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Indore [Madhya Pradesh], Nov 14 (ANI): It's for the first time that Indore will be hosting the National Wrestling Championship.
The championship will start on November 15 at Khel Prashal here.
The 62nd Senior National Wrestling Championship, organised by the Madhya Pradesh Wrestling Association, will be a three-day-long event.
Around 800 wrestlers, 100 coaches and 50 technical officials from all over India will be participating in the mega event.
The spot light of the event will be on two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar, who will be back on mat after the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Other prominent wrestlers like Olympics bronze medallist Sakshi Malik, Geeta Phogat are also reportedly expected to show up in the Championship. (ANI)


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Ziylo is thrilled to announce the promotion of our Chief Scientific Officer, Dr Andy Chapman, as he becomes a Director at Ziylo. After joining us earlier this year, Andy has greatly impressed all of us with his scientific expertise as well as his managerial and commercial abilities. Therefore, we are thrilled to announce his promotion!
Despite being a relatively young and small company, here at Ziylo we strive to have all our employees reach their maximum potential in a supportive and enduring environment.
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#Farmville has released some unique items on Namaste India farm. These are amphibious, which means they can be placed on land, in pens or in the water sections. Below is a list of animals, trees and deco that can placed in either. Please don't forget to share this with your friends if you find it helpful…
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How the Internet is Changing TV
By Chloe Lutts
How Conan was Undone by Media-Hoppers
The Times They are A-Changin'
Apple TV: A Good Gateway Device
Note from Cabot Wealth Advisory Editor Elyse Andrews: As longtime readers know, we have expanded over the last three years to include the voices of nearly all of our editors in Cabot Wealth Advisory. Today I'm bringing you the first issue written by Chloe Lutts, the editor of Dick Davis Digest and Dick Davis Income Digest and a third-generation Cabot employee (her grandfather, Carlton Lutts, founded Cabot and her father, Tim Lutts, is the current publisher). Enjoy!
Last month, Conan O'Brien hosted his last ever "Tonight Show," only seven months after inheriting the franchise from Jay Leno. NBC's decision to move Leno back to his late-night spot, with the side effect of getting rid of Conan, was mostly about ratings. Neither Leno nor Conan had high enough viewership to justify giving them the airtime they were getting.
In the Sunday New York Times published two days after that last show, an article headlined "O'Brien Undone by His Media-Hopping Fans" picked apart some of the reasons "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" didn't garner more viewers. The article posited that some of Conan's biggest "problems" were the unconventional media-consumption habits of his most enthusiastic demographic: younger viewers. Though he was popular with 18-34 year olds, the article said, "regularly assembling those young adult viewers in significant numbers in the late-night hours has become a daunting, if not impossible, task."
The primary reason, as set forth in the Times article, is the number of alternative entertainment options available to those "media-hopping" viewers. Those include other TV shows; at 11:35 pm, when "The Tonight Show" aired, 18-34 year olds were as likely to be watching "The Colbert Report" on Comedy Central, Adult Swim cartoons on the Cartoon Network or sports programming on ESPN. In Conan's first six months on "The Tonight Show," he averaged 719,000 viewers under 35, versus 746,000 for the satirical news show "The Colbert Report."
A newer source of "competition" was also mentioned in the article though: "Add to all the other issues the fact that Mr. O'Brien's young fans did not really have to watch television to see him. His shows were made available later on Web sites like Hulu. And his best comedy bits would frequently be posted on other sites–and passed around by fans–shortly after they appeared."
That four-line paragraph was the article's only mention of watching TV online, but if we're discussing the viewing habits of young media hoppers, I think it deserves much more attention. That may be because, six months ago, I canceled my TV subscription and had a Time Warner Cable representative disconnect my cable box and take it away. I still pay Time Warner Cable for Internet, but my bill is now about $40 less every month.
This step may seem extreme to some, but it was a logical decision after months of under-watching my $40 worth of TV channels. The reason wasn't, by any means, a lack of interest in television. I enjoy a number of TV shows, including "fake news" shows "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report," the fabulous period drama "Mad Men" and sitcoms including "The Office," "Parks and Recreation" and "30 Rock." I also watched "The Tonight Show" occasionally while Conan was on it (but will likely never watch Leno). However, because I never watched "The Tonight Show" at 11:35 on NBC, I wasn't one of the 700,000 or so viewers counted by NBC. In fact, until three weeks ago, I thought "The Tonight Show" was on at 11.
As the Times article reported, we now live in a world of near-infinite entertainment options. In my mind, the days of sitting down in front of the television when my favorite shows are on (or worse, sitting down and flipping channels to see what's on) are over. Instead, I sit on my couch when I'm ready to relax, whether that's 6:10 p.m. or 1 a.m., and decide what I want to watch. And my options are, if not infinite, far greater than the number of TV shows on cable at that moment.
If I want to watch Jon Stewart skewer hypocritical politicians on the previous night's "Daily Show," I turn on my flat-screen TV and switch the input to a computer running the free operating system Linux. What might be called an entertainment PC, this computer is dedicated solely to delivering content to my TV. It cost about $500 to build, the price of about a year of cable.
From there, I can choose one of three different ways to watch "The Daily Show." The first is to launch the computer's browser and navigate to Comedy Central's Web site, where I can watch clips from any show from the "Daily Show" archives. I can watch the last few weeks of shows from start to finish in HD. These shows are completely free and interrupted by only a few short advertisements. (Also on Comedy Central's Web site, completely free, are full episodes of "The Colbert Report" and "South Park" and clips of many other shows, as well as Web-exclusive stand-up shows and shorts.)
My second option is to go to Hulu, a Web site that officially launched in 2008, and a joint venture of NBC, Fox and ABC. Currently, the site provides completely free access to shows from the three owner-networks as well as Comedy Central, USA Network, Bravo, Syfy, A&E and more. All the videos are free (for now) and are interrupted by a minimal amount of advertising, usually no more than two minutes of ads per half-hour show.
And because Hulu is engineered to run on a computer, some of the ads are interactive, allowing viewers to choose ads that most interest them or follow links to advertisers' Web sites. By some accounts, this increased potential for user engagement means Hulu can charge more for ads than TV networks can. However, rumors about ad rates vary widely.
The third way I can watch "The Daily Show" is similar to both the first and second, but involves an additional step. Instead of going directly to Comedy Central's Web site or Hulu, I can launch an application on my entertainment PC called Boxee. Boxee is a completely free application that anyone can download at www.boxee.tv. It is designed to run on entertainment PCs just like mine, where it makes watching content over the Internet as easy as watching TV.
To watch "The Daily Show" on Boxee, I go to the TV Shows page and search for it or select it from my personalized list of favorite shows. Boxee then offers me the option to stream the show from Hulu or from Comedy Central's Web site. Both are instant, and contain the same ads, or lack thereof, that are on the site the show is coming from.
Boxee's real advantage though, is the diversity of content it finds and allows me to play on my TV. The TV Shows page includes streaming content from dozens of Web sites, including Hulu, Comedy Central, NBC and Fox. It also includes TV shows I've downloaded from the iTunes store or elsewhere. I can search for a specific show I want to watch, or browse the page to see what shows have recently added new episodes. I can also watch movies from my personal collection, Hulu or other online sources.
After watching TV shows, I use Boxee second most often for playing music. Through Boxee, I can listen to so-called "Internet radio" from Pandora or Last.fm, Web sites that create personalized playlists based on your music preferences. I can also listen to music I've copied to the PC.
Finally, dozens of applications expand Boxee's functionality beyond TV and music, by providing access to third party content. Some of my favorites include The Onion News Network application (or app), which streams the satirical "news" clips available only on the Onion Web site; The BBC News app, which includes hundreds of up-to-date BBC News podcasts; and The Big Picture app, which is a smooth interface for viewing the Boston Globe's daily photo essay feature, The Big Picture, full screen on my HD TV (it's even better than on their Web site!). There are dozens more apps with functions I'm not even aware of.
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Boxee's one drawback is its newness. The application is now in its Beta version, which is significantly more reliable than the Alpha version, but still has bugs (most obnoxious are relatively frequent crashes). I don't expect the application to gain a wide following until it's out of Beta.
Boxee also has no obvious business plan yet, though the company has announced it will introduce a payments plan soon to allow it to offer more content. In the blog entry announcing the news, Boxee management wrote: "The move towards the Internet as a main source of entertainment does not mean everything will be free. … The iTunes store has already shown us that people are willing to pay for content when it's affordable and easy to access. Our goal is to equip the content providers that we've spoken with over the past year, both big and small, with a way to monetize their content above and beyond the advertising-only model."
TV online is still a very new market, and content creators are still trying to figure out how to monetize it without driving users away (to illegal downloading sites, for example.) It's still too early to predict the winners of the shift to TV online (other than media-hopping consumers.) But when they do emerge, they'll be the innovators who can make money by delivering the content consumers want to watch when they want to watch it.
I wouldn't be surprised if Boxee develops a sound business plan and becomes a leader in this market, but I also look forward to other contestants emerging as the market grows. There's plenty of demand for good online TV sources, and I think there's also plenty of money to be made.
As the iTunes store showed us, even the media-hopping under-35 demographic is willing to pay for content when they think it's worth it. I'm a part of that demographic, and I recently willingly increased my monthly entertainment expenditures from $0 to $8.99 in exchange for a subscription to Netflix (NFLX). For that $8.99 a month, I gained unlimited access to thousands of movies and TV shows (that have been released on DVD), many of which aren't available online.
The defining factor in my decision was the ongoing expansion of Netflix's streaming library. Through the streaming library, Netflix subscribers can now watch movies and TV shows instantly on their TV, using an internet-enabled device such as a DVR, computer or a video game console (I use an Xbox 360, which works great.)
The streaming library is currently pretty limited, but Netflix is working hard to expand it, partially because it eliminates mailing costs. Earlier this month the company added hundreds of Warner Brothers titles to the instant library in exchange for delaying the rental availability of Warner Brothers' new releases by 28 days, which the studio hopes will encourage more consumers to buy the DVDs.
I can't claim to know exactly where the growth of TV-on-the-Internet will take us, but I am sure it's going to grow. I wouldn't be surprised if Boxee does well (though it does have competition) and I'm fairly certain Netflix (NFLX) will continue to expand.
Unfortunately, Boxee isn't a public company. But Netflix (NFLX) is! Last week, the stock broke out to new highs on big volume, following an excellent fourth quarter earnings report. The gap up on earnings may be a sign of renewed strength. Cabot Market Letter Editor Mike Cintolo wrote about post-earnings gap ups in a Cabot Wealth Advisory last week, and said "A big, 20% or more upmove on earnings from a company with a good story and some sponsorship is usually a good buy right away." NFLX's gap up was just about 20%.
There are other contenders in the race to put TV online. Comcast (CMCSA) and Time Warner (TWX) introduced a service called TV Everywhere last summer. So far, the service lets users who are already paying cable subscription fees watch TV shows from the cable networks online. It's interesting, but its reliance on the conventional TV business model could become a liability.
An alternative investment idea is the much-loved Apple (AAPL), which recently reported record quarter profits (thanks in part to a change in iPhone profit accounting.) Thus far, Apple's only forays into the world of TV online have been the addition of videos to the iTunes store and the introduction of the Apple TV in March 2007.
The Apple TV's primary function is to play content from your computer's iTunes Library on your television. It can also play content from YouTube and stream Internet radio, among a few other features. The Apple TV (modified with a warranty-voiding larger hard drive) was actually my first step away from reliance on cable TV, and I think it's still a good "gateway device."
However, its capabilities are somewhat limited, compared to those of an entertainment PC. I'm sure Apple, expansionary visionary that it is, is already thinking about its next, more serious foray into the world of TV online. (The company recently began pressuring networks to halve the cost of TV shows sold in the iTunes store.)
I can't say when Internet-based TV technologies will begin to surpass traditional cable. It probably won't be tomorrow. But when it does happen, you can expect some legacy businesses will be left in the dust, while new innovators you've never heard of will grow with the market.
Wishing you success in your investments and beyond,
Chloe Lutts
Editor of Dick Davis Digest
For Cabot Wealth Advisory
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Picking the Best Pet Food
We're often asked which is the best food to feed your pup or kitty. There are so many options, it's confusing—we get it. Like humans, pups and kitties respond differently to food based on their genetic make-up. And, needs change based on a pet's age, activity level, and overall health. There isn't a one size fits all answer. It's always best to chat with your Vet. It also helps to keep the following factors in mind:
- Number of calories
- Meat listed as first ingredient (not a cheap filler…gross!)
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Earlier, when I wrote about trying to make language therapy more objective language therapy, I discussed the need to differentiate task types, at least in order to effectively measure progress. When doing so, a language teacher must determine what type of task the learner is engaged in, or else you're simply going to be too often comparing skills which are not actually comparable. Using task types can also result in us better knowing what's next for students who are achieving objectives, or what to fall back on when they're not. The easiest, or most basic, task type is Identification.
Identification tasks often involve pictures or objects and/or choices with foils. Simply put, the learner has to identify the target skill. Easier tasks have fewer foils generally, with more foils making it harder, with ID of objects in the environment or in scenes being the most difficult, as they have tons of possible incorrect answers. Some more examples:
So in this example, if the goal is age appropriate use of adjectives, and the student is identifying age appropriate adjectives in his or her environment, without cues, then the teacher can make the task type more challenging by moving on to labeling – which I'll give some examples of in a post coming very soon.


