1**2 + . . . + F(n)**2 = F(n) x F(n+1)
The golden spiral is a symbol of beauty and proportional perfection/fit with unlimited room for expansion. The logarithmic proportions of the spiral are consistent throughout, no matter how large the spiral becomes, and the unique spiral can be found throughout the human body and in nature.
The spiral follows a specific mathematical formula: Fn = Fn-1 + Fn-2. Each number in the sequence is the sum of the previous two. If you construct a series of squares with lengths equal to the Fibonacci numbers (1,1,2,3,5, etc) and trace a line through the diagonals of each square, it forms a Fibonacci spiral.
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Citroën UK and Benefit Cosmetics have collaborated on a one-off version of Citroën's DS3. Called DS3 by Benefit, the colourful model is an exploration of ideas and themes in a unique concept form, which marks the start of a new partnership between the two brands.
The Citroën DS3 concept will premiere at Clothes Show Live at Birmingham NEC (6-10 December), for which Citroën is a main sponsor.
DS3 by Benefit is based on a range-topping DSport powered by Citroën's sporty THP 155 engine. On the exterior, the concept uses colours from the Benefit palette with the brand's signature pink and yellow 'Candy Stripes' motif and a graphic of the San Francisco skyline – Benefit's spiritual home – along the side profile. The stylish alloy wheels are detailed in white and pink with the Benefit logo on the wheel rims, alongside the Citroën chevron centre caps. The yellow wing mirrors offset the pink body, with the floating roof sporting the pink and yellow 'Candy Stripes' pattern.
The interior has been reupholstered in fine Italian leather with the Candy Stripe design on the seats, headrests and parcel shelf. Pink detailing features throughout, such as on the steering wheel, dashboard and centre console. There is also a 'hello gorgeous' graphic on the passenger side of the dashboard.
Bespoke LED lighting, luxurious deep pile floor mats with pink leather edging and Benefit 'Iconic words of wisdom' scatter cushions add to the custom features and the armrest has even been converted to house a custom makeup kit containing a selection of Benefit products.
Other smart touches include a handbag hook, fragrance dispenser, and an ornate vanity mirror emerging from the dashboard.
Ian Marshall and Gail Bojarski, Managing Directors of Benefit Cosmetics UK, said: "Benefit has never shied away from doing things a little differently; it's evident that we share this brave and creative ambition with Citroën and DS3 line. We love this concept and there's no doubt it will make gals across the country smile no end. It's so bold but girly with the Benefit graphics, colour scheme and the many female-focused features and solutions. Not your usual mode of transport, but that's what makes it so special. We really hope to take things further and translate some of these ideas into a proper road-going Citroën and Benefit DS3 collaboration. Watch this space!"
Jules Tilstone, Marketing Director at Citroën UK added: "This concept collaboration with Benefit has allowed us to explore more female themes for DS3 line and reach out to new markets. Benefit is a globally recognised cosmetics company, but they also have a strong brand image that is bold, energetic, stylish and individual whilst also being fun and playful – a perfect match for DS3. Bringing these two personalities together was a fantastic opportunity and I hope it's the beginning of a beautiful relationship."
Benefit Cosmetics was founded in the USA in 1976 by twins Jean and Jane Ford; models and makeup artists who opened a makeup boutique in San Francisco called The Face Place. Today, Benefit Cosmetics is a global brand with a presence in over 40 countries and a cult following among models, makeup artists, celebrities and rockstars.
Embodying a fun and playful persona with a 'tongue in chic' approach, the Benefit brand prides itself on taking a 'different' approach with irreverent product names, creative packaging and a feel good philosophy.
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When Dr. Martens asked me what I stood for one thing came to mind straight away. I have admit that if I see someone "different" then I'm naturally drawn to them but there comes a point where natural curiosity turns nasty and this is one of the things that frustrates me the most. I'm not going to turn this into a massive rant.. but you should never be made to feel like you're not good enough. Usually, it's just by ignorant, narrow minded people who aren't worth the time of day anyway! Be yourself, be original and don't let anyone stop you from doing what you want to do.
Let me know what you stand for in the comments below. You could also win your own pair of Dr. Martens by entering your statement on the Facebook App.
Dr. Martens is coming to Newcastle! The Grainger Street store opens it's doors on Wednesday 4th September and will feature the full range of footwear, clothing and accessories, including the A/W13 range and the upcoming Agyness Deyn colab – which I'm so excited about!
I've also been invited along to the launch party on Thursday, I can't wait! How amazing is the invitation by the way, I love the laces. It sounds like it'll be a really good night, I don't quite know what street food is but I'm excited to try it. I'm also looking forward to seeing the store and meeting some fellow North East bloggers!


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The smell brings me right back to childhood, but the first time I found my daughter with a wad of Play-Doh in her mouth, I wondered, "what the heck is in this stuff?" An all-natural alternative is the unscented eco-dough, made by a family in California
My kids loved its creamy feel that didn't get hard or crumbly over time; in fact, our tub of dough is still as soft as the day we got it. If you leave it out overnight, a little bit of olive oil added to the dough will bring it back to life.
Original eco-dough is made with wheat flour (as is Play-Doh) but gluten, soy, and dairy-free options are handmade and available on the website. And there are no artificial colors or chemicals so if you're super green, you can compost the stuff, container and all, when you're done.
Sure that childhood scent is not included. But watch your kids go at it with the eco-dough and you'll realize it's totally unnecessary.
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By Kevin Rutherford
Know those campy, so-bad-they're-great sci-fi films with oddball storylines and laughable costumes and sets?
If you've ever wanted to mash that up with Ariana Grande in a music video, you got your wish tonight (Aug. 12).
The 21-year-old released her hotly anticipated video for "Break Free" Tuesday evening, and like Grande teased, it's a full-on homage to the B-movie cult classic Barbarella. Grande plays a space operative whose mission is simple: kill the bad aliens by any means possible, break out of their tentacled clutches and drive off into the (space) horizon with Zedd, who's featured on the song.
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Unlike, say, Guardians of the Galaxy, where the aliens are often computer-generated and seamless in their transition to the big screen, Grande went for the very unbelievable alien costumes of decades ago, which makes the video all the more entertaining – and perhaps a new favorite video for that Star Trek geek out there who also happens to really, really love Ariana Grande.
It's even complete with a Star Wars-esque intro with the words rolling up the screen, and at one point Grande shoots projectile firebombs out of the breast of her spacesuit at some opposing aliens. What has science wrought?!
Eventually she and Zedd drive off on their spaceship to the next galaxy. The EDM producer's cameo is fairly amusing; he doesn't appear until the final chorus and basically just bounces around behind the turntable for a few shots. At least he didn't pull a Guetta.
"Break Free" is the second video and single from My Everything, Grande's second album, out Aug. 25.


