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Grace has recently completed a trilogy of novels for teenage girls for G.P. Putnam's Sons. The books are about Ronnie Ripperton, Fleur Swan and Claude Cassiera, a trio of minxish, pop-obsessed and boy-crazy friends who call themselves "Les Bambinos Dangereuses", or LBD for short. LBD: IT'S A GIRL THING was published in 2003, followed by LBD: LIVE AND FABULOUS! in 2004. Grace's new novel LBD: FRIENDS FOREVER is due for release in May 2006. Grace was born in 1973. She grew up in Carlisle, and read English Literature at the University of Stirling. She now lives with her husband in East London.
My ambition was to leave Carlisle (northern England) move to London and write for a living. So far, so good with that one. My other ambition was to marry John Taylor from Duran Duran, appear as the 'glamorous romantic interest' in one of their pop videos on the TV show 'Top of The Pops' on the BBC and then live in John's beach view mansion in Mystique with lots of servants. That one has proven more difficult to achieve... in fact I ended up marrying a totally different bloke and living in East London and having to do my own laundry. You can't have everything...
What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt is probably my favorite book of the last decade. It's a tale about a group of artists in New York City spanning over 25 years. I'm so glad my friend Sophie made me read that book.
London. I've been here ten years now and it feels like home. I'm never short of something to do here. Even just walking somewhere is fun as you'll always notice a bar, shop, museum or park that you never saw before.
I have an office in my house which overlooks my garden. So if I'm stuck, I can always gaze out the window and watch the neighborhood's numerous cats mooching about or I can daydream about what to plant next in the garden. Sometimes I go away to write, but I always miss home after a few nights alone with just a laptop.
I cook a lot of Indian food at home, spicy things and yoghurty things and dishes with pilau rice. The British love Indian food. Or rather taking Indian recipes and giving them a British twist.
I've got an excellent faux-fur Russian hat which always makes a statement when I wear it in Winter. I hope the statement isn't 'I do not own a mirror'.
Writing 3 entire novels that I'm really proud of and can pick up and read now without cringing at any bits.
Being sat beside Jacqueline Wilson at a signing event when she had a brand new book out and I was unknown. She sold about 400 books and I sold 2 to a short-sighted person who was in the wrong line. Oh how I laughed on the way home.
Didn't listen to the careers advisor who told me I could be a 'data-inputer'. Didn't listen to the people who told me to stop having stupid lofty ambitions and accept that I would end up working at the local truck-stop. Realized that although I hated going to school and hated being told what to do, it was going to be the one way to escape and without some exam passes I'd never leave. Thank God.
My husband. Living with an author can't be easy. We're all mad.
When did you start writing?
I wrote lots of depressing poetry and short stories when I was a sixth former, but only showed it to about two (extremely unfortunate) friends. My writing began properly at university. I wrote for fanzines and student newspapers, and entered lots of writing competitions. I tried to get as much experience as I could at college; I was terrified I'd have to get a proper job where I couldn't wear pyjamas.
Where do you get your ideas and inspiration from?
I scribble down things I see and hear all of the time in messy notebooks, then I fiddle about later on, making them funnier, sadder or more revolting. One little idea can turn into pages of text once I sit down with a mug of coffee, I tend to go off on tangents. Many things that happen in my stories have 'sort of' happened to me or to people I know. Some characters are 'sort of' based on people I've met. (Actually, it's advisable to be on your best behaviour around me, or you just might turn up in my next book as a school bully or toilet cleaner).
Can you give your top 3 tips to becoming a successful author
1. Read lots, and write whenever you can. Get used NOW to showing people your work and figuring out how to get it published. There's no point having a really great short story in a notebook, in a box, under your bed.
2. Friends, family and other spoilsports will probably, at some stage, pooh-pooh your fab plan to be an author. They may even be mean about your work. I find blowing a loud raspberry, then carrying on regardless is the only way forward.
3. Don't be shy to put a lot of yourself; your own sadness, humour and opinions, into your writing. If people wanted to read stiff, straightforward text, gaining no sense of the author's personality, they'd read a chemistry text book.
Favourite memory
Probably, one of the New Years Eve's spent at the Hacienda nightclub in Manchester. Or when I was told that Puffin wanted me to write more than one book for them. I was shocked they wanted the first.
