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The wc (word count) utility counts lines, words, and characters in one or more input files. Its usage is as follows:
wc [-lwc] [ files ... ]
If no files are specified on the command line, wc reads its standard input. If there are multiple files, it also prints total counts for all the files. The options and their meanings are shown in the following list:
Implementing wc in awk is particularly elegant, since awk does a lot of the work for us; it splits lines into words (i.e., fields) and counts them, it counts lines (i.e., records), and it can easily tell us how long a line is.
This program uses the
getopt() library function
(see Getopt Function)
and the file-transition functions
(see Filetrans Function).
This version has one notable difference from traditional versions of wc: it always prints the counts in the order lines, words, and characters. Traditional versions note the order of the -l, -w, and -c options on the command line, and print the counts in that order.
BEGIN rule does the argument processing. The variable
print_total is true if more than one file is named on the
command line:
# wc.awk --- count lines, words, characters # Options: # -l only count lines # -w only count words # -c only count characters # # Default is to count lines, words, characters # # Requires getopt() and file transition library functions BEGIN { # let getopt() print a message about # invalid options. we ignore them while ((c = getopt(ARGC, ARGV, "lwc")) != -1) { if (c == "l") do_lines = 1 else if (c == "w") do_words = 1 else if (c == "c") do_chars = 1 } for (i = 1; i < Optind; i++) ARGV[i] = "" # if no options, do all if (! do_lines && ! do_words && ! do_chars) do_lines = do_words = do_chars = 1 print_total = (ARGC - i > 2) }
beginfile() function is simple; it just resets the counts of lines,
words, and characters to zero, and saves the current file name in
function beginfile(file) { lines = words = chars = 0 fname = FILENAME }
endfile() function adds the current file's numbers to the running
totals of lines, words, and characters.1 It then prints out those numbers
for the file that was just read. It relies on
beginfile() to reset the
numbers for the following data file:
function endfile(file) { tlines += lines twords += words tchars += chars if (do_lines) printf "\t%d", lines if (do_words) printf "\t%d", words if (do_chars) printf "\t%d", chars printf "\t%s\n", fname }
There is one rule that is executed for each line. It adds the length of
the record, plus one, to
Adding one plus the record length
is needed because the newline character separating records (the value
RS) is not part of the record itself, and thus not included
in its length. Next,
lines is incremented for each line read,
words is incremented by the value of
NF, which is the
number of "words" on this line:
# do per line { chars += length($0) + 1 # get newline lines++ words += NF }
Finally, the
END rule simply prints the totals for all the files:
END { if (print_total) { if (do_lines) printf "\t%d", tlines if (do_words) printf "\t%d", twords if (do_chars) printf "\t%d", tchars print "\ttotal" } }
[1] wc can't just use the value of
FNR in
endfile(). If you examine
the code in
Filetrans Function,
you will see that
FNR has already been reset by the time
endfile() is called.
[2] Since gawk understands multibyte locales, this code counts characters, not bytes.


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- Why Colby?
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I think the parents of current students and the parents of prospective students can be reasonably reassured about a couple of things. First of all, I think we have the capacity, right now and indefinitely into the future, to continue to offer the core educational program of the College in a way that will not appear to be terribly different from what we've been able to do in the past. So, in terms of the really fundamental programs and the teaching and learning mission of the institution, I think parents and students are going to be seeing very much what they have seen in the past. What's going to be different is our operating budget is going to be significantly constrained in the coming years—again, in a way that I think leaves the core program unaffected but which may change some of things we do and some of the ways we do them in the coming years. I think they can also be assured, or reassured, that the College is working very, very hard to understand how to preserve our core commitments, to be responsible fiduciary agents in this tough time, and to lead the College as carefully as we can—but all the while remembering that we are trying to protect the fundamental experience of students and the educational program that is the most important thing to them and to us in their time here.
Current and prospective students and parents should be reassured on this matter as well in the following ways. One, we are very attentive to the pressures that are on students and parents financially because of this financial crisis that we are all experiencing, so we are going to be reserved and careful with respect to the comprehensive fee for next year and I predict for a number of years coming and mindful of the financial pressures they are experiencing. The second thing we are going to do with respect to affordability and access is do our very best to maintain the no-loan financial aid initiative that Colby initiated last year and that puts us among a very small number of institutions that are not packaging loans in their financial aid awards. So, our financial aid awards are going to stay relatively the same with respect to the comprehensive fee. They are going to continue to include the no-loan initiative. That is to say we will not be requiring loans with regard to financial aid packages, and we are going to be very careful with respect to the comprehensive fee.
We are going to do our very best to maintain that program. It was a very big step for the College. It was one that I think for all of who care about aid—and I think it's one of the things we care about the very most—was very exciting and, I think, gave us a lot of satisfaction. It does put additional financial pressure on us and at a time when that pressure, obviously, is difficult to deal with. But, it is one of the highest priorities of the College. So, for next year, again, preliminarily, we believe we can maintain that program and we are going to do everything we can to maintain it in future years as well.
Well, the endowment presents two immediate challenges to us—and also opportunities, I guess I would say. The challenges are, as everybody knows, the market value of our investments has declined significantly, in the range that is being publicly discussed at many other institutions—25 to 30 percent, roughly—and that, of course, constrains us financially, materially, in subsequent budget years because our spending is based upon an average of the endowment's market value over time. So, we are going to have less endowment-related dollars to spend. It is possible to imagine using more of the endowment in these tough times to be able to preserve certain kinds of things, but we have to remember that when we do that we're spending a greater percentage of the endowment as the endowment market value drops. So, even as the endowment is reasonably considered a source of support in tough times, and I think that's one of the reasons you have an endowment, we also have to be careful to make sure that we don't rob from future moments and generations to make our lives a little bit easier. I think we're going to have to answer those questions one by one as they come along with respect to what's really worth investing more endowment dollars in, but we also have to be mindful that endowment is for future generations as well. So, while we may indeed find reasons to spend a bit more—I would not say a lot more—of the endowment than we have in the past, we are always going to have an eye to the future and knowing that any increases we have to make are limited and temporary.
I think alumni have been very interested in how we are dealing with this situation, and they have been very sympathetic to the problems that it presents for us, and I think they have been very solicitous for our well-being and the situation we find ourselves in. I think they are wanting to help in any way they can, and we are, of course, eager to have their help. There is nowhere where their help is more important than in preserving the power of the annual fund, the Colby Fund, which brings millions of dollars into the operating budget every year. It's a huge part of what we do, and we need, to the best of their abilities, for alumni to continue supporting that program. But, in addition to the general, I think, concern, for our well-being, alumni want to know in some detail, in some cases, how we are managing the situation—how well we're doing, how the endowment is doing, what kind of adjustments we see. So, I find them to be very curious, very inclined to be helpful and supportive, and very thoughtful and concerned about the College.