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A team of Health editors and beauty experts compiled their favorite products, from eyeliner to foundation to lipstick.
Primer, foundation, lipstick, eyeliner... With so many products out there, it's hard to know which ones will work best on your features, stay put the longest (without caking), and leave you feeling fresh and confident. To help you sort through them all, a team of Health editors and beauty experts compiled their favorite makeup products of 2016. Here, their 14 top picks.
Meet our experts: Ilana Blitzer, Health's beauty director; Suzy Gerstein, New York City celebrity makeup artist; Deepica Mutyala, TV host and beauty vlogger at youtube.com/deepicam; Alexis Wolfer, founder of TheBeautyBean.com.
Maybelline NY Color Sensational Vivid Matte Liquid in Rebel Red
Matte lipsticks get a bad rap for being drying, but these "glide on and dry to a cushion-y feel," says Blitzer. Zero flaking!
ChapStick Total Hydration 100% Natural
Moisturizing argan oil and mango butter make for instantly smoother lips and easier lipstick application later on.
Marc Jacobs Under(cover) Perfecting Coconut Face Primer
"It has a smooth, milky texture," says Mutyala, so makeup stays fresh and lasts all day.
Lancôme Juicy Shaker Pigment-Infused Bi-Phased Lip Oil
This hybrid gives the shine you crave, without the tackiness, points out celebrity makeup artist Suzy Gerstein.
Burt's Bees BB Cream
Not only does this super lightweight staple "blend out like a dream," according to Gerstein, but it also illuminates complexions and blues imperfections.
Stila Aqua Glow Serum Foundation
The water-based formula melts into skin and gives a "natural dewy finish that's not shimmery or shiny," explains Gerstein.
Too Cool for School Dinoplatz Twisty Tail Mascara
"Revolutionary!" raves Wolfer. "Click the wand; it bends close to 90 degrees, getting even closer to inner lashes."
NARS Liquid Laguna Bronzer
"The warm brown shade is ultra flattering," says Gerstein. Enriched with monoi and tamanu oils, it delivers serious moisturizing might.
Charlotte Tilbury Mini Miracle Eye Wand
"I am obsessed with this," Gerstein says. "You can really layer it on without caking." What dark circles?
Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer
"The retractable pencil has a triangular tip to make filling in sparse arches fool-proof," Gerstein says.
CoverGirl truBlend Blush
The marbled formula contains a blend of shades that works for every skin tone. As Blitzer says: "One swipe is like, 'Hello, I'm alive!'"
Make Up For Ever Aqua XL Eye Pencils
Yes, the range of highly pigmented shades is impressive, but it's the waterproof formula and 24-hour wear that make them a must.
Rimmel London Magnif'Eyes Double Ended Shadow and Liner
With cream-to-powder shadow on one end and coordinating liner on the other, this is a must-buy for standout eyes.
Honest Beauty Contour + Highlighter Kit
"The soft rose gold highlighter bounces the light in a believable way, making every skin tone gleam," says Gerstein.


