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McHENRY – The Board of Directors of Prairie State Legal Services will meet at 10 a.m. Feb. 9 at Starved Rock Lodge in Utica.
The meeting is open to the public.
Prairie State provides representation to low-income and elderly individuals and families in 36 counties in northern and central Illinois.
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Prairie State Legal Services receives funding from the Legal Services Corp., Area Agencies on Aging, United Way, The Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois and other sources.
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|2007-04-16, 15:48
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 61
Unless of course, Kyuusai's talking about the reasoning of the administrators and legislature
As I said elsewhere, this criminal was a slow-motion suicide bomber who created a terrible tragedy. It matters less why or how he did it than
1) being supportive of the victims and their families.
2) teaching people to PAY ATTENTION when someone around them shows the precursors for committing an event. Almost every incident I've ever researched has a cartload of testimony that ends with "He was showing me all this stuff and talking about killing but I didn't think he was serious." (so they didn't inform anyone).
|2007-04-16, 17:58
|Link #62
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northern VA
We had to make sure our Drummer was OK since he has ties there...
He's OK, but had a friend working in the Norris Building, so it's been a tense afternoon for many; between that and the HUGE winds here, today's been a very pre-apocalyptic kind of day; I'm waiting for the locusts...
|2007-04-16, 18:10
|Link #63
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Canada
Well it is nearing finals season. Maybe a disturbed student decided to go out in a blaze of glory rather than contemplate failing grades. Especially if he was a first year since most people always gets some cold water dumped on them in first year.
|2007-04-16, 18:19
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Obey the Darkly Cute ...
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 61
I realize you're just using a phrase ... but I'm not seeing the glory (anymore than I see any glory in what a suicide bomber does). That sort of act is just .... impossibly lame and pathetic. I keep reminding myself its no different than what goes on in Iraq or other places of nastiness... but a classroom of students seems to hit more of my neural clusters on that scenario.
|2007-04-16, 18:36
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|2007-04-16, 18:43
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I found this recorded video on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HNrBd4kKMg
from someones phone near the shooting
its, on cnn too
|2007-04-16, 18:53
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WoW just WoW I just heard it from a news article posted like 20 min ago! T__T
Man this is so sad! I feel kinda mad that the school didn't react so quickly o__o
I am going to keep all the victims and their family in my prayers,
|2007-04-16, 19:24
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I don't want to point fingers, but I don't doubt that university politics played a part in the handling of the situation.
|2007-04-16, 20:08
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lol whut?
There were police there, but they were near the dormitory where the first shooting occured. If the second and the first incidents were resulted from the same shooter, then the shooter traveled across the campus to the engineering department.
There are definitely failures in the system. Bureacracy, what can we do? The students were notified about the situation through email, and, honestly, who checks email every other minute?
|2007-04-16, 20:09
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Ok, i was wrong. There was police teams at the scene. Just that they were investigating what just happened. Yep, the school never sounded the alarm. That video I just posted just proves that the police had no idea the shooter was still in campus until it was too late. What a tradegy. I felt that those 20-30 deaths could have been prevented. I wonder what was the shooter was doing between those two hours....
|2007-04-16, 22:16
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It's sad that events like this still happens. It's better for that person to drive off a road and tragically die instead of taking 30+ lives with him. What an a**.
ps: no wonder I didn't recognize the gun thread, it was made today.
|2007-04-16, 22:23
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Fox News said that it was probably a 24 year-old Chinese National on a Student Visa that did it. They also said that the fake bomb threats could have been actually used to test the security of the campus.
|2007-04-17, 01:00
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Join Date: Apr 2007
along with chicago sun-times...
will they get in trouble if this claim is not correct?
rumors can hurt more than the brutal truth you know..
|2007-04-17, 01:03
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I have to say, I am deeply saddened by this. I was a student at UVA, and as most are aware, UVA and VT are rivals. I'm from Maryland, and every so often my Virginian friends would invite their friends from Blacksburg to come visit Charlottesville. Great people, intelligent conversations, fun jokes. They're great folks. From those first impressions, I cared less for the rivalries the schools maintained.
I feel very close to the school, as I still have friends down there (thank goodness they're alright), and it wasn't long ago I was an undergraduate.
Sigh. I've been angry and depressed before, almost to the point I didn't want to live another day. Luckily I had friends and family that helped. I just wondered had the shooter sought some sort of counseling, things would have been a lot different. "Are you alright? What's troubling you? Anything I can do to help?" All it probably required would've been just one listener. It can be speculated that the shooter DID ask, but didn't get the reception he desired.
It's sad to watch the media interview students on campus. They look so distraught. And the reporters continue to hound them with some demanding questions. Leave them alone! They're just kids!!
I didn't think we'd see another one of these since Columbine. And now it has gotten worse.
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|2007-04-17, 01:04
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I hear voices
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Chicago, IL
Age: 31
Really a tragic pointless event. I know a few people that go to VA Tech and they're pretty much speechless. I can't even begin to imagine what the victims and survivors families must be going through right now. Such a sad day
|2007-04-17, 01:06
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I can testify to the fact that the sirens were sounded on Tech campus. Both my roommate and I heard them yesterday morning when we stepped outside (we live within walking distance of Va. Tech) to walk our dog. There was also a press conference aired on the radio stations here (I'm not sure if it was aired on television or other networks) with the President of V. tech. He stated that the sirens went off not long after the first shooting incident and the emails soon followed. I know that more could've been done to prevent a lot of what happened, but I also think that it was near impossible to stop 25,000+ students from pouring into the campus. Va. Tech is an incredibly large campus and takes up a decent 75% of Blacksburg (the town isn't that big)-I believe that the President of the campus did what he could within his power to control the situation. As for the police...well...ahem.
K92.3 (local popular radio station) had an on-air interview with a victim who was in Norris during the shooting. He stated that the gunman looked as though he were heavily armed and well prepared for what he was doing. What I found intriguing (heroic even) about his story is that he claimed he and two of his classmates stood against him. They formed a human chain to block their doorway from his entering after he had already made a round through their classroom and killed their prof. and other students. When he fought back they resisted until one of them got shot in the leg and narrowly missed being shot again (the door frame was shot instead). Where were the police? They were outside "securing the perimeter" pointing their guns at the building and patiently waiting for him to come out with his hands in the air. Come on. I find it infuriating that the students had to take their lives into their own hands when there were armed policemen (sent there to save them) standing around outside waiting for something drastic to happen. And where the heck was the SWAT team? These students were scared out of their minds and jumping out of second story windows trying to save themselves while they stood around twidling their thumbs. I don't get it.