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Two years ago, Microsoft shipped Windows XP with an enhanced and more integrated My Pictures folder, the aim of which was to make organizing digital photos and other images easier than ever before. Microsoft's excellent new Scanner and Camera Wizard--which appears whenever you attach a scanner, digital camera, or image-filled storage device to your PC--uses the My Pictures by default, giving users of that system a central location for their photos and other digital images. Also, XP's Image Preview application simplifies viewing images and making minor edits.
However, XP isn't perfect, and the My Pictures folder, as part of the file system, can be a bit abstract and technical for many users--especially beginners. Recognizing the growing number of digital-camera users, many third-party application developers have recently begun working on ways for users to easily manage and edit their digital photos. Photo-editing applications such as Adobe Systems' Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Picture It! have been around for years, but a more recent development is a new generation of photo-management applications that often work in concert with their editing siblings. This time, I start a two-part look at three recently updated products and see how they compare to one another.
First, note that Mac OS X users already have an excellent photo-management application on their systems. In many ways, Apple Computer's iPhoto--which comes free with every new Macintosh--is the prototypical photo-management software. iPhoto offers management functionality and basic editing (e.g., red-eye removal, brightness and contrast adjustment), along with printing and Internet-based photo-book creation. It's an attractive application, although it doesn't perform well with large image libraries.
Until recently, we haven't had a decent iPhoto equivalent on the PC. However, the situation improved with the release of Adobe Photoshop Album earlier this year. Since Adobe first released this application, the company has upgraded it significantly in version 2.0, which is now available. Like any good photo-management application, PhotoShop Album 2.0 lets you use standard folder views to organize your photos. But Adobe also introduces a unique "tagging" system that lets you apply topic tags such as people, places, and events. By tagging your photos, you can organize them in various ways. For example, if you want to view only photos of your family's vacations, you might create tags called Family and Vacations, then choose to view just those photos. The feature works well, but of course it requires that you actually tag the photos as you import them into your photo library. And, yes, you can apply multiple tags to each photo, if necessary.
Photoshop Album also offers a cool Calendar View that lets you use a monthly calendar to search for photos by date. On each day of the month for which you have pictures, a thumbnail of one of the photos appears. The effect is fun and visually stimulating, and this view lets you easily find photos for particular events. Complementing the Calendar View is a time line that runs across the top of the Photoshop Album window, divided horizontally into years and months. Each month that contains photos displays a small bar graph, the height of which depends on the number of photos you've taken for that month. These views make Photoshop Album a versatile tool for quickly finding pictures.
For editing purposes, Photoshop Album features a Fix Photo tool that lets you fix lighting, adjust color, sharpen, crop, reduce red eye, and apply filters such as black-and-white and sepia. The graphically challenged can use the handy Auto Fix tool. For more complicated needs, Adobe integrates Photoshop Album with Photoshop Elements 2.0, which is excellent, if overpowered, for most consumers. (You can purchase both products together in the creatively titled bundle Photoshop Elements 2.0 Plus Photoshop Album 2.0 at a special low price.)
I highly recommend Photoshop Album. The only missing feature I'd like to see included is image batching. Photoshop Album doesn't, for example, offer a way to easily resize a folder full of photos. For this functionality, I still use Photoshop Elements 2.0.
Microsoft doesn't sell a standalone photo-management tool, but the company does sell Digital Image Suite 9.0, which bundles a new product called Digital Image Library 9.0 with a new image-editing application, Digital Image Pro 9.0. You can buy Digital Image Pro 9.0 separately, but the only way to get Digital Image Library is in the bundle.
The bundle is worth your consideration, particularly if you're comfortable with the folder-based approach Microsoft started with My Pictures. By default, Digital Image Library uses Folder View navigation, although you can also sort by date or keyword--the latter of which is similar to, if less graphical than, Adobe's tagging feature. Microsoft's product seems more powerful, however, and as a result is more technical in nature. Within any view style, for example, you can sort photos by a number of criteria, such as Date Taken, Event, and File Size, giving the application a database-like feel. The software also lets you rate pictures, much like Windows Media Player (WMP) 9 Series lets you rate songs, another database-like feature.
I'm out of space. Next time, I'll finish my photo-management software roundup and declare a winner.


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Item title reads - The Budget. Pathe Gazette interviews the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
M/S of Neville Chamberlain sat behind a desk, he makes his budget speech and says that sound finance on the part of the government, and hard work on the part of the people resulted in restoration of cuts in salaries and wages, and he wants to continue completing the process which he hopes will be a reward for sacrifices made in 1931.
He says if the world behaves itself reasonably well and there is no break in continuity 1935 will be a good year, and Britain will be advancing forward towards better times.
Item title reads - The Budget. Pathe Gazette interviews the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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It's wedding season here in the US. Anyone who has ever listened to 1930s & 40s popular song knows that 'moon' and 'June' are synonymous with love — and it's not just because they rhyme. In most of the States the weather is unbearably hot any time between June and October, so most weddings, with all the formal dress, are planned for the months between last-snow-date and the end of June.
After years in the wedding wilderness, we finally got invited to a wedding recently, and it's got me all gushy and sentimental, as weddings are supposed to do. Ever wonder why you have to stand in front of your community and make those vows? I think it's less to do with the couple getting married, and more to do with making the bitter old wives and tired old men spend an evening looking back and getting misty-eyed about when they were as young and blissfully ignorant as the impossibly young couple that's getting married today.
It worked for me.
I'm thinking about compiling an article of Things To Know When Courting.
Something Kev said, which my mother should be very happy about, was that guy should always look at the mother. This, he reasoned, was a glimpse into the future, and well worth doing if you were contemplating getting yourself hitched to the daughter. I think my mother should take it as a compliment that he came away from his first meeting with her, thinking that he was onto a good thing with me.
I think potential brides should also pay attention to the father of their beloved. Fight it as they might, there is a strong tendancy in the men I know best, to turn into a version of their own father. But the best reason to pay attention to your love's parents is that, no matter how distant they may seem while you're dating, if you ever accientally combine zygotes and get them a grandchild, they're going to be part of your life until one of you dies. It's best if you can forge a working relationship with them early on.
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This is why I asked, in a direct response to YOUR POST!!!!!
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Considering we are still in the middle east and we went to war for oil say that isn't true.
Or the fact the Us went to war in the middle east for oil is not true.
Or we are exporting what "we stole" from the middle east!!!!!
To have someone to blame when we screw up? No, I will agree to disagree. Markets and futures set the prices of oil
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Holding the current potus to the same standards that were set for the last one is not hypocritical.
Gas prices are higher now and it is a non issue for those who condemned Bush for it.
I remember that gas prices where "atrocious" during the Bush years, but today what's that?
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Actually it was already answered for those who bothered to read the op
I remember that gas prices where "atrocious" during the Bush years, but today what's that?
Wanna try agian?
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Didn't stop people from blaming Bush did it?
Did you blame bush?
If not, why blame Obama now?
You were saying something about being hypocritical?
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This Bonus video opens with a shot of a pussy. And then Alyssa pets it. No, not that kind of pussy. This feline wandered into camera range. Must be a big tit lover too. The video proper starts off with new SCORELAND visitor Alyssa Lynn, in her American flag bikini, wishing all US servicemen and women a happy 4th of July, a holiday in which we celebrate our freedom which also includes the right to bare big boobs. And that's what Alyssa does too. She has a body made for wearing and taking off tight bikinis.