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If you have ever tried to plan a wedding, you know how much work is involved. Dealing with the florist, baker, jeweler, tailor and more can really make you want to just get out of dodge. Hopefully, these tips will help you get through everything gracefully.
Before your wedding day, practice the aisle walk as much as you can. This absolutely needs to be done where the event is taking place with the exact footwear you plan on wearing on the big day. This can help you feel more confident during your special day.
Keep in mind that religion plays a big part in weddings and also going ahead in your marriage. Of course, by this time, the two of you should have it worked out how things will operate on that level, but getting the families on the same page may be more difficult.
If you're catering your own event, try purchasing the food from wholesale stores. If you shop at a wholesale store, you will get much more for your dollar than the regular supermarket. Think about asking people you know to assist with the food costs.
Consider your different options to find the right type of alcohol for your wedding. Open bar is the most expensive option, and the longer the bar is open, the more expensive it becomes. Wedding venues will have different options, such as a limited open bar or a offering fewer options to help keep alcohol costs down.
Ethnic catering can help add spice to your wedding. Chicken and steak are over-served, so why not pick some other foods in your desired cuisine? Weddings are known for being unique and your reception should offer a variety of foods to satisfy everyone.
Purchasing wedding gowns through the Internet can help save you a lot of money, but see to it that you do it early in order to have enough time to alter it if needed. It is also important to realize that alterations can cost quite a bit of money. Make sure the additional costs are allowed for in the budget.
Invest time in writing vows that will be truly meaningful to your intended spouse. Be clear about the fact that both parties must make a number of sacrifices and be consistent to the commitment of marriage. Take this opportunity to express your love for your betrothed so that will always be a part of your wedding ceremony.
Once you know who all is going to give a speech at your wedding, hold a rehearsal for everyone so you can censor out inappropriate material. Many generations and people of differing viewpoints will attend your wedding, so your speech makers need to make their speeches geared to everyone and not just play to their own friends.
Do your research when it comes to your photographer. Having a photographer take pictures you do not like would be a shame. Check out online reviews or ask people you know to recommend excellent photographers within your area.
Choose one item to incorporate into all the different aspects of your wedding. For example, use the same ribbon that is in your centerpiece on your bouquet. Your wedding will be perfect when you add in the small details.
See if you can borrow a special item of apparel from a friend for your wedding ceremony. When you do this you save money, you can make yourself look way better and even form a closer bond with people who become more involved with the wedding.
The venue that you select for your wedding reception should have enough space for dancing and activities. You don't want to have dancers crashing into seated guests or knocking over the dessert table, so ensure you have adequate space available. If necessary, move some chairs and tables out of the way to make more room.
Consider silk flowers for your wedding instead of spending a lot of money on luxurious floral arrangements. You don't have to purchase these fresh so you can buy them months ahead, and you don't have to be concerned with huge floral arrangements.
Rather than spend a bunch of money on a huge cake, you may want to opt for a few tiers of great cupcakes or small tarts. These treats are not only affordable and convenient, but you can do many things with them. Guests will be able to get some cupcakes when they leave and then they will put them in a container that's takeout inspired.
If you are planning an outdoor reception, make sure that your caterer is aware of this. Some foods won't keep in the heat, and some food might not weigh enough to stay in its dish if there are strong winds. You might be able to use fancy or insulated covers for dishes. Regardless, make sure you have access to a fridge or a large amount of ice for cooling drinks.
Perhaps enlist the help of a friend to help you to carry all your camera gear around. They can help to gather up the family for group shots as well.
Make certain that everything in your plans coordinates with each other, even the flowers. Retro and vintage themes should have a bright and colorful palette with showstopping flowers evoking feelings of wistfulness and nostalgia. Pink peonies and bright daisies are great choices to have at your wedding.
The table centerpieces can be expensive and should be artistically pleasing. As an alternative, try selecting a simple but elegant centerpiece that isn't too large or overwhelming. This has the added advantage of not making it difficult for guests to talk to each other due to a huge obstruction.
If the cost of extravagant floral arrangements is too high, one cost effective alternative that you should consider is potted plants. You can obtain potted plants in various sizes and place them throughout the ceremony area and reception. Seek out plants in lovely glazed pots, or make a simple stone look elegant with some ribbons and paint. The plants can be used as wedding favors for the guests to take home, or the bride and groom can use them to landscape their own yard.
If you are involving children in the ceremony, ensure that they are dressed comfortably. Use soft fabrics that have a somewhat loose fit for comfort. If the children are going to be wearing new shoes, make sure they are comfortable, and let them walk around in them a bit so that they can get broken in. If you do this, it will help the children to be able to concentrate on their roles in the nuptials, rather than focusing on how uncomfortable they are.
To be certain of having a happy bride on the wedding day, be sure that all arrangements are of a type and quality she will appreciate. Stressing out over poorly-organized details or sub-par arrangements will leave her frazzled and exhausted. Allow her to run the show and make decisions for the happiest, smoothest event.
If you want to have a good wedding speech, see to it that you practice and plan for it sufficiently. Without the right amount of planning and practice, you can easily lose the audience, get caught with your foot in your mouth, or just bomb the speech with nothing but stuttering and a confused look on your face.
Create wedding vows from the heart. You can always find good sources that you can copy, but you know your spouse the best and can personalize your vows to be more meaningful. Writing the vows yourself can add more romance and meaning to your wedding and make you feel more connected to one another. You can use other vows as inspirations, but you need to add your own special touch.
If dinner isn't a part of your reception plans, formal tables shouldn't be either. Lounge chairs, chaises and comfortable sectional pieces will help encourage interaction between your guests. Comfortable and inviting chairs allow your guests to feel welcome and relaxed, which creates a nice atmosphere at your wedding.
Perhaps following family traditions is tempting, but remember that this day is about you and your spouse. Be appreciative and even grateful for their attention, affection and suggestions, because some of them might be good, but don't let on to that right away, and instead just gently, yet firmly help them remember that you call the shots when it comes to your day. That way you can look back on your wedding day with no regrets.
When starting out with plans for your wedding, create a list of what you want in a prioritized order. For some couples, the venue is higher on the list than the cake, or the table decorations are higher on the list than the music, and so on. If you create a budget which lists the items in order of importance, you'll have a much easier time picking out what you can afford and what you're happy to live without.
You may want to cut down on a meal size for your reception. If you have a large guest list, then you might need to lower the budget in other areas. It will be easier to stay within your spending limits if you opt for a less lavish dining option. If you don't want to do this, you can cut costs in other ways as well.
Choose a tuxedo that fits you perfectly. Accept opinions from your friends and family to decide which tuxedo should be your final choice. The tux you wear will represent you in your photographs for many years to come, so choose wisely!
Be on the lookout for a rainy day. If you'd like to have your wedding outdoors, just have a plan in place for inclement weather. Even if you're thinking that rain isn't going to happen, it could occur anyways because weather is kind of random. You can be prepared for this by having another place for everyone to go.
Before committing to a DJ or band for your wedding, do your due diligence first. Ask for a list of references and call those references before booking the band or DJ. Once you make a decision, you want to make sure the date is well known, and that a contract is signed to confirm the agreement. This is the safe thing to do.
Try getting a credit card that has some reward points before buying anything for your event. Since you're likely to run up a good bill footing your wedding, getting miles and other perks out of the whole shebang is a good idea. Use the card to make purchases related to your wedding and you will quickly accrue points towards rewards.
Try to get flowers that match the location you have selected. As an example, over-the-top floral displays are stunning inside but will not last five minutes outside. You may need special equipment for securing decor at places like parks and beaches.
Your vendors are a great source of referrals for other wedding services. After finding a good photographer, ask for band recommendations. Once you settle on the band, have them recommend a caterer. This will help you find the best individuals for your day.
Plan out the wedding far in advance. If you don't start planning a year in advance, you may have trouble finding venues. Try to do this fast so that you do not stress during crunch time.
Any female participants in your wedding, such as the bridesmaids, should aim to be ready before you are. The focus should be directed on you during the minutes that pass before the ceremony. If they still are getting ready, then they have no way of focusing on assisting you.
Always be aware of the weather. Outdoor weddings are great but you must plan for inclement weather and have a back-up plan. Even should you expect little chance of bad weather, you cannot be sure. Make your preparations for an alternate way to move forward with the wedding.
Custom jewelry for all the women makes great gifts for bridal parties. This way, after a wedding is over, every girl is going to have a memento to remember this special day.
Now that you understand what it takes to plan a wedding, you can get started right away. No matter whose wedding you are planning, you will surely appreciate this great advice.
Try something different as opposed to engagement ring shopping. An heirloom piece of jewelry can be a wonderful engagement ring that has great sentimental value. An important jewelry like this will make someone feel truly wanted by the family, and it can also act as piece that is vintage and beautiful at the same time.