Absolutely. We've been in very close contact with the trustees really since the beginning of this. We had a lot of very focused discussion at our October board meeting, and since then we have been on the telephone with a number of trustees literally weekly working through variously financial scenarios with them, getting their help with the endowment management questions that we've confronted and will continue to confront, and generally speaking about how we move the institution through this crisis in the best possible way. And I have to say they have been absolutely wonderful. In times like this, I think, you appreciate the depth of their intellectual and moral resources. For me, personally, as the president of the institution, it's been wonderfully reassuring to have them there, because you don't feel isolated, you don't feel alone, and you feel like you have a lot of very expert help along the way. So it's been terrific.
It's not a short-term matter, probably, that we're confronting. It's something that's going to affect us for a number of years, so we are already talking about some deeper structural adjustments we can make in the future to meet the constrained financial circumstances which have already come our way but are likely to be with us for a while. And I think that involves two kinds of exercises. One, focusing on what really matters at the institution and sorting out our priorities and being very clear about what we care most about. Of course, what we care most about is the existing educational program and the people who are here, whether they be students or employees of the College, so we've been talking a lot about priorities. We are also trying to talk about how we get through all of this to make a better Colby—come out the other end with a better institution. I don't think that's an impossible task, and I think it's one of the ways we have to be thinking about this in addition to trying to understand how we do more with less. We have to understand how we can do a better job at what we are trying to do. And, third, and probably most obviously, we are trying to understand how we can reshape the expense base of the institution and reduce the size of that expense base. We don't know yet how much we're going to have to do in that regard; I think it's probably more than we have planned to do next year. We are trying to use next year's budget to give ourselves some time to really be thoughtful about how we constrain the expense base of the College and all of the things we do. To have that time is terrific, and I think we've got it because the College has been very careful and carefully managed, and we have a little more time than some other institutions, I think, to deal with this. So, using that time, again, to sort out our priorities, to understand how we become a better institution and how we can constrain further our financial resources is really the agenda that's before us now. So, those are the things we are most focused on and that we're doing with respect to this longer-range problem that is—probably is—before us.
Well, I think that, again, to restate a couple of things I've already said: The support of alumni in this time is wonderfully reassuring and extraordinarily helpful, so I encourage alumni and friends of the College to stay engaged with us and to stay well informed about what we're doing. We are trying to be as open and as clear as we can about what is happening and what we're thinking and having to do. I'm also very mindful of the support and extraordinary talents of the Board of Trustees and other people who work with us in a very close way as volunteers to the College. I think it brings out the best in them, and I think it brings out the best in us. We are working very hard to understand, of course, most immediately, next year's financial situation and budget. I think I can define what currently appears to be that budget by saying that it's very constrained. It's not what I would call draconian, but it does cause us to pull in with respect to some of our commitments. However, it does permit us to continue some of our core commitments, most importantly the no-loan financial aid policy and some other things that we think are very important. Again, we are trying to do everything we can to preserve the essence of what we do and to make adjustments in things that aren't quite as important to what we do. And, I think, so far we are doing a pretty good job.

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Alan Lumsden, M.D., received his medical degree with honors from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland in 1981. He completed his internship in General Surgery at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. He then moved to the United States, completing his General Surgery residency, clinical and research fellowships in Vascular Surgery at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia.
In 1991, Dr. Lumsden accepted a position as an Assistant Professor of Surgery in the Department of Surgery at Emory University School of Medicine. In 1998, Dr. Lumsden became Director of the Emory Endovascular Training Center and the Emory Venous Clinic in Atlanta. He was appointed Head of General Vascular Surgery at Emory University School of Medicine in March 1999, where he served until November 2001. In December 2001 Dr. Lumsden was named Professor and Chief, Division of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy, Baylor College of Medicine. In, January 2008, Dr. Lumsden was named Professor and Chairman, Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Methodist DeBakey Heart and Vascular Center, The Methodist Hospital and in January 2009, Dr. Lumsden was named Medical Director of the Methodist DeBakey Heart and Vascular Center.
Dr. Lumsden has developed an international reputation as a leader in the field of endovascular surgery. He has received more than $1.8 million in support for his research, which includes funding from the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Lumsden brings to Baylor his research team, which holds four current NIH awards. His work has resulted in more than 200 scientific articles, abstracts, books, book chapters and more than 100 presentations.
Dr. Lumsden's clinical expertise is in stent graft treatment of thoracic and abdominal aortic aneurysmal disease, stenting and endarterectomy in carotid arterial disease, renovascular hypertension, aortoiliac occlusive disease, mesenteric vascular and minimally invasive therapy in venous disease. His research interests are in restenosis and developing newer methods of minimally invasive therapy.


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He's a lone wolf—for now.
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these were shot by jeanne lemay-dumas, elvis' former secretary and friend of linda thompson.
so far i only saw them in mediocre size and her 'watermark' across them.
since she SELLS them .... i do doubt many of them are available in better quality online*. unless a fan who bought them from her is willing to share with us .
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Separated and Ready to Begin a New Chapter?
No one enters a marriage with the intent for it to end at some point in the future. Unfortunately, separation and divorce happens, and it happens more often these days.
Finance Management Tips For Divorced Father
Divorce is a very difficult ordeal for anyone which is why it is important to fix the possible issues or problems that will go along with it. Aside from the emotional impact that divorce can bring to a whole family, it can also affect the finances. Divorced fathers often find it hard to deal with their finances and to act as a father to their children. However, as a parent, it is your obligation to explain to them the situation.
Here are tips for parenting your child and dealing with your finances.
- The key to keep everything in order is to balance everything. You have to balance being a mother, a father and everything else that surrounds your life. You have to understand that your child will act differently depending on their age. For example, teenagers want to enjoy their freedom and they want to go out all the time; but if you let your child do whatever they want, your duty as a father will be ineffective. Talk to your child and explain to them that you have responsibilities and duties as a daughter and a father. You have to control your spending when it comes to your children's allowance.
- You have to stay connected with your children all the time. But it doesn't mean you have to call them every 30 minutes, you can simply ask them to text you where they are; so that you know they are doing okay. Try to talk to your children during dinner time and ask them how their day went. If your child is into shopping, you can accompany them and even buy them a few items. Make it clear with your rules; tell them that they have a budget or if they are only allowed to buy one etc.
- Give them the freedom that they need. Children or teenagers need to experience a few things on their own and you will serve as a guide to them. For example, you can give your child an extension of your credit card but you have to explain to them how to use it, how to check credit score and how they're going to pay for it. Let them experience the whole process so that they'll know what it's like and they'll know how to deal with it in the future.
- Bring your child along. If you ask your child to accompany you to some occasions and even when you're grocery shopping, they will get an idea of the duties that they will encounter when they grow up. You can also teach them a thing or two about managing the finances, grocery budgeting etc. Involve them in these activities to stay connected to one another.