Favourite place in the world and why?
Back home visiting my family in Carlisle, lying on the couch with a plate of food and the remote control... for the first forty minutes until we all start rowing with each other.
What are your hobbies?
I don't have any hobbies, maybe I should get one. I go to the gym, but not because I enjoy doing so. Sitting writing all day gives you a bum the size of a trunk freezer.
If you hadn't been a writer what do you think you would have been?
I'd have carried on being a journalist. Deep down, I regret a bit that I didn't become a tour manager for rock bands. I like organising people. I know that with the right clipboard and loud hailer, I could have got Robbie Williams to all of his tour dates on time.
An Interview with Grace Dent, author of LBD: It's a Girl Thing
Inside your extrovert columnist persona, has there always been a novelist trying to burst out?
I've been writing for magazines and newspapers for years, but deep down, I always wanted to write novels. This was for a few main reasons a) In books you can blether on for far longer than in a magazine piece, b) I could hide away at home and wear my pyjamas more and c) I imagined that once you signed a book deal, the publisher came round with a big truck of money. Sadly, I'm still waiting for that truck, but I have splashed out on some ace new pyjamas. Pink with stripes. Lovely.
Did your family encourage you in your writing career?
Even today my dad still encourages me to get a 'proper job' like as an air hostess or a bank cashier. He called me last October when I was putting the finishing touches to LBD: It's A Girl Thing and asked me what I was up to. I said 'Ooh I'm exhausted Dad, I'm just finishing my book.' He said, 'Oh really love, why what are you reading?' Yes, he thought I meant I was lying on the sofa reading a novel. I said, with a withering tone, 'No Dad, I'm writing my book. I've got a book deal with Puffin books? I'm being published in the USA and seven other European countries!!'
When you heard that Puffin wanted to publish LBD, how did you feel?
When I heard LBD was being published, I hadn't actually written it. I'd only managed a few thousand words but they liked it so much they asked me to sign up to write three books. Actually getting a book deal wasn't as much fun as I always fantasised it would be, I just felt a bit scared and overwhelmed. Things became much more fun when all the fuss died down and I could get down to writing. That's when you feel totally free. That's when you can get up late, potter about and do a bit of making stuff up for a living.
Writers, working by themselves at home can get away with the most disgusting personal habits. What is your really worst one?
Leaving old coffee cups, half drank glasses of orange and snottery tissues everywhere is pretty grim. However, I think the most disgusting thing being an author makes me is totally anti-social. Friends call my flat 'The Putney Bunker' as I hide away in it and won't answer my phone as I'm having far too much fun with The LBD inside my head.
Dish the dirt on LBD! Are Ronnie, Claude and Fleur based on real characters that you know or knew at school?
I think most people who know me and have read LBD reckon Ronnie is very much like me - in the way she speaks and her outlook on life. I tend to natter on in a daft way and have mad ideas. I also put myself down a bit and worm my way out of difficult situations with silly one-liners. When I was Ronnie's age I was equally obsessed with boys and music so I find it very easy to write as her.
Fleur is a culmination of all of my tall beautiful female friends. I'm only 5 foot 4 with brown hair, so when I was growing up I quickly realised how you can become quite literally invisible whilst kicking about with your tall blonde mate. I have lots of fun making her so delightfully self-centred and vain. It can be tricky treading that thin line, keeping Fleur likeable as I always want to push her that little bit further and turn her into a complete nightmare.
Claudette is the voice-of-reason in the LBD, she's very loosely based on two different girls I've been friends with whose family were from Ghana, although they were British by birth. I liked their juxtaposition of extreme naughtiness, with a proper, traditional, religious upbringing. It always made me crack up. No matter how outrageously naughty Claudette is, she'll still be up at 8am the next day to do her Uncle Bert's shopping.
I still knock about in London with two girls that I was friends with since I was a little girl in Carlisle, so I suppose I'm proof that gangs like the LBD can last for years.
What kind of a teenager were you?
Oh dear, I was a nightmare teenager. That's why I dedicated The LBD to my mum, to say sorry. We get along brilliantly nowadays, mum and I. We speak on the phone every day and have a great laugh together, but it wasn't always like this. When I was a teenager, I drove her absolutely to her wits end. I had a little gang of odd-looking mates who'd hang about together being as depressed as possible and playing loud music. Of course, there was also a procession of weird boyfriends with shaved eyebrows, piercings and tattoos arriving at the house to take me out. My mother loathed every single one, without exception.