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nice little bonus edition of WagonWheel Presents… at Shakespeares last night. Top tunes from the Coma Girls, an excellent debut for Left Of Reckoning and the always entertaining The Man With The Screaming Brain. Thanks to them and you if you were there.
We're back at Shakespeares on Saturday June 28th with an outdoor afternoon/early evening show featuring Boss Caine, Dave Woodcock, Blind River Scare, Dave Sleney, William Barstow and Colin Mounsey. Entry is free and the music starts around 2.30pm. Full details can be found here. We hope you can join us then.


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.:334/365: December Is Magical Essays Month:.
With less pictures and videos this month, the final month of this Project 365 will be ample walls of text that I hope would leave their mark on the magic community in a constructive manner. As a great fan of the art form, I certainly want to contribute to the elevation of magic whether in my country or worldwide by chiming in and throwing ideas meant to benefit the industry through the limited experience and knowledge that I have.
Perhaps I may or may not touch a controversial nerve over the course of this next month. Either way, I wholeheartedly encourage fellow performers who may stumble upon my blog to let your voices be heard. If you agree or disagree or have other ideas about magic and the issues besetting the industry today, I'd be more than happy to allow you the opportunity to let my humble blog become a soapbox for you to air out your thoughts. Heaven knows that the magic industry could do with a little more candor and a little less of silent suffering.
It has been an amazing year of doing this Project 365, even if I certainly had some days or weeks where I was clearly just coasting along. Still, when I found a particular month worthwhile to put effort in, it clearly showed, and the Mentalism, Filipino, and Escapology months were all the better for it, as well as some of the other earlier months that may have slipped my mind.
There are so many problems plaguing the magic industry today, and I wish to look at them in my own personal way and try to see where the problem stems from, and if within my capacity, suggest ways to alleviate these problems. It can only be hoped that this would result in some constructive brainstorming, and perhaps, other people in the industry would take heed and refine these ideas. If any magicians would like to share their own essays as well, just drop me an e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com, and I'd be more than happy to credit you and publish your thoughts on this platform.


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The Culinary Arts degree program is an excellent place to expand your interest and knowledge in the culinary arts. Chefs, cooks, and food preparation workers prepare, season, and cook a wide variety of foods from soups and appetizers to entrees and desserts in the college kitchens.
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Located at the main entrance of the College, the Keeter Center is the largest work area on campus. It utilizes student workers who apply their classroom learning in its operation as a restaurant, gift shop, bakery and 15-room lodge. These culinary school student workers serve as front desk reservationist, bell staff, housekeeping staff, wait staff, and cashiers; work in food preparation; and are responsible for the maintenance and care of the Keeter Center facility. The Keeter Center is home to the Hotel and Restaurant Management program and classrooms.
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Local economists are predicting a continued gradual recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Local economists are predicting a continued gradual recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Columbus Chamber of Commerce economic analyst Bill LaFayette predicted continued growth in both the national and regional economies during a 30-minute presentation at the Columbus Athletic Club Friday morning.
LaFayette's 12th annual Columbus Blue Chip Economic Forecast included a review of the events of 2010, a discussion of trends that are likely to impact the region in 2011 and an employment forecast for the Columbus region's key industry sectors.
"It wasn't all that long ago that we were all braced with our heads down in crash position," LaFayette said. "While I have to tell you that the news is not exactly good yet, it is indeed better. The U.S. economy has been in recovery since a year ago, summer. We now have five completed quarters of growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which is the total value of everything produced in the U.S."
LaFayette noted that while the recession cut the GDP by approximately 4.1-percent, the economy has already added back 3.5-percent, or half a trillion dollars of gain after inflation, since the second quarter of 2009.
"If the forecasts are right, next quarter's GDP should erase the last of that loss and the GDP should be setting new record highs again," he said. "But the GDP is going to be a whole lot less than it would have been had we not been through the biggest recession since the Great Depression."
However, LaFayette said a closer look at the most recent GDP figures are less encouraging.
"The bad news is that GDP growth is much slower now than it was earlier in the year," he said. "The fourth quarter of 2009 gave us a 5-percent increase on an annualized basis, which was one of the largest quarterly increases in GDP of the decade. This year's first quarter was a still respectful 3.7-percent. The second quarterwas a miniscule 1.7-percent and the third quarter was really not much better at 2-percent."
LaFayette noted that there is a silver lining within those gloomy statistics.
"The good news is that if you dig below the surface of those somewhat depressing numbers, you find really good news," he said. "Most of the strong growth that we were seeing last year was stimulus. Most of the recent growth has been driven by consumer spending and business investment."
On the employment front, LaFayette said employment actually bottomed out in December 2009 and has been increasing in 2010.
"Unless things turn out to be a whole lot worse than what we were expecting in 2010, that December 2009 number is going to be the bottom of employment," he said. "The really remarkable thing about this is the employment turned only six months after the economy turned."
LaFayette said an estimated 8.4-million jobs were lost during the recession and it could take years before a substantial number of those jobs come back.
"Even if we get the kind of job growth that we saw in the 1990s, we will be adding only about 3-million jobs a year," he said. "So it's going to take at least several more years to dig ourselves out of the hole that we dug ourselves into."
LaFayette's presentation was a preliminary glance at his annual report, which will be released Jan. 5 at the Columbus Metropolitan Club luncheon.