What's worse is that the gunman took his own life after the massacre. If they had interviened asap they could've taken him alive and sent him into a living hell within the court systems. As for whether or not he was a student-no official report has concluded that. Though, in order to have access to the dorms you need a key card. Either he could've slipped in behind someone or he had one himself (or maybe it wasn't even him-as the two incidents haven't been connected yet). And to comment on what Princes_of_Hell stated: I hadn't thought about the bomb threats in that way. It is odd that they all happened in this succession (there were two this past week).
For those interested-I'm pretty sure there will be a live broadcast of some sort today at Tech during the Memorial ceremony (being held at 2 pm EST). I heard something about the Today Show from a co-worker-but that could've been a rumor. The victims of yesterdays tragedy are in my prayers and I hope that this is the last of such crimes (though something tells me it won't be).
|2007-04-17, 02:46
|Link #79
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 61
I'm not saying that isn't theoretically possible --- but that just about matches my predicted "wait for it... the loon bin conspiracy speculation... just to amp up the ratings" Perhaps Fox is now getting its newscopy from "24" rather than AP/Reuters just to save time...
My only comment so far is that school security policy is seriously dorked if they think a "homicidal domestic dispute" doesn't rate a significant response -- that's exactly the kind of person who now no longer cares.... the more they repeat that excuse the lamer it sounds...
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This summer I plan on doing a blog post each week that features one thing the genealogy community wants and needs in order to do better research. I'm calling it The Summer of Genealogy Wishes. But I am going to need your help.
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This reminds me of my very first seven blogs, they were guest blogs! I saw how easy it was to write something, that, soon after I began my own. However, these bloggers never did a guest blog for me, so you don't always get it in return.ReplyDelete
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knolli wrote:After that it's back to "Song of Ice and Fire"
Speaking of, is anyone else watching Game of Thrones? It's the HBO version of this with gratuitous violence and awkward sex (of which incest is the LEAST of the issues), and is totally awesome. No idea how "true" to the books it stays, but it's still really damn good. Season 2 starts April 1st!


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The British Medical Association has called for a smoking ban in cars. Sean Gabb of the Libertarian Alliance denounces this call for the following reasons:
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Associated article: The Passive Smoking Scare: When Ruling Class Propaganda Masquerades as Science, Sean Gabb, 26th November 2010
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And. A few of their recordings are available at iTunes! Karl & Harty. Doc Hopkins.
Maybe I should back up a little and start this story about 85 years ago.
Karl & Harty were Karl Davis and Hartford Taylor who both grew up in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. They starting singing together in the 1920s and formed a group called the Krazy Kats along with another Rockcastle Countian, Doc Hopkins. In the early 1930s all three moved to Chicago to pursue their music careers and became part of a musical act called the Cumberland Ridge Runners. Most of the musicians who were members of the Cumberland Ridge Runners also had separate recording contracts and performed individually (or in the case of Karl & Harty, as a duet) in addition to performing with the group as regulars on the WLS National Barn Dance.
Over the years the membership of the Cumberland Ridge Runners changed but at one time or another Linda Parker, Red Foley, Slim Miller, Shelby Jean Davis, Hugh Cross and Lula Belle were also part of the act. John Lair, who later returned to Rockcastle County and started the Renfro Valley Barn dance (which still operates today), was the announcer and manager of the group.
Hartford was my grandmother's brother. Doc was my grandfather's brother. I grew up hearing about their music careers and always thought it was interesting that both of my maternal grandparents had a singing brother. I never met Uncle Hartford. He died in 1963 at age 58. Uncle Doc visited Kentucky several times that I remember - the last time for a Hopkins family reunion in the 1970s. He died in 1988 less than a month before his 88th birthday.


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madremissy wrote:It didn't dawn on me about him having to be sedated.
airwalk wrote:While it may not come to much - I am donating 15% of all coat sales to Indy.
Marinepits wrote:madremissy wrote:It didn't dawn on me about him having to be sedated.
I had no clue, either. It just didn't cross my mind.
CinderDee wrote:My friend works in radiation one day a week and said their patients love coming for treatment. She was telling me they play with them as soon as they get there with whatever toy is their favorite,then they have the treatment which doesn't take long at all.
Now we just have to pull off a bank heist.
Ooooo, yeah! What do they use for normal anesthesia and is propofol used often? What is the time of the actual radiation treatment? What is the time of the whole treatment from knock-out time until they wake up (a guesstimate)?
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Paasi Paruppu Payasam (Moong Dal Kheer)
I made this traditional dessert for dinner on diwali and everyone loved it. It was a very simple and easy recipe and tasted divine. I took this recipe from Mrs. S. Mallika Badrinath's TRADITIONAL SWEETS recipe book. This will be my entry to the JFI-Special Edition Diwali event hosted by Vee of Past, Present and Me.
Green gram dal(Split moong dal) - 1 cup
Jaggery (grated) - 1 cup (can be increased or decreased as per taste)
Coconut milk (thin) - 2 cups (milk - 2 cups can be used instead)
Ghee - 2 tbsp
Cardamom powder - 1/4 tsp
Cashew nut - 1 tbsp
Raisins - 1 tbsp
Water - 1 cup
Fry cashews and raisins in 1 tbsp ghee till roasted. Roast the moong dal with 1 tbsp ghee till it turns golden brown in color. Pressure cook the dal with 1 cup of water and 2 cups of milk till soft and mushy (You can cook it on the stove top but it takes longer). Add jaggery and heat it till it becomes thick and creamy. Add the cardamom powder and fried cashews and raisins and serve warm or cold. I used fat free milk in my version.


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U.S. House of Representatives, Kansas District 4
U.S. House of Representatives, Kansas District 4
Mike Pompeo (Rep.)
IncumbentFirst Elected in 2010Education: West Point Military Academy, Harvard Law SchoolBackground: Editor, Harvard Law Review; Founder, Thayer Aerospace; President, Sentry InternationalTHE ISSUES
Immigration: "We need to increase the security along the U.S. border with Mexico. We also need to increase the security on all fronts, including airports and seaports. We must never forget that there are people in this world who still want to kill Americans and wreak havoc within our great country."
Heath Care: "I am proud to have voted for the complete repeal of Obamacare on two separate occasions. The failure of the Harry Reid-led Senate to take up real healthcare reform is another example of why we need leaders in Washington who will reduce the government's scope and demand less intrusion – and ultimately put an end to outrageous spending."
Government Spending: "I am a committed economic conservative who believes in smaller, more efficient government that lives within its means just like you and your family do."