It's taken us ten years to see the funny side. By the way - if you have read The LBD and can remember the part about Fleur's phone bill and the 'Special Sunshine Holiday to Martinique', that really did happen in my house. Sorry mum.
If you were a teenager again, what would you do differently?
Stuff I have learned: Don't pierce your own ears as they go all gammy. Hair dye never looks the same in real life as it does on the box. Try to lighten up a bit about life's traumas - eg: considering killing yourself over not having a new skirt for the school disco may be being 'a little bit over dramatic'. Oh and also, when you're putting your make-up on, either do 'lots of eye makeup' or 'lots of lipstick'- yes, that's one or the other. Not both at the same time or it will look like a halloween mask.
What is your favourite television programme?
I've got a bit of a secret obsession with Friends. People who I've shared houses with say that during Friends is the only time they see me sit down and relax. That's a bit sad isn't it? I don't care though, I think everyone deserves the right to do sad things that make them feel good. I watch Friends, religiously, every day at 5pm on E4 with a cup of tea, quietly thanking the lord that I have a book deal and can do cool stuff like that.
What is the nicest thing anyone has ever said to you?
I get letters from girls and boys who say they've read my stuff in newspapers, like my soap column in The Guardian, and say that they'd love one day to be 'just like me'. That's really nice. I find it really overwhelming that anybody could consider me a role-model. It reminds me that I worked really hard and achieved something pretty big.
Do you still go to music festivals?
My bloke works in the music industry, so we go to a loads of gigs and festivals. We get backstage passes and get to hang out with the bands. I still love going to Festivals - but only as long as there is a nearby hotel for me to get a shower in at the end of the day. I've done with being covered in mud and queuing for the chemical toilets now. The second LBD novel, out next year, is all about the girls, loud music and lads again so I'll be going to all of the festivals to do some valuable research... I think it's going to be a great summer.
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Further to a major database operation, the dynamic pages on the CENELEC website (www.cenelec.eu ) regarding the CENELEC community and the Technical Bodies, Standards evolution and forecast, and the Advanced Search function will not be available from Friday 25 April (10:30) to Tuesday 29 April (8:00). Thank you for your comprehension.
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The European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) is expanding its network of Affiliates to include the National Institute for Standardization (INS) of the Republic of Moldova. This follows a formal decision by the CENELEC General Assembly to welcome INS as a CENELEC Affiliate.
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Luis Reece followed his double century with an unbeaten 33 to steer Lancashire to a nervy 3-wicket victory against Durham in the 2ndXI Championship match at Emirates Old Trafford.
Lancashire v Durham, 2ndXI Championship, Emirates Old Trafford, 22-24 May
Lancashire won by 3 wkts, Lancashire 24 points, Durham 4 points
Lancashire 1st innings 411-6 (117.5 overs) Reece 201*, Lilley 43, Livingstone 40
Durham 1st innings 239 all out ( 82.4 overs) Muchall 61, Ghaus 3-38
Durham 2nd innings 246 all out (64.5 overs) Richardson 56, Bailey 4-85, Lilley 3-58
Lancashire 2nd innings 75-7 (20.4 overs) Reece 33*, Claydon 5-35
Team: Luis Reece, Alex Davies, Ross Zelem, Liam Livingstone, Khalid Sawaz, Kabir Ali, Arron Lilley, Rob Jones, Tom Bailey, Matty McKiernan, Adnan Ghaus, Gavin Griffiths.
Report - 1st day
Lancashire won the toss but lost two early wickets, Alex Davies for 8 and Ross Zelem for 9 to be 38-2 after 20 overs. Liam Livingstone increased the scoring rate with a run a ball 40 before falling lbw just before lunch, which was taken with Lancs 91-3. On the resumption Luis Reece and Khalid Sarwaz (25) added 50 before Sawaz and Kabir Ali fell in quick succession. Reece had just brought up his half century and forged a 9-run partnership with Arron Lilley either side of tea. Reece reaching his century just before the interval (Lancs 248-5). Durham seamers Claydon and Brathwate returned to tie down the batsmen, Braithwaite claiming the scalp of Lilley for 43 - his highest score so far for the second team. Reece stepped up the scoring with support from Rob Jones to record his highest score for the team, 160 at the close as Lancashire gained full batting points with 2 overs to spare, finishing the day on 330-6.