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Courteney Cox is reportedly dating her "Cougar Town" co-star, Brian Van Holt, and her ex husband suspected there was something going on between them years ago.
Cox and David Arquette split up in 2010 but their divorce was just recently finalized, allowing Cox to go public with her new relationship with Van Holt. Though she hasn't confirmed it herself, the duo were seen out and about in Hollywood on June 10, and a source has told "Access Hollywood" that the pair have been together for at least ten months. However, Arquette reportedly spoke about his split from Cox back in 2010 to Howard Stern, and said he thought she was having an "emotional affair" with Van Holt.
Indeed, onlookers said Cox's daughter with Arquette, 9-year old Coco, seemed very at ease with Van Holt.
"The girl was extremely comfortable with Brian," an source said of Coco. "She treated him like a dad or an uncle."
Cox and Arquette haven't said much about the dissolution of their marriage, although they are going to share parenting responsibilities for Coco. They cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for their split.


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Fiji Time: 12:18 AM on Sunday 25 March
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Saturday, May 24, 2014
SOCIAL Democratic Liberal Party leader Ro Teimumu Kepa is urging well educated iTaukei people to also dedicate their time to the development of their villages and vanua.
While addressing the Marama na Tui Ba, Adi Laite Koroirua, and Nailaga villagers on Thursday night, Ro Teimumu said it was vital for those living in villages to engage with their kin who had done well for themselves for the development of the village.
She said those who were well educated and those who lived in the village should work together for the development of the village and the vanua.
Ro Teimumu said a good example was former general secretary for the then Great Council of Chiefs and lawyer Asesela Sadole who hailed from Nailaga Village.
She said Mr Sadole's experience as a lawyer was valuable to the village, which was something that his fellow villagers should take advantage of.
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Poland Township Trustees recognized Poland High School wrestlers at last week's meeting. Present were Dante Ginnetti, Abe Kassem, Michael Audi, Anthony Mancini and Tad Duran, who all qualified for districts. Ginnetti and Audi moved on qualifying for the state tournament.
Each wrestler was issued a proclamation by trustees for their achievement.
Also taking center stage was the swearing in of a new full-time police officer. Ptl. Steve Kent took the oath of office during the meeting. He started full time the following day. According to Township Administrator Jim Scharville, Kent was actually promoted from the part-time to full-time ranks.
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Poland Township Trustees paid tribute to Poland's 2013 wrestlers who qualified for districts and state recently. Recognized at the meeting were Dante Ginnetti, Abe Kassem, Michael Audi, Anthony Mancini and Tad Duran who were all district qualifiers. Ginnetti and Audi advanced to the state tournament. Pictured behind the wrestlers are Poland Trustees Robert Lidle, Eric Ungaro, and Mark Naples.
"It's been eight years since we have hired a full-time officer," said police Chief Brian Goodin.
The opening came after Sgt. Gary Abide officially retired after 26 years with the department. Thanks to an agreement with the Fraternal Order of Police in Poland Township, trustees were able to fill the vacancy.
"On Feb. 13 we finalized an agreement with the FOP that allowed new full time hires to start at a lower rate of $16.02 per hour," Scharville said.
With the agreement, the police department will be able to stay within its budget while keeping the force at full strength.
"Without the agreement, we may not have been able to replace Sgt. Abide," he added.
With the addition of Kent, the department will stay at 11 full-time officers and 6 part-timers. Chief Goodin said the part-time force is a big help when filling a full-time position. He said the part-time officers are already serving and have a good knowledge of the township. They don't need a long break-in period and can immediately slide into the full-time role.
Goodin said out of the six part-timers, three applied for the opening. The trustees had to go through the process of selecting the best choice for full time.
"All of our part-time officers are of high quality," Goodin said. "It wasn't an easy choice."
He said the part-time officers have a tough schedule as they all have full-time jobs outside the department.
In other business:
Trustees approved a resolution in support of the Lowellville Mahoning River Dam removal. Since Poland Township lies within the river corridor, support was being sought by the state to remove the aged dam.
Trustees also approved a resolution to accept the Mahoning County Solid Waste Management Plan update.
Trustees accepted the resignation of Nick Heltzel from the road department.