Taxes:"I have consistently and unrelentingly fought every attempt to raise you taxes. I understand that the best way to stimulate our economy and provide more jobs is to lower the burden that places on our families and businesses."
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Robert Tillman (Dem.)
ChallengerEducation: BA in Psychology, Sociology and Minority Studies from Wichita State University; Master's Degree in Sociology from Wichita State University.Background: Served in Kansas National Guard; Board of Directors, United Way; Court Services Officer, Kansas 18th District Court.THE ISSUES
Immigration: "I support immigration reform including the recent "Dreams Act."
Health Care: "I support the reelection of President Barack Obama. We support retaining the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act or "Obama Care". Yes, President Obama does care. You should vote as if your life depends on it."
Reaching across the isle: "In these hard economic times, this is no time to be turning back the clock. It is a time to update our values. I want to put aside political fighting and serve all the people of Kansas. There are no current "checks & balances" in Kansas government because all of the top political positions are held by Republicans."
Government Spending: "I support improving job opportunities by passing the Democratic proposed "Job Bill" and support regulating the financial industry. I am running for Congress to help get the United States where we need to be, not just back to where we were."
Source: TillmanForCongress.com, KWCH.com
Thomas Jefferson (Lib.)
ChallengerEducation: AA in Information TechnologyBackground: U.S. Navy VeteranTHE ISSUES
Federal Budget: "I suggest starting with 2011 as the baseline year for budget consideration and reduce all federal spending by 4 percent per year for five years. End the Private Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and restore control of the United States currency to the Treasury Department."
Taxes: "All current tax cuts should be extended for one year during which a review of the cuts and spending shall be addressed - the cuts found to be essential to job creation and new industry growth shall become permanent in an effort to encourage investment within the United States."
Energy Policy: "Invent baby, invent. We need 'drill baby, drill' policies in place for today but seldom do people get out of a hole by digging deeper into it. I have selected ten technologies to change the world for the better, technologies that are American in origin and will allow the United States to begin exporting technology again while reducing dependence of foreign energy stocks. Among the technologies are: Smarter transformers, smart meters, better batteries and aluminum alloy re-processing energy technology as an inexpensive replacement for coal."
Immigration: "In the past the number of permanent immigrants allowed into the United States has had a worldwide limit of 675,000 per year. This Presidential decision must be a 'one time only' offer. After this anomalous offer expires we should strengthen our border patrols."
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South Hertfordshire Invitation – Sunday 4 July 2010
Dear Member -
You are cordially invited to the next meeting of the South Hertfordshire Group of the CThA.
Topic: A Taste of THAI.
TABLE THAI MASSAGE – all the benefits of Thai massage on your treatment couch...
Table Thai massage takes all the benefits of a traditional Thai treatment on to the comfort of your couch. This powerful treatment uses body movement to save wear and tear on you and this taster session will introduce you how dynamic postures and stretches can be used in a therapeutic through-clothes body massage using palming, thumbing, elbows and feet.
THAI FOOT MASSAGE – Leave your clients walking on air with this touch of Thai...
Introducing a vibrant foot treatment from the temples of Thailand, which incorporates pressure points, deep stretches, foot wrapping and Thai foot sticks all in an action-packed treatment. This taster session, offers the perfect introduction to this treatment which can leave your clients with a feeling of balance, relaxation and well-being.
THAI HERB COMPRESS MASSAGE – the essence of Thailand in your treatment room...
The use of fabulous aromatic herbs is really special when combined with heat and deep Thai pressures and stretches. The traditional compresses are detoxifying and energising and their heat is just perfect to ease the tension out of the tightest of muscles. This taster session will give you an insight into this luxurious treatment that clients can't get enough of.
All Thai treatments employ the principles of deep pressures and stretches to create movement within the body. The main benefits are increased mobility for the client, as tension is released from fascia as well as muscles and improved energy as circulation is increased to all the tissues as a result of reduced tension. They combine this with the use of SEN lines to energise all the body's systems inside and out. Clients feel alive and invigorated as the Thai methods seek to boost function to all systems. The treatments are superbly detoxifying, as so much waste is released from deep tissues.
Annalisa Zisman, MD of Inspire Massage Workshops is a well-known and respected speaker within the massage and fitness world. A highly sought after therapist, she's in such demand that her thriving practice books up months in advance. Her dedication to raising standards in therapy training and her commitment to her students make her an inspirational tutor. She travels to Thailand frequently to study one-to-one with the experts. Annalisa is a counsellor and bodywork specialist and her qualifications are extensive and include a wide range of advanced remedial bodywork and rehabilitation techniques, which is why as a practitioner she is referred to by clinicians and consultants. She is also qualified in many Thai treatment techniques, which she uses daily in her practice.
Declan Clark, a dedicated, massage therapist, instructor and Inspire director uses his wide range of therapies and long experience to provide the very best possible standards - whether teaching courses for Inspire, or treating his clients. He loves developing the skills of fellow therapists and spares no effort to ensure a great learning experience. He too travels to Thailand for one-to-one training and led the very successful first Inspire study trip to Chiang Mai. Declan is passionate about correct body use within treatments, as it not only ensures the best treatment effects for the client, but also spares the therapist.
Come and join Annalisa and Declan for a session of demonstrations and tasters into what Thai treatments can do for your therapy practice. There will be opportunities to try some of the movements, feel the pressures, experience work on the SEN lines, try out the traditional foot sticks and smell and feel the wonderful herbs. They will be showing you three of the most popular Thai treatments.
Date: Sunday 4 July 2010
Time: 11am-1pm
Venue: HAVS, The Lodge, 64 Pinner Road, Harrow HA1 4HZ.
This will be a great opportunity to network with other therapists, ask questions, try out and experience the dynamic movements and learn from two very experienced therapists how Thai treatment methods can teach you body use that will save your body whatever treatment you are doing.
I look forward to seeing you.
Ameeta Sabharwal
South Hertfordshire Group of Complementary Therapists Association


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Giants Down Tigers to Lead Series 2-0
The San Francisco Giants took a 2 games to none series lead with a 2-0 win over Detroit in Game 2 of the World Series Thursday night. Brandon Crawford grounded into a double play to score the first round in the 7th inning and Hunter Pence drove in a run with a sacrifice fly in the 8th inning for the Giants. Madison Bumgarner threw 7 shutout innings with 2 hits allowed to get the win. Doug Fister allowed 1 earned run in 6 innings to take the loss.
Game 3 of the series will take place at Detroit at 7pm Saturday. See the game on Fox.


