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My main goal at Greige Market is to inspire and empower ladies like you to curate a life of both style and substance. With that in mind, I'm bringing back my monthly interview column. Each woman is hand-picked by me for her passion, drive, and work ethic. These are women who inspire me on the daily, and I hope they inspire you as well. xo Ana
When you say the word stylist, everyone thinks Rachel Zoe, June Ambrose or Patricia Field. While each of these ladies is a legend in their own right, styling is so much more than that. Case in point, Atlanta personal stylist Nikki Woolfolk.
Unlike celeb stylists who have unlimited budgets and high-end designers on speed dial, personal styling isn't just about the glitz and glam. Stylists like Nikki work closely with their clients to help them level up their image. That goes way beyond just pulling a red carpet ready look from Olivier Rousteing. Nikki teaches her clients to solve their fashion dilemmas, radiate confidence, and build a wardrobe they love. Her work is all about teaching you how to slay from the inside out.
Get into this Q&A with personal stylist Nikki Woolfolk. Who knows, maybe she'll inspire you to quit your job and follow your passion. Or to at least get your wardrobe together.
Name: Nikki Woolfolk
Hometown: New Orleans birthed me
Where you are now: Atlanta raised me
What woman, besides your mom or grandma, has inspired you the most?
Ah, I'm inspired by so much. Particularity, culture, travel and the books I read. I'm inspired by other's success. It's what keeps me going after a long day of working with clients, then coming home to work on myself.
How did you get your start as a stylist?
Consider what I call the traditional way – studied design; dabbled in retail management for a while until I decided to focus my efforts on becoming a stylist. In 2013, I got this hunch to start a blog; so I did. With no clue what I was doing, the blog, The Label Content, became a way for me to express my personal style and provide free style advice to my readers. Through social media, I was discovered by a filmmaker who offered me a platform to express my talents on the set of short films and music videos. Maybe a year into it, I knew I wasn't serving my purpose. The only thing I knew about my clients were their measurements. I was there to dress them for a scene, not a lifestyle. Creatively I enjoyed it, but I didn't really belong. From there, I found a style program that teaches key entrepreneurial business elements focused on personal styling.
What drew you to working in fashion?
Being from New Orleans where you can pretty much wear whatever allowed me to play around with different styles growing up. Initially, that's what sparked my creativity. As I grew in the industry, it then became about teaching people how to dress for their age, body type and style. Not going along with this cookie cutter image but dressing in something that makes them comfortable and confident.
What is your biggest challenge as a creative entrepreneur?
Waking up at 5 am M-F (laughs)! Nah, I would say initially stepping outside of my comfort zone. For instance, when marketing suggested I write a free eCourse on "How to Build a Wardrobe Without Killing Your Wallet" to gain visibly, I was worried. The knowledge was there, but I wasn't sure I could do it at first. Sometimes we don't trust the process to know that we're asked to do certain things because of our capabilities. Daily, I work on trusting me first, and then everything else I touch. As long as I trust me to do the work, everything else will fall into place.
What has been one of your favorite projects so far?
Earlier this year, I worked with a women's networking group whose focus is to offer a safe place for women to grow and network. The group asked me to do a style segment on wearing "Bold Colors for Fall". Guests were then offered an opportunity to shop our unique women's clothing at the end. When Label Content recently ended the pop-up shop project in January 2017, we had traveled the southeast region selling unique women's clothing at social events. I enjoyed meeting so many people that way and was able to interact with my supporters in person.
Who are you dying to work with?
Whoever is dying to work with me! My perfect client is a leader in the community, an executive, an entrepreneur who takes care of everyone else but themselves. A professional bad-ass who needs help reflecting success through her wardrobe.
What advice do you have for ladies trying to break into the industry?
Whether you opt to study design, take an apprenticeship or find a job through work experience, the routes into fashion are endless. Work hard and take advantage of worthy networking opportunities. There are plenty of resources now to help you stand-out; like starting a blog, customizing things, or making your own clothes, these are the things that get you noticed.
What is the most inspiring statement you've heard or said?
I have many mantras and inspirational sayings. Let's see. Here's one from Erich Fromm "Man's main task in life is to give birth to himself". That means, give life to your purpose and passion. Know yourself and that your work is serving others.
Where can we keep up with you?
Head over to TheLabelContent.com and subscribe there. All subscribers will receive my free eCourse on "How to Build a Wardrobe Without Killing Your Wallet" and my "Wardrobe Essential Checklist." I'm on Facebook and Instagram @iKnowThatNikki.