- Be open to them. You have to be honest to them if you really want to earn their trust and for them to tell you what they have in mind. You have to keep in mind that they might not take some things easily so you should try to explain things to them easily.
Going through a divorce is in fact not an easy task especially if you have children and your finances to deal with. Still, it is not a reason for you to neglect each one. It may take some effort to balance everything out but everything else will surely pay off in the end. These are just some of the things that you can do to keep your relationship with your family together without compromising the health of your finances. Follow these tips and you will surely be able to balance everything in your life.
Things That You Should Look For Before Choosing a Slidell Divorce Attorney
Some marriages just don't end up the way should be. Instead of having a happily ever after ending, some marriages end up in courtrooms with an ugly divorce. In case a marriage reaches the courtroom, hiring a Northshore divorce attorney becomes inevitable. In fact, hiring an attorney to handle the divorce is very important to make sure that the settlement is fair for both the parties involved. Choosing an attorney for a divorce can be a very difficult job because there are a number of attorneys in the market, a few of them are good, but the problem is that no one has the experience to find the right attorney. Here are a few things that you should look for if you are out looking for an Abita Spring divorce attorney:
- Experience: Quality experience does wonders for everyone and this thing is truer in case of an attorney than in case of anyone else. More importantly, the Slidell divorce should have experience of handling cases in your areas so that he is familiar with the judges and can expect what the judges might be looking for or which way they might take their decision.
- Client Testimonials: Ask the Northshore divorce attorney for references of clients they have dealt with in the past. Getting some firsthand feedback can be really helpful. You can contact the client and ask them in detail about the attorney, his working style and the cooperation he showed with him during his case.
- Accessibility: Make sure that you can contact the attorney at all times. Most of the cases end up the wrong way because of inefficient communication between the client and the Slidell divorce because the attorney is always loaded with cases and his assistants or secretary handle the calls. Things get lost during the communication, which results in misunderstandings and poor cases during hearings.
- Attorney fees: Some attorneys charge an exorbitantly high fee while some would be reasonably priced. Some would prefer an upfront fee for the entire case and some would prefer an hourly rate. Choose an Abita spring divorce attorney according to your budget. Make sure that you have fully inquired about all the charges involved before hiring the Northshore divorce attorney. Any hidden charges can actually burn a hole in your pocket, so it is better to clarify everything in the very beginning.
Top Ways to Thrive After a Divorce
After the emotionally draining experience that is a divorce, you may find yourself feeling extremely glad that it is now over, but at the same time struggling to find your feet in this strange new world of being single. However, don't let yourself linger on the past and what you have left behind, as your divorce gives you the chance to make a brand new start. Think about the things that you want to do, then go and do them. The only thing holding you back is you.
- Do all of the things you dream of doing. Whether that is trying a new hobby or returning to an old one, you have free time that is yours to spend however you like. By spending this time on the things you enjoy, you will feel much happier and be less likely to have regrets where your marriage and divorce are concerned.
- Go travelling. This is an opportunity to experience things you have never seen before, meet new people and visit any country you like. Maybe your ex didn't enjoy travelling or you just didn't agree on where you wanted to go, but it is now entirely up to you. Take advantage of the opportunities. Also, it has never been easier to travel on your own, thanks to the internet opening up so many more possibilities.
- Treat yourself. Some new clothes and perhaps a different haircut can make a huge difference to how you feel. Dare to try something that you would never have worn during your marriage – perhaps your spouse would have disapproved or simply wouldn't have liked it. Well, you don't have to please anyone but yourself now, so go ahead.
- Take care of yourself. It's not always going to be easy after a divorce, so make sure you are taking good care of your health. Eat proper meals on a regular basis, do some exercise, and get enough sleep. These are the obvious points, but you may also want to think about the luxuries, such as going to a spa or getting a manicure sometimes. Even just buying yourself some flowers can help to brighten up your day if you aren't feeling great.
- If you need support, find it. Your friends may change after a divorce, and this could be for any number of reasons. Perhaps they knew both you and your ex, and now find it easier to cut off all contact with one or both of you. Let them do this; you will be better off without them in the long term. The friends who really care about you will be there regardless of whether you are married, divorced, dating or single. These are the people you should be surrounding yourself with, and they should be encouraging you to turn your life into what you want it to be.
These are only a few suggestions of things that you could be doing – don't limit yourself, as you can go and try anything that you want.
We All Love To Be Appreciated By Others
The act of appreciating people in a genuine way would really lift them up in a positive manner. It's a human tendency that we feel proud when someone appreciates our work. It makes us feel safe and motivates us to give our best shot. So, why most of the times we hesitate or feel shy while expressing appreciation to other people who have done so much for us. Why do we feel awkward or even mawkish when we want to appreciate others?
It happens, generally, because we are not very confident in expressing our positive emotions. We are not so acclimatized to sharing our feelings and that is the reason why we feel uncomfortable at times. However, more often we express our negative emotions that are instantaneous and most of the times defensive without thinking about their mordant impact on others. Most of the times, we don't even realize that how much it hurts others at the time when we express our negative emotions towards them, which is really unfortunate. The impact of negative emotions is incredibly toxic.
It is the truth of our life that we all love to be appreciated by others. All of us know the value of acknowledging other people too, but hardly put it into our actions. Due to the self-ego, we can't allow ourselves to appreciate others. Feeling of me first, Comparison, Competition, Bitterness, Fakeness, Judgment, Expectation, Fear of Rejection are the walls that stops us to appreciate others. Never allow such kind of feelings to rule over your actions as they can ruin your relationships very badly.
Take care of the people around you as they are the real gems of your life. Find out from your loved ones that what part of your actions express care/concern to them and then strive for those actions that make you able to comfort others. If you really want to express your feeling of thanks to those people who have really done lot of things for you then just explore the websites offering various props that are helpful in showing concern and appreciation in some manner.
In this context, thankyou bands come into existence to provide you the best way of expressing your inner voice of appreciating your family and friends for their innumerable efforts to make your life much better. These bands are easily accessible in a variety of different colors. Any one can choose according to the personality of the recipient. It is the most cost effective way of expressing your feelings to your loved ones or to the people around you.
So, don't wait. Bestow a feeling of elation by appreciating them even for the little things that they have done just for you.
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You meet somebody on internet, and in one week he actually claims being head over the heels in the love with you. You need to beware, you may be victim of the Haitian Singles dating scam online. Find all about dating scams online here. We are all totally aware of dating online, as well as how in certain ways, this has helped us our depressing world of the single hood. But, many people have experienced other side, as well as fallen prey to dating scams online as well as frauds.
What are Dating Scams Online?
