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1. What information do we collect about you?
1.1 We may collect and process the following data about you ("your information"):
1.1.1 contact details including your name, address, email address and telephone number;
1.1.2 information you provide when participating in specific YouGov polls, panels or other forms of YouGov research such as YouGov Pulse. Participation in such panels, activities and polls is completely voluntary and some such activities may involve you providing sensitive personal data including information about your political opinions, religious beliefs, physical or mental health and/or criminal convictions;
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1.1.4 information you provide relating to your opinions, attitudes, experiences and use of certain products or services; and
1.1.5 your bank account details (if you win a prize draw or are entitled to receive an incentive from us).
1.2 We may collect your information via the following methods:
1.2.1 information that you submit online via our site by registering with the YouGov Panel or participating in YouGov activities or polls;
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1.2.3 details of your visits to our site (and third party websites which link to our site) and the resources that you access (which may include, amongst other things: traffic data and communication data);
1.2.4 information you post on our site;
1.2.5 details of transactions you carry out or orders you place through our site; and
1.2.6 information you provide to us via social media or through your social media feed.
We are aware that your information may be confidential and we will protect the confidentiality of your information in accordance with our normal procedures and legal requirements. We will not use it for any purposes other than those set out in this policy.
1.3 We take it that all personal data provided by you is accurate and complete, and that none of it is misleading or out of date. You will promptly update us in the event of any change to your personal data.
1.4 We will process your information in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act 1998, the UK Market Research Society Code of Conduct, and other laws that may be applicable.
2. How will we use your information?
2.1 We use your information in the following ways:
2.1.1 to provide services to our clients (please also see section below headed "Who do we share your information with");
2.1.2 to analyse the data for research purposes and to incorporate it into our databases for general research and analysis purposes;
2.1.3 to ensure that our site's content is presented as effectively as possible for you;
2.1.4 to deal with any complaints, queries or technical problems you experience;
2.1.5 for our internal purposes, such as quality control, site performance, system administration and to evaluate use of our site and its efficiency, so that we can provide you with enhanced services and a better experience;
2.1.6 to notify you about changes to our services or changes which may affect your participation in YouGov activities;
2.1.7 to provide you with information, research products or services that you request from us, or which we feel may interest you;
2.1.8 to provide you with YouGov research results;
2.1.9 to create reports to assist with future marketing;
2.1.10 to send you invitations to take part in our surveys, polls or activities and to update you on issues relating to those activities;
2.1.11 to notify you if you win one of our prize draws (this information will also be published on our site); and
2.1.12 to enable us to issue prizes, payments or rewards to you.
2.2 We may monitor your use of our site and record your email address and/or IP address, operating system and browser type, for system administration. This is statistical information about our users' browsing actions and patterns and does not identify any individual.
2.3 We only keep your information for as long as is necessary.
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3.1 We may use "cookies" to collect the information referred to and track your use of our site.
3.2 A cookie is a text file containing a small amount of information that is sent to your browser when you visit a website. The cookie is then sent back to the originating website on each subsequent visit, or to another website that recognises it.
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6.2.2 who we provide services to so that they can benefit from the services we provide. Whilst we will, where possible, take steps to ensure that you cannot be identified from that information, as we cannot ever fully understand what information our clients may already hold about you, it may be that they can link the anonymous information that we provide, to other information which then enables them to identify you. By way of example:
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8.1.1 Due to the nature of our activities and our need to take a snapshot of views and opinions at a particular moment in time, it is not possible to amend any responses to surveys, focus groups, online forum, YouGov online, YouGov Pulse or tweets which you make (where you have provided your username).
8.1.2 If you have a complaint about how we have used your information, you have the right to complain to the Personal Data Protection Commission of Malaysia.
8.2 In addition, you also have the right, by notice in writing, to inform us on your withdrawal (in full or in part) of your consent given previously to us subject to any applicable legal restrictions, contractual conditions and a reasonable duration of time for the withdrawal of consent to be effected. However, your withdrawal of consent may result in certain consequences arising from such withdrawal. In this regard, depending on the extent of your withdrawal of consent for us to process your personal data, it may mean that we will not be able to continue with your existing relationship with us or the contract that you have with us will have to be terminated.
9. How to Contact us
9.1. If you have any questions or concerns about cookies, data protection matters, or your privacy when using this Site, please contact us at:
Contact Position: David Chua, Panel Manager, YouGov Asia Pacific
Email address: email@example.com
Mailing address: YouGov Malaysia, 33-1, Level 1, Jalan 4/93, Taman Miharja, Cheras, 55200, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
10. Languages
10.1. This privacy policy been drafted in the English language. In the event of any inconsistency between the English version of this privacy policy and any translation thereof, the English version shall prevail.
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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Millions of Israelis this past weekend joyously celebrated the 64th anniversary of their nation's miraculous rebirth by attending picnics and public festivals. Unfortunately for some, the festivities were marred by violence.
Tzipi Shukrun and her extended family tried to mark Independence Day with a picnic in the Valley of Ben Hinnom just outside the walls of Jerusalem's Old City. But a gang of Arab youths from the nearby neighborhood of Abu Tor were determined to ruin the gathering.
Tzipi Shukrun told Israel's Maariv newspaper that the young male assailants attacked her family with iron bars, whips and knives, yelling at them to leave the area. Two of Cohen's brothers and a third unidentified family member were wounded and required hospitalization.
One of the wounded brothers, Yonatan Shukrun, recounted the incident for Israel's Ynet news portal. "Eight Arabs, aged 15 to 22, arrived just as we were preparing to leave. At some point they approached us and tried to reach the little kids – aged two, eight and 10," said Yonatan. "When we tried to stop them, they took out a whip and a knife and began hitting us. I was struck with a club. We managed to protect the women and children, but it wasn't easy."