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Y'see ... I tolded my Guatermalanian maid to get me two orders of Chinese for the babies. Well she don't hear too good, and she says I talk funny, so when she told Alli, she said, "Missy Britney want two Chinese babies." Before I knowed it, Alli found a redoption agency and filled up all them papers in. Coupla weeks later she's showin' me pictures of little Chinese babers and askin' me to choose which two do I want?!
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Maria Sharapova reached her first final of the year on Friday, beating Maria Kirilenko 6-4, 6-3 in a semi-final slugfest to set up a title showdown with Caroline Wozniacki at Indian Wells.
By reaching the final, Sharapova is projected to rise one spot to No. 2 in the world when the new rankings are announced tomorrow.
"It's better than three, right?" said Sharapova, who was more focused on capturing a first title since her French Open victory last year gave her a career Grand Slam.
She is playing in only her third tournament of the year. After withdrawing from Brisbane with a right collarbone injury she reached the semi-finals at the Australian Open and Doha.
The Russian lifted the trophy in the California desert in 2006 and was runner-up last year to Victoria Azarenka.
However, in Wozniacki, who outlasted fourth-seeded Angelique Kerber 2-6, 6-4, 7-5, she will be up against an opponent with an equally strong Indian Wells resume: a title in 2011 and a runner-up finish in 2010.
"She's always a tough opponent," Sharapova said of Wozniacki. "She's a grinder. She makes you work really hard on the court and gets a lot of balls back."
Although Sharapova built a 3-1 lead in the opening set, she thought she could have started even stronger against the 15th-seeded Kirilenko.
"I felt like it could have been up 4-0," Sharapova said, adding that she wanted as much cushion as she could build against a player who had already beaten third-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska and fifth-seeded Petra Kvitova en route to the semi-finals.
"She's had a few comebacks in this tournament and really good results," Sharapova said. "So, yeah, I stepped it up in the second set."
Wozniacki turned the tables on Kerber, who had won their last three meetings, but she had to work two and a half hours to do it.
The match featured 14 breaks of serve — seven in the third set alone.
In the men's tournament, erratic serving cost Andy Murray dearly as the US Open champion was knocked out in the quarter-finals 6-7 (5/7), 6-3, 6-1 by Argentina's Juan Martin Del Potro on Friday.
Though the British world No. 3 edged a close first set on the tiebreak, he lost serve once in the second and three times in the third to make a premature exit from the ATP Masters 1000 event at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
Seventh-seeded Del Potro will next face world No. 1 Novak Djokovic, who was barely tested as he demolished Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-3, 6-1 earlier on Friday to extend his unbeaten run to 22 matches.
The first two quarter-finals were completed on Thursday, Rafa Nadal continuing his impressive comeback by thumping long-time rival Roger Federer 6-4, 6-2 and Czech Tomas Berdych sweeping past big-serving South African Kevin Anderson 6-4 6-4.
Top seed Djokovic delivered a ruthless display against the eighth-seeded Tsonga in the first match of the day, breaking his error-prone opponent twice in each set and not dropping a single point on his own serve in the second set.
"I definitely feel very happy about this performance today," twice Indian Wells champion Djokovic said after improving his record for the season to 17-0 in a match lasting just 54 minutes.
"I thought Jo didn't play his best. He made a lot of unforced errors and his serve wasn't going well and that made my life a lot easier on the court," he said. "I really didn't care about how my opponent felt. I just tried to focus on the job I need to do, and my performance was really good."


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Underneath is the text of the current section. When you have read through it, there are arrows at the bottom to take you on to the next section or back to the previous one.
Below the title or front-cover photograph are some buttons. Click on EXPAND TEXT to expand out the whole text of the current section, or book. If the document is large, this could take a long time and use a lot of memory! Click on EXPAND CONTENTS to expand out the whole table of contents so that you can see the titles of all chapters and subsections. Click on DETACH to make a new browser window for this document. (This is useful if you want to compare documents, or read two at once.) Finally, when you do a search the words you search for are highlighted. Click on NO HIGHLIGHTING to remove highlighting.
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Many people find that choosing investments is one of the most difficult parts of planning for retirement.
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Generally, investment options that have a higher risk also have the potential for higher returns. Whereas, lower risk investment options typically produce lower returns.
If you have a long time before you retire, you'll have more time to recover from potential market downturns and may want to be more aggressive with your investments. However, you may want to be more conservative if you're closer to retirement.
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Martin Scorsese's hotly anticipated adaptation of "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" is about to add a randy Kazakh journalist and a British knight to its cast.
Sacha Baron Cohen and Ben Kingsley are said to be in talks to join Scorsese's film based on the bestselling kid's book, according to Deadline Hollywood.
The story centers around a 12-year-old orphan who lives in a train station beneath Paris in the 1930s, where he spends his time trying to revive the robot originally discovered by his late father. The tale was inspired largely the the innovative French director Georges Méliès.
It remains to be seen who will be cast in the role of the young hero.
Author Brian Selznick has described his book as "not exactly a novel, not quite a picture book, not really a graphic novel, or a flip book or a movie, but a combination of all these things."


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WESTON, Mass. – In the inaugural meeting between both programs, MIT rattled off 10 straight goals en route to a 14-2 victory over Regis College in a Pilgrim League men's lacrosse game on Wednesday night. Senior Ernie Park (Plainsboro, N.J.) powered the Engineers with three goals and two assists.
Junior Gabe Blanchet (Hadley, Mass.) connected on a pass from classmate Sean Burke (Centennial, Colo.) to put MIT on the board at 10:16 in the first quarter. Junior Mike Gibson (Natick, Mass.) found the back of the net nine seconds later while Park redirected a feed from freshman Bill Kelleher (Pittsburgh, Pa.) shortly thereafter. Freshman Jake Slonaker (West Windsor, N.J.) set up Kelleher for the final tally of the frame which resulted in a 4-0 lead for the Engineers.
Sophomore Mateo Pena Doll (Elk, Calif.) found the back of the net midway through the second stanza as Slonaker earned another assist on a strike by Park with 5:23 to go in the half. A solo effort by sophomore Ben Hessels (Laytonsville, Md.) gave the Cardinal and Gray a 7-0 advantage heading into the intermission.
Burke continued the scoring spree after 2:28 elapsed in the third quarter while the Park-Slonaker connection returned later on in the period. Burke then added a man-up marker that increased the visitors' margin to 10-0.
Regis ended the shutout early in the final frame but MIT responded with three straight goals. Park picked up assists on blasts by Blanchet and Kelleher while Gibson raised the score to 13-1. The Pride tacked on a man-up goal as Pena Doll provided the final tally of the night.