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Serves 6; makes about 1 1/2 cups
- 4 large cloves garlic, halved
- 1 pound baby spinach leaves
- 1 large bunch flat-leaf parsley, stems discarded
- 1/2 cup celery leaves, coarsely chopped
- 1/2 cup cilantro leaves, stemmed
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 12 oil-cured black olives, pitted, rinsed, coarsely chopped
- 1 1/4 teaspoons Spanish sweet smoked paprika (pimenton de la Vera)
- Pinch of cayenne
- Pinch of ground cumin
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice, or more to taste
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- Put the garlic cloves in a large steamer basket set over a pan of simmering water and top with the spinach, parsley, celery, and cilantro. Cover and steam until the garlic is soft and the greens are very tender, about 15 minutes. Let cool, then squeeze the greens dry, finely chop, and set aside. Using the back of a fork, mash the garlic cloves.
- In a medium cazuela set over a flame-tamer or in a heavy-bottomed skillet, heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil until shimmering. Add the mashed garlic, olives, paprika, cayenne, and cumin and stir over moderately high heat for 30 seconds, or until fragrant. Add the greens and cook, mashing and stirring, until soft and dry and somewhat smooth, about 15 minutes.
- Remove from the heat and let cool to room temperature. Mash in the remaining olive oil. Refrigerate, closely covered, for at least 1 day and up to 4 days.
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"William (b. Jan 24, 1793 in CT; d. Sep 24, 1874 in CT) was the s/o Stephen Orcutt (b. May 19, 1797 in CT; d. Mar 27, 1841 in CT) and Mary Washburn (b. Apr 15, 1762 in CT; d. Apr 15, 1860 in CT. William was one of ten children to Stephen and Mary."
I read with interest your post.I am descended from Stephen and Mary (Molly) Washburn and did not have William as one of their children.I was curious as to a source for placing William witht Stephen and Mary, as the "Florence Julia Brown" genealogy has a son Warren born to Stephen and Mary on 06 Oct. 792, and William's birth in January 1793 would be too close to have happened.
BTW, in an interesting turn, decendants of Stephen and Mary (Molly) are doubly related to the original William Orcutt through Mary Washburn, who's grandfather Solomon Washburn married Martha Orcutt, daughter of William Orcutt and Hannah Smith.
Also, if you believe the records showing that William Orcutt married Hannah Newton (I for one don't as certain records suggest William is buried beside his wife Hannah Smith and also because Newton genealogies do not show William as marrying Hannah Newton), David was one of three sons of William and Hannah Newton, the other two being Caleb and Moses.
And while we are at it, descent from Stephen and Mary (Molly) provides for membership in both the SAR/DAR and the Mayflower Society (Stephen fought in the Rev. and is descended from Mary Chilton and Isaac Allerton of the Mayflower)
Thanks for posting the line, I have been putting off entering this William in my database since I had no where to put him and didn't want to complicate things by identifyign him as a different William.
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Scott Wentland writes:
This is interesting. But there could be a more rational explanation for at least some of the behavior of parents today. Perhaps one reason why parents nowadays have more fear for the safety of their children is because it costs more to "face their fear" and watch their kids more.
The two-parent working household has become more common over time, making child supervision more expensive (e.g. a higher opportunity cost for stay-at-home moms)...so, some parents tend to go overboard with safety measures to compensate for less time spent watching their own kids.
I don't think this explains all behavior (like the ever-more sophisticated car seat and other safety measures), but it's worth thinking about.
Posted November 11, 2009 3:56 AM
John Jenkins writes:
As a self-identified Szaszian, how can you give any credence to any alleged psychological therapy?
You can give it the fancy name of "exposure therapy," but isn't it really just experimenting? To borrow your phrase, if you walk outside and the sky isn't falling, that's inconsistent with your belief. Unless you choose to be irrational, you have to modify your belief. But, if you're going to choose to be irrational, then all of the contrary evidence in the world is useless so this "therapy" won't work.
Posted November 11, 2009 6:35 AM
Mike Rulle writes:
"1.Choose to vividly experience a disturbing but tolerable fear. Depending on the fear, this means either first-hand experience (e.g. spiders), or detailed imagination (e.g. the kidnapping of your child)......."
"3. Move on to more intense anxieties and repeat"
Uhhh......more intense than "the kidnapping of your child"?
Posted November 11, 2009 9:55 AM
pjsw writes:
Thank you, Bryan, for bringing such an important and effective technique to your readers' attention.
However, as someone who has undergone a good deal of exposure-based CBT for OCD-related anxiety, I'm afraid you may have inadvertently downplayed the difficulty of the process for patients.
Steps 1 and 2 can be so bad as to induce panic attacks or render a person temporarily non-functional. And Step 3 is often a lifelong process, as the objects of one's anxieties shift and change instead of going extinct.
My experiences with CBT have taught me that we are more like animals than we like to think we are. Emotions are sometimes, or often, simply not under our rational control. This is why talk therapy tends to fail. We need to condition ourselves out of our anxieties like we would train a dog. Above all, it is important to understand that this process, while worthwhile, is often long, ugly, shameful, and exhausting. So, "facing your fears" is easier said than done.
Posted November 11, 2009 10:25 AM
guthrie writes:
I agree with psjw.
If you've never experienced the joy of stage fright, let me enlighten you as to how an irrational fear of 'being looked at' can induce very real physical reactions:
The throat tightens so that breathing is inhibited (making it more shallow and one more prone to hyperventilation), blood pressure raises and the skin flushes, pupils reduce to pinpoints and one's peripheral vision constricts, movement feels restricted and you bump into stage furniture, whereas in life one would easily slip around such obstacles, one can't seem to 'hear' properly... you get the picture. Most people would rather die than speak to a group. I was one of these people at one time.
It works as long as the exposure to the fear is gradual and as long as the patient is not made to feel 'failure', per se. If someone afraid of birds starts this process, then suddenly finds themselves amidst a flock of pidgins, they'll likely have to start over.
But it works. I'm on stage without a script on a regular basis these days. I'm sure it would work for parents as well.
Posted November 11, 2009 11:23 AM
guthrie writes:
Oops! I meant pjsw! Sorry!
Posted November 11, 2009 11:33 AM
mobile writes:
Let me give a couple of reasons that modern parents' fear is rational even in an environment of decreasing risks. First, life is dearer today than in the past. This fact is reflected in risk premiums and other quantitative measurements of "the value of a human life". Second (and possibly related), there are fewer children per household these days. In the past, families faced decreasing returns on protecting the lives of all their children. Families today face increasing returns for overprotecting their kids, even if the value of the kids is the same as in the past.
Posted November 11, 2009 12:55 PM
Dr. T writes:
"How can a Szaszian take this stuff seriously? Easily. Szasz would deny that anxiety disorders are a "disease.""
Yes, he would. Just as he denies that psychosis, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, clinical depression, etc. are diseases. No, those are just different states of mind that people have, and everyone (including the patient) should accept that they are just variations of normal. Szasz is the worst kind of fool: he had the information, knowledge, and training to know better, but he spouts nonsense anyway.
By the way, most of us physicians call anxiety disorder a treatable psychiatric condition. Does that make it a "disease?" That only matters to people like Szasz. We just recommend counseling and, if the condition is bad enough, medication.
Posted November 11, 2009 7:35 PM
Eric Johnson writes:
Szaszianism is just the closing of a question that should legitimately remain open for quite articulable reasons. Would a Szaszian have believed narcolepsy was a disease in 1995, a time when it had one genetic correlate but no known physiological correlate (it does, now).
Does Szaszian believe in evolution and believe that non-pathological traits should be reasonably non-fitness-reducing?
I'd love to know whether there is any Szaszian, other than (perhaps - ?) Szasz, who knows med bio and disease bio. Or just one who isnt a libertarian philosopher! (Just kidding about the latter.)
Posted November 12, 2009 12:43 AM
Eric Johnson writes:
I guess Szasz has probably seen multiple (more than ten) hospitalized schizophrenics firsthand. Have any other Szaszians? (I have.)
Posted November 12, 2009 12:49 AM
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We are all made of stardust
GSI scientist Dr. Yuri Litvinov has received €2 million from the European Research Council to fund his work in stellar nucleosynthesis. His aim is to understand how the elements within stars are formed. The European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant will allow Litvinov to recruit a six-person research team. Together, the team will spend the next five years carrying out experiments at the GSI ring accelerator to discover how the building blocks of human life are created. Litvinov's work is expected to pave the way for subsequent experiments at the future FAIR accelerator facility, where scientists will be able to produce hundreds of exotic nuclei that are not accessible using current methods.
The European Research Council panel chose Yuri Litvinov's research proposal from among 2,050 competing applications. His research delves into the physics of stars, within which the elements of our periodic table are formed. Exotic nuclei, a by-product of nucleosynthesis, are of particular interest to his work. As these nuclei do not occur naturally anywhere on Earth, they have to be artificially created with the help of accelerators.
In order to create and store exotic nuclei, Litvinov requires a facility like the one at GSI. Scientists use the accelerator facility to produce the nuclei, which they can then store in the experimental storage ring (ESR) for closer inspection. The ESR, which has a circumference of 108 metres, will be complemented by the Cryring storage ring, with a circumference of 54 metres. The Cryring is currently being assembled at GSI. It is an in-kind contribution of FAIR-partner Sweden and will form part of the future FAIR accelerator facility.
Litvinov and his team want to take precise measurements of the nuclei stored in the rings. Their mass, lifespan, and the ways they decay into other particles are all important factors in understanding the role these nuclei play in the nucleosynthesis of stars. To carry out these measurements, the physicist plans to develop new, more sensitive detectors.
Litvinov studied physics in Saint Petersburg and joined GSI as a scientist in 1999. With Prof. Hans Geissel as his thesis supervisor, he obtained a PhD with distinction at Giessen University in 2003. He worked at the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics in Heidelberg for two years from 2009, before earning his post-doctoral qualification at Heidelberg University in 2011. Litvinov has been actively involved in the APPA/SPARC collaboration under the management of Prof. Thomas Stöhlker since 2011. He is responsible for coordinating the ESR experiments, and was appointed head of the SPARC Detectors department in 2012.