Dating scams online are result of increased interaction between the people through dating sites online. Whereas you might be very genuine about the search for love, and others out there who are waiting to take benefit of likes of you. Prime characteristic of the dating online scam is ultimate sob story and with need for the money to be out of the trouble. As they generally work up the good relationship that is based on the trust & love with you and you might very easily succumb to the tragedy, or end up suffering out from yourself. Te research indicates such scams primarily originate in African continent, and with the countries such as Nigeria and Ghana topping a list. Actually, classic scam in field of the dating online is Nigerian scam. But, anybody belonging to place and zone is culprit. Prior to you let the guard down as well as fall prey to situation yourself, know how you can identify the dating scam online at Rankontre.
They might as well suggest the webcam conversation, where just they will see you, with the excuse they do not have one and it is not working. Suppose you have developed the close bond with a person, he may as well ask you get naked for them on camera, as well as remember it's very simple to click the pictures through webcam. They can use it as the effective tool for blackmailing you & demand little money to you. Then slowly, as trust more develops, person will ask you send him little money in form of the money orders as well as currency exchange, you know you are getting conned. Generally because they will claim to belong at one country however live in other, this is tough to trace the people. This is much wiser to be wary of persons you might meet on dating online sites and chat rooms online.
Be Wary of Dating Scam Online
To decide if person you're speaking about online is genuine, try these methods.
Read emails that they send you and sense tone and take good look at vocabulary used. Suppose you find this different, or better what they make use of when chatting on internet, with lack of the common spelling errors or grammatical mistakes, you've the clue. These mails are copied & pasted somewhere else. Look for the link between the previous emails & latest one.
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Can You Find True Love Via Online Dating?
Online dating has replaced the pub scene when considering meeting new people. Social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter have given men and women the ability to not just speak to a person who shares similar passions, but also the unique opportunity to have a glance of the day-to-day activities as well as thoughts of the person that they are interested in. Online dating websites in all places have benefitted from this developing trend and take pride in providing users with the most compatible partner they're able to find. The concern is, does it actually work?
Statistically, you will find hundreds of thousands of men and women around the globe that have tried internet dating, plus a lot of them in existing committed relationships. This being said, whether or not a partnership will survive after meeting an individual online is a question that can not be universally answered. There are many different factors that go into making a relationship work, making the origins of how you met irrelevant. When interacting via online social networks, you've the advantage of getting a private look into the individuality of an individual. You can actually view the individuals they associate with and in most instances, the way they carry themselves. Dating websites provide user profiles of people who have been specifically picked to suit your needs, who have precisely the same interests as well as beliefs that you do. With all of this at your disposal, how could something go wrong?
With dating websites, the primary challenge is that people often misrepresent facts about themselves in order to create an unrealistic image that will make other singles fall madly in love with them. Right after chatting on the phone or on the Internet, they meet each other and then realize that the individual they may have been falling in love with was not who they suggested they were. Yet another, far more risky matter, is the fact that there have already been several incidents of abuse toward females that have tried dating websites, plus there are various recorded cases of sex offenders who quite often register on these websites to search for potential victims.
Twitter might appear to be the fantastic strategy to meet someone, nevertheless creates its own set of unique problems. Though usually a good strategy to become familiar with someone, it could be not easy to see the real qualities of a person until after you've met each other. Usually, men and women have a tendency to leave out numerous facts about their private life of Facebook. Though this can be a wise course of action, you can discover that the person you assumed you were familiar with behaves totally different than you thought.
True love is hard to find, irrespective of how you want to do it. The most important thing to keep in mind should be to take your time. Rushing into a romantic relationship with someone that you just have met online is never recommended. Develop good communication over the telephone then when arranging the first get together, do it in a open public spot. From that point, it's ordinary dating.
No matter how you finally choose to look for true love, being compatible as well as fascination remain the building blocks of a long lasting partnership. Internet dating is here to settle and can certainly be a very successful approach to find the person of your dreams.
Why Good Friendship Makes the World go Around?
A Good friendship is one of the most progressive unions in the world. In fact, good relationships make the world go around. Without a good sense of friendship, a home, workplace, community, city, or even a nation would be filled with distrust, confusion and animosity. Nothing significant would be accomplished, resulting in utter chaos and destruction. The successful communities of the world are strong because of a powerful network of extraordinary friendships.
Good Friendship in the Home
Therefore, the need for friendship is vital to all our relationships on every level. At home, a wife and husband must first be friends if the marriage is going to last. A good marriage cannot be based solely on physical attractions or out of the need to just keep the family together. The state of such marriage will not operate out of friendship but out of selfishness and mistrust. A good marriage moves forward because the friendship element embedded within the character of the husband and wife. In such marriages, friendliness will eventually rub off on the children, if there are any. But children cannot grow to be the best they can be under the guidance of parents who are always at odds with one another.
Good Friendship in the Workplace
In the workplace, friendship among co-workers, supervisors and bosses have the potential to promote the company to heights it could only dream of if good relationships were not a priority. When people in a company are intimately interactive and encouraging, productivity increases and customer relationship flourish, potentially resulting in more sales and revenue. Customers keep coming back, not only because of the kindness shown toward them, but also because of the unity they perceive among the employees of the organization.
Good Friendship in the Community
In a community, good friendship is a necessity in order to eliminate the spirit of alienation. When neighbors reach out to neighbors, the idea of strangers diminishes greatly. Trust and care among neighbors can then build. This is the reason it is so important to welcome new neighbors into the community as well as promote a number of timely community gathering in order to get to know people even better. National night out, for example, is a good event for everyone to attend and learn how to look out for the safety and security of one another. Other community gatherings could occur just for the sake of having fun together, including summer cookouts, October pumpkin carvings, Thanksgiving hospitality dinners etc.
When friendship extends beyond the community, a nation is built upon strength and power. People are able to experience a sense of prosperity and freedom. The feeling is that you can do anything you want to do or be anything you want to be, in an honorable sense, of course.
When a Friendship Goes Bad
Nevertheless, good friendship starts with a friendly connection with one person, a union that grows in oneness as each partner spends quality time with the other.
However, the world we live in is an uncertain place. Sometimes old unions fall apart and we must decide whether or not we desire to invest more time in restoring them.
The decision to hang on or just let go is up to you. But the bottom line is that you have invested your soul into the life of another human being. And that person has also invested his or her soul into your life. Unless the reason for the breakup is has been a traumatic affair, a decision to renew the friendship would go a long way to resolve the loss of someone dear to your heart.
The Process of Restoration
To begin the process of restoration, you must make an attempt to reach out to your friend, regardless who was at fault. When you do this, you are letting your estranged friend know that you care about the relationship and that you are willing to give it another chance. Many broken friendships have been mended when one of the partners decided to make the first move toward reconciliation.