Police later arrested four suspects in connection to the attack.
At around the same time, an 11-year-old Jewish boy was injured when Arab stone-throwers attacked his family at the Lion's Gate on the other side of the Old City.
Late Thursday night, again in Jerusalem's Old City, two Arab youths assaulted an Orthodox Jewish man.
In related news, thousands of Arabs participated in a march in northern Israel on Thursday to protest Israel's rebirth as a "catastrophe" for their own community.
Arab members of Israel's Knesset sought to fuel that fire. Arab lawmakers Jamal Zahalka (Balad) and Ahmed Tibi (United Arab List) took part in anti-Israel demonstrations on Independence Day, apparently oblivious to the fact that their position in Israeli society belies their claims of "Zionist apartheid and oppression."
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Joey Bada$$ Talks Being The Creative Director At Ecko & Tours His Clothing Designs
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A mate of mine who lives in ripon invited me to this small play park near to where he lives, not expecting much we set off, me in the fronty, him in a suzuki jimny, and when we turned up, i was greeted with this!
fairly tame for most people but this been my first attempt at off roading, it was good enough! Alas, we got too it
Was epic fun! i had no idea how tough these little trucks where! it grounded out, smacked the diff, hit trees and had rocks thrown at it, yet it powered up almost everything i pointed it at, ploughed through water and made it over terrain i wouldnt dare walk over! let alone drive over!! the truck deffinately humoured my complete lack of off roading knowledge and made it over more than my friends jimny! (though to be fair, the suzuki was on road tyres)
got a couple of videos too!
Casualties include both indicator side repeaters, one of the rear wheels looks slighty odd (possibly a broken spring) the locking wheel hubs keep ticking their arses off and the passengers window fell into the door lol oh and a ton of paintwork damage!
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DOT - Safety Plans, Videos & Training
We recommend the following OSHA safety plans, videos, and training programs to help make your company compliant with the required OSHA Government standards for DOT Safety.
Complete OSHA Safety Training Program Library - Includes 79 Editable Courses
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DOT In-Depth HAZMAT Security Training Video
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DOT Security Awareness Online Safety Training for OSHA Compliance
DOT Shippers Training Online for OSHA Compliance
DOT Transporters Online Safety Training for OSHA Compliance
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DOT Safety Plans, Videos and Training for OSHA and NIOSH Compliance
Satisfying the the standards of the DOT "Department Of Transportation" Can be challenging, on both a state and Federal level. This training offers compliance in general training. It encompasses hazmat safety training, including the new pictograms for identifying hazardous materials on board, It also includes Security awareness which has become a major issue since the "911" event. Our DOT training also includes compliance training for your shippers. In recent years there has also been a sharper focus on Drug and alcohol abuse at the DOT level. This training will save your company money by reducing accidents, which we all know and realize that the espense of an accident hurts the entire company economically, including it's ability to be insured. That's the business side of it. The Human side of poor training is even more devastating including loss of life to individuals and families.


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Its always a good time to BOOST THE BUDGET
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Its always a good time to BOOST THE BUDGET
What is Boost the Budget?'Be involved in helping Gary build a team to challenge for promotion to the Football League'
Boost the Budget is a fundraising scheme where supporters have the opportunity to contribute directly to Gary's playing budget. All money raised will be used solely to support the Manager's playing budget by providing extra funds to support players' contracts, loan-signings or transfer fees.
If only 250 supporters contributed £10 a month, we would reach the initial target of £20,000 – potentially the difference between a good and a great season.
Members will also be entered into a regular prize draw with fantastic prizes on offer.
How can I join?
Payment can be monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually. We'd really much prefer that to be made by Standing Order form or by picking up a form at the Football Club, straight into our dedicated Barclays account for BTB (20-45-45, 80448699).
Cheques (made payable to "Boost The Budget") / cash and electronic payments are also much appreciated but please let us have your contact details, including email, so that we can contact you.
If you just can't afford £10 a month, then Cash for Shots is another great way to help Boost the Budget.
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Erno Laszlo - The hollywood collection / 5 sachets
Burberry Beauty - Miniature Lip Cover Rosewood
Clarins - Extra Firming Body Cream
This months is a brilliant box, I haven't been excited about the last couple of boxes so it was a nice surprise when the postman delivered this one an hour ago, I tore that box open! It's nice to see a proper sample sized perfume that actually smells nice, and not the horrible plastic tubes. The miniature Burberry lipstick is a nice addition, initially the shade looked too dark for my liking, but when applied is a nice 'my lips but better' colour. The Ojon serum is great to see in there, as I have loved every single Ojon product I have tried in the past. The skincare sachets will be interesting to try and the generous sample sized body moisturiser will make a great addition to my handbag.
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Firetalk now offers free calling directly from your Android or iOS Phone
NEW YORK, Dec. 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Paltalk, the largest provider of live video chat communities, has released the latest version of its free VoIP and text app, Firetalk, for Android. Already compatible with iOS 4.0 or later, iPod Touch and iPads, Firetalk, Paltalk's free VoIP & text app, eliminates the need to pay for any mobile and long distance calls or texts on Android phones. Now anyone using this app can enjoy free calls to any other Firetalk user worldwide and low cost calls to any landline or cell phone in the world.
Firetalk is an easy-to-use, free VoIP application that extends Paltalk's communication offering, enabling real time interactions in a cost efficient way. In addition, Firetalk allows users to make low cost calls to other landlines and cell phones worldwide at prices equal to or lower than Skype in many cases.
"Android is the fastest growing platform for mobile phones in the world. We're addressing a huge need and market size with the release of Firetalk. Now millions of people have an easy to use calling app that gives them access to their global network, for free. This release is just the beginning for this App and the Firetalk brand," said Wilson Kreigel , President and COO of Paltalk.