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Warnowo overviewWhile you're here, stop by Wolin National Park and Miedzyzdroje Wax Museum. Warnowo is an inviting destination that has something for everyone.
Where to stay in WarnowoWhether you're planning to stay for a night or for the week, the area around Warnowo has accommodations to fit every need. Search for hotels in Warnowo with Hotels.com by checking our online map. Our maps display the areas and neighborhoods around all Warnowo hotels so you can see how close you are from landmarks and attractions, and then refine your search within the larger area. The best Warnowo hotel deals are here with our lowest price guarantee.
How to get to WarnowoFly in to Heringsdorf (HDF), 17 mi (27.3 km) from downtown Warnowo. Szczecin (SZZ-Solidarnosc) is the next closest major airport, 27.1 mi (43.6 km) away.
What to see around WarnowoHere are some top sights to see:
- • Wolin National Park
- • Miedzyzdroje Wax Museum
- • Miedzyzdroje Pier
- • Amber Baltic Golf Club
- • Museum Bunker V3
When to visit WarnowoIf you're starting to plan your trip, you might be wondering when's the best time to visit. Here are the seasonal norms to help you decide when to go:
Seasonal temperature averages
- January-March: 50°F day, 27°F night
- April-June: 72°F day, 35°F night
- July-September: 75°F day, 46°F night
- October-December: 61°F day, 30°F night
- January-March: 3.90 inches
- April-June: 5.16 inches
- July-September: 7.09 inches
- October-December: 4.88 inches

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Climate Forecast for June, July and August in Lusoga Language Uganda
June, July & August Forecast in Lusoga language for Near Eastern Uganda
Okutwaliiza aghalala; entebereza eti bwenaaba mu Uganda:
Okuva omwezi gwomukaaga okutuuka ogwomunaana okutwaliza aghalala tikiseera kyamaadi kutoonha okusinga mubitundu eb'yobugwandhuuba, ebitundu ebiri ghagati gha Uganda, ebitundu eb'yenhanda Lake Victoria n'ebitundu eby'omubuvandhuba. Aye, kino kiseera k'yamaadhi kutoonha mumambuka ga Uganda.
Indian villagers reap rewards of restoring common land
By Manipadma Jena >>BHUBANESWAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Heading to the farmers' fair on the outskirts of Angul, an industrial town in India's eastern state of Odisha, there's not a cow to be seen along the roadside.
The 52-year-old headman of the local Juang tribe, Bhagban Pradhan, explains that it's the season when communities feed their livestock in sheds to give their collectively managed grazing land and forest time to regenerate.
High Level Meeting in Addis Ababa to End Hunger
Addis Ababa, June 26th High Level Meeting of African and International Leaders
Aim for Renewed Partnership to End Hunger in Africa
African and international leaders and key stakeholders in the food security sector will meet at the African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa from 29 June to 1 July with a view to establishing a Renewed Partnership to End Hunger in Africa.
UNEP Announces Africa Food Security Conference
Africa Food security conference with title "Harnessing Ecosystem based Approaches for Food Security and Adaptation to climate change In Africa
The Africa Adaptation Knowledge Network (AAKNet) is planning an Africa Food security conference with title "Harnessing Ecosystem based Approaches for Food Security and Adaptation to climate change In Africa" slated to take place in Nairobi by 20-21, August 2013
The Full Obama Climate Action More...http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/image/president27sclimateactionplan.pdf
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Obama Announces United States Major Climate Change Action Plan
By Erin Voegele | June 25, 2013 Biomass Magazine
On June 25, President Obama laid out his three-part plan to address climate change during a speech at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. Scientific measurements accumulated and reviewed over decades tell us our plant is changing in ways that will have profound impacts on all of human kind, he said.
World Meteorological Organization Holds Critical Global Climate Services Discussions in Geneva
Geneva June 26,2013: The World Meteorological Organization(WMO) Intergovernmental Board on Climate Services holds its first session 2 to 5 July 2013 in Geneva to discuss implementation of the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS). This is a country-driven initiative to provide accurate and accessible climate services to users such as disaster management authorities, water and energy utilities, public health agencies, the transport sector and farmers.
Proof That Hunger can Be Eliminated-FAO recognizes 38 countries for halving hunger
16 June 2013, Rome - FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva formally recognized 38 countries for reducing hunger by half well ahead of international targets for the year 2015.
During a high-level ceremony attended by several heads of state, 18 countries received diplomas for early achievement of targets set by both Millennium Development Goal 1 (MDG1) — to halve the proportion of hungry people by 2015 — plus the more stringent World Food Summit (WFS) goal of halving the absolute number of hungry people by 2015.