Next, the restored friendship must be nurtured for a while in order to redevelop and strengthen trust between the two partners. Nurturing a friendship should include spending time together and doing some of the things that created the strong friendship in the first place. Whether it is sitting in a club together, going on weekend fishing trips or sitting down playing a fun game of chess, you should continue the activities that will help erase the lingering bitterness that drove the two of you apart.
Next, you must be patience with the recovery of your friendship. A broken friendship will most likely take time to repair. When something special falls apart, we must cautiously look for opportunity to put it back together. But we cannot expect the pain of brokenness to heal overnight. Nevertheless, it will heal through faith and consistency.
The Best Way To Receive An Arizona Divorce Decree
No one who enters into a marriage hopes that they will turn out divorcing their spouse. However, whenever you view the statistics, the odds are scarcely in favor of the couple. In most cases, 29% of first-time marriages wind up ending in divorce, and this rate only increases with subsequent marriages. In Arizona in the year 2002, 4.7 out of every 1,000 marriages brought about divorce. Those who have gone through the system understand that there can be a lot of work involved in choosing a lawyer, completing all of the essential paperwork, court appearances, and add all the more on top of that if there are youngsters involved.
Bear in mind there are easy strategies to obtain your Arizona divorce decree without a large amount of worry. This can mean uncovering a reliable internet source, then rounding up all the vital documents and info necessary to publish punctually. Based upon your situation, it's actually possible to have your divorce finalized in a matter of months once you get this process started. If you realize you are going to get a divorce, you can start the task online. There are unique sites developed to streamline the process for you to make an already distressing experience as refined as possible. It is necessary to verify the credentials of the website you are going to use for your divorce. You will also need to ensure that whatever forms the web page supplies you with are appropriate for what is essential in Arizona. Documents needed for divorce differ from state to state, so you'll want to ensure that you've submitted the correct forms to the correct place. Half the battle is accumulating all the required information and documents; a trustworthy website familiar with an Arizona divorce decree will have everything you need right in one place.
Normally all you have to do is download the essential forms directly from the web page, fill them out, then turn them in to the accurate authorities. You should also recognize how the divorce procedure works in Arizona and the numerous requirements for it. For instance, one of the parties linked to the divorce has to be living in Arizona for at least 90 days before the divorce is lodged, and children engaged in the divorce must have lived in Arizona for at least 6 months before the divorce is filed. Knowing Arizona divorce specifications will ultimately conserve a lot of time. Submitting your documents in due time is the best approach to make sure the ball gets going. Naturally, this should be done with careful consideration. Provided there are no children involved, you may be equipped to have nearly everything arranged – including your court appearance – in approximately 3 months. Of course, each case varies by scenario, but submitting your documents promptly may help to simplify the process.
Concluding a marriage in divorce is not the wish of many couples. However, if there's no other choice, it helps to simplify the process and finish it as soon as possible. Many companies can grant an Arizona divorce decree online to assist you. You should have the ability to research the company's consistency, obtain all the required documents from the website, and de-stress your divorce by submitting the papers in a timely fashion. It is unquestionably an emotionally complicated event to endure, but there are strategies to make the process go as effortless as possible.


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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Valparaiso University head women's soccer coach John Marovich has announced the addition of Mia Moody to the Crusader coaching staff for this fall as an assistant coach.
Moody arrives at Valpo after playing two seasons with IUPUI, where she scored four goals and added an assist during her career. She began her career at the University of Texas before transferring to the Jaguars program in 2004. Moody earned Academic All Mid-Continent Conference Team honors while with IUPUI.
She has gained coaching experience as an assistant coach at Roncalli High School during the 2007-2008 season as well as working with the Dynamo Club since 2005.
"I am extremely pleased that Mia has decided to join Coach (Heather) Clark and myself in assisting us in leading our women's soccer program to the many lofty goals we have," said Marovich. "She brings a great deal of energy, knowledge and passion along with her experiences as a collegiate player and youth club coach will make her an effect assistant in our program."
Moody is a 2007 graduate of IUPUI with a concentration in social and behavioral science.
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Hello all. I'm a college grad and a former missionary who once was quite convinced God was real and was helping me. After I got back, as I thought about what I really believed and what I'd experienced, I saw that, while God could be there, I had never seen anything happen differently from what would happen if there was no God. Since then, I spent a lot of time keeping to myself, and not really researching the issue because I was afraid what I would find.
It's been a slow process of reading more atheist blogs, coming to terms with what I really believe, and now posting on a forum for the first time. I want so badly to talk to someone in real life, but everyone I know would try to help me back into the faith. I don't really have many friends and I'm very shy so it's hard to meet people.
I have all these reasons that I say I turned away from my faith -- I've never seen evidence of a god, the bible is illogical and inconsistent, religious people don't seem more moral or more happy than anyone else, prayer doesn't work, what about creationism and biblical anti-gay teaching? But I'm not necessarily happy at getting free, or angry at what I used to believe. I feel like other atheists I've read about who called their deconversion "like getting a painful divorce."I still don't know what I believe. I'm half afraid that if I come out to my real-life friends, all these good reasons will sound dumb when I say them out loud. Most of them really believe in miracles, you know. I'm just looking for some support. I'm in the middle of Iowa about two hours away from the nearest good atheist group, from what I can tell. I want to know that what I'm going through is normal and expected, or hear how others have made it through this same kind of issue.
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As I said before, going abroad gave me the closure and confidence in being atheist, but I also had moments of doubt as you describe, probably during my senior year, the months leading up to my year abroad. I often said to myself 'no matter how much I want to believe, I can't anymore', and I hoped it was a phase one moment, the next moment ready to embrace it, and back and forth. This was because I had let those doubts creep just deep enough that I couldn't shake them. I didn't spend too much time dwelling on it, because religion had never been more to me than an hour or two once a week, but I see now that this is the phase you are in and I agree this is a difficult place to be.
Especially with the large part of your life you have dedicated to Christianity I can imagine your struggle is much more significant than my own. I was lucky that my trip abroad took me from the confusing setting and placed me somewhere where I could evaluate things with fresh eyes. You are doing just the right thing by seeking support, advice, and knowledge, because one day you will have your aha moment like I did by going abroad!
I know that everyone is different, but I'll try once again to share part of my own journey in hopes of helping you with yours: the one thing that really started to plant the seeds of doubt in my own faith when I was growing up was when I learned about other religions, or hearing about the history of Christianity, roman and Greek gods, and such in history class. I remember the first time I had ever come across the idea of religions being man made in 6th grade learning about ancient cultures and it blew my mind. It made so much sense and I immediately began applying it to all religions I knew of...I got to Christianity and just kind of got confused and backed off because it was..."true?" I didn't notice anything at the time, but looking back, it was the first time I really had a reason to question what everyone had always taught me my whole life.