Additional information on Firetalk as well as access to the free app can be found at http://www.firetalk.com
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Paltalk is a leading provider of video communications solutions, with more than 150 million registered users and nearly 10 million unique users around the world. Paltalk is available on PC, mobile and, soon, tablet devices for consumers and businesses. The Paltalk platform powers the largest collection of video-based communities anywhere with hundreds of thousands of conversations taking place simultaneously. Paltalk, which specializes in "one to many" communications, offers a family of services that include video chat, VoIP and text messaging. Paltalk has a long history of technical innovation and owns 16 patents that cover core technology related to multiplayer online video games and video conferencing.
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NASA has an immediate need for a LAMP Developer in Greenbelt, MD. This position will be responsible for the back-end development and on-going maintenance of the websites. This includes designing, building, and implementing the architecture for the websites, integrating sites with back-end applications, migrating legacy applications to the Web, and performing day-to-day administration.
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I realize that many of you don't care. The news of Kate Middleton's pregnancy is only a few days old and you're already exhausted by the royal baby mania. Heck, you were done with it all as soon as the royal wedding was announced and stories speculating which designer made Middleton's wedding dress became national news.
But for those of you who find Kate's grace, poise, elegance and every-day-girl beauty to be a breath of fresh air (hey, she's a much better role model than many of the celebs out there), I bring you this blog post offering up a dozen royal baby name suggestions for the parents to be. You see, Kate and Wills aren't just naming a baby. They're choosing a very special moniker for a future king or queen.
Here are 12 suggestions from Nameberry.com, a site dedicated to helping parents pick the best names for their babies.
- Albert or Alfred – Two similar names with positive royal histories, Albert was the beloved consort of Queen Victoria while Alfred was Alfred the Great, the 9th century Anglo-Saxon king who defended England against the Danish invasion. While Alfred has the edge on royal stature, it gets demerits as a trendy favorite, thanks to the character Alfie on the popular show The Eastenders.
- Alice —The name of Queen Victoria's second daughter, the princess who shocked her mother by breastfeeding her baby. Alice is a sweet and pretty classic that is currently considered ultra-stylish in Britain, where it's in the Top 50.
- Arthur – Arthur is one of our two boy favorites for the royal child, with a legendary history as well as contemporary fashion status. In addition to leading the Knights of the Round Table, there are many notable Arthurs in literature (Miller, Conan Doyle), science (Clarke), and sports (Ashe). Queen Victoria had a son named Arthur.
- Caroline – With the Duchess's mother named Carole and Prince William's father Charles, the royal Caroline would be a logical choice. Although the most recent Queen Caroline was the object of scandal, the strong family connections may transcend its history.
- Charlotte —Like Caroline, Charlotte is a feminization of Charles, a perfect choice for a future queen. Charlotte was the cultivated wife of George III, who also had a daughter named Charlotte. This elegant royal name is appealing to a wide range of parents today because it sounds feminine yet grownup, sophisticated yet lush. With Victoria, our top choice for a royal princess.
- Eleanor – The powerful Eleanor of Aquitaine was the wife of Britain's King Henry II, with whom she had eight children including a daughter named Eleanor. Not without controversy, she is nevertheless a strong female historical figure whose image is appropriate for modern times.
- Frederick—Since Freddie is a currently popular nickname name in the UK, a little Prince Freddie would go down very well. The name Frederick has been dotted throughout British royal history—it was given to the son of George III—and so sounds properly regal in its full form.
- George – The frontrunner for a royal boy name, George was the name of Queen Elizabeth's beloved grandfather, the king who led Britain through World War I. The meaning of George is the humble "farmer."
- Leopold—One of the sons of Queen Victoria, Prince Leopold was named after a favorite uncle of hers. Though it sounds a bit stiff and Germanic, it is one path to the popular short form Leo.
- Matilda – An outlier choice, Matilda has an ancient royal history and also is a nod toward Australia. The related Maud, another long-shot possibility, was the name of the youngest daughter of King Edward VII, and granddaughter of Queen Victoria who went on to become Queen of Norway.
- Philip – Philip is the name of the baby's great-grandfather, wife of the reigning queen. While Philip, which means "lover of horses," is a dark horse candidate for first name, it's a likely choice for one of the baby's three middle names.
- Victoria – One of the most likely choices for a girl, Victoria is the name of one of the most famous queens in British history, who ruled through most of the 19th century. While embodying history and strength, the name continues to feel contemporary. But don't look for her to be nicknamed Tori.
Got any splendidly royal baby name ideas to add to the list? Also, check out what some British betting agencies are predicting the royal baby name will be.
What are some of the hot names right now? Check out these pop culture-inspired baby names.


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Hot, dry summer and homes in woods push firefighting costs past $1 billion so far this year
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – Wildfires burning in Oregon, Idaho and Montana are taxing national firefighting resources and helping to push spending past $1 billion for the year.
The National Interagency Fire Center in Boise upped the national wildfire preparedness level Tuesday to the highest level for the first time in five years.
The center lists two central Idaho wildfires as the country's top priorities, helping provide crews and resources for the Beaver Creek fire, which forced the evacuation of 1,250 homes in the resort area of Ketchum and Sun Valley and has cost nearly $12 million so far.
Fire center official Steve Gage says they can't fill the requests for crews and equipment for all 48 fires that remain uncontained around the country.
Keith Ridler contributed to this report from Boise, Idaho.


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Brendan Coyle plays the stoic but thoroughly decent Mister Bates in the international phenomenon Downton Abbey. This week he's in New York to promote Origin Theatre's annual First Irish theatre festival.
Fans of the hit TV show have been scouring the Internet for months for the first hints about what's to come in season three and now for the first time Coyle's speaking exclusively to Cahir O'Doherty about the hit show and his beloved character.