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Jerusalem in the Eyes of Scandinavian Revivalists and Travellers (ca 1800-1920).
The many interpretations of Jerusalem continued in Scandinavian Christian culture throughout the nineteenth century. This can especially be seen in the hymns and devotional literature of the revivalist movements. During this century, those who claimed Jerusalem and the Holy Land to be their spiritual heritage were able to encounter the real and physical Jerusalem through new means, such as the missionary movement, biblical archaeology, increased tourism, travel narratives, and orientalism. The multifaceted connection to Jerusalem was negotiated anew. The rich material provides several perspectives of research:
Jerusalem as a political and religious allegory. First, we will investigate how, through the devotional literature, spiritual ownership of Jerusalem and the Holy Land were claimed. Here the influential nineteenth-century Norwegian preacher and social reformer Hans N. Hauge (1771-1824) is of special interest. In his writings, he used the model of Jerusalem to describe and motivate his flock, to set them up as distinct from, and in opposition to the religious and political establishment. Because Jerusalem is destroyed, he says, Jesus is not to be found in the temple. He is in the heart, and where the two or three are gathered in his name (Hauge 1800). The paradigm of true faith is decisive to this quest for Jerusalem and shapes its political potential; the goal is defined as a celestial Jerusalem, a place where the unclean, that is, 'the other', is not allowed. Another preacher with a characteristic application of the Jerusalem code is the revivalist of the Sami people, Lars Levi Læstadius (1800-1861). Studies on Læstadius' sermons will provide perspectives on the Christian disciplining of the minority cultures of the North.
The reestablishment of the Holy City and the conversion of the Jews. The classical Christian interpretation of Jerusalem and the Jews built on the historical destruction of Jerusalem and the new role of the Christian church in the history of salvation. A clear break with this interpretation was argued for by the German Pietists (Spener in 1675), who opposed the rejection of the Jews and saw it as necessary that the Jews convert in order to fulfil biblical prophesies. This argumentation was in line with radical reformed political theologians who awaited the apocalyptical millennium (Rengstorf & Kortzfleisch, II, 1988) and who inspired a European movement which resulted in the nineteenth-century mission work among the Jews. The group called 'Israel friends' was established as early as 1844 amongst the Herrnhuts in Stavanger (Sweden: 1875, Denmark: 1881) (Skarsaune 1994). The movement was, and still is, highly informed by pre-modern models with religious as well as political impact. The Jewish mission became closely linked to the formation of Norwegian Christian identity. A remarkable missionary movement emanated from Norway, and its work amongst heathens was described as indirectly missionizing the Jews, whose expected conversion presupposed the conversion of the heathens (Dahle, 1893). The teacher at the Faculty of Theology in Oslo, Carl Paul Caspari (1814-1892), was a converted German Jew, international orientalist, and one of the most important representatives of Lutheran orthodoxy as well as of the Jewish mission in Scandinavia. The eagerness for converting the Jews was an expression of more than Christian love of one's neighbor, and it reintroduced interest in the earthly Jerusalem based on pre-modern conceptions of history.
Jerusalem between utopia and experienced reality. Connected to the phenomenon of revivalism, we aim to investigate how the Jerusalem code motivated similar religious movements in Scandinavia and beyond. For example, a quest for a celestial Jerusalem characterized the utopian communities of America that were populated by Scandinavian settlers in the early nineteenth century, examples being Eric Jansson's sect at Bishop Hill, Illinois (1846-60) (Wejryd 2002) and the Swedish involvement in the Mormons' 'New Zion', Utah. The Swedish migration to Anna and Horatio Spafford's American Colony in Jerusalem (1895/97), as depicted in Selma Lagerlöf's novel Jerusalem, represents a special category of utopian movements since it combined the quest for a celestial Jerusalem with a specific earthly settlement in the Holy Land. Hence, in the current project, it constitutes a bridge to another engagement with Jerusalem characteristic of the nineteenth century, namely that of the cosmopolitan traveller providing first-hand descriptions of the Holy Land (e.g., Frederika Bremer in Livet i gamla varlden: Palestina (1860-62) or Sven Hedin in Till Jerusalem(1917)). It is our contention that through a juxtaposition of utopian visions of Jerusalem and firsthand descriptions of the holy city, we will be able to shed light on the different aspects of the Jerusalem code in nineteenth-century Scandinavian cultures ranging from America in the West to Jerusalem in the East.


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When it comes to iconic stories from the master of horror Stephen King, there are few more beloved than IT, the tale of the Losers Club's battle with a shape-shifting being older than human civilization.
IT was of course immortalized on-screen via ABC's well-remembered 1990 TV miniseries adaptation, starring the legendary Tim Curry as Pennywise the murderous clown.
Director Andy Muschetti is also soon to bring fans an R-rated, theatrical version of IT, which is set to hit theaters on September 8th, courtesy of Warner Bros.
One of the most important parts of IT isn't a character at all, and is actually the small town setting of Derry, Maine. An important part of Stephen King history, Derry also featured in stories like Dreamcatcher and Bag of Bones.
While we're still a ways away from seeing what Muschetti's film does with Derry, German artist Kassiopeya Sachenwerkler,has created an amazingly detailed model version of the town, including multiple elements sure to bring a smile to any King fan.
Included below are a few selected shots of the model Derry, with a short description of each. To see them all in high-res, click here to visit the artist's site.
Georgie's paper boat, about to float into the sewer drain from which Pennnywise will emerge and kill him
Missing posters of Pennywise's child victims, including Patrick Hockstetter.
Pennywise's lair within the sewers of Derry.
The movie theater marquee, where the Losers Club will see I Was a Teenage Werewolf.
Another shot in Pennywise's lair, this time with the bones of his victims, and We All Float Down Here written in blood on a wall.
Until next time, remember, when you're down there with him, you'll…float…too.