Maybe you are already very learned when it comes to other religions, but if you aren't, it could be a great place to research...maybe you will see the patterns that helped me to place Christianity into the same category as all other religions. If you can understand what it is about other religions that allows you to truly believe they are false, then you may find your way to believe one religion further.
On a separate note, the one thing that kept me connected to religion for so long was the people I was around. Once I went to any other church, it became clear that church hadn't been such a good experience because of the religion, but because of the people there. Look back at those religious experiences that you continue to hold on to...that make it the hardest for you to let go...figure out what about that experience was so powerful, but in a non-religious context, and you may find your closure.
@Physeter - Welcome - I think you could feel 'obliged' to come out, because you find it difficult to keep things hidden, because you are basically a 'good' person, and not because you were a 'christian'.
You don't 'have' to tell anybody. Sort stuff out in your own mind, ask any questions you want here, no question is too silly, read other peoples 'journey' to get rid of the 'fear' of hell, it could take a while, don't rush it, and you too will see the light :)
Everybody has a different reason for leaving religion behind, and they come from all parts of the world - that in itself is an education. My reason for leaving catholicism, was first , hypocrisy of organised religion, then I just couldn't believe that a god made everything, the universe, stars, planets, suns, then, humans born with sin, and then, concerns himself with who is begetting who, and then, perpetrates some of the most evil acts. The more one reads, the more the bible doesn't make sense. The bible is actually what finally convinced me, it wasn't' true. It could well be a very enjoyable journey getting rid of the yoke you have around your neck, to be a good person, just because you are :)
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20 weird reasons to quit your jobMay 16, 2012: 10:21 AM ET
Leaving to take a better offer elsewhere is nice, but pretty dull compared to climbing Mount Everest, or joining the circus.
FORTUNE -- The number of people quitting their jobs has been climbing steadily since June 2009, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says, to 2.1 million in March (the latest month available). And where are all those people going, exactly? As you might expect, most quit for greener pastures at other companies. But then there are a few whose reasons for jumping ship are more, shall we say, unconventional. Staffing firm OfficeTeam recently surveyed 1,300 senior managers nationwide in a variety of industries. Here are some of the things they said about why workers were flying the coop:
- "Someone left because her boss lost the dog she had given him."
- "Our employee said he was joining the circus."
- "A staff member left to climb Mount Everest."
- "There was an individual who left to play the trombone."
- "An employee wanted to enter a beauty contest."
- "One worker left to become an apple farmer."
A few employees' stated reasons were reminiscent of Oscar Wilde's alleged last words, "Either this wallpaper goes, or I do."
- "One person quit because he hated the carpet."
- "A worker did not like the color of the walls."
- "She left because she hated the lighting in the building."
- "He quit because he didn't like the way the office smelled."
- "An individual did not like the sound of cabinets being slammed."
Strangely, once in a while, someone quits when just taking a vacation day probably would have sufficed:
- "One person quit to watch a soccer tournament."
- "An employee left because he wanted to watch a movie with his girlfriend during work hours."
- "We had someone quit so he could stay home and feed his dog."
And then there are the folks who just aren't all that crazy about work, period:
- "One person left because she didn't want to work so hard."
- "The worker told us he just couldn't get up in the morning."
- "An employee said work was getting in the way of having fun."
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- "A guy told us he was making too much money and didn't feel he was worth it."
- "Someone left because she was going to live off her trust fund." Nice work if you can get it.


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I'm new here (obviously) and I would just like to stop in and say hello. I found this site while searching manga tutorials on Google and decided to join MT in order to sign up for the 100 theme challenge. I don't have much at my disposal except for a #2 pencil, copier paper, a digital camera and Photoshop.
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Welcome, I have been using pretty much the same stuff to draw as you do + an eraser the last three weeks and I think it is a pretty solid tool set
Welcome, welcome, welcome! Glad you could join us! Your tool set is pretty much how I started out. I can't wait to see you art!!
Welcome to the MT I look forward to seeing your art
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Welcome! And that's been exactly my toolkit most of the time for the last 2 years! (although I sometimes use a tablet with SAI)
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And that's all you really need to get things done! Good luck with the 100 Theme Challenge and like everyone said - I am also looking forward to your work. (No pressure )
Welcome to MT Inferno! Hope you'll enjoy your stay
Welcome. Your toolset is excellent don't worry.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Nebraska players headed for their buses Saturday night savoring the 17-13 win at Michigan, and senior cornerback Ciante Evans said the focus on Michigan State could wait at least until they returned home.
But Evans said the Huskers realize what the game with the Spartans means.
"We know that it's going to take everything we've got again," he said.
Michigan State (8-1, 5-0) can eliminate every team except Minnesota from the Legends Division race by beating Nebraska (7-2, 4-1) Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The Huskers could keep alive their hopes of returning to the Big Ten championship game by beating the Spartans.
Nebraska is 2-0 against Michigan State since joining the Big Ten, including a 24-3 win in 2011 when the Spartans won the Legends Division.
MSU is coming off a bye week. The Spartans also are shooting down the talk that is already building about a possible Michigan State-Ohio State meeting in the Big Ten championship game.
"We talk about Nebraska and just Nebraska," MSU linebacker Denicos Allen told the Detroit Free Press. "We can only control what happens next weekend. If we don't win, there won't be Ohio State-Michigan State."
Comebacks nothing new
The game-winning drive against Michigan on Saturday brought back memories of NU fourth-quarter road comebacks last season at Michigan State and Northwestern. The Huskers also needed second-half comebacks in 2012 home wins over Wisconsin and Penn State.
And this year's team pulled off that stunning last-second win over Northwestern.
NU offensive lineman Andrew Rodriguez said those experiences helped as the Husker offense took over at its own 25-yard line and trailing 13-10 with 8:08 remaining against the Wolverines.
"Last year it seemed like we were always in that situation the last half of the season," Rodriguez said. "We just had that desire and want-to, and we just didn't let it go."
The difference Saturday from some of last season's comebacks was that Nebraska had a redshirt freshman at quarterback instead of a veteran like Taylor Martinez. That made Rodriguez take note of what Armstrong helped pull off.
"He's growing up," Rodriguez said.
Shaking off fumble
Senior wide receiver Quincy Enunwa said his third-quarter fumble didn't have the negative impact on the team's psyche that he thought it might.
Enunwa had fought for a few extra yards, securing a first down, when Cameron Gordon popped the football loose. Michigan recovered on the NU 33-yard line. But the Huskers didn't get frustrated.
"Coach Bo came up to me and said, 'Just get them next time, man,' " Enunwa said. "There was no yelling. Nobody was really upset."
That reaction helped Enunwa bounce back. So did Nebraska's defense, which forced Michigan to attempt a 52-yard field goal that sailed wide left. He caught two passes for 28 yards on the next NU drive, and made two more catches for 16 yards on the game-winning possession.