Gibson went 13-of-18 in face-offs and had six groundballs while sophomore Tim Wilczynski (Old Lyme, Conn.) led the way with seven groundballs. Hessels posted four groundballs followed by three from Blanchet. In net, junior Christopher Rullan (Wexford, Pa.) made four saves in three quarters of action as senior Michael Gerhardt (Chelmsford, Mass.) closed out the game with one stop.
MIT (5-6, 1-2 Pilgrim) continues Pilgrim League play on Saturday, April 21 when it hosts Massachusetts Maritime Academy.


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Sublation treatments with the eMatrix have the immediate results of more invasive procedures, but without the downtime typically associated with those surgeries or other lasers.
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Camarillo area dermatologist Ross Kaplan, M.D. is proud to announce that his practice, Coastal Dermatology, now offers Sublative Rejuvenation™ treatments using the eMatrix™ device.
Sublative Rejuvenation using the eMatrix device is an FDA-cleared treatment that delivers targeted energy to the deeper layers of skin, without overheating the surface skin, allowing collagen stimulation without full surface ablation. The system utilizes Sublative RF™ – fractionated bi-polar radio frequency technology – to place the heat energy effectively into the dermis where it can produce significant dermal impact with minimal epidermal disruption. This avoids the significant downtime of other comparable treatments.
"Sublation treatments with the eMatrix have the immediate results of more invasive procedures, but without the downtime typically associated with those surgeries or other lasers," says Dr. Kaplan, "And because this treatment works to rebuild natural collagen, the results can last longer."
Improvements can be observed immediately after treatment, and typically continue for up to one year. Maintenance treatments after the first year can help to further enhance the rejuvenative effects of Sublation. Unlike other non-aggressive treatments such as Botox or fillers that also have immediate results, Sublative Rejuvenation with the eMatrix works from the inside out, stimulating cell growth deep within the skin.
Treatment of the entire face typically takes less than thirty minutes. Because sublation works by causing heat with bi-polar radio frequency and not applying a specific wavelength of laser energy, the eMatrix is also safe for use on all skin types and degrees of pigmentation.
Dr. Ross Kaplan is a board-certified dermatologist whose interest in cutting edge laser technology and therapy has made his practice, Coastal Dermatology, the most advanced in the area. He trained in lasers at Harvard's prestigious Wellman Laser Laboratory. Dr. Kaplan is one of a select group of doctors invited to join Allergan's National Exchange Forum. This group is comprised of nationally renowned thought leaders in facial aesthetics. He trains other doctors in his office for the use of Botox, facial fillers, lasers, and other skin rejuvenation treatments.


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Hope College Homecoming Run-Walk is October 14 | Events
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HOLLAND – The 33rd Hope College Run-Walk will be held on Friday, Oct. 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the west entrance of the DeVos Fieldhouse in conjunction with the college's Homecoming Weekend.
The weekday and time is a shift from previous years, when the event was held on Saturday mornings.
The Run-Walk is sponsored by the Born Clinic in cooperation with the college's department of kinesiology.
Competitive runners will participate in a 5,000-meter (3.1-mile) run beginning at the DeVos Fieldhouse at 6:30 p.m. and continuing to Windmill Island Gardens. Age group awards will be given for the run (14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and over).
The 3,200-meter (two-mile) prediction walk will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the DeVos Fieldhouse and travel through the Hope campus. The 10 best predictions, estimating the amount of time the competitor will require to complete the walk, will win a Hope prize package.
A T-shirt will be provided for participants who register by Saturday, Oct. 8, but entries will be accepted on Friday, Oct. 14, at 5:50 p.m. Competitors may dress and shower at the DeVos Fieldhouse.
The registration fee is $20 for each competitive event, with an added $10 per event after the October 8 deadline. Registration forms are available online at www.hope.edu/alumni/RunWalk11.pdf as well as at the kinesiology office in the DeVos Fieldhouse, which can be called at (616) 395-7070.
The DeVos Fieldhouse is located at 222 Fairbanks Ave., between Ninth and 10th streets.


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DESCRIPTIONAn improvisatory track, half jazz, half blues featuring virtuoso guitar throughout. The guitar is accompanied by varying instruments throughout, including drawbar organ, harmonica (with an epic harmonica solo!) , electric (rhodes) piano, bass, and drums.
There are numerous sections to this track, giving it many uses (as well as just using the whole track for background purposes). It can also be edited down into smaller sections (please contact me for requests).
The track has a strong groove throughout and is meant to evoke sleepy and relaxed times in the deserts of California, Arizona, and Nevada, perhaps at a bar (or a saloon).
FINALLYTrack available in both WAV and MP3 format.
Please get in touch if you need any additional music services.
Thanks for listening. I hope you will find a good use for this track in your projects.


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DiscoverMyrtleBeach necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 289 diseños de 56 diseñadores freelance.
Discover Myrtle Beach is one of the most popular websites for the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina area (also known as the Grand Strand).
Our tourism information covers accommodations, nightlife, golf, restaurants attractions and and everything else tourism related.
Our goal has always been to provide affordable tourism advertising through our website and newly created magazine.
We have always offered an extremely honest and personal experience for our advertisers and visitors to create the most in-depth information.
Our clients range in everything tourism related, but our site's audience are families, golfers, couples, spring breakers, groups and individuals looking for a great beach vacation filled with exciting and/or leisure activities.
Above all, the logo should not look like clip art. We are trying to establish a classy, stylish and official design appealing to potential advertisers, yet eye-catching enough to tourism-minded vacationers. We are not looking for something that will brand with a national feel. It should reflect our business and our area.
We want the logo to represent an authority on the area we represent.
The use of palm trees, the sun and beach balls in our area are extremely overdone. Please no beach balls. The use of the sun is OK. If designers feels the need to use a palm tree in the design, only a unique spin will be considered.
Our currently logo, found on our website http://www.DiscoverMyrtleBeach.com. It is OK at best. We are open to a completely new concept.
Color is great, but the ability to convert completely to Black or White is requested if the logo is used in print when overlapping on pictures.
We prefer the full name incorporated under the logo.