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Lancashire decided not to declare and this looked a good decision as Luis Reece and Rob Jones scored quickly, Jones reaching his first half century for the 2nd XI in the 11th over of the morning. Reece reaching the major milestone of 200 in the next over. It was the first double century by a Lancashire 2nd XI player since Chris Schofield in 2003. Lancashire promptly declared on 411-6, with Reece 201 not out and Jones 51 not out.
Durham batted solidly to reach lunch on 52-0 from 17 overs, but Adnan Ghaus struck twice with two lbws on the resumption to dismiss Singh and Richardson, while Griffiths accounted for Muchall for 61, caught by keeper Davies. That left Durham on 166-3 after 51 overs but rain then intervened. After the break Lancashire took the advantage to bowl Durham out and enforce the follow-on. Tom Bailey struck in the 55th over with Clark lbw for 41 and Jones, with his leg spin, had Wallace caught buy Sawaz for 35 in his 5th over. Another lbw for Ghaus, two wickets for Arron Lilley, one for Gavin Griffiths and then a direct hit from Ross Zelem to run out Foster finished the innings at 239.
Bad light then a shower tried to intervene but from the remaining 5 over, Durham finished the day on 23 for 0, Muchall just surviving a sharp chance to second slip off the bowling of Bailey.
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Resuming on 23-0, Muchall gave a sharp chance to gully in the first over of the day off the bowling of Gavin Griffiths. It wasn't taken, but Tom Bailey finally dismissed Muchall lbw for 29 in the 8th over of the day and then trapped Singh in front. When Griffiths then struck twice in the next over, Singh lbw for 21 and Clark bowled, Durham were in trouble at 63-4. Richardson and Wallace added 50 before Lilley had Wallace lbw just before lunch. At the break were Durham 122-5, still 50 short of making Lancashire bat again.
In the second over of the afternoon session Lilley took a second wicket with Arshad caught bat/pad by Ross Zelem. Bailey struck shortly afterwards to remove the key wicket of Richardson, bowled for 56. Rain then swept in to knock 5 overs from the days allocation. After the break a wicket each for Lilley and Adnan Ghaus left Durham just 15 runs ahead on 187-9. The weather intervened again, to force an early tea with another over lost, but Durham's last pair of Braithwaite (35 not out) and Foster added 59 to frustrate Lancashire before Bailey finally bowled Foster for 18.
That left Lancashire requiring 75 runs to win from 27 overs, which would normally be straight forward. With dark clouds threatening a further loss of play, Lancashire attacked from the start with Alex Davies the first to depart at 23-1 in the 5th over. The vastly experienced Mitch Claydon followed a fine spell from the Pavilion End, his 5-35 very nearly took the visitors to an unlikely win. Claydon struck twice to dismiss Ross Zelem and Liam Livingstone to make Lancashire 35-3 before four wickets in 3 overs left Lancashire in crisis at 52 for 7.
First innings double centurion Luis Reece had watched all seven wickets fall from the other end, but finally found support from Mattie McKiernan who batted solidly at the other end. Durham fed Reece singles so they could bowl at McKiernan, but he held firm with 8 not out from 40 balls. Finally, and fittingly, Reece hit the winning run, finishing 33 not out which meant he had scored 234 runs without being out in his first game as captain. it was also a first Championship win against Durham since 2007 also at Emirates Old Trafford.
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This hotel is located in Altamonte Springs (North Orlando), close to Congo River Golf - Altamonte Springs, Altamonte Mall, and Links at 434 Golf Course. Local attractions also include Maitland Historical Society and Maitland Art Center.
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Recreational amenities at Springhill Suites By Marriott Orlando Altamonte Springs include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Springhill Suites By Marriott Orlando Altamonte Springs provides a spa tub and a fitness center. An Internet point is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to a business center, secretarial services, and audiovisual equipment. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measuring 855 square feet (79 square meters) include a meeting/conference room. This Altamonte Springs hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite parking is complimentary.
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Coyne Welcomes Nomination Of Babbitt As Next FAA Administrator
NATA president calls Babbitt "an outstanding selection as our next FAA Administrator."