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Janice, thank you so very much for the sig line. I love having Bella on the left and Darlene on the right of the dolphin. Thank you, thank you. The girls just love to have their little toys next to them in the pics.
Your very welcome SLW. And let me know if you espy any changes, edits, abstractions or whatever that I can help you with, big or small.
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I think I've just about settled in with the pig... but the CU header at the top looks good for just a nanosecond and then turns completely white, background, letters and all. Whats left is Forum and Whats New in the upper left, the donate set and then Advanced Search in the upper right. Everything else down to 'you last visited' is stark white.
And immediately upon posting this - it returned to it's proper state.
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And back to white it goes.
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Im not havin any trouble with teh pank either.
'Pank' is for the weak.
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The British company Opsera has updated its community version of the software monitoring tool Opsview to 3.5.0.
Developers at Opsera have thoroughly revamped the monitoring suite's web interface, making it compatible with the Google Chrome and Internet Explorer 8 browsers. Support for Internet Explorer 6 has been dropped. Performance graphs are now provided by the Java script framework Flot.
Opsview contains the Nagios kern and Net-SNMP and RRDtool. The also included Nagvis has been updated to version 1.4.4.
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84 people recommend parking here 59 left comments
No hassle. We arrived placed Internet printed pass on dash and walked over to the Saenger. Very convenient.
-A little tight getting in and out of parking spaces. -Convenient
Great place to park! Very close to Saenger!
Fine as usual. Have used three times for Saenger performances.
Very easy to park, locate, and retrieve. The area is safe and lighted. There were to "Premium Parking areas, very close (less than 200 feet). One was self-serve and the other was valet parking. I did not read my directions carefully enough and passed the self-serve and went to the valet parking garage first and then backed out and circled around and parked. The self-serve is an open lot. Our walk to the front of the Saeger Theater in NO was less than 350 feet. Garages are harder to get out of after the show and take much longer waiting in line. On leaving, I drove out of the lot, turned south toward the river, through the French Quarter on Conti then out the city to the Greater Mississippi River Bridge and home to Thibodaux. I will use this again. The rate was $11 versus $20 in the nearby self-serve garage. I did not know the price for the valet parking.
Easy to find. Great location. Easy in and out
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Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 2:31 AM
I neeeeeeed morrrrreee pointsss
i shud hav more points 4 being a member 4 three years. wth needa git on more.....but i neeed more pointsss.......OH YEHHH I LOVE U NICKI.......
Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 1:33 AM
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Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 5:27 PM
cant wait 4 halloween!!!! love dressing up and eating candy lol (bad 4 ur teeth) yehhhh... my son is going 2 b scooby-doo! ima b a vampire this year! last year i was Nicki! My step son is going 2 b superman and my step daughter is gona b a cat!!!! So xcited yaa!!!! happy Halloween 2 all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 10:48 PM
Nicki Minaj
So he was jus kiddin....so she says lol jk! Wow funny how celebrities can git us so xcited 4 nuthn but i love u Nick!
Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 1:25 AM
Cant wait
So im jus wondering if shes gon suprise us with the anticipating answer 2 Dj Khaled???? ? mmm we will see.....lol muuuwaaaaahhh Barbz!
Fri, Jul 26, 2013 at 5:18 PM
So i jus saw his proposal....n im like whhhhhhhhaaaaaattttttttt??????? Now yall kno Nicki dnt play n is she really ready 2 take on dat type of commitment???? im not sure but im also not doubting dj khaled eitha ..... SO NICKI WUT U GON DO ?????? don don donnnn
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Biggest NICKI fan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Words really cnt describe how i feel for NIck. I mean she like my big sis that i neva met b4 lol i support her 100! Every1 who knows me knws bout Nick.... I idolize her but in my OWN way !!!! i have my own style...no fakes, lets keep it original!!!! Oh yeh n were both Sagittarius born in the same month but diff years!!!! its amazing!!!!! my bday is 12/07 n her is right afta mines 12/08.....i...
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1yr old!!!! Sethyyy Julius Trueblood!!!
So my son is finally 1! We had an awesome bday for him! i cant believe its already been this long! I love him so much, ineva knew i had so much love 2 give 2 1 person. Hes my world and i kno if ur a parent u wud understand how that love is! i think about the future all the time and how i want to raise my son. Thanx 2 Nicki, i stuck to my books and focused on my nursing n now i only have 2 more...
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beeen toooo longgg...sry barbzz
I kno its been awhile since i was last on but i broke my laptop n it has been a hassle 2 stay connected! i missd yaaaaa....like any1 looks @ my page anymo but im BACKKKKK!!!!! I love u Nickiiii..... Muwahhhhh Barbz n KenBarbz!!!!!
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an acoustic album or ep would be amazing!
great idea. i'd love an unplugged style thing, or like the foo, a skin and bones kinda thing.
or even a vh1 storytellers like the foo did last year would be sweet
i think a tour would be good
record it
then bang it on to CD!!
Superb idea.
I always hated the MTV unplugged things because they usually trundled out the band of the month and made them play acoustic (and because Edward VanHalen =VH=!!!! called it "the flavor of the month"). However, the storytellers thing is really great because you get to see the people behind the music and fit the pieces together a bit more. And, you can appreciate their artistry and talent more when you can see/hear them doing things in the moment.
It would be especially neat if Rivers were to take a sound bite and show how he uses software to mesh various sounds into a cohesive piece, then loop it and play acoustic over it.
I'd like to see if Pat could do some acoustic drumming on a guitar too. That would be dee oh pee eee, dope.
I think Weezer is at a point in their career where they can do WHATEVER they want. Maybe they'll see this thread and jump on it.
The closest thing they've done to an "acoustic" release were the Hootenanny events, and then all those acoustic radio shows they did in support of Pinkerton.
As much as I hated "In Your Honour", I liked the "Skin and Bones" idea the Foo Fighters did. They re-arranged some songs, and made it a real orchestral event. That'd be cool to see =w= do that.


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Monday, February 4, 2013
India: Republic of Hate and Nightmares...
7 comments:
- Ambika said...
Agree whole-heartedly!
- February 4, 2013 at 4:10 PM
- Anand said...
They protest mainly because they feel Muslim brothers are shown in bad light (which is a work of fiction ) but the muslim brothers and sisters are treated badly in real in foreign countries even if it is Abdul Kalam.. Where were all these protests, ban on foreign countries.. They wont simply wont react because the consequences are like a boomerang it will just hit on their own head.. This is why we go amreeka, london..
- February 6, 2013 at 12:05 PM
- Anil Kumar said...
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- February 6, 2013 at 10:56 PM
- Anil Kumar said...
What Pritish Nandy said or Kamal Hassan wanted to show hsould have been perfectly normal in a civilized country. But as long as these caste and religion parasites who are leaders in this country are there - this country can only go down from here.