Mister Bates. He's the heart and soul of Downton Abbey, the international hit TV show. He's a man who tackles every challenge he meets with his head held high. Sad to say he's exactly the kind of man you don't see much of in this gutless age.
For a new generation of TV viewers in their teens and twenties (who make up a high percentage of Downton Abbey's fans) Mister Bates has been a revelation.
For the generation raised watching that bloodless Colosseum that is American Idol, the idea that some people will put others before themselves, or put their own needs on hold for the greater good, means that Mister Bates is the now most surprising character on television.
What they don't know is that in creating the character, actor Brendan Coyle drew on characteristics of his own grandfather, who hailed from the little town of Ramelton in Co. Donegal.
That means that the man who has become the embodiment of the stiff upper-lipped Englishman has in fact been part been inspired by an Irishman.
In person Coyle, 48, is much more charismatic than the stoic and visibly wounded character he plays on television, but you can sense pretty quickly that he's every bit as passionate and genuine beneath the surface.
He's in town this week at the invitation of George Heslin, the Irish director behind the 1st Irish Theatre Festival (the annual festival of new Irish plays) and Origin Theatre, the group that Heslin co-founded to stage European plays here, usually for the first time.
Coyle trained as an actor in Dublin, setting out on touring shows all over the recession hit country, before he made his fortune. Since this is Coyle's first trip to New York in a number of years he's only beginning to grasp how big Downton Abbey actually is here.
His first clue was when he started to get mobbed last weekend. He's only been in New York for 24 hours when I meet him in the foyer of a hotel in Manhattan, but already complete strangers have stalked him, invited him to join them for dinner or just chased after him when they saw him on the street.
The real life Coyle is a lot more youthful looking than Mister Bates, I discover. He's also a very sharp dresser, so there's daylight between him and his famous role, but New Yorkers intuitively know how to pick celebrities out of the crowd because they live in a city that's lousy with them.
"It's my first time in the states since Downton Abbey has been broadcast here and it's really a bit overwhelming," Coyle tells the Irish Voice. "I've been struck by how many people in their twenties and thirties really love this show and this character.
"I don't know what it is and we don't try to define the success of the show. It's of another time and it's quite extraordinary.
"That's what I love about television. You don't know where the tipping point is where a show goes from being a strong player to a phenomenon."
One of the things that Downton Abbey clearly does, in a way that's unlike any other show currently on television, is that it brings issues of social class right to the forefront. It pointedly follows story lines that demonstrate the huge gulf in life experience between rich and poor.
It's timely viewing and the series makes no apologies for it either. It just lays out the reality of the lives lived during the period and lets the audience decide. That contrast often makes for startling viewing.
"Mister Bates is defined by his class and role in many ways," says Coyle. "He and Lord Grantham (played by Hugh Bonneville) served in the Boer War together, and war is a great leveler that circumvents all the rules of class division.
"But when Bates returns to Britain and to Downton Abbey everything falls back into place, including the class system he grew up with and his role back at the house. He embraces all that completely."
One of the most unsettling things about Mister Bates is his occasionally repeated refrain, which is actually a stern warning, when he tells people "you don't know who I am." That remark suggests there's something not altogether wholesome lurking just behind that impressively impassive face.
Will we find out more about all that in season three?
"I'm under very strict instructions about what I can and can't say. There's no mystery that we start the third season with me in prison," Coyle says.
"We all know there's a dark side to Bates, and we also know he served in one of the most brutal wars in history. So he's seen terrible acts of violence. His own marriage has failed. There's definitely a darkness there."
Coyle draws a veil over the major surprises ahead, but he admits there will be plenty of them. Filming the show, he developed a close friendship with Maria Doyle Kennedy, the Irish actress who played his scheming wife Vera in season two.
"I was delighted when Maria (best known as Natalie Murphy in The Commitments or Queen Catherine in The Tudors) was cast in that role. We had played husband and wife in a film called I Could Read The Sky but I didn't know her very well," Coyle says.
"As Vera she hit the ground running and since then we've become pretty good buddies. A really good friendship has come out of that."
You wouldn't think peace could be possible between them when you see them dueling onscreen. Vera Bates has to be one of the most conniving and heartless viragoes to hit television screens in the last 10 years. But it was also obvious how much fun Doyle Kennedy had playing her bitchy part.
"I have to say in real life she's utterly charming," Coyle clarifies with a laugh.
Coyle grew up in the immigrant town of Corby, Northhamptonshire, an industrial town made up of workers from Glasgow and Belfast, to an Irish father and a Scottish mother. When he was 28 he left for Dublin to study acting under the guidance of his cousin Mary Elizabeth Burk Kennedy.
As luck would have it Coyle's cousin was doing then in Dublin what the Origin Theatre is doing now in New York. They were bringing new plays to the public that they would otherwise never have seen.
"I was only 18 when I went there and it was a bit of a culture shock but it was a great experience for me," Coyle recalls.
After Dublin Coyle got a scholarship to study theater in London where he began to get cast as an Irish actor due to his wide experience of Irish roles and theater.
"My career proper started at the Lyric Theatre in Belfast and my background is in Brian Friel, Conor McPherson (he won a Laurence Olivier Award for his performance in McPherson's The Weir) and Sean O'Casey," he explains.
The good news for New York theatergoers is that Coyle meet with the board of Origin Theatre last weekend and was excited by what they're doing to bring new plays to the New York public.
"I would like to do a show here," he reveals. "When George Heslin asked me if I'd like it to be an Origin production I unhesitatingly said yes. So now I'm an honorary patron of Origin Theatre. I really want to be involved in this."
Expect Coyle to be back in the city in the autumn, when he'll bring real star power to a new Irish play. It's the kind of development that even Mister Bates could smile at, since clearly both men are full of surprises.