UPDATE: Use of Black lettering or Dark Blue two-tone for the word "Discover" is ideal. The words Myrtle Beach should be a separate font.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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The Colony
Year: 2013
Duration: 1h 35min
IMDb: 5.3
Country: Canada
Actors: Kevin Zegers, Laurence Fishburne, Bill Paxton, Charlotte Sullivan, Dru Viergever, Atticus Mitchell, John Tench, Lisa Berry, Lucius Hoyos, Kimberly-Sue Murray, Michael Mando, Helen Taylor, Romano Orzari, John Healy, Kristin Shepherd
Groups of people - colonies - are forced underground due to another ice age. Colony 7 goes to check on Colony 5, who they lost contact with. When they get there they find the that the colony has fallen and there is a whole new enemy that they have to face on their way back.


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Contact: Jane Koropsak, (631) 344-4909, or Peter Genzer, (631) 344-3174
March 25, 2013
UPTON, NY — Robert Moses Middle School students won eight of the 21 trophies awarded at the annual Middle School Maglev Contest held at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory on March 20. Students from Center Moriches Middle School won five awards, Albert G. Prodell Middle School students won four, and Roslyn Middle School won three. Students from Longwood Middle School received one prize.
Gordon Danby and James Powell, retired Brookhaven Lab scientists who invented and patented maglev — the suspension, guidance, and propulsion of vehicles by magnetic forces — were honored guests at the contest. Powell gave a brief talk to the students, recommending that the students consider studying humanities − literature, music, and art − as well as pursuing a career in science or engineering. Powell predicted that within the next 20 years, a maglev network will be in place in the U.S. that would allow passengers to travel anywhere in the nation at a speed of 300 miles per hour. He also predicted that one day maglev might be used to launch rockets into space. Danby told the students that staying steadfast will help them to achieve extraordinary scientific accomplishments that can impact their generation and generations of the future.
More than 100 students from seven Long Island middle schools entered the contest, in which they were required to design and construct model maglev vehicles according to engineering specifications in their choice of seven categories: electrified track, futuristic, wind power, gravity, self-propelled balloon, self-propelled-other, and scale-model design. Judging was based on speed, efficiency, appearance, and the students' written design process.
The following volunteers from Brookhaven Lab, Stony Brook University, and Long Island Matrix for Science and Technology helped make this year's Maglev Contest a success:
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Do you have a story to tell or a view to air about aniridia in the UK? Great!
Email us an article to post or just an initial proposal if you prefer. Include your:
- name
- contact information
- reasons for and capacity in which you are writing.
Below are some guidelines and tips for article submission. They are all common sense. But read through them to ensure you stay on the right track and so get your stuff online as quickly as possible!
What to write about
As our name suggests the Aniridia Network UK (ANUK) is for people in the UK, who have or are connected to the eye condition aniridia. So posts on our blog should ideally have an aniridia and UK slant to them rather than being about visual impairment generally. That said, we usually consider stuff about visual impairment issues written by/about people with aniridia in the UK to be relevant even if it is not aniridia specific.
There are many other organisations dealing with wider blind, partially sighted and disability issues. We tend to defer to them to publish articles about such subjects. Similarly we do not normally publish articles about aniridia related issues in other countries that do not have, for example a UK based comment or direct impact.
If you have a subject/article that does not fall into the ANUK topics, we suggest you either:
- revise it to make it relevant
- find another suitable places to publish.
You or we may then write an aniridia/UK related post on the ANUK blog as a follow up and link to the original article.
To boost readership, we are also very open to dual-publishing of articles along with reciprocal links to the other source.
How much to write
Blog posts can be quite short or long. We'd suggest not much more than 500 words – 1000 maximum. We'd like to have several short posts rather than fewer longer ones so we can publish something new frequently. So try to break stories down into topics. This will also make discussion in the comments section more focused. The articles could even be (loosely) in a series if you wish.
Naming people policy
Do not write family names. Use first names only when referring to most people. For professionals, either simply refer to their role. For example 'the doctor' or if necessary to distinguish between more than one doctor use 'Doctor A', 'Doctor B' etc. Also try to avoid implicitly identifying specific people – for example by commenting om a Consultant Ophthalmologist (or even their whole department) and naming the hospital where they work.
These rules are to protect the privacy and reputation of post authors, the people featured in posts and ANUK. We want to avoid for example:
- a doctor suing for libel.
- a person with aniridia being adversely affected by something written about them as a child.
While posts can be removed from the blog, that will not remove the text from the internet. So our approach is not to publish material that can easily be found and attributed to an individual person by entering a name into a search engine etc.
If you would like to write a review, online, of a UK doctor you may like to use iWantGreatCare.
Editorial policy
Aniridia Network UK (ANUK) maintains a blog at aniridianetworkuk.wordpress.com herein known as ANUKB. It is run by the ANUK Webmaster (ANUKW). We encourage submission for publication of relevant blog posts by people outside of the ANUK board – guest bloggers. Our policy for these submissions is:
- Submissions are subject to review and approval of ANUKW.
- By submitting material to ANUKB, you certify that the material is not protected by copyright and are the author's original thoughts, opinions, musings, writings, etc.
- In submitting material to ANUKB you waive any future claim to ownership of that material. Once we have reviewed the information and posted it on ANUKB, ANUK has sole discretion to remove, edit or continue publishing it. ANUKB will publish submissions at a time and date of its choosing and does not guarantee to meet any deadline requested by authors.
- Submissions must be relevant to ANUKB readership which is predominantly people who have or are connected in some way with the medical conditions of aniridia or WAGR. This includes children, family members plus educational and medical professionals.
- Submissions that are not relevant to ANUKB readership will not be accepted.
- Submissions must be the property of the author, factual, original and as much as possible: well crafted and free of grammatical and spelling errors.
- Submissions are more likely to be accepted if they are informative, easy to read, pithy and share the author's unique expertise or experience. Including tips, case-studies, analysis, opinions and commentary is strongly encouraged.
- Press releases, advertisements, promotional copy, blatant and excessive self-promotion, and materials for another company's SEO purposes only will not be accepted.
- ANUKB does not accept submissions that have been published in small form or in their entirety on other blogs, websites or in print. Only original, unpublished submissions will be accepted.
- Submissions on topics that were previously blogged about on ANUKB will not be accepted unless they contain new and unique insight, commentary based upon current events, or changes and trends. Please review ANUKB archives prior to submitting a blog.
- Submissions must contain appropriate language and subject matter, and not be offensive, inflammatory, in violation of any law, considered defamatory, libellous, or infringe on the legal rights of others, or otherwise inappropriate in nature. This is not an exhaustive list. ANUKW will make final determinations as to whether content violates these guidelines.
- Guest bloggers should consider the impact of what they write upon the reputation, well-being or finances of people or organisations they mention or other connected with those subjects. Removing identifying details may be advisable or even necessary to avoid (the risk of) causing harm.