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(CNSNews.com) - If the presidential election were held today and either Rep. Ron Paul, Rep. Michele Bachmann, Gov. Rick Perry or former Gov. Mitt Romney was the Republican nominee, the Gallup poll would have the race to close to call because support for each of these candidates would be within the polling margin of error of the support for President Obama, according to a new Gallup poll.
From Aug-17-18, Gallup asked 879 registered voters: "Suppose the presidential election were held today. If Barack Obama were the Democratic Party's candidate and __________ were the Republican Party's candidate who would you vote for?" In the blank space shown here, Gallup rotated through the names of Paul, Bachmann, Perry and Romney.
The poll had a margin of error of +/-4 points...
The battle between supporters of creationism and evolution made its way onto the 2012 campaign trail Thursday as a young boy, prompted by his mother, asked Texas Gov. Rick Perry questions on the subject, leading Perry to suggest both are taught in Texas public schools.
"How old do I think the Earth is?" Perry said repeating the boy's question. "I have no idea - it's pretty old. It goes back a long way - I'm not sure anyone knows really completely know how old it is."
But Perry continued, saying the boy's mother was really trying to get a response about creationism and evolution. While Texas public schools don't officially teach creationism, some claim Perry has pushed a weakened evolution curriculum to open the door for creationism in schools...
President Obama's newest challenger in the 2012 race for the GOP nominee came out swinging this week.
Texas Governor Rick Perry seemed to criticize Obama for lack of military service and made what some considered threatening remarks about Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke.
But in an interview with CNN, Mr. Obama brushed off his potential opponent's remarks about the commander-in-chief serving in the military. Obama noted that Perry "just got in," and said that running for president is not like a campaign for governor or Congress, and that he'll "cut him some slack" because it's only been a couple days...
On Saturday night, Texas Gov. Rick Perry became the latest Republican hopeful seeking to secure the GOP nomination to take on pro-abortion President Barack Obama. Perry enters on the heels of polls showing him to be a top-tier contender for the nomination.
Perry told a gathering of conservative activists meeting at a conference sponsored by the Red State blog in South Carolina and he told them, "I full well believe I'm going to win."
Perry started the speech with pointed criticism of President Obama, saying, "this President's unbridled fixation on taking more money out of the wallets and pocketbooks of American families and employers and giving it to a central government"...
(CNSNews.com) – Tim Pawlenty withdrew Sunday from the 2012 Republican presidential campaign following a disappointing showing in the Iowa straw poll, and newcomer to the race Rick Perry moved quickly to seek the former Minnesota governor's endorsement.
Pawlenty took third place in the Iowa Republican Party-hosted poll, obtaining 2,293 votes to winner, Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann's 4,823. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas took a close second, with 4,671 votes.
After Pawlenty announced his withdrawal on Sunday Bachmann – whose sparring with her fellow Minnesotan had been a strong feature of Thursday's Iowa GOP debate – did not say whether she would seek his endorsement, telling NBC's Meet the Press that she would call him "to wish him well"...
Texas Gov. Rick Perry tossed his cowboy hat into the ring Saturday, shaking up the GOP race as he puts his undefeated political record on the line in his first presidential rodeo.
"It is time to get America working again and that's why with the support of my family and unwavering belief in the goodness of America, I declare to you today as a candidate for the president of the United States," he said in a speech at a RedState Gathering of conservative activists in Charleston, South Carolina.
Before the speech, Perry told South Carolina voters on a conference call that he's ready for a showdown with President Obama...
AMES, Iowa — Texas Gov. Rick Perry will announce Saturday that he is running for the Republican presidential nomination in a move expected to fundamentally reshape the race and divert attention from other contenders, many of whom will be competing this weekend in the Iowa Straw Poll.
Now in his 11th year as Texas governor, Mr. Perry could fill the void some party activists see and could unify social and economic conservatives in the GOP.
"This is about electing a true conservative leader with a real record of job creation as our next president," said Scott Rials, executive director of Make Us Great Again, one of the several pro-Perry political action committees that have formed to raise and spend money independently of his campaign...
As the Republican presidential candidates prepare for tonight's third primary election debate, one candidate and one-yet-to-be-announced candidate lead among GOP voters considering a replacement for President Barack Obama.
A new poll conducted by ORC International for CNN finds Mitt Romney, who has been the frontrunner for months in the Republican presidential election and will participate in tonight's debate, continuing his lead with the support of 17 percent of Republicans. Perry, the Texas governor who will not be in the debate, comes in second place with 15 percent of the GOP support.
The poll comes days before Perry is expected to announce on Saturday at a gathering of conservative political activists that he will soon file the paperwork necessary to officially seek the Republican presidential nomination...
DES MOINES, Iowa – Seven Republican presidential contenders will try to use Thursday's debate, sponsored by Fox News and the Washington Examiner, in the leadoff caucus state of Iowa to cast themselves as the strongest alternative to one rival: front-runner Mitt Romney.
A Fox News Poll released Wednesday showed that the former Massachusetts Gov. remains Republican primary voters' preferred candidate.
But all risk being overshadowed by one Republican who won't be on the stage -- Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who has signaled he's likely to join the field in the coming days and will visit the early nominating states of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina this weekend...
According to Politico, Texas Governor Rick Perry will officially enter the race for president this Saturday.
Citing unnamed sources familiar with the plan, Politico reports that the governor will use a speech at the RedState conference in South Carolina to "remove any doubt about" his plans to run for the Republican nomination.
This is the first mainstream media report of its kind regarding Perry's 2012 intentions. The governor has long been rumored to be considering a run for the White House, since meeting and speaking to Republicans and party officials in California and New Hampshire...
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Many factors will influence your hotel's pricing. The very first step to this process is to do in-depth competitor analysis. You need to make sure that you are comparing 'apples to apples' before you adjust your pricing based on other hotels actions. Start with hotels with similar size that are in your area, and compare all different aspects of your businesses. How strong is your loyalty program, are you offering the similar level of service and what facilities are you offering in comparison to your competitors, are just some of the questions that you need to answer during your analysis. Keep in mind that you may not find the right competitors in your near proximity. For example, if you are a 200-room hotel near JFK airport and all other hotels in your area have more then 500 rooms, you should rather compare yourself to a 200-room property near a different airport.
I have witnessed some hotels following my hotel's pricing and undercutting my price by USD 10. This is a wrong approach, because they were completely excluding many parameters such as occupancy levels for certain day in both properties, information about unconstrained demand, their own budgeted goals, special events in their area and differences between our two products. You can determine the most similar hotel to you and on slow days match their pricing, but set the next level of your room category at the higher rate. Set the alerts on major price changes from your competitors and market. If more then one competitor increased or decreased the rate significantly for the same date, most likely there is something happening that you are not aware of. Monitor your competitor's rates few times a day, especially for the upcoming dates. You need to be ahead of the game; otherwise the business will go elsewhere. Don't undercut your goals too much, just because you see one of your competitors crushing the market. The image of your property is very important and using this strategy long term can damage your hotel's reputation. Mobile has taken over most of last minute demand, which allows hotels to sell their very last room on the day of. Test your property on different mobile sites, work on your placement and offerings, to make sure you are compatible. Be smart about your promotions; limit them to the ones that will drive demand on days that you need extra help with occupancy. You also don't want to create an image of discounted hotel, because down the road, no one will want to buy your rooms at the rack rate.
There are many factors that play significant role in your pricing. Your pricing is everything but black and white. Always stay open minded and up to date with new tactics to increase revenue and use your data afterwards to see what made sense and was most profitable. Your market is changing rapidly and you need to be flexible in your actions as well. In the end you can only succeed by learning the new paths to success.


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August 5, 2013
To: All Departments
From: Daniel Pongonis (Director, Human Resources, Ext. 8369)
Subject: Office Upkeep
In light of several recent complaints and issues around the building, I am writing from the office of Human Resources to remind you of your duties and responsibilities to this company and to each other:
1. Coffee filters are disposable products. You cannot and should not reuse them throughout the day. This renders the coffee disgusting, and does no good for the long-term maintenance of the Technivorm Moccamaster KBT-741 machine I so generously donated to the office last Fall. If there's anything you take away from this memo, I hope it's this: take better care of the coffee machine.
2. The office supply closet is not your personal Staples (NOTE: I am not showing preference to one particular chain, merely selecting one as an example to use in this point). In the future, if I catch anyone else taking supplies to bring to their homes for personal use, I will have no choice but to fire you immediately. In particular, we are now out of highlighters and will not have them for weeks due to a nationwide highlighter shortage.
3. Please stop parking in spaces reserved for upper-level employees. For example, I have a reserved spot and frequently find it occupied. Additionally, when I do get the chance to park in my spot, certain pranksters have been letting the air out of my tires and/or cutting my brakes. Please refrain from this as well.
4. State law requires me to note: "Homophobia is a form of discrimination, and will not be tolerated in a workplace setting." (Yes, no matter how funny some of us may find it.) In other words: Stop calling Jim "Tinker Bell" or "Elton Jim" or "The Anal Assassin." I think we all know which Jim I'm talking about. If you don't, meet me in Accounting and I'll point him out to you.
5. Finally, I'd like to remind our staff that it is typical, when leaving a company, to provide at least 2 weeks notice of your departure. It is rude and not customary to simply stop showing up for work. Naturally, we'd hate to see (most of) you go, but if you must, please provide us with ample notice.
6. Speaking of ample, I hope everyone is providing a warm welcome for my new secretary, Janice. We hope she's with us for a long, long time.