ALEXANDRIA, VA -- National Air Transportation Association (NATA) President James K. Coyne today welcomes the nomination of Randy Babbitt as President Obama's selection for Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator. Babbitt had been rumored for some time to be the likely pick to head the FAA but vetting delays that have plagued all Administration selections prolonged the announcement.
Babbitt, former president and chief executive officer of the Air Line Pilots Association, has more than 40 years of aviation experience. Last year, U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Mary Peters named Babbitt to the independent review team tasked with evaluating and crafting recommendations to improve the FAA's implementation of the aviation safety system and its culture of safety.
"I have known Randy Babbitt for more than 15 years, and I think he is an outstanding selection as our next FAA Administrator," says Coyne. "Randy knows full-well how important modernizing our air traffic control system is, so I look forward to working with him to accomplish this critical priority."
Commenting on the importance for the new FAA Administrator to work immediately with Congress to approve a long-term FAA reauthorization bill, Coyne says, "There is a lot of good intent on Capitol Hill to approve a long-term measure finally. I am hopeful that with Randy filling the Administrator slot momentum will carry us over the hump towards passage of a bill that modernizes our air traffic control system, rejects user fees, and invests in airport infrastructure."
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Before stirring up drama on Bravo's "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and becoming embroiled in a divorce drama, Brandi Glanville spent 17 years traveling the world as a high fashion runway and print model. After moving to Paris at 16 and signing with Elite, the blonde appeared in magazines like "Cosmopolitan" and "Glamour" and worked runways for couture design houses Armani, Chanel and Gucci. She married Eddie Cibrian ("CSI: Miami") in May 2001 and the couple have two sons Mason and Jake. Eight years in, rumors swirled about Cibrian's two affairs — one with waitress Scheana Marie and one with actress/singer LeAnn Rimes. Glanville initially stood by her man and attended couple counseling, but Cibrian and Rimes went public the week after she'd left her husband. She didn't let betrayal keep her down long. She joined the cast of "RHOBH" in the second season and her tantrums and drunken antics with Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof have been legendary. She recently became a published author with "Drinking and Tweeting: And Other Brandi Blunders" (2013)n , which was no. 8 on the New York Times Bestseller List. A movie based on the memoir is being developed.
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From September 3 to October 12, teens in grades 6 through 12 are invited to participate in our digital photography contest. Submit an original photo with a tagline, "Democracy Is." Photos will be posted on our web site for a public vote, and contest winners will be featured on the web site, and winners will receive gift cards. To enter or for more information, go . . . more »


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International X-ray Observatory
Phase: Under Study
Mission Project Home Page - http://ixo.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Program(s):Physics of the Cosmos
The International X-ray Observatory (IXO) is a new X-ray telescope with joint participation from NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA), and Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). This project supersedes both NASA's Constellation-X and ESA's XEUS mission concepts.
In mid-2008, a officials from ESA, NASA, and JAXA headquarters agreed to conduct a joint study of IXO with a single merged set of top-level science goals. This agreement established key science measurement requirements. The spacecraft configuration for the IXO study is a mission featuring a single large X-ray mirror and an extendible optical bench, with a focal length of ~20 m, and a suite of five focal plane instruments.
The X-ray instruments under study for the IXO concept include: a wide field imaging detector, a high-spectral-resolution imaging spectrometer (calorimeter), a hard X-ray imaging detector, a grating spectrometer, a high timing resolution spectrometer, and a polarimeter. The IXO mission concept is being submitted to the U.S. Decadal Survey committee and to ESA's Cosmic Vision process.
- How do matter, energy, space, and time behave under the extraordinarily diverse conditions of the cosmos?
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The announcement in February 2014 by the White House of a Framework for the development of cybersecurity standards follows the announcement one year earlier by the White House of a Presidential Executive Order describing the Government's overall policy toward the cybersecurity on our nation's critical infrastructure.
Do you feel alone? No resources? No help? If you are like many security practitioners faced with a mountain of tasks each day and a small (or non-existent) team to help, prioritization and efficiency are key.
Right now, Web attackers are amassing a global arsenal of knowledge and resources that is allowing them to expanding their reach well beyond financial services to virtually every industry, everywhere.
Compromise can happen in seconds and containment can take weeks. For enterprises, it's no longer a matter of if you will be breached, but rather a matter of when.