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TMC decimates Left in West Bengal, jolts Congress
The Trinamool Congress party swept to power in four of the five civic bodies that went to the polls. It was the last round of elections in the state before the entire nation votes to form the next Lok Sabha in 2014.kolkata Updated: Nov 26, 2013 12:48 IST
The results of the latest round of civic polls held in the state last week revealed on Monday that the ruling Trinamool Congress juggernaut continues to roll in Bengal.
The party swept to power in four of the five civic bodies that went to the polls. It was the last round of elections in the state before the entire nation votes to form the next Lok Sabha in 2014.
The party also won the byelections in 24 of the 29 seats across 23 municipalities that went to the polls with the five civic bodies.
However, the Trinamool's 'green wave' stumbled in Berhampore — the home turf of minister of state for railways and Congress MP Adhir Chowdhury — though it managed to bag 29% of the votes, up from just 2.8% in the 2008 polls.
The Trinamool also won the bypolls in ward numbers 1 and 24 of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation and ward number 13 of Bidhannagar municipality, apart from those in Rajarhat-Gopalpur, Madhyamg ram, Ashoknagar (all three in North 24-Parganas district), Asansol (Bardhaman district), Purulia and some parts of north Bengal.
The ruling party secured emphatic wins in Howrah Municipal Corporation and the municipalities of Krishnanagar, Midnapore and Jhargram towns. Trinamool now controls 118 of the 137 civic bodies in Bengal. The Left Front remains in power in 10 and the Congress in nine municipalities.
"The Trinamool has wrested Jhargram from the Left Front after years. But our main concern was Berhampore. In Berhampore, the district headquarters of Murshidabad, we could win only two seats, but our vote percentage has increased ten times. We hope Murshidabad will fully support us in the near future," Mukul Roy, all India general secretary of the Trinamool, said.
In Howrah, which recorded most incidents of violence on Friday, the polling day, Trinamool won in 41 of the 50 seats.
The Congress came a distant second with just four seats. The CPI(M) and the BJP bagged two seats each. One seat is awaiting a repoll.
In a big surprise for poll-watchers, outgoing mayor Mamata Jaiswal of the CPI( M) was trounced by Geeta Rai, the BJP candidate in Howrah.
The Trinamool won 22 of the 24 seats in Krishnanagar. Both the CPI(M) and the Congress drew a blank there. Two seats were won by Independents.
Sources said that these two were, however, set to close ranks with the Trinamool.
Though the Congress did hold on to Berhampore town, its bastion, the board will have the presence of an opposition for the first time in 15 years: The Congress won 26 of the 28 seats there while the Trinamool bagged two. "The two seats that the Trinamool won were actually the result of personal charisma.
The seats were with the Congress for years. There is also the fact that I was not able to campaign in the two wards because of time constraint resulting from the false cases slapped on me," Adhir Chowdhury, Congress MP, told HT.
In Midnapore, the Trinamool bagged 13 of the 25 seats, while the Congress won six and the CPI(M) five. In Jhargram, a municipality that was with the Left Front for 30 years, the opposition was virtually wiped out.
The Trinamool won 16 of the 17 seats that went to the polls and the Left one. Polling was not held for one seat. A grim-faced Suryakanta Mishra, leader of the opposition in the state assembly and CPI(M) politburo member, squarely blamed "terror" to explain his party's continuing dismal performance.
"Exactly similar incidents of violence were witnessed during the panchayat and other polls. We saw what happened in Howrah on the day of polling and at Halisahar."


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Milan have Stephan El Shaarawy and Robinho leading the way in their head-to-head battle for second place with Udinese.
Only three points separate these teams going into the Stadio Friuli, kick-off at 17.00 UK time.
The Rossoneri have huge problems picking a team, as Zlatan Ibrahimovic begins his three-match ban for slapping Napoli's Salvatore Aronica.
Mark Van Bommel is also suspended, while the injury list includes Christian Abbiati, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Alexandre Pato, Alessandro Nesta, Alberto Aquilani, Gennaro Gattuso, Mario Yepes, Mathieu Flamini, Antonio Cassano, Alexander Merkel and Rodney Strasser.
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We All Fall are back with their second full studio album titled 'Miasmatic'. The five from Madrid are back in full force with 10 tracks of memorable material, three years after their first LP 'Paradise Paradox' was released. We All Fall are a band that certainly put 110% (although mathematically impossible) into every musical venture they move into with an ever growing list of released and accessible material since 2005. This includes: a demo, EP, their first LP, Live album and now a second full LP for all to experience. You can feel the dedication they have as a band when you listen to either 'Paradise Paradox' or 'Miasmatic'.
The album kicks off with 'No Name' a track the spews out emotion and determination with Victor Prieto seemingly screaming for his life in what you feel is a testament to what the band has gone through to get to where they are. The message is clear stand up and fight, you've invested too much to back down. The track has elements of We All Fall's brutal edge and contains some excellent displays of musicianship in terms of tightness and ability. The second track 'Urge' begins with a funky set of opening rhythm from drummer Rodrigo De Lucas which then opens up to another display of We All Fall's darker edge. There is a lot of groove on display as We All Fall alternate from the heavier blasts of tremelo picking and accompanying double kicking to more melodic sections. The melodic parts don't last very long as the band keep the heaviness factor as the focal point.
The third track 'Lies you sell' again has a nice opening, with a groove driven riff that then breaks into a slower, softer approach for the vocals to come in. The song shows as a powerful piece which doesn't focus purely on the driving force that their instruments have, although there are short bursts of thunderous fillers and a more impressive guitar solo than the previous tracks. The song has its moments but certainly wouldn't be a selling point for the album. The fourth track serves as another softer, more melodic approach that includes some elements of dominant growls and backing blasts from the rest of the band but fails to lack a certain punch that We All Fall are more than capable of delivering.
'Mother Night' the fifth serving of the album reclaims the brutality that We All Fall have within them. After the previous two tracks this song makes up for the short sabbatical and provides a redeeming source of head banging content for those metal purists. We All Fall seamlessly weave in and out of the two extremes as 'Riding the Snake' (again a softer approach that includes the odd delivery of thunder) flows into 'Inflexequence' (an instrumental piece) which then leads to 'Descent', another impressive song with a more heavier edge. Each song has its own merits though.
As we near the end of the album 'Into the grey' the ninth track of the album builds towards the climax with some more concentrated moments of blasting rhythm up until around the three minute mark where the track slows down then launches back to life with some potent riffs and extreme metal themes. The last track 'Miasmatic' brings a different edge as the band are playing instrumentally with many various samples being layered over the top. People screaming, police sirens etc. are the filler until around three minutes where the track breaks off and for a while there is silence until some clean guitars come in to finish off the album. An atmospheric ending to what has proved to be quite an atmospheric album.
The album overall has some great moments although at some rare but noticeable points throughout the album Victor Prieto sounds like a Spanish James Hetfield which is slightly off putting but he also has an extremely ferocious guttural cry that he can unleash without warning. This kind of sums up the album, moments of greatness and then other moments that are more lulling and not as forceful as they could be. There is still a lot of good things going on here and We All Fall and 'Miasmatic' definitely deserve a listen and your own interpretation.
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Nick Dranias - Article V and a Balanced Budget Amendment
Date: Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Time: 12:00 - 1:30 PM
Room/Location: Drinko 348
Sponsor(s): Federalist Society
Contact: Joshowa Yost
Please join the Federalist Society as we host Nick Dranias from the Goldwater Institute for a discussion on Article V and a balanced budget amendment.
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Kings-Predators PreviewNHL.com @NHL
GAME: Los Angeles Kings (15-6-1) at Nashville Predators (13-3-3).
TIME: Thursday, 8 p.m. EST.
The Los Angeles Kings already had one of the most potent offenses in the NHL before two of their key offensive weapons returned from injury.
With Luc Robitaille and Derek Armstrong back in the lineup, the first-place Kings seek their fourth straight win as they visit the Nashville Predators.
Robitaille was activated from injured reserve after missing nine games because of a broken bone in his lower right leg and played in Los Angeles' 6-3 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday. Armstrong also returned after missing five games with a groin injury.
Both spent fewer than nine minutes on the ice and neither recorded a point. Both have been key contributors this season with Robitaille totaling four goals and three assists in 12 games and Armstrong adding two goals and eight assists in 12 contests.
Joseph Corvo had his first career two-goal game and Pavol Demitra matched his career-high with four assists, leading the Kings to their sixth win in eight games. Los Angeles is second in the Western Conference and third in the NHL with 84 goals scored.
Demitra has three goals and 11 assists in his last five games.
"You always have extra energy when you come in and play against the team you played for," Demitra said. "I was nervous a little bit at the start of the game and especially at the start of the day, but when the game began I just felt great."
The Predators won for the fifth time in six games on Wednesday, beating the lowly Columbus Blue Jackets 4-2.
Jeremy Stevenson, Dan Hamhuis, David Legwand and Scott Hartnell scored for Nashville, which snapped a five-game road losing skid in the finale of a two-game trip.
"We wanted this one going home," said backup goalie Chris Mason, who made 35 saves. "We played them well."
The Predators have won four straight and nine of 10 home games. Only Calgary (10) has more home wins than Nashville.
STANDINGS (through Nov. 23): Kings - 31 points, 1st place, Pacific Division. Predators - 29 points, 2nd place, 5 PB, Central Division.
TEAM LEADERS: Kings - Alexander Frolov, 12 goals; Demitra, 22 assists and 33 points; Sean Avery, 69 PIM. Predators - Steve Sullivan, 8 goals; Paul Kariya and Kimmo Timonen, 12 assists; Kariya, 19 points; Stevenson, 50 PIM.
SPECIAL TEAMS (through Nov. 23): Kings - Power play: 17.6 percent (25 for 142), 18th in NHL. Penalty killing: 85.4 percent (117 for 137), 5th. Predators - Power play: 19 percent (23 for 121), 12th. Penalty killing: 85.7 percent (108 for 126), 3rd.
GOALTENDERS: Kings - Mathieu Garon (7-4-0, 3.04 GAA); Jason LaBarbera (8-2-1, 2.44). Predators - Tomas Vokoun (11-3-2, 2.53); Mason (2-0-1, 2.89).
SEASON SERIES: Tied, 1-1.
LAST MEETING: Nov. 15; Predators, 3-2. At Nashville, Tenn., Jeff Cowan scored the eventual game-winner for the Predators, who ended a seven-game winless streak against the Kings.
ROAD/HOME RECORDS: Kings - 6-3-1 on the road; Predators - 9-1-0 at home.
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After 50 years of isolation the south of Myanmar is opening up slowly. There are plenty of places and beaches to discover. The lively capital Dawei and the fishing town Myeik haven't changed much since the countries opening. Discover Myeik, which is one of the biggest fishing towns in Myanmar. Enjoy cruising to the mergui archipelago for snokeling. Overland drive to Dawei, the capital in the south of the Myanmar, also known as Tavoy. One of the first cities, where the English settled after the 1st Anglo-Burmese in 1826. The town has a long lasting history and picturesque buildings from the colonial times. Explore Dawei and its famous beach Maung Ma Gan.