- February 6, 2013 at 11:10 PM
- Rajesh Doraiswamy said...
For Once, I agree with Shobha De. But not many takes you seriously and reads your article as far as i know. thats because, you also write articles like the one you did in the recent Outlook Magazine about Afzal Guru's Hanging....
- February 24, 2013 at 11:23 PM
- Raju said...
Most important blunders in the formation of India:
* Creation of nations on the basis of religion.
* Division of states on the basis of language.
* Different sets of law for followers of different religion.
* Reservations on the basis of caste and not on economic condition.
All these lead to nothing but hatred & mistrust.
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- Aditya said...
Nice Indeed
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MARLBORO, VT -- The third and final lecture in the series
entitled "Journeys into Fear: The History, Heritage, and Censorship
of Horror Comics" concludes at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 13, in
Marlboro College's Whittemore Theater, when cartoonist and illustrator
Stephen Bissette focuses on the horror and crime comics boom of
1952-1954, the U.S. Senate Subcommittee Investigation under Democratic
Senator Estes Kefauver in April 1954, and the rising tide of censorship
of comics in England, France, and other countries.
Bissette has been a working professional in the comic book industry for more than twenty years, and writing professionally for more than a decade. He is best known for his multiple award-winning collaboration with writer Alan Moore and inker John Totleben on DC Comics' "Saga of the Swamp Thing" (1983-87) and for his work on Mirage Studios' "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." He writes regularly for the Entertainment section of the Brattleboro Reformer and is an assistant manager and buyer at First Run Video of Brattleboro.
The lecture series, which is free and open to the public, incorporates hundreds of slides and archival video clips. Donations are welcome to help raise money for a trip to London for the Marlboro Elementary School eighth-graders, who will also be having a bake sale at the event. Bissette's all-age and adult comic books will also be on sale. The Whittemore Theater is fully accessible. For more information, please call (802) 257-4333. The Marlboro College events calendar can be found on-line at http://www.marlboro.edu/calendar/calendar.html.


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The holidays are in full swing in the Orchard City and many within Campbell are collecting items for those most in need this season.
Some have been doing drives for multiple years while others are launching their efforts this season.
"I'm incredibly lucky to have a family and warmth and love not only during the holidays, but year round," says Nicole Salacain of the Campbell Patch Mom Squad. "I feel if I can just give a little of that through donating my time and goods it will help warm someone else's heart as well."
Salacain, along with Bethany Curran are in the midst of the Campbell Patch Mom Squad's first Holiday Toy Drive to benefit EMQ Families First.
The two first kicked off the drive on Nov. 16 and because the women have carved a niche in the community writing about their experiences as parents, EMQ was chosen as a beneficiary.
"Staying local is really important to both of us as well as helping children in any and all situations," Salacain says. "Supporting our community is what we're all about!
She says that prior to having children, she worked at a school for children with learning differences and many of those children had behavioral issues as well.
"Watching those children learn and thrive in a specialized program pulled at my heart strings and EMQ goes hand in hand with that for me," she says.
The Campbell Chamber of Commerce, Santa Clara County Fire Department and the Campbell Union School District are also in the midst of their 28th annual Campbell Community Toy Drive to benefit more than 1,300 children from the district. The drive kicked off Nov. 6 and ends Dec. 6.
This year, to accommodate the growth of the drive's benefit night, it will be moved to Nordahl Hall in Los Gatos on Dec. 6, from 5:00-8:00pm. Guests are asked to donate $10 and a new, unwrapped toy.
Another effort going on through Dec. 30 is a gently used children's clothing drive at one of downtown Campbell's newest businesses Stripes Children's Boutique.
The boutique will also give those dropping off donations 10 percent off any purchases of clothing and accessories.
These are just some of the ways Campbell can give back. If we've missed someone or if you know of a drive going on in Campbell, please let us know in the comments section below!
Here are six different ways to give back during this time of year.
1. Food Pantry at Campbell United Church of Christ-Canned Food
This Campbell food pantry helps many families and individuals in Campbell. The pantry is open three days a week,Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and is always looking for the following items: canned meat, canned dinners and toilet paper. Ongoing.
2. SummerWinds Nursery Campbell-Coat Drive
Drop off your gently used coats at the Campbell store for One Warm Coat and they will be given to families in need. Collecting through Jan. 15, 2013.
3. Recycle Bookstore-Book Drive
This local bookstore is accepting donations of new and very gently used books for the Mercury News' Gift of Reading 2012 through Dec. 16.
4. Stripes Boutique-Clothing Drive
This children's boutique is collecting warm, gently used children's clothing up to size 8 for families this winter through the local non-profit Angel Bear Closet. Collection runs through Dec. 30.
5. Various locations-Campbell Chamber of Commerce and Santa Clara County Fire Department Annual Community Toy Drive
Now in its 28th year, the Campbell Community Toy Drive is looking for donations of new, unwrapped toys to go to local youth through Dec. 6. Toys can be dropped off at any of the fire stations, the Campbell Chamber of Commerce office, Toys Toys Toys, Campbell City Hall, Campbell Library, and the Campbell Community Center.
6. Various locations-Campbell Patch Mom Squad Toy Drive
Campbell Moms and Campbell Patch contributors Bethany Curran and Nicole Salacain, or better known as the Mom Squad are teaming up with Simply Smashing, Toys Toys Toys, Stripes Boutique, Rocket Fizz, Frost Cupcake Factory, Campbell Parent Participation Preschool and The New Jerseys to collect toys for EMQ. The drive runs until Dec. 14.
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Does anyone look good in a moustache? A survey (consisting entirely of myself) says: no. I can't think of any specific reasons why I don't like moustaches—I just never have. I especially don't like them on my boyfriend, Daniel Wornette.
For one whole month, Daniel and thousands of other men grow mouth eyebrows in support of Movember, an initiative that began in Australia to support prostate cancer research. "Mo Bros," as they are called, raise money and awareness by growing a lip caterpillar. Since 2003, $174-million has been raised worldwide. I actually offered to donate $500 to Movember Canada if he shaved it off but, alas, the soup strainer remained.
In all seriousness, one mildly annoyed girlfriend is nothing compared to all the good work that Movember does. According to the Canadian Cancer Society, there were 25,500 cases of prostate cancer in 2011. As you can see on the official Movember website, examples of Movember-funded research programs include "mapping out the genes that lead to prostate cancer, investigating the effect of combining drug and dietary elements on the progression and prevention of prostate cancer, and understanding the survival mechanisms of prostate cancer," among others. So now I must say to myself: suck it up! For the last thirty days, moustaches were saving lives.
If you're in Toronto, the Ground Level Cafe is hosting a Movember Fundraiser December 2nd (that's tomorrow night) at 8 p.m. People with lip ticklers get in for free, and it's a $5 donation for those without moustaches.
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