Targeted attacks, or APTs, can be complex and affect organizations of all sizes, across all industries. But that doesn't mean their detection and prevention has to be complex too. With constant confusion around ATAs and APTs, a staggering 68% of IT Managers admit they don't know what an APT is.
Many IT organizations today are tasked to manage a complex landscape that includes a mix of SaaS applications and on-premise applications being accessed by various user populations; employees, customers, mobile workers, etc.
Let's face it, it's no longer a matter of 'If' your organization will be breached, but 'When' (if it hasn't already happened and you just don't know it). The key question is 'How can you gain better visibility sooner to the signs that you've been breached?'
Today's advanced persistent threats (APTs) evade traditional security controls with techniques such as SSL encryption and require an integrated, simple and automated approach that can detect and defend at each stage of an attack.
Today's Network Access Control (NAC) technology has evolved well beyond that of allowing or denying network admission. The latest generation of NAC solutions addresses numerous security and compliance applications, but more so, help organizations enhance operational awareness, efficiency and use of their existing network and security infrastructure.
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Face it, your users want to use any application while at work, yet they may not be aware of the associated business and security risks. Filesharing, remote access, video and social networking applications are all rampant on most every network we analyze. Commonly found among those applications are very sophisticated threats hiding in plain sight, acting like normal traffic, using SSL, FTP, and RDP to steal data.
To meet strategic objectives for growth and business transformation initiatives, more and more enterprises are externalizing key business functions to the Cloud, and to SaaS in particular. But how effectively are enterprises and securing and managing these deployments? How are your peers doing in managing actual usage and user management, providing end-user support, and extending identity management of external service providers?
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Kenny Chesney Working on a New Album
Kenny Chesney gave his fans some very good news on Tuesday. Even though he's taking a summer away from the road, he's staying busy working on another new album.
Kenny Chesney gave his fans some very good news on Tuesday. Even though he's taking a summer away from the road, he's staying busy working on another new album.
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The annual Gallop pole of wellness found that people living in these 10 cities are the most satisfied with life and a Montana city made the list!
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Missoula Community Medical Center issued a press release on Monday afternoon, April 14, responding to the announcement that St. Patrick Hospital will soon once again offer obstetrics and neo-natal care.
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Prom Season-The Rites of SpringSpring gardens aren't the only places you find bright colors in May; it's prom season at high schools across the country. As one of the first formal events in the life of a teenager, the high school prom is considered a vital rite of passage to becoming an adult. Proms today can be lavish, elaborate events that involve limos, hotel ballrooms and dresses worthy of any red carpet.
However, they didn't start out that way. High school prom (short for promenade, meaning a march of the guests at the beginning of a ball or other formal event) became popular in the United States in the 1930s and 40s. At the beginning, a prom was a simple affair; students would wear their Sunday best for tea, socializing and dancing. In the 1950s, automobiles and fancy prom dresses became much more important, as did the social status of the members of the prom court. Prom night became a significant picture taking event as well, similar to a graduation or a wedding, marking an important step in a young person's life.
Although some of the social rules about proms have changed, for instance, groups of teens will sometimes go together instead of the traditional boy-asks-girl arrangement; prom remains a major event in the social life of high school students. It can also be a major expense. The average prom couple can spend close to a thousand dollars for a dress/tux, dinner, flowers, hair and nails, limo (a stretch Hummer has become a favorite!), tickets, and after-prom parties. The hot fashion tips for 2008? Traditional tuxes for the guys, with vest and tie matching their dates' dress. For the ladies, bold colors or metallics, beading or sequin detailing and beaded corsage wristlets that double as bracelets after the prom.
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"I'm against most of what they are trying to do."
OURAY COUNTY – As debate roiled at the state capitol earlier this week on the issue of gun control, Ouray County Sheriff Dominic "Junior" Mattivi sought to illustrate why he is against a proposed ban on semiautomatic so-called assault rifles. In his office at the Ouray County Courthouse, he assembled four different rifles on a table.
"What we have here is a .22, a shotgun, an AR-15, and this here is a Ruger ranch rifle. Which of these four is the assault rifle?" he asked.
The obvious choice seemed to be the third in line, a sleek Bushmaster AR-15 with a collapsible stock and pistol grip and a detachable magazine that could hold up to 15 rounds.