Uganda Climate Forecast June, July and August 2013 Released
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Global population to soar to 11 billion by 2100 as African population quadruples
By Jill Reilly June 2013 The Daily Mail UK
The world's population will reach almost eleven billion by the end of the century because of soaring birth rates in Africa, according to new research.
The latest projection is about 800 million - eight percent - more than a previous UN forecast of 10.1 billion issued in 2011.
Researchers had expected fertility on the poorest continent where a woman will give birth to an average of 5.2 children in her lifetime, to fall more quickly than it has.
Nutrition Declared A Priority for Development-United Nations
By Jomo Kwame Sundaram
IPS Columnist
Rome June 6th 2013 (IPS): Jomo Kwame Sundaram, assistant director-general for economic and social development at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), writes that while the Millennium Development Goal of halving hunger by 2015 is within reach, much more needs to be done to eradicate malnutrition, which is the underlying cause of 2.6 million child deaths each year and the reason why a quarter of the world's children, including a third of children in developing countries, are stunted.
NGOs Urge Nations to Make Every Moment Count till 2015 To Tackle Climate Change
Climate talks open as NGOS urge nations to make every moment count between now and 2015
Bonn, Germany - June 3, 2013: Climate Action Network (CAN) urged countries to continue to make progress outlining the elements of a comprehensive, global agreement that puts us on the path to fair, sustainable development at the UN climate negotiations opening in Bonn, Germany, today.
Eastern and Southern Africa Climate Change Media Network
East and Southern Africa Climate Change Media Network Born.
COMESA Weekly Newsletter Issue 134
Over 40 journalists from 23 countries in the Eastern and Southern Africa have established the first ever Eastern and Southern Africa Climate Change
Media Network, which will act as a forum for the exchange of views
on the implications of climate change on people's lives and also act as a channel to convey climate information to the public.
COMESA Meet Recognizes Importance of Media in Combating Climate Change in Africa
Media essential in communicating climate change responses
By Kizito Sikuka
COMESA Newsletter
"The global effort to combat the impacts of climate change can
be realized if the media clearly educates and informs the general
public and policy makers on the various adaptation and mitigation
This was said at the first Eastern and Southern Africa Climate Change
Media Conference in Kampala, Uganda.
"The media is an important constituent that no one can afford to
ignore as a partner to development," Uganda's Water and Environment
World Health Organization (WHO) Releases New to Estimate Health and Adaptation Costs of Climate Change
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Announcement Re Local Rule Changes Effective December 1, 2016
United States District Court
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District Court Local Rules Amendments
Effective December 1, 2016
This notice provides important information about amendments to the Local Rules for the United States District Court for the District of Maine that become effective December 1, 2016.
Local Rule 7 – Motions and Memoranda of Law
Subsection (f) regarding written submissions and oral argument is amended to reflect that unless otherwise required by federal rule or statute, all motions may be decided by the Court without oral argument unless otherwise ordered by the Court on its own motion or, in its discretion, upon request of counsel.
Local Rule 16.2 – Scheduling Order
Subsection (e) governing objections is revised to provide that a party wishing to alter any deadline or discovery limitation in a scheduling order must file a detailed explanation of the reasons for each requested alteration with the objection, or request a scheduling conference with a judicial officer, or both.
Local Rule 54.3 – Bill of Costs
This rule is amended to reflect that Bills of Costs should be submitted to the Court using the forms available from the Clerk's Office except in those situations when a party is applying for costs as part of an application for statutorily permitted attorneys' fees pursuant to Local Rule 54.2.
Local Rule 83.1 – Attorneys – Admission
Subsection (c)(1) which governs attorneys who are not members of the bar of this Court is amended to make clear that local counsel's attendance at any proceeding before a judicial officer is required unless excused by the Court, which should freely grant such leave upon request.
Local Rule 67 – Deposit of Registry Funds in Interest Bearing Accounts
This rule is amended to (1) require that interpleader funds deposited with the Court under 28 U.S.C. § 1335 must be deposited in the CRIS Disputed Ownership Fund, and (2) comply with the District Court Miscellaneous Fee Schedule effective December 1, 2016, which sets the fees for management of registry funds and disputed ownership funds.
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The second edition of Exhibiting Photography: A Practical Guide to Displaying Your Work written by Shirley Read and published by Focal Press provides tips and advice for exhibiting your photographs. It covers finding a space and designing a show to actually constructing an exhibition and publicizing it. The book also provides plenty of detail on the subject matter. This second edition also discusses social networking and the distribution of your images online. Additionally, the book features photographs of well-known exhibitions as well as fourteen checklists for organization in a variety of situations.