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NORFOLK -- USS Winston S. Churchill (DDG 81) returned to Naval Station Norfolk March 28, after a nine-month deployment to the 5th and 6th Fleet areas of responsibility. Churchill travelled more than 56,000 nautical miles under the leadership of Cmdr. Chris Stone, commanding officer, while safely conducting 41 underway replenishments, 35 weapons exercises and more than 1,000 hours of flight operations.
The ship made port visits to Albania, Jordan, Montenegro, Portugal, and United Arab Emirates where the crew participated in several community relations projects.
"I couldn't be more proud of this crew; the successes they have achieved over the past nine months are truly remarkable," said Stone. "They met every challenge head on, adapting and overcoming time and again to set the standard for excellence. USS Winston S. Churchill made headlines around the world Aug. 20, 2012, when tragedy struck off the coast of Oman. The ship responded to an emergency at sea aboard the civilian Motor Vessel Belde; one crew member had been killed and another required advanced medical care. The rescue, executed under adverse environmental conditions, led to a helicopter litter recovery from the vessel's bridge wing and expeditious evacuation to a hospital, ultimately saving the mariner's life.
Churchill made history by participating in the first U.S Central Command joint counter-piracy exercise between the United States and the People's Liberation Army (Navy) of China. Three crew members served as translators throughout the exercise ensuring smooth communications.
After her first deployment, Ship's Serviceman 3rd Class (SW) Qing Su, said she feels she came back a better Sailor.
"It was a long time (at sea)," said Su. "We can't control how long we have to stay at sea or everything that happens out here, but we can make the best of it." Su earned a promotion to 3rd class petty officer via the Command Advancement Program (CAP) and became one of 65 Churchill Sailors to earn their Enlisted Surface Warfare Qualification (ESWS) during this deployment.
In addition to the exercise with China, Churchill participated in joint naval exercises and operations with Montenegro, Albania, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Australia, Britain, Spain, and Jordan, highlighting the importance of working with coalitions to preserve the Sea Lines of Communication. "Our interaction with foreign navies, whether in a friendly game of soccer or exercises at sea, allows us to build international cooperation with other seagoing nations," added Stone. "It makes for a stronger presence against common maritime challenges, to include piracy, and ensures the sea lanes remain open around the world." Churchill deployed June 20, 2012, with two SH-60B helicopters from the Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 72, Det. 8, in support of counter-piracy and maritime security missions in the Gulf of Aden, Gulf of Oman, Red Sea, and Arabian Gulf.
The ship initially deployed as part of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group. When USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) returned to Norfolk, Va., Churchill, USS Jason Dunham (DDG 109), and USS Farragut (DDG 99) remained on station in the Arabian Gulf. At that point, Churchill attached to the John C. Stennis Carrier Strike Group for the duration of their Fifth Fleet operations.
In March, the Churchill was the recipient of Destroyer Squadron 28 Battle Efficiency Award. This marks their third consecutive Battle "E." This honor is awarded annually to ships and crews that exhibit the maximum condition of departmental readiness in their group, and their capability to perform their wartime tasks. Battle "E" awardees demonstrated sustained superior performance in the following six excellence categories: Maritime Warfare; Engineering and Survivability; Command, Control, Communications, and Information Warfare; Logistics Management; Commander Naval Surface Force Safety Award and the Efficiency Excellence Award.
"Our crew did an outstanding, phenomenal job on deployment," said USS Winston S. Churchill Command Master Chief Myla Presco. "The ship is coming back to Norfolk better than it left, and every Sailor can come home with a feeling of accomplishment." Sailors anxiously endured the hours as homecoming drew near. Gas Turbine System Technician (Mechanical) 3rd Class Charles O. Bates waited to meet his son for the first time.
"I get to finally hold my baby," said Bates, a first-time father. "I am really excited and nervous." Churchill is the only U.S. Navy ship to have a Royal Navy officer assigned permanently to the ship's company, a symbol of the partnership between the British and American navies. It is also the only U.S. Naval vessel to fly a foreign ensign - the Royal Navy's White Ensign is flown as well as the Stars and Stripes. Churchill is the fifth U.S. warship to be named in honor of an Englishman. "(The deployment) was a very good introduction to the United States Navy," said Churchill Navigator, Royal Navy Lt. Matthew F. Millyard, who joined the ship mid-deployment in December. "I'm looking forward to serving with it on U.S. soil." The ship, whose motto is "In War: Resolution, In Peace: Goodwill," was commissioned in 2001 as the 81st Arleigh Burke-class destroyer. She carries a complement of 259 Sailors and 39 officers.
"It's an honor to command these exceptional men and women. This is truly a special ship and a special crew," said Stone.


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This trial is giving two drugs (both of which are already in use) to people with type-1 diabetes in their honeymoon phase. The hope is that it will preserve some beta cell function. This study is not yet recruiting patients. They hope to recruit 54 patients and finish in April 2014. Sitagliptin is the generic name for Januvia, and Lansoprozole is the generic name for Prevacid.
A Little Discussion: I still don't understand why this is supposed to preserve beta cells.
When I blogged about the Sitagliptin only clinical trial, I said that I didn't understand why it might help type-1 diabetics; and I still don't. With this trial, I don't understand why adding a antacid like Lansoprozole would help type-1 diabetics, either. On the other hand, Januvia is available now for type-2 diabetes with a prescription, and Prevacid is available "over the counter" and as a generic. So if this pans out, you will be able to get this as an "off label" use without waiting for further FDA approvals.
For me, a far more interesting trial, which I have blogged about before, is being run by the NIH, and which uses Diamyd plus Sitagliptin and Lansoprozole. That one I understand: Diamyd stops the autoimmune attack by retraining it, and the other two drugs reverse beta cell damage or develop new beta cells. You can read about that study here:
and I think they have upped the enrollment to 7 since I wrote that blog entry. On the other hand, if this Sitagliptin and Lansoprozole only study lays a scientific foundation for more studies where they pair it with something to stop the autoimmune attack, that would be valuable.
News article: http://www.argusleader.com/article/20100811/NEWS/8110318/1001
Clinical Trial Record: http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01155284
Other Phase-II trial of Sitagliptin: http://joshualevy.pbworks.com/DiabetesCureReadyForHumanTrials#SitagliptinbyGarg
Blogging on Sitagliptin: http://cureresearch4type1diabetes.blogspot.com/search/label/Sitagliptin
Wikipedia for Sitagliptin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitagliptin
Wikipedia for Lansoprazole: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lansoprazole
Delay in Trucco's Phase-I Trial
Trucco's clinical trial is one of the first ones that I ever followed in my "status" web page. That was years before I started my blog. I've never blogged on it, because there has never been news. Basically, they remove dentric cells, which are part of the immune system, treat those cells, and then put them back in the patient (the same patient where they came from). This trial only enrolls people who have had diabetes for more than five years, so honeymooners are excluded. It is a safety only study: they are not measuring any BG, A1C, insuline usage or C-peptide numbers. If it turns out safe, then they plan to start a honeymooner only study to see if it improves any of those things.
Now, finally, there is news. In June 2010, Trucco's group updated their clinical trials record as follows:
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2007
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|June 2011 (previously had been mid-2010)
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2010 (previously had been mid-2009)
Web status page: http://joshualevy.pbworks.com/DiabetesCureReadyForHumanTrials#TruccoatChildren%E2%80%99sHospitalofPittsburgh
Year old newspaper article: http://durangoherald.com/sections/Features/Health/2009/08/24/Experiment_seeks_way_to_head_off_Type_1_diabetes_found_in_children/
Scientific Overview: http://www.mcgowan.pitt.edu/news/images/Trucco_PediatricDiabetes_2008.pdf
(Includes a nice diagram on page 8, even if the rest is highly technical.)
One Possible Cure, but not yet in Clinical Trials.
Some researchers in India are working with a "release as needed" injected insulin. This is broadly similar to SmartInsulin. A single injection of this new insulin, called Supramolecular Insulin Assembly II (SIA-II) resulted in good blood glucose levels (which they call "physiologic glucose levels") for over 100 days in animals. I'm very much looking forward to what this does in people. But remember: drugs generally take 10+ years to go through human trials, and less than half of the drugs successful in animals ever go on to human trials. (Since this is an Insulin it might be slightly faster than 10 years, but not much.)
Abstract: http://www.pnas.org/content/107/30/13246.abstract
News report: http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_india-develops-single-shot-insulin-for-diabetics_1409481
Another benefit of this drug, is that it puts pressure on the SmartInsulin developers. In turn the SmartInsulin developers put pressure on the SIA-II developers. I'm a firm believer that competition pushes both groups of developers to move faster, so I'm all for it. It sounds to me like both SmartInsulin and SIA-II are close to starting human trials, but SmartInsulin is closer.
Discussion: What is a Cure? Is this a Cure?
This drug (and also Smart Insulin) can start off an interesting parlor conversation about what is a cure? Are treatments like SmartInsulin or SIA-II cures? Obviously, each of us must make up their own mind about what is and is not a cure. But in my mind, a treatment that required one injection every 3 months, and no blood glucose checks, no dietary limitations (no counting carbs), with no long term side effects and a normal life expectancy. Personally, I would call that a cure, even though it requires an injection every 3 months, and even though you would have type-1 "on the inside". It would be a functional cure. Your opinion may differ.
News from Cerco Medical
I don't really cover Cerco Medical, because they have not yet started human trials for their "islet sheet", which is an encapsulated beta cell cure generally similar to LCT's Diabcell. However I know people are interested in it, and this is the most specific news I've heard about when they are hoping to start a clinical trial:
His [Scott R. King, president of Cerco Medical] company is planning to begin human testing in 2012 or 2013.This comes from a newspaper article, which is mostly about Artificial Pancreas work in Oregon: http://www.oregonlive.com/health/index.ssf/2010/08/putting_blood-sugar_control_on.html
Joshua Levy
All the views expressed here are those of Joshua Levy, and nothing here is official JDRF or JDCA news, views, policies or opinions.
Blog: http://cureresearch4type1diabetes.blogspot.com
Web: http://joshualevy.pbworks.com/DiabetesCureReadyForHumanTrials