"Wrong," Mattivi said. The Bushmaster was identical in fire power to the last weapon in line-up, the more rudimentary-looking ranch rifle.
"They shoot the same round and capacity. Both are semi-automatics," Mattivi explained. But under the proposed new regulations that will almost certainly be adopted by the Democratic-controlled state legislature later this session, the former weapon would be banned, while the latter would not.
Moreover, Mattivi argued, it was second weapon in the line-up, a Mossburg shotgun, that would deliver the most lethal wallop for a killer who wanted to wreak random devastation, since each time it was cocked and shot, it would spray out nine pellets, each equivalent to a .38 caliber bullet. Such hunting rifles are not part of the current gun control debate.
It's a point of view that Mattivi articulated to the Chief Ouray Gun Club when he was invited to speak to that group on the matter of gun control legislation in January.
Among the most notable statements he made to that group:
"Magazine size limits are ludicrous," and "I am sworn to uphold the Constitution and if I am asked to collect guns, I will not do it."
According to minutes from the meeting which were posted on the Ouray County Republican Central Committee's web site, Mattivi also stated to gun club members that many of the executive orders on gun control were unconstitutional, and that he would sign his name to a list of over 50 sheriffs across the country (four of whom are from Colorado) who have "pledged their refusal to confiscate guns and/or uphold any new gun control laws."
The list, maintained by the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, so far does not contain Mattivi's name, although Montrose County Sheriff Rick Dunlap (a Constitutionalist who has gone on the record in support of the Second Amendment) is among those who have signed it.
In an interview with The Watch this week, Mattivi said he would not be adding his name to the CSPOA list, but firmly reiterated his opposition to many of the gun control measures currently being proposed at the federal and state level.
"I'm against most of what they are trying to do," he said. "I have no problem with background checks or the mental health provisions" – although he wonders who will conduct and pay for them – "but I have problems with lawmakers saying that people 'can't have this kind of gun.' My problem is that they haven't defined what an assault rifle is."
Many Second Amendment supporters worry that the outcome of current gun control debates will be that law enforcement officials will be sent out to confiscate their guns.
"My gut feeling is that's not going to happen," Mattivi said. But if it were to come to that, he asserted, it would be crazy to send his officers out on such a suicide mission. "Some people love their dogs and guns more than their wife."
Speaking on the issue of magazine size limits, Mattivi reiterated his view that this effort would be absurd because "there will always be ways around it" by simply taping several magazines together, for example.
Beyond his own personal convictions, Mattivi said that his department has been feeling a ripple effect from December's Sandy Hook school shooting that has expressed itself in several ways. For one thing, ammunition has become expensive and scarce, as gun owners buy up whatever supply is out there, fearing that it may not be available in the future.
"People are stocking up, hoarding it," he said. "We are having a hard time getting ammo and once we get it, it will cost an arm and a leg. Some ammo rounds you can't find at all."
The sheriff's department has also been processing a surge of new applications for concealed handgun permits – up to two or three per day in the weeks following the Sandy Hook massacre.
Currently, Mattivi said, there are over 300 concealed handgun permits in the county. His department is responsible for maintaining a database tracking all of these permits. He also has the option of sharing this information with a national data bank – an option which he said he eschews as a matter of principle.
"A lot of sheriffs do, and a lot don't," he said. "Those that don't feel that it is an infringement on your privacy."
While he has both feet firmly planted in the camp of Second Amendment supporters, Mattivi said he understands the concerns of those who are working to push through gun control measures.
"I'm pro-gun, but could jump the fence and argue the matter either way," he said. Still, he maintained, echoing a familiar refrain of gun rights advocates, the problem is not the guns. "A gun is an inanimate object. There has got to be somebody behind the gun. There are millions of guns, and a handful of irresponsible people."
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Birmingham, Blackburn, Blackpool
Birmingham, Blackburn, Wigan
Birmingham, Blackburn, Wolves
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Holding onto Blackpool.
Jesus saves
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Man U
Of the current lot - not fussed. Don't like Blackpool and the place is a ****hole but I like Holloway so them staying up would be a good thing.
"I can't promise anyone success but I can promise them a trip to the moon." - John King
RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Birmingham are the only team down there I actively want to see relegated.