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Sept. 21, 2013
AUBURN, Ala. (seminoles.com) – The 17th-ranked Florida State indoor volleyball team got some key individual performances as it went on the road to defeat Auburn, 3-2 (25-22, 28-30, 25-16, 22-25, 15-11), on Saturday afternoon at Auburn Arena.
Behind sophomore outside hitter Nicole Walch's career-high 23 kills, the Seminoles (7-4) earned a quality road victory as they now turn their focus to conference play. Walch fittingly delivered a kill on the final point of the match to help FSU improve to 8-8 against Southeastern Conference competition under head coach Chris Poole.
Senior Elise Walch combined with her sister to have another strong outing, posting 18 kills, a .343 hitting percentage, four digs and four blocks in the victory. Senior Ashley Neff was hot offensively throughout the match, recording 12 kills and a .529 hitting percentage. The Kennesaw, Ga. native added four blocks to push her career total to 496, trying to become just the seventh Seminole to record 500 or more blocks in her career.
"For the first time we mixed our players up a bit and put some younger players with some of our older players," Poole said. "I think it made a big difference today. Ashley (Neff) played very well and Hailey (Luke) did a good job of giving her a big target. Our consistency was the key. When we weren't consistent we struggled. We just have to go back to work now because a whole new season begins with conference play coming up."
Florida State once again got strong play from their setters Sarah Wickstrom and Hailey Luke. Wickstrom delivered her third double-double of the season with 37 assists and 11 digs, and also provided some great serving that the Tigers found difficult to handle. Wickstrom's 37 assists tie her career high set just one week ago in a five-set win over Michigan.
Luke, a freshman from Altamonte Springs, Fla., had good rapport with Neff and finished with 25 assists and three digs. Senior Olivera Medic added her team-leading fourth double-double of the season with 10 kills and 15 digs, and redshirt freshman middle blocker Sarah Burrington was disruptive to the Tigers (9-3) with seven kills and seven blocks.
FSU libero Katie Mosher was stable in the back row again, finishing with 17 digs and adding three assists.
The Seminoles managed to stay in control for most of the fifth set, never trailing and building an 8-4 lead midway through on a kill by Nicole Walch. Following the brief intermission to switch sides, FSU won three of the next five points to take an 11-6 lead. A kill by Elise Walch set up the Noles with match point at 14-9, and Nicole Walch's kill from the left side pushed Florida State's all-time record against Auburn to 9-1.
Florida State was able to hold off a late run by the Tigers in the first set, as Elise Walch's kill from the right side gave the Seminoles the 25-22 win. Nicole Walch paced Florida State in the opening frame with five kills, one block and one ace, while Luke added six assists and a service ace in the set. The Seminoles came back from an early 7-1 deficit and used a nice run midway through to take a 17-13 advantage. Following an Auburn timeout, the Seminoles won three of the next five points which included a service ace by Luke to make it 20-15. A kill by Neff then set FSU up for set point.
The second set featured a lot of momentum swings, as Florida State came back from a late 21-17 hole to having two set points it could not capitalize on. With some superb serving from Wickstrom, Florida State was able to take a 22-21 lead on a kill by Elise Walch. Nicole Walch's put-down gave FSU its first set point chance at 25-24, but Auburn's Katherine Culwell responded with a kill. Burrington then delivered a nice kill off the middle attack to put FSU ahead 26-25, but Auburn came back again with another kill.
After Florida State fought off two set points with a kill from Neff and an Auburn service error, Auburn was able to execute on its third opportunity as it got a set-ending block from Kathia Rud and Kia Bright.
Neff and Elise Walch's four kills apiece helped Florida State to a command third-set win over the Tigers. Nicole Walch put down her 13th kill to end the set, as FSU broke an 8-8 tie early on by winning 17 of the next 25 points. Through three sets, the Noles produced a .277 hitting percentage while Auburn was held to a .231 clip.
FSU fought back from a 22-15 deficit in the fourth set to ring off seven consecutive points and tie the frame at 22-22, with Elise Walch capping the rally on a nice kill. However, Auburn regained momentum and delivered three consecutive points on three straight kills to bring the match to a five-setter.
The Seminoles begin ACC play next weekend as they embark on a long East-coast road trip to Syracuse and Boston College. Florida State faces Syracuse in a match that will be played at the Carrier Dome on Saturday, Sept. 28 at noon. The match will be televised on Time Warner Cable.
FSU then faces Boston College on Sunday, Sept. 29 at noon in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Follow Florida State indoor volleyball on Seminoles.com as well as on the team's official Twitter (@FSU_Volleyball) and Facebook pages (Facebook.com/FSUVolleyball).


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If you ask me what I took away the most from our Sparkfly evening at Little Nest on September 20, it would definitely be the generosity and willingness to share by the women there. The theme of our evening was "The Five Senses" and oh boy were they ever there in full force!
First we had Julie and Sarolta of Kitchen Culinaire share their story as well as some promised nibbles for the evening.
Now, if you have ever had the pleasure of dining at the Kitchen Culinaire headquarters, you will know that these women are very meticulous and extremely generous in the preparation of their food. So having known this, I shouldn't have been surprised by what they prepared for us that evening – a plate of wonderful cheeses, some beautiful appetizers and to clinch it all, a tasting of six types of olive oil.
They even prepared a menu for the evening!
Kitchen Culinaire run classes all year round, here is their schedule! I would really recommend it.
As you can imagine, with all the lovely tastings, the evening progressed joyfully.
Yolanda Liman of Drawing It Out facilitated a fun session which incorporated "The Five Senses" theme.
The visual part of "The Five Senses" theme was shared by Holly Truchan, one half of Union Photographers. Holly shared her interesting life story of how she evolved from a career as a respiratory therapist to being a full-time photographer and business owner with her husband Roger. They really love what they do and it certainly comes across in their work.