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CHICOPEE, Mass. (Mass Appeal) – We all remember to lock up our cars and houses and make sure that our kids don't stay out too late, but when it comes to our online privacy, we tend to get a little forgetful. David Ryan Polgar a tech expert and advocate with CyberWise.org joined us in studio 1A with some online safety tips.
Online Safety Tips
1. Create a strong password: It can be incredibly annoying to keep track of multiple complicated passwords, but it is a necessary evil today. In addition, you should not use the same password across multiple sites.
2. Keep your privates, private: smartphones have made it incredibly easy to capture pictures and video, but also incredibly easy to spread online. If a picture is taken, it has a chance to be spread. "Disappearing" services like Snapchat are not fool-proof, as an end-user may take a screen shot.
3. Open Dialogue with Families: new apps can pop up seemingly overnight, much to the frustration of parents. Parents should have an open dialogue with their children to fully understand and appreciate their tech use. Many social networks also have age restrictions that parents should be aware of.
4. Be mindful of imposters: It is incredibly easy for someone to establish a false identity. Children and adults should be alert when relaying personal information.


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A Bozeman man's 3-minute video of hundreds of elk hopping a fence and crossing a road east of Bozeman – and the perseverance of one straggler to keep up with the group – is an online hit.
The videographer, Austin Stonnell, 19, is from Camano Island.
"I was very surprised," Stonnell told the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. "I mean, it's a video about elk."
Stonnell was coming home from work when he spotted the herd of elk in a field where there are usually cows, he said.
"I quickly got into my house, grabbed my camera and came back," he said.
Hundreds of animals cleared the fence and continued on into a snowy field within the first minute, but the final elk makes several unsuccessful efforts to hop over and walk through the fence.
The straggler walks up and down the fence line and finally backs up and gets a running start before clearing the barrier and joining the herd, including three that appeared to stay back and wait.
Stonnell said he posted the video on Facebook and when it got 15 "likes" he thought: "might as well put it on YouTube." He uploaded his video titled "Massive herd of elk in Montana" on March 27. It had more than 1.3 million hits by Wednesday.
Stonnell is from Camano Island and is living in Bozeman to gain residency so he can pursue a chemical engineering degree at Montana State University.