Have a soft spot for the Irons, so they can stay; Blackpool staying up would be a great story and they have tried to play football & Blackburn stopped ManUre winning another Prem title once, so they can stay too.
No real issues with either, but that means Wigan and Wolves can quietly leave too.
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"Predictably, the ending of his international career did not end the argument about Pietersen's merits, as an army of informed commentators and Piers Morgan weighed in to defend or attack him."
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"Hope is the fuel of progress and fear is the prison in which you put yourself" - Tony Benn
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Royal Challengers Bangalore
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Messi scores on the rebound.
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United, Chelsea and Sunderland.
I think there'll sooner be another Bradman than another Warne. - Gidgeon Haigh
[Warne is] the greatest bowler ever produced in this entire world - Muttiah Muralidaran
[Warne is] the greatest bowler of all time - Glenn McGrath
In my opinion Shane Warne is the greatest cricketer who's ever lived - Ian Botham
Warne is the greatest cricketer to pick up a ball ever.
And is the greatest bowler I have ever laid eyes on. - Brian Lara
Any three out of Wolves, Birmingham, Blackburn, West Ham.
Wolves and Birmingham because they play dire football, Blackburn because they deserve it for their board's lolbad managerial decisions, and there's nothing left to like about West Ham.
I've actually softened on Birmingham since they beat Arsenal in the League Cup so I'll go for the other three.
Anyone hating on Stoke can **** the **** off, they beat B***** 5-0 you ****s
Definitely Wolves, Mick McCarthy is a *****. Sadly Bolton aren't going to go down.
Dave Mohammed >>>> You
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LYNCHBURG, Va., April 6, 2013 – Freshman Adrienne Alexander (Queens, N.Y./Bishop Loughlin) heaved the shot put 13.52 meters at the Liberty Collegiate Invitational on Saturday afternoon, setting a personal record and notching the second-best toss in James Madison outdoor track & field history for the second time.
Alexander previously held the slot with a distance of 13.40 meters which she set March 23, 2013 at the Virginia Cup. Her distance, good enough for a third-place finish, was just 0.08 meters shy of the Eastern College Athletic Conference qualifying mark of 13.60 meters.
Sophomore Daquaä Scott (Staunton, Va./Robert E. Lee) finished in seventh place in the shot put with a toss of 13.04 meters, and junior Kristen Greene (Colonial Heights, Va./Thomas Dale) finished in ninth place with a toss of 12.67 meters.
Scott and Greene also competed in the discus throw, posting distances of 40.57 meters (5th place) and 35.17 meters (10th place), respectively. Senior Christianna Moss (Montpelier, Va./Patrick Henry) led the event for JMU with a third-place finish and a distance of 41.62 meters.
In the first heptathlon competition of the season for the Dukes, senior Jennifer Monk (Bloomington, Ill./Central Catholic) took second place with 4,402 points and was just 44 points behind the winner. She finished second in the long jump (5.09m), fifth in the javelin throw (28.57m) and fourth in the 800-meter run (2:26.90).
Sophomore Nicole Gilbert (Hanover, Mass./Hanover) competed in her first collegiate heptathlon and came in seventh place with 3,735 points. Her best event of day two was the long jump as she launched herself 4.94 meters for a fourth-place ranking at 543 points.
Rounding out the top-three finishes for JMU was sophomore Jasmine Waddell (Mount Royal, N.J./Kingsway Regional). She ran the 100-meter hurdles in 14.43 seconds and placed third in the event. She also competed in the 200-meter dash and crossed the line in 26.82 seconds for 14th place.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – The Dukes ran in four relays at the Colonial Relays on Saturday, placing in the top seven in three of the four.
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Watkins was also the second leg of the seventh-place 4x100-meter relay team. The team that clocked in at 48.11 seconds was also comprised of juniors Lauren Privette (Round Hill, Va./Loudoun Valley), Ashley Williams (Shillington, Pa./Governor Mifflin) and Ciarra Morris (Richmond, Va./Meadowbrook).
The Dukes claimed seventh place in the 1,600-meter sprint medley relay with a time of 4:13.18. Williams was joined on the team by freshman Kalyn Simmons (Woodbridge, Va./Osbourn Park), sophomore Destiny Simmons (Staunton, Va./Robert E. Lee) and senior Maria McDonald (Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin East).
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