Then one of my favourite ladies in Vancouver, Mary Jo Fetterly, graced us with her presence and wisdom. It was definitely one of the highlights of the evening. In true Mary Jo style, she gave the field to everyone else which left her not enough time to speak about herself and I know that many of the women there wanted to hear more from her. Next time, Mary Jo!
Our evening ended on a wonderful note, with words and songs by Jill Barber. I had not heard Jill sing live before and I can tell you it is wonderful listening to her. Her voice has so many layers to it. Some of us loved listening to her so much that we have now bought tickets to see her at the Electric Owl on November 25. Jill is performing with Steve Dawson and The Black Hen House Band for an acoustic evening of music. If you would like to join us, tickets can be purchased here!
A BIG THANK YOU to all the presenters, participants. We love that a community of creativity is opening up and we look forward to seeing you at our next evening at Little Nest again on November 22. (Little Nest is such a perfect space for our evenings! Thank you Mary.)


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The veiled looks at the beginning were perhaps the most literal interpretation of sakoku but then there were also a-line underlayers exploding out from under tailored looks that also hinted and things brewing beneath the surface. From those angular lines, a more rounded silhouette emerged, from the thick eyelet ribbons that wrapped around the body to the latter balloon-like dresses whose set-in sleeves were particularly cool. There were beautiful layered flowered chiffon-print dresses that came with puppeteers dressed in black flailing each of the layers around. The finale dresses with the lone geometric shape were off-enough to be cool and yet there was a solemn spirit about them. The short sleeve jackets and chiffon blouses would easily find a way in anyone's wardrobe for a long time to come. It is this balance that makes Chalayan one of the most intriguing designers around.
If you have 15 minutes to spare, I highly recommend watching the movie on Vogue.com.
*Actually, what I would really love to happen is for fashion houses to start releasing dvds of their fashion show archives. Could you even imagine having easy access to all that stuff? Anyways, if this happens soon then you heard it here first! and I hope I get a percentage of the profits.


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Banner Elk, NC- The No. 9 Lady Cobras upset the No. 8 Lees-McRae Bobcats 78-60 in the first round of the CVAC Tournament on Monday night in women's collegiate basketball.
Senior India Elliot scored a game high 25 points, going a perfect 6-for-6 from the charity stripe, as well as shooting 5-for-6 from beyond the arc.
Lotta Aaltonen recorded her first double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds, while Temeca
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MIDDLEBURY — Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, author and playwright David Moats is hoping to convince area drama enthusiasts to spend an afternoon in France with the "Branch family" next week.
And those who accept his invitation needn't board a plane or pack their bags. "An Afternoon in France" promises to be a fast-moving, 75-minute journey into a family's deepest secrets that Moats will deliver four times on stage at Middlebury's Town Hall Theater from Feb. 16 to 19.


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FORTUNE — Back in the 1990s, Sega was on top of the video game world. Its Sega Genesis was giving Nintendo a run for its money thanks to a blue hedgehog that could run at supersonic speeds and a library of addictive arcade franchises like Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, and Outrun. But a series of console hardware missteps, beginning with the Sega Saturn and ending with the Dreamcast, a beloved system that was almost immediately outperformed by Sony's (SNE) PlayStation 2 and Microsoft's Xbox (MSFT), resulted in Sega exiting the hardware manufacturing business for good.
Now Sega (SGAMY) is undergoing another revamp. After years of developing its franchises, including the still-popular Sonic the Hedgehog, across all platforms, the company is targeting the global PC games market. Sega has been investing more heavily in the PC gaming space of late. The company recently acquired Relic Entertainment and its World War II-based real-time strategy (RTS) franchise, Company of Heroes. Sega published Company of Heroes 2 on June 25.
On September 3, Sega will publish the ninth installment in the Creative Assembly's bestselling RTS franchise, Total War: Rome II. The series has sold over 7 million copies worldwide and has remained a critical favorite with the discriminating PC gaming press. The Total War franchise has sold over 3.4 million copies in the U.S. according to video game tracker NPD Group, and Total War: Rome has a U.S. installed base of 876,000. Sega plans on capitalizing on the global market this fall. According to Rob Bartholomew, brand director at the Creative Assembly, Total War: Rome II has the biggest marketing budget in Total War history.
"Total War: Rome II outscales any previous war game we've ever made before," said Mike Simpson, studio director at the Creative Assembly. "Our budget for this game was 40% larger than we had for Shogun 2. The gameplay campaign, itself, is around four times the size of Shogun 2's campaign. The game has 700 battlefield units for players to use and nine playable factions to command with different cultures, weapons, and tactics. It's an undertaking of a completely different step."
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Three of Sega's core game pillars (Company of Heroes, Total War, and Football Manager) are PC-based, and Sega owns the developers (Relic, Creative Assembly, and Sports Interactive) behind these franchises. "PC is a very important part of our business," said John Cheng, President of Sega of America. "Total War sold 2 million units last year without a tent pole release and the upcoming Rome II had over six times the number of pre-orders in its first official week compared to Shogun 2, making it the fastest selling pre-ordered title in the series." He added that Football Manager 2013 became the fastest-selling game in the history of the bestselling annual franchise, passing one million Steam activations in May of 2013 (reaching that milestone almost five months earlier than its predecessor).
Jesse Divnich, vice president of Insights at video game research firm EEDAR, believes Sega's focus in the PC space is a wise strategy because the market is smaller, but also less crowded with competitors, and overall presents a better opportunity for Sega. "With the launch of the next-generation home consoles, we'll see a lot of focus shift away from core PC gaming from the major publishers, which will leave a lot of room for Sega to make some moves," said Divnich. "When the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 launched in 2005 and 2006, many thought the PC gaming industry was on its last leg. They were wrong."