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Fisher-Price Roaring Rainforest Jumperoo £45 Using Code @ Amazon
The Fisher-Price Jumperoo has quickly become a must-have purchase for babies, so we're always on the lookout for great offers on them. Amazon have reduced the price of the new Roaring Rainforest Jumperoo down from the RRP of £119.99 to just £60, but Prime members can get another £15 off!
Just add the code BABYGC16 at the checkout and the price will drop to £45 with free delivery! That's the lowest price we have ever seen!
If you don't have Amazon Prime you can get a FREE 30 Day Trial here*, use the code straight away, and if you don't want to continue with your Prime membership just cancel before your trial is up.
In case you haven't come across the Jumperoo before it's a unique type of baby bouncer where your baby is sat up supported and can bounce themselves up and down by pushing with their toes to jump. Bounces are rewarded with sound effect, lights and music, and they can also be activated with the fun and stimulating toys that are around the toy. The seat swivels round so that baby can reach all the toys, and the fabric seat is removable and can be machine washed for easy cleaning.
They're safe, can be used from around three months of age when baby can hold their head up, and the height adjust so it can grow with your child. And babies love them! Just ask any parent who's had one of these amazing toys.
I had the earlier version of this toy for my eldest child, it was passed on to my youngest and then I sold it for £50 so they really hold their value well!
Amazon prices can change at any time, but that voucher code for £15 off when you spend £60 on Baby* is valid until 31st December and is one use per customer.
You can find that Amazon voucher code plus lots more over in our voucher section.
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39 comments
- Amanda P.
Got one thanks!!!! X
- Laura D.
best thing ever lol
- Cheryl M.
these are a God send. Xx
- Jasmine L.
Proper cute!xxx
- Lynne B.
, little man will be needing one of these soon enough ;) x
- Lisa D.
Ooh, I want! Not letting me do the amazon prime free trial thing tho, as I think I've done it before. Wondering whether to order one anyway tho. Seems a good discount xx
- Helen R.
- Lyndsey R.
Bargain! I have one from when Lucy was small but can highly recommend them!
- Layla M.
this is what I was talking about ages ago!!!
- Lisa K.
Oooh organised ppl haha seriously the best £100 we spent
- Kirsty B.
I've heard these are really good! Good price 2! Xx
- Amy C.
Thanks hun..had a voucher too so only paid £22
- Laura S.
- Donna K.
Got 1 :)
- Kayley N.
Iv pre ordered the nemo 1 lol xxx
- Zoe C.
, this is an unbelievable price
- Angie G.
I think I have one sorted for when is needed but thank you xx
- Nikki M.
This is a good offer im guna get one!
- Sarah L.
Oh i love that!!!! Lil sausage will too
- Natalie M.
That's a good price
- Michaela T.
Yeah love it x
- Michaela T.
Woo :)) x
- Clare G.
- what a bargain! Just bought one X
- Becca J.
this is the one I've got, this is s great price it's normally double that xx
- Hayley M.
Going to get one xxx
- Zoe B.
. These are so worth the money. X
- Donna G.
That would take up half my living room lol x
- Maire M.
Love it thanks. Using the code and a voucher I had I was able to get this for £25!!!!
- Abigail R.
I just ordered it!!! Your my favourite person ever right now!! Thank you x
- Laura H.
Just got it thanks Hun x
- Natalie R.
Bargain.....I've already got one x
- Beth P.
The code isn't working to get 15 knocked off
- Amy E.
Too good to miss at this price, they're brill zach had one and he loved it xx
- Natalie R.
Defo bargain,they weren't out wen I had boys lol x
- Allana H.
Fab il have a nosey xx
- Danielle R.
That is good isn't it!! I have been eyeing up the finding dorey one but this is quite a bit cheaper! Xx
- Gabby D.
oh really I'm tempted but it's just where to put it x
- Jess G.
Thanks for the heads up. Have just ordered it
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They are usually around £90 brand new


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JONATHAN SCHELL, THE FATE OF THE EARTH, Jonathan Cape, London, 1982, pp 244.
THE BLURBS on the book cover were superlative and induced scepticism: "The new Bible of our time, the White Paper of our age", said Dr Helen Coldicott. "Simply the most original and searching work yet produced on the meaning of the nuclear arms race, and a huge reinforcement of the forces of sanity", claimed the Guardian. With apprehensions of a new pop-prophet, or cult guru being thrust upon the unwary reader, I opened the book. This after all is the age without epic heroes, I thought, and the media bravely attempt to plug the gap every six months or so by synthetically manufactured fame or notoriety.
By the end of the first chapter the doubts evaporated. Written in the white heat of sincerity the book has solidity combined with a sense of lyricism, which is compelling. The reader is plunged into nuclear reality and forced to confront it head-on. No more the averted glance, the studied evasions, the anaesthesia of jargon! What would happen to you, to me, to our neighbours, to our country and to the world if a nuclear war broke out? Does each of us not have any moral resposibility to transcend this situation, to evolve modes of thought, life, political and social organisations appropriate for the nuclear age? These and other questions are tackled by the author honestly without recourse to either glibness or cleverness.
All of us are generally aware of the existence of nuclear weapons and of the fact their use in war would mean universal destruction. Yet for the last so many years, as nuclear weapons multiplied, none of us grappled with the implications of living in the nuclear age. Schell attempts to analyse this paradox, this numbing insensitivity of mankind to the dangers of nuclear weapons for so many years. Schell in this book and the peace movement in the West have succeeded in shaking man out of his comfortable unconcern about nuclear reality. To a large extent this somnolescence for nearly two decades is a reflection of the power of the modern media and the congruence in the world view projected by it and the needs of the ruling establishment which continues to manufacture and stockpile nuclear weapons. To add a tinge of madness to the nuclear arms race, the U S and NATO establishments are toying with the idea of a "winnable" and "limited" nuclear war. Jonathan SchelPs Fate of the Earth is a


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SAN ANTONIO — CPS energy has announced that there is a power outage on the Northeast Side Monday morning, but expect power to be restored between 9:15 to 9:30 a.m., according to their website.
The outage is centered in an area just south of Loop 1604, and extending from nearly U.S. 281 on the west to Interstate 35 on the east, including the 78247 ZIP code. CPS estimated 2,658 customers were affected, but said crews are working to restore power.
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Here we graph the weather with help from the weather channel website
Computers & Internet, Science
Title – Graphing Changes in Weather
By – Nancy Zeigler
Primary Subject – Science
Secondary Subjects – Computers / Internet
Grade Level – K-2
Concept – Earth Science
Percept – Weather
SC State Standards: Earth Science: Changes in weather daily. (III.B.1)
Objective: Following a brief class discussion, instruction, and modeling by the teacher, the student will be able to investigate the weather forecasts for three days, and mark a graph showing current temperature and changes in weather with 75% accuracy as assessed with the completed graph.
Materials/Equipment: Computers, Internet access, graph**, stickers, pencils, white board and markers
** Make a simple graph with a place for the student's name at the top. Leave a space just under the name for the current temperature. The graph should have a column for each of the following: sunny, cloudy, rainy (or snowy). The graph should also have three rows labeled for each of the three days.
Vocabulary words: Weather, Internet, click, zip code, Weather Channel website, temperature
Accommodations for Diversity: Be prepared to provide extra help as needed; use K-5 assistant to help with students; ask for a parent volunteer to help in computer lab.
Set: Recall with students that we have been tracking the weather in our classroom. Ask them to describe what weather is. Tell them that for the next week or so we will be talking about our tracking and the changes in weather over time. Tell them that today we will go to the computer lab to look at the Weather Channel's website.
Explanation: Talk about the vocabulary words, describing each word with help from the students. Show the students a printed page from the Weather Channel's website. Describe how one might use the website. Tell students that we will use the website today to look up the weather for our zip code. We will look at what the weather is today and the projected weather for tomorrow and the next day. Each student will have a graph and some stickers. They will place a sticker in the column(s) matching what the weather will be. They will also write in the space provided the numerals representing the temperature for present time.
Guided Practice: The class will work in the computer lab together doing the activity explained above. The teacher and teaching assistant will move about the room to help students with any difficulties.
Hands-on Activity: The computer lab activity is the hands-on activity.
Enrichment: Look at "Hour by Hour" weather to see changes in weather.
Early Finishers: Return to classroom with parent volunteer and look at books on the weather.
Closure: Ask for observations from the hands-on activity. Talk about the changes that we all notice in the weather. Tell students that we will be talking more about this and how the changes effect them, animals, and plants.
Assessment: The graph will be used for assessment. The teacher will look for correct placement of stickers and the temperature written in the correct place on the graph form.
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We had a really great summer. This post has several of the highlights and I tried to keep up with posting our adventures as they were happening, but as you all know, its been a month since my last post…
I'm actually glad I was able to step away from this space and really be with my kids this summer.
A lot of changes have taken place in all of us. Some are visible but most of them are not.
It's amazing how much we change and grow with each season.
We've been to picnics, back to school events, homeschool co-op meet and greet, friends and family day at our church, hiked old and new trails, and watched countless sunsets.
I was hoping things would slow down after August, but they haven't – not sure what I was thinking there!
I have some new and exciting small businesses to share with you over the next two months.
Fall doesn't look like it's going to be less busy at all… bonfires, more hikes, girl scouts, apple picking, and I'm excited to see if this fall will be as pretty as last years.