- Guest bloggers offering insight on medical or other complex matters should consider the level of knowledge among the ANUKB readership and avoid jargon or else give or a link to an explanation of terms used.
- All submissions that express views of individuals beside the author must contain proper citation and / or the expressed written consent of the individual whose views are represented.
- Hyperlinks to quoted information must be included in the body of the submission when possible. All links should also be included at the bottom of submissions for ANUKW review and approval. ANUKW is not responsible for any blog content that is inaccurate or misrepresents the views of an individual or source that is quoted by a guest blogger.
- Any images, video, audio or other content in a blog post must either be the writer's property or have the expressed written consent of the owner or be embedded in accordance with the source's policies.
- ANUKB does not provide payment for guest blog posts.
- ANUKB is not responsible for views expressed by guest bloggers, i.e. those who are not part of the ANUK board
- ANUKB reserves the right to make any necessary changes when uploading guest blog posts. Submissions which do not meet these guidelines will not be accepted or will be edited before publication. ANUKB reserves the right not to edit a submission. Instead a submission may be returned to the author along with ANUK's guidelines, for them to edit and resubmit if they wish.
- ANUKB reserves the right to refuse contributions that do not meet the above criteria or adhere to the standard ethical guidelines for publication.
- The guest blogger shall indemnify and hold ANUK, its employees, agents or independent contractors harmless against any claims, liabilities, damages, and expenses including, without limitation, reasonable legal fees in defending or compromising actions brought against ANUK arising out of, or related to, the acts or omissions of guest blogger, in connection with matters arising as the result of a guest blog.
Style guidelines
In addition to ANUK's house style guidelines:
- The use of "I" and "you" is permitted,
- Irrelevant or excessive personal anecdotes will be removed for the sake of clarity and length.
- All posts must include a by-line at the top of the post with the author's name, and the (professional) capacity in which they are writing,
- All titles and posts should be keyword rich.
- Sites to which blog copy is hyperlinked should be accurate, credible and respectable. They must contain appropriate language and subjects, not be inflammatory, in violation of any law, considered defamatory, libellous, or infringe on the legal rights of others, or otherwise inappropriate in nature.
- Do not overuse of hyperlinks
Tips for blog post authors
- Know your goals – Note down what you want from your blog post. Study the previous guest articles on the blog and their reader response, then see what works for you in terms of your goals. Only once you know what you want should you get started
- Cut to the chase – Often people send an initial email asking if they can blog, second email discussing the topic, third email with the article, fourth email editing the format.
Simply follow these guidelines, study the format of previous guest articles, study which type of articles get the most comments and backlinks – and then send in your article with the first email you send. If it is a great article, the chances are very high you cut the email exchanges, saving us all time and the article goes live faster.
- Get original, be yourself – No one wants to publish rehashed content. You want to write your best stuff and share your viewpoint about an issue or topic. Write about what you truly feel and speak from your genuine experience and your passion for the subject will reveal itself.
- Proof read. Do it again – We like a well formatted, grammatical error-free copy that we can instantly post without much editing. Many spell checkers agents will pick up wrong spellings, but may not be able to correct sentence structure etc. Proof read thoroughly. Then do it again.
- Create a good image for impact – If you can add an original image to your article, it will make an impact. Try to avoid use of free icons, free stock images, linked flickr photos which someone else snapped – instead get in some original photos related to your article which can create an impact.
- Ooze credibility – Research your facts thoroughly before posting them. Reference the sources of information by linking to them, as it gives more credibility and authority to your article. If you are discussing a controversial topic, it is essential to have the facts right. We will not publish defamatory articles, rumours or unreliable information without references.
- Participate actively. Once the article is live, your job is not over. Now is the time to draw the readers in. Get ready to discuss and interact with the readers via comments. It's your articles, your platform, your limelight, so reply to comments and keep the discussion going. Submit it to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter and social bookmark sharing sites like Stumbleupon, Digg, Delicious. Get more readers to read your article.
- Don't embarrass yourself. – Blog smartly and comment intelligently. Our readers know their subject, themselves and their family. They will critically analyse and comment on your article. Be prepared with the answers and support your views, tips and tools. Wrong facts, ill informed views and ignorance about your subject content can backfire easily and work against your and our goals.
- Don't embarrass us – If we are gracious enough to publish your article. don't put us in an awkward situation by posting retractions, requesting post edits after it has gone live, modifying and re-posting the article elsewhere, demanding money, spamming commentors and readers etc.
- Get analytical – Guest blogging is a learning experience which makes you a better blogger too. Track the response to your article in terms of traffic, feed count rise, comments etc and analyze if the guest article met your goals. If it did not work, then rethink what went wrong, learn from your experience, write another new article with more passion, and do it better.
- Write again – If the first guest article got you a phenomenal response, prepare and send us another guest article. It will mostly be accepted as we will know our readers are interested and receptive to you.


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REPLAY#01 is a capsule collection of 20 eco-designed listed products, including seven jacquards, eight solids and five stripes. The creative signature style of this revolutionary range breaks away from traditional solar protection codes to offer an array of original patterns and contemporary colours. Up to 27% of the total canvas weight is made up of recycled yarn, that's roughly equivalent to one third for our solid and striped designs, and around 15% for our jacquard products.
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Add reflections to your photos automatically with this handy addon. Sites Using this Addon: If you use this addon on your site, be sure to let me know and I'll add you to the list.
My aim was to create something simple and perspicuous. So my very first idea became a threecolumn structure with an reflection of the main image, inspired by the Macstyletemplate. v 1.0 One feature...
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Buy your Rough Guide in print
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From the pomp of Westminster to the pop-ups of Dalston, London is Europe's most diverse city in every sense. Updated by local Londoners, the Pocket Rough Guide London covers both the headline sights and the lesser-known gems, with colour photography throughout and a handy pull-out map in the back.
The Best of section picks out Rough Guides' highlights of London, from the most opulent royal sights to our favourite parks, plus our top five museums and the best places to go with kids. Divided by area for easy navigation, and written in Rough Guides' trademark honest and informative style, the Places section brings London's enduringly individual neighbourhoods to life, with all of the best restaurants, pubs, cafés, shops and nightclubs listed.
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Nov. 19, 2008
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Freshman Anna Teruya was named to the National Field Hockey Coaches' Association (NFHCA) Division III All-New England East Region first team. While MIT has placed at least one student-athlete on the All-Region team in each of the past five seasons, Teruya is the first freshman in program history to earn this distinction.