Video game research firm Newzoo has forecast that globally more money will be spent on games played on the PC screen than on the TV screen as the game industry transitions to next-generation consoles. According to Peter Warman, founder of Newzoo, game revenues generated through PCs represent 39.2% ($27.6 billion) of the global market this year vs. 36.7% ($25.4 billion) for the TV screen. Market segments that make up the PC revenues are online social and casual gaming, massively multiplayer online (MMO) games, and PC boxed and downloaded games.
Sega faces multiple obstacles in the console business. The game publisher has come under fire from gamers after partnering with Gearbox Software on a sequel to 20th Century Fox's Aliens movie called Aliens: Colonial Marines. The game was lambasted by critics, earning a Metacritic score of 43 (PS3), 45 (PC) and 48 (Xbox 360) out of 100. Californian gamer Damion Perrine filed a class action lawsuit against the publisher and developer for "false advertising" because the gameplay footage that was previewed at international trade shows was different from the final version that shipped to consumers. American law firm Edelson LLC is handling the ongoing litigation.
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"Certainly the Aliens: Colonial Marines brand took a hit with its 2013 release onto consoles, but it is unlikely to impact Sega's overall brand image," said Divnich. "Consumers tend to punish the game's brand more than the publisher's brand. It's no different than in movies. Just because The Lone Ranger was a box office flop, doesn't mean people will think twice about the next Disney movie."
Sega also has aligned itself with its once-rival Nintendo (NTDOY). While many companies, including Electronic Arts (EA), Bethesda Softworks, and Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), have abandoned Nintendo's struggling Wii U console, Sega has expanded its partnership to bring exclusive new Sonic Lost World games to the device (and Nintendo 3DS) this fall. Sega and Nintendo have had success with their on-going Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games franchise, which features characters from both game worlds. Global sales of that franchise have surpassed 12 million copies, according to Divnich. It remains one of the bestselling franchises on Nintendo's platforms.
Cheng believes this relationship with Nintendo will help drive both hardware sales for Nintendo and software sales for Sega. The Japanese company continues to release Sonic games for mobile devices like Sonic Dash. "Sonic's role at Sega has never been more important," said Cheng. "He is a much loved character and a highly valued global brand that performs incredibly well in areas such as mobile, clothing, and toys. We look forward to expanding the brand further into other areas outside of games."


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_YELL __Youth Education Life Line
see the Zine _
HALF of all new HIV infections occur in youths
younger than 25 years of age.
The United States has completely failed to confront the realities of youth and AIDS
Texas abstinence plan not working
Jan 25, 2005: Abstinence-only programs like those promoted by the Bush administration don't seem to be working on teenagers in the president's home state, according to a state-sponsored study by Texas A&M University researchers.
The New York City Public
School system is the largest in the U.S. with over a million and
a half students.
The problems with AIDS education in the NYC Public Schools have been growing WORSE for over a decade!
Inadequacies in HIV/AIDS education in New York City's Public Schools
While schools must teach a specific number of HIV/AIDS lessons and the Department of Education must provide the necessary support to ensure implementation, the requirements are not being met.
These vast inadequacies in the school system coincide with increases in HIV infections among youth. The Centers for Disease Control states that two Americans between ages 13 and 24 are infected with HIV every hour. In light of such vulnerability to infection, it is critical that schools deliver HIV/AIDS education. With approximately 1.1 million students attending its schools, the public school system is a natural and logical venue for reaching youth in this city.
The report asserts that the Department of Education must make HIV/AIDS education into the priority that it should be by:
· Updating HIV/AIDS curricula;
· Utilizing appropriate, well-trained personnel to teach HIV/AIDS lessons;
· Improving evaluation and oversight procedures to ensure that all public schools are fully compliant with HIV/AIDS mandates and prevention efforts are effective;
· Ensuring adequate resources to carry out HIV/AIDS education.
The New York AIDS Coalition calls upon Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Schools Chancellor Joel Klein and Commissioner of Health and Mental Hygiene Thomas Frieden to publicly voice their support for the AIDS educational mandates. Their leadership is essential to implementing reform and strengthening commitment to this initiative throughout the school system. The alternative is to consign a new generation to HIV.
The New York City School System goes through Chancellors like toilet paper.
Joseph Fernandez
Former Miami schools chief. Ousted by hostile Board and the Religious "Right" Wing over the RAINBOW CIRRICULUM.
January 1990 - June 1993
New York City Schools Chancellor, Joseph Fernandez, found out just how emotional the issue can be. He was at the helm when New York City became the first school system in the country to make condoms available to students. The uproar that followed this decision damaged his career, and he was ousted shortly afterwards. For him, the report ["making condoms available does not encourage students who have never had sex to become sexually active. It also found that making condoms available to students at school led to a higher rate of condom use among sexually active students"] is a vindication and, in a comment to the New York Times, he called the findings "a wake up call."
Cardinal O'Connor used the pulpit at St. Patrick's Cathedral to congratulate members of the New York City Board of Education who had voted to ditch Schools Chancellor Joseph Fernandez. ...
____________________ see also: report on the Cardinal Ruining AIDS Prevention in the Schools
see also: history of AIDS Education in the New York Public Schools
Ramon Cortines
Former San Francisco schools chief. Resigned after dispute with Mayor Rudy Giuliani. He was a forgettable do-doing Chancellor, other than ruining AIDS prevention education in the NY Public School System. September 1993-October 1995. On January 11, 1994, on the recommendation of the Chancellor, the Board adopted a resolution to include a parental opt-out provision. Since that date, schools have been required to inform parents of incoming or otherwise new public high school students that, in order to opt a child from condom availability, parents would make a written request to that effect in an envelope marked "confidential" and addressed to the school principal.