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Carol Ann Duffy
As poet laureate, Duffy has produced urgent, impressive work, but it's her personal poetry, exemplified in 2005's Rapture, which charts the swell and crumble of a flaming affair, that sings. "Falling in love/ is glamorous hell," runs You, "the crouched, parched heart/ like a tiger ready to kill; a flame's fierce licks under the skin./ Into my life, larger than life, beautiful, you strolled in."
Don Paterson
There's a heavenly fluency to Paterson's poetry; his poems to his children, in particular, are astonishing. "Whatever the difference is," opens Waking With Russell, "it all began/ the day we woke up face-to-face like lovers/ and his four-day-old smile dawned on him again . . ." He fuses feeling and language so weightlessly that, reading, your heart swells.
Simon Armitage
Over a 25-year career, Armitage's poems have charted every mood – rollicking, sober, transcendent – but their defining characteristic remains their punchy contemporaneity. "And if it snowed and snow covered the drive," begins the sonnet Poem, "he took a spade and tossed it to one side./ And always tucked his daughter up at night/ And slippered her the one time that she lied."
Alice Oswald
The UK's finest living nature poet, Oswald's rich, booklength poem on the river Dart deservedly won the 2002 TS Eliot prize. Her latest work, Weeds and Wildflowers, takes the odd, evocative common names of plants and conjures their characters. Thrift, for example, is "Born by the sea./ Used to its no-hope moan./ Forty or thereabouts./ Lives alone"
Craig Raine
Nowadays a respected critic and editor, in the late-70s Raine championed Martian poetry, which aimed to reconnect us with the familiar by making it strange again. In A Martian Sends a Postcard Home, books are imagined as "mechanical birds with many wings ... I have never seen one fly, but/ sometimes they perch on the hand."
Geoffrey Hill
Hill is widely regarded as one of the finest, toughest poets writing today. His poems, such as his elegy for anonymous Holocaust victims September Song ("As estimated, you died./ Things marched, sufficient, to that end"), are complex and morally gnarly. He has always argued for the seriousness of poetry: after the election's unedifying hoopla, this may stand him in good stead.
Jo Shapcott
Shapcott's considers the world aslant through her poetry, bringing wonder and freshness to her subjects. Science, or the places where poetry and science touch, have inspired some of her best work - the glorious Love in the Lab, for example, where two technicians fall for each other and realise "the state of molecules/ was not humdrum."
Sean O'Brien
The most garlanded poet of his generation, O'Brien is best-known for his visionary rendering of north-east England's wide-open countryside, crumbling industry and deep, dark water. In Fantasia on a Theme of James Wright, he dreams of what the miners left behind: "guttering cap-lamps bound up in the roots/ Where the coal is beginning again".


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Ashanti Lodge Backpackers Gardens
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Ashanti Lodge Backpackers Gardens
About the Hotel
Property Location
A stay at Ashanti Lodge Backpackers Gardens places you in the heart of Cape Town, minutes from Cape Town Medi Clinic and close to Table Mountain. This hostel is within close proximity of De Waal Park and Cape Town Holocaust Centre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 21 guestrooms. Conveniences include safes and ceiling fans, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor pool. This hostel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Ashanti Lodge Backpackers Gardens. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. A complimentary continental breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A shuttle from the hotel to the airport is provided for a surcharge (available on request).
Hotel Facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Garden
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 1866
- ATM/banking
- Total number of rooms - 21
- Restaurant
- Pool sun loungers
- Airport transportation
- Luggage storage
- Outdoor tennis courts - 8
- Number of floors - 2
- Picnic area
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Billiards or pool table
- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
- Pool umbrellas
- Television in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free WiFi
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Outdoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
Room Facilities
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Ceiling fan
- Linens provided
- Heating
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Hotel Policy
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- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: ZAR 250 per vehicle
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
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NPR Cello Project
For more than 10 years, All Things Considered (ATC) used several recordings I produced as musical "bumpers" during the show. The short story is that Richard Aaron, then cello professor at the Cleveland Institute of Music found out that I worked at the local NPR station (WCPN). Richard came up to me one day and mentioned that he had a dream where the ATC themesong was being performed on all cellos. As an audio engineering major, I had the wherewithal to make this happen, and so we asked Donald Erb the head of the composition department to have his students compose variations on the ATC theme. Seven students completed the task and we recorded the results and sent them to my contact at NPR headquarters. About a week later the network started using these recordings on the air, and continued to do so for quite some time. This recording is one I made of the same themesong variations performed live during a master class.
My sincere apologies that I don't have a records of the cellists who played in this recital. (If you have the program for this, please write me)
Variations Composed By: (in no particular order)
Wataru Hokoyama – Congracellations
Brooke Joyce – Weird NPR / NPR Mix
Matthew Wenner – NPR Music
Abe Libbos – Four for Cellos
Ryan Beard – All Things Considered


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Kyle Orton, Chris Simms will compete for Denver Broncos' QB job
Coach Josh McDaniels says Kyle Orton and Chris Simms will have to earn the right to replace Jay Cutler, who was traded to Chicago last weekend.
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Hey, my name is Kevin, I've been playing WoW since around 3 AM of the first day the game came out. I've raided pretty much everything up until Thaddius in Naxx pre-TBC, and everything up to SWP in TBC. Whenever I play a class, I like to try to be as much of an expert on that class as I can be, and collect gear for and participate in everything (PvP, every spec) that I can. I tend to always play "hybrids" for some reason (I have 2 70 warriors, a gnome and an orc, an orc shaman up to 60 pre-TBC, and this priest), I guess so that I have more different playstyles to try without having to reroll from scratch.
After alternating between going to college for a semester or two and working for a 6 months to a year at a time, I finally decided that I really need to just finish my degree and get on with my life.
Anyway, I've read the rules, and you guys seem like nice, professional raiders, and tonight I enjoyed playing with you, so I hope you keep me around.


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.....With continued resistance in Iraq, a deadline date of 30 Jun for handover to America's puppet Governing Council...no way things will be sorted out by then, is the plan to go from one country to the next? Is the plan to take on the entire Middle East, bombing, killing, invading and occupying every country that opposes the US? Good luck, you're going to need it.
.....No sir, I'd rather see Hussin back in power killing his 300,000 Iraqis than to see one more American soldier killed to satisfy President Bush's persona agenda in the Middle East...D'
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Well, that's just sad...
- HR on Apr 18, 2004, 12:17 PM
He has a bone...
- Octopus on Apr 18, 2004, 12:53 PM
I believe President Bush misled the untir planet...
- D'Artagnon77 on Apr 18, 2004, 1:22 PM
How incredibly silly!
- Octopus on Apr 18, 2004, 6:00 PM
Theres that lisp again.
- smike on Apr 18, 2004, 7:05 PM
Ignorance is Blix....
- Octopus on Apr 19, 2004, 8:31 AM
he proved Bush wrong before the 1st chicken little was hatched.
- smike on Apr 19, 2004, 9:16 AM
Phew!!! For a second there...
- D'Artagnon77 on Apr 18, 2004, 7:56 PM
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