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Florence Auto Body, Inc. offers auto repair services to 51526, NE
From an oil change to something more serious, Florence Auto Body, Inc. is the best place to go for automotive repairs in 51526. Classic muscle cars to luxury automobiles made here in the USA or overseas, we have the training and tools to do the job right.
Some of the services we offer are 4x4 Services, Alignment, Auto Body / Paint / Refinishing Services , Brakes, Car & Truck Care, Collision Repair Services, Domestic Cars & Trucks, Electric and Hybrid Vehicle , Electrical Services, Electronic Services, Engine Maintenance, General Services, Heating and Cooling Services, Import Cars & Trucks, Miscellaneous Services, Quick Lube Services, Tires, Towing and Undercar Services.
Our technicians are certified and our prices are still "on the chart"! Florence Auto Body, Inc. knows that you have a choice when it comes to servicing your auto, and we go out of our way to let you know that every time you come in.
So, call 402-451-3566 or email us now. You will be glad you did.


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I grew up in Birmingham, but my parents are originally from Barbados. My dad, Romeo, was a long-distance lorry driver, and my mother, Mayleen, worked in catering. They are retired now. I remember how, when I was a child, Dad would come in after a long day driving, sit in front of the television and fall asleep. Then he would wake up and swear he had been watching the television all along.
My parents are very proud of my success but still worry as I'm in a profession where there is no guarantee of work. They have always supported my decision to go into acting, but there have been tough times work-wise. During the lean years, they questioned if I was doing the right thing and if I could handle it all.
I am the youngest of four children – three boys and one girl. I don't think becoming an actor had anything to do with seeking attention, though. My relationship with my siblings when I was growing up was close and playful. We were all pretty protective of each other but also had our own group of friends. It's still a surprise to them that I ended up in this business.
I have two daughters – Maize, 10, and Raven, eight. Fatherhood is a joy. I feel very lucky to have a family. It gives you a perspective on things.
I try to be as hands-on with the kids as I can when I'm at home. But I'm sure the major challenge of having two girls will come in the next 10 years. I'm not looking forward to it, I must admit. Having been a lad myself, I know how lads think. I need to make sure my daughters understand who they are and what they have. As a father, you have to be as present as you can.
Working away from my family is hard, but we all understand it is necessary. We all know there have to be sacrifices. The family get to come out and see me. They enjoy being in America and the Los Angeles climate, and see a very different side of life. My kids see many countries, so I look at it as a blessing rather than a curse.
I try to ensure my daughters are not spoilt. They are very aware of how lucky they are and appreciate it. We have had some lean years, so they know it's not all about luxury, travel and hotels. They are grounded and I'm grateful for that.
I married my wife Kirsty in February this year although we have been together for many years. Her best quality is that she keeps me very grounded. We still live in Streatham, south London. I am very happy there and have no immediate plans to move. There is a common misconception that I am swimming in money now, and that's certainly not the case.
I have always been reasonably anonymous but I suppose that has gone with the success of Homeland. I feel a lot more visible, which is good and bad. Good because I am getting recognition, but I am slightly apprehensive because I always enjoyed my anonymity. I was papped with my family on holiday this year for the first time, which was really surprising. The idea that people are watching me now is a bit unnerving, but I suppose it comes with the territory. It is, perhaps, the modern side of celebrity. Let's just say I like acting, but not necessarily all the stuff that comes with it.
• David Harewood guest stars in By Any Means, Sundays at 9pm on BBC1


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If you're someone who believes in the old adage "good things come in small packages," may I introduce you to 1635 North Alvarado Street.
Built in 1922 this modest 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom bundle of California bungalow nirvana can be all yours for $499,000.
While it maintains its period charms, much has been done to bring it up to contemporary standards, including new hardwood and slate flooring, copper plumbing, and central air & heat.
On record, this diminutive unit is all of 622 sq/ft, but judging from the images, it's been put to good use. A clean layout and decent lighting can be thanked for that.
The bedrooms, as expected, are not sizable, but smart spacial relations will always pay dividends.
As much as I would have liked the bathroom design to remain planted in the past (claw foot tub anyone?), the tile work does a good job matching the rest of the home.
Considering its location between Glendale Blvd. and Alvarado St. the deck and yard are not only private, but almost serene, thanks to a healthy dose of mature flora. A few strategically placed string lights or lamps could make this an urban oasis for evening shindigs.
As has come to be the norm for many of these homes, there is a tiny artist studio/office located below the one car garage.
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Alicia Lawhon of Extraordinary Real Estate Inc. has the listing.


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Since starting my Real Estate career in early 2005, I can honestly say I have never looked back. I've lived locally for the last 40 years and I feel incredibly honoured and proud to be able to assist the local community with selling and buying Real Estate.
Successfully listing and selling residential properties in St Marys, Colyton, St Clair, Erskine Park, Minchinbury, Penrith, Cranebrook, Glenmore Park, Kingswood, Claremont Meadows, Werrington, Rooty Hill, Mount Druitt and suburbs, Oakhurst, Hassall Grove and Plumpton. I have built an extensive client base over the years.
I will always put my client's needs first and foremost with achieving the best possible results in a professional and timely manner, while delivering the highest level of service.
As an independent Licenced Agent I am able to offer you better than the average selling fees without ever scrimping on advertising or service.
I listen to your needs, care about your goals and work hard to make your life easier.
Kim, Thank you for all your help during my house hunt. You were professional & friendly. The best Agent I came across. Best Wishes, Rebecca.
To Kim, Thank you for selling our home and the service, commitment and understanding that will be talked about around our home & to friends and relatives. A job well done. (Trevor and Dawn, Colyton)
Dear Kim, We can never thank you enough for all you did for us in selling our home. You were always there for us and we appreciated so much your continued support. (Peter and Jean. St Clair)
Dear Kim, I just wanted to say thank you for all your help in selling my mum's home. Thank you for your understanding, compassion and patience. Kind Regards, (Tracey, North St Marys)
Kim, Thank you so much for everything. You made the whole selling process so smooth and your personal touch is just so warming. I hope your boss realises what an asset you are. (Kerry and Gary, Colyton)
Kim Myers is nothing short of a super top friendly, professional, on the ball sales lady who was recommended to me from a couple I'd met next door. Kim was dedicated and committed to us (the vendors) and professionally she was unreal in every sector of our expectations in selling our property. Always friendly, honest and kept me updated regularly during the short time villa was on the market. (Elizabeth, Oxley Park)
Hi Kim, We wish to express our thanks for your efforts in the sale of our property at Aldan Pl, St Clair. We valued your advice and you always kept us informed and nothing was a problem, not to mention your calming influence on us during the sale. You were able to achieve above our asking price. We appreciated your dedication in concluding the sale, with the contracts signed within 6 hours after the property launch. Cheers, (Darren and Ruth, St Clair)
We have had a business relationship with Kim for a number of years now and just wanted to take the opportunity to say a big Thank you to Kim Myers for all of her assistance. Kim's professional but personal approach really makes all the difference, nothing is too much trouble and she goes above and beyond each time. Kim is passionate about her job and she always kept us informed as to where things were up to at every stage, even when she was busy we still received immediate phone calls after each open home and felt completely comfortable that we were in great hands. We would not hesitate to highly recommend Kim to any potential buyer or seller and indeed have referred many family and friends to her and have never had any negative feedback, only glowing reviews. Kim is focused on achieving the best possible results and keeping her clients happy and her professional approach is second to none. We can't thank Kim enough for again making what could have been a very stressful sale an absolute breeze and we look forward to continuing our business with Kim throughout many years to come. Kind Regards, (Sarah, Mortgage Choice)