Rudy Crew
Harold Levy
On May 31st, 2000 in a public forum, Chancellor Harold Levy was asked about sex education and condom availability to which he replied: "next question." He later apologized saying he didn't mean to be "flippant" but just wanted to "avoid controversy."
Mayor Michael Bloomberg yesterday appointed Joel Klein, a former federal prosecutor, as the new chancellor of New York City public schools. Klein will lead a re-configured school system that is now largely controlled by the mayor. As head of the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Justice Department during the Clinton administration, Klein launched the case that sought to break up Microsoft. He later worked as head of U.S. operations for media conglomerate Bertlesmann A.G. A native New Yorker, Klein has very little experience in education: he went to New York City public schools and briefly taught sixth graders in Queens. Bloomberg's choice, a surprise to many, seems to show a "deep distrust of professional educators."
> > > ACTION Reports at the Board of Education__
a few (of the many many) actions > > >
check out: YELL Survey of AIDS Education
Don't Forget to Check-out the zine
Flyer and Safe-Sex Information:
_____What the Board of Education Doesn't Want You To Know
Half of all young Americans will get a sexually transmitted disease by the age of 25...
World AIDS Day
Peer Education, Not Fear Education
________________video by DIVA TV
Past Press Releases (just a few of the many...)
Stop the Church 10 Year Anniversary
Press Conference, December 12, 1999
from the The Sixth International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific
HIV/AIDS and Sex Education Youth-friendly Websites LINKS from UNESCO Bangkok (29.7.03)
Youth-Friendly Websites on HIV/AIDS and Sex Education
The internet has a wealth of resources on HIV/AIDS, of which only a small portion is youth-friendly. The following is a resource list of web sites that were created for young people and which has AIDS-related content.
|AIDS Sex and Teens
from avert.org
This website provides teens with basic information on HIV/AIDS, including transmission, statistics, and history.
|Dr. Drew.Com
An interactive site that encompasses all aspects of teen life, with a specific focus on sex, dating and physical health and well-being.
|Go Ask Alice
A question and answer website run by Columbia University's Health and Education Program.
I Wanna Know
Teen Advice Online
Sex Etc.
|It's Your (Sex)
A site that answers questions about contraception, STDs, and how teens can negotiate their sexual lives. This site is sponsored by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.
|Staying Alive
A website created for young people. It is a partnership between MTV, Youth Net (spearheaded by Family Health International) and the Kaiser Family Foundation. Additional partners include USAID, UNAIDS and The World Bank. Their mission is to "inform young people about the virus, promote safe lifestyle choices, provide information about local rganizations and mobilize youth to overcome the stigma and discrimination surrounding HIV/AIDS and to fight for an end to the spread of HIV/AIDS."
|Youth HIV
A website that is created by and for HIV positive youth and peer educators. It is a project created by Advocates for Youth and offers sexual and mental health information, community support, opportunities for advocacy, resources and referrals, and online peer education.
Forwarded to SEA-AIDS by Jan Wijngaarden at UNESCO Asia-Pacific Regional Bureau for Education Bangkok, Thailand July 29th, 2003. Thanks to Sanam Kittikulsingh for researching.
The Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS) is pleased to announce the release of its new ground breaking publication, SIECUS State Profiles: A Portrait of Sexuality Education and Abstinence-Only-Until-Marriage Programs in the States.
SIECUS State Profiles is the result of over two years of research into federally funded abstinence-only-until-marriage programs. This new resource details the amount, type, and use of federal abstinence-only-until-marriage funds in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The publication also chronicles controversies related to sexuality education in each state, lists relevant state statutes, and provides contact information for state-based organizations involved in sexuality education and sexual health issues.
"We know what works. When young people have access to comprehensive and medically accurate information regarding their sexual health, they delay the onset of sexual activity and increase their condom use. It is high time that state and federal lawmakers, including the Bush Administration, stop putting political expediency ahead of the health and well-being of our young people. They need to halt funding for unproven abstinence-only-until-marriage programs that deny young people critical sexual health information, and instead, fund comprehensive programs that work," said Kreinin.
To view the complete publication, go to www.siecus.org
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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Outspoken Nazareth teen Mohammad Zoabi was once again speaking to the Israeli press Thursday morning, telling Channel 2 News that the current tension between Arabs and Jews needs to cease, and both sides need to work together against the real terrorists.
Across the nation, and in Jerusalem in particular, tensions between Arabs and Jews have reached boiling point in the aftermath of the discovery of the bodies of three abducted Jewish teens and the subsequent murder of an Arab youth in the capital, possibly an act of revenge.
The 16-year-old Zoabi said he could fully understand the anger of the Jews. "I myself was outraged when I heard that the three abducted [Jewish] youths were dead," he told his interviewers. "But we need to come together and work together against the terrorists."
Last month, the young Zoabi stopped making press appearances or speaking out on social media after members of his own family threatened to kidnap him to the Palestinian Authority-controlled areas to be "punished" for his views. But the current situation was apparently too much for Zoabi to keep silent any longer.
Mohammad went on to skewer his more famous relative, Member of Knesset Hanin Zoabi, who is a vociferous opponent of the state that pays her salary. When news first broke that Eyal Yifrah, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel had been nabbed, MK Zoabi insisted that the Hamas perpetrators were not terrorists, and that the abduction was perfectly legitimate.
"MK Zoabi should be ashamed of herself," said the younger Zoabi. "I am ashamed of her. …We are not Palestinians. We are Israeli Arabs."
Mohammad Zoabi said there are many more Arab teens who feel like him, "some are even more Zionist than me," but that most are afraid to speak out publicly because people like Hanin Zoabi have made it taboo for Arabs to freely speak their minds.
The young man's Israeli interviewers were clearly impressed by his bravery in speaking out as he does. Zoabi concluded his interview: "Am Israel Chai! (The People of Israel Live!)"
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