Starting all 19 games this season for the Engineers, Teruya ranked second on the team in goals (nine) and points (21). Both of those totals ranked her third among all NEWMAC freshmen. The NFHCA honor follows Teruya's selection to the NEWMAC first team All-Conference last week.
MIT finished the season with a record of 6-13, falling to eventual conference champion, Springfield, in the NEWMAC quarterfinal round


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Decision Night Decorations
Ms. Sandy Storm is dominating the news cycle right now, but politics will soon come screaming back and the presidential election will be here before you know it. If you've decided to host a party that night (or even just surround your own self with festive gear), here's some vintage inspiration. These decorations will turn your home of the brave into an poll-worthy place. Psst: they'll even do double-duty next 4th of July.
1. Giant Folding Paper Bunting, from Little Tree Vintage
2. Democratic Name Badge Stickers from Pumpkin Truck
3. Vintage Elephant Decoration from Bellalu
4. Red, White & Blue Glasses from Rustbelt Threads
5. Antique Ballot Box from Curiosity Vintage
6. Vera Neumann Napkins from Three Martini Lunch
7. Election Day Drinking Glasses from RetroReRun
8. Vintage Vote Ribbon from Serine 23
9. Retro Ice Bucket from My Knick Knack Store
10. Vote Goblets from Do Not Destroy
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Zoe Saldana Wants To Have More Sex!
And Amanda Seyfried has serious anxiety about clubbing! Both women open about their inner desires and biggest fears in Glamour.
Zoe Saldana, 31, and Amanda Seyfried, 24, both come clean in Glamour magazine's "50 Most Glam" April 2010 issue sharing their inner most secrets! From Zoe "[wanting] to have more sex" to Amanda's "anxieties" about clubs, both women seem to have a lot on their minds! And, in their interviews, they have more to tell!
Apparently, Glamour's "Most Glam" woman, Zoe Saldana, isn't getting "it" enough! She admits, "I want to have more sex, travel more, drink more wine and love life," in her interview for her winning title. She also says, "I love women. I worship women. Don't want to be any other woman but myself." Hmm … we wonder what this could mean?
And while Zoe seems to be a bit sex-crazed at the moment, Glamour's "Most Down-to-Earth" Amanda just doesn't want to be in the spot light … at least the nightlife spotlight. "There's something empty about having your own VIP booth, and people staring at you, drinking and dancing" and she asks "to get what?" "It's sad actually, because my anxiety keeps me from enjoying things as much as I should at this age," admits Amanda/
Though both women look stunning on the covers of Glamour's April 2010 issue, we can't wait to see what else they have to say in their interviews!
April 2010 issue is available nationwide now.
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Matthew Broderick, Anderson Cooper, Jimmy Kimmel, Julianne Moore and Meredith Vieira Added To Celebrities Manning LIVE Phone Bank During the October 21 Premiere
Biennial Autism Benefit Tapes at the Beacon Theatre in New York City on Saturday, October 13
with Tickets Available at ticketmaster.com or beacontheatre.com
"Night of Too Many Stars" to Air on COMEDY CENTRAL on Sunday, October 21 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT
with Live Wrap-Arounds From Host Jon Stewart and Other Comedic Talent
NEW YORK, October 1, 2012 - COMEDY CENTRAL announced today that international superstar Katy Perry joins the all-star roster of celebrities participating in the network's biennial autism benefit hosted by Jon Stewart. In honor of this charity, Perry will treat the audience to a one-time only special performance of "Firework" at "Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs." The special will tape in New York City at the Beacon Theatre on Saturday, October 13 and will premiere on COMEDY CENTRAL on Saturday, October 21 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT.
This year's event will feature the theme "America Comes Together," featuring pairings of celebrity rivals or polar opposites coming together and agreeing that Autism is a cause worth supporting. The show will premiere on COMEDY CENTRAL on Sunday, October 21 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT with additional live wrap-arounds from "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" studio in New York City, featuring a celebrity phone bank, allowing viewers to call in during the airing to donate while speaking and even video chatting with additional stars and comedic heavyweights. Stewart will also host the live wrap-arounds.
Previously announced talent includes Hannibal Buress, Bill Burr, Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Tom Morello, Tracy Morgan, Amy Poehler and Seth Rogen at the Beacon Theatre for the taping on Saturday, October 13. Matthew Broderick, Anderson Cooper, Jimmy Kimmel, Julianne Moore and Meredith Vieira will be joining Fred Armisen, Andy Cohen, Jack McBrayer, Bob Saget, Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Sudeikis manning the phone bank during the live event on October 21.
Katy Perry has cemented her status as a best-selling superstar with the global success of her second studio album, Teenage Dream, which debuted at #1 in eight countries and has spent every week in Billboard's Top 200 album sales chart since its release two years ago. She became the only female artist to have five #1 singles from one album on the Billboard Top 100 chart ("California Gurls," "Teenage Dream," "Firework," "E.T." and "Last Friday Night"). The recently-released special edition, Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection, added "Part of Me" and "Wide Awake" to Katy's list of nine Top 40 chart-toppers (dating back to her multiplatinum debut album, 2008's One of the Boys, which generated four hit singles: "I Kissed A Girl," "Hot N Cold," "Thinking of You" and "Waking Up In Vegas"). In 2011, she sold out arenas around the globe on her California Dreams Tour. The tour was the subject of this year's 3D feature film, "Katy Perry: Part Of Me," which is already the fourth biggest music documentary of all time, outpacing films from Madonna, U2, and the Rolling Stones.
Tickets for "Night of Too Many Stars" are on sale at ticketmaster.com and beacontheatre.com. VIP Benefit tickets can be purchased by emailing email@example.com. All VIP Benefit tickets, which begin at $1,500 per person, include access to the after-party with talent. For more information about the event, VIP tickets and submitting donations to New York Collaborates for Autism, fans can go to www.cc.com/toomanystars.
Geico is the on-air and digital sponsor for "Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs." Event sponsors also include White Castle, Tommy Hilfiger and Supersmile.
Since 2006, "Night of Too Many Stars" has raised over $9 million. In 2010, "Night of Too Many Stars," through its partner organization New York Collaborates for Autism, gave more than $3.2 million in grants to 41 programs in 13 states. Autism is on the rise and now affects 1 in 88 children and 1 in 54 boys. "Night of Too Many Stars" will benefit a variety of autism schools, services and programs across the country, in support of the overabundance of individuals with autism and their families who so desperately need quality services.
Available on-air, online and on-the-go, COMEDY CENTRAL is the #1 brand in comedy and is owned by, and is a registered trademark of, Comedy Partners, a wholly-owned unit of Viacom Inc.