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Pregnancy Signs & Symptoms
If you recently took a home pregnancy test and the results were positive, that's a pretty good sign that you may be pregnant. Additionally, women's bodies also have indicators of a possible pregnancy.
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Sukshinder Shinda is a gifted singer, composer and producer with a long string of hits in the Asian Music scene. Combining traditional beats and vocals with street sounds, Shinda has a rare gift for taking traditions of the past and translating them into modern sounds. Here's "Aao Gidha Palay-Eh" from Bhangra Dance Hits as Today's Top Tune.
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Communication within an organization involves more than just people talking or sending each other e-mails. There are many leaders who speak and write beautifully who are not successful communicators because they have not bothered to identify the other necessary components of a successful communication process. Successful communication involves an understanding of several key factors:
- Information pathways – Who needs what information when and how they are to receive it. Good question to ask are whether everyone in the organization has all of the information they need to do their job as well as possible; whether they are getting it in a timely manner; whether they are acting on it in a timely manner; and whether they have a way to give feedback to those from who the information came.
- Information clarity – Is the information being offered understood by those receiving it so that they can act on it in the appropriate manner? Is it clear in its intent? Does it have a call to action?
- Information format – is the issue framed with enough data or too much data? Is it communicated orally when it should be in writing? To what use should e-mails, text messages and tweets be allowed to replace memos and meetings?
Clearly, strong communication is a critical factor in organizational collaboration. Co-workers can work together much more closely and successfully if they are clear on the rules of communication. This also holds true for collaboration with vendors, customers and strategic partners.
Management Mpowerment Associates utilizes a roadmap to clear communication which gets organizations on the right path. Nearly every company can improve the way it communicates both internally and externally. Communication should be a major component of corporate strategy and culture and thus should be aligned with values and behaviors.


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South Carolina's first two football games of the 2009 season will be in prime time on national television, it was announced today.
The Gamecocks open the season at N.C. State - a Thursday night contest at 7 on ESPN. Its USC's in Raleigh since the 1999 season and just the school's second trip to Carter-Finley Stadium since 1990.
USC will then open Southeastern Conference play the following week on Sept. 12 at Georgia. That game will be televised nationally on ESPN2 at 7 p.m.
A time for South Carolina's home opener with Florida Atlantic on Sept. 19 has not yet been set.
The Gamecocks appeared on ESPN or ESPN2 six times during the 2008 season.
-- Friday, July 24 – South Carolina at SEC Media Days in Birmingham
-- Thursday, July 30 – Coaches/Media Golf Outing
-- Monday, August 3 – Players Report for fall camp
-- Tuesday, August 4 – First Practice
-- Sunday, August 9 – Media Day
-- Sunday, August 16 – Fan Appreciation Day
-- Thursday, August 20 – Fall Semester Begins
-- Thursday, September 3 – Season Opener at NC State, 7 p.m., ESPN
-- Saturday, September 12 – SEC Opener at Georgia, 7 p.m., ESPN2
-- Saturday, September 19 – Home Opener vs. Florida Atlantic, Game time TBA


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Despite the small niggling issues present here and there, UCLU Drama Society's production of King Lear is an exciting and skilful show that you won't want to miss.
UCLU Drama Society's production of King Lear, directed by Oliver Marsh, and produced by Hayley Russell, arrives in a slick package: glossy promotional materials, sold out performances, and a staging at the RADA Studios. Indeed, this is somewhat fitting – given the conceptual idea of transporting Shakespeare's seminal work into the 2008 financial crisis, but with the seeming aesthetic of American Psycho.
Before I start my review of the play itself, which I found fantastic, I do have a few gripes about the je ne sais quoi of the piece. Unfortunately, although the suits, desks, and phones make it clear that some sort of business is the backdrop for the action, the only way I can foresee somebody realising or understanding the actual context mentioned above is by reading the programme – which details the process and ideas behind the show. There is nothing in the show itself to suggest a specific time or place, other than an office. Furthermore, with the text appearing to be verbatim Shakespeare (save a few muttered fucks and the like for the sake of modernity – as is the trend these days), there's a lot that just isn't relevant conceptually. What, exactly, in the financial crisis setting, is France supposed to symbolise? What are the armies made up of? Why, perchance, would a bank owner divest his property to his daughters in the midst of a financial crisis? Or, is this supposed to be a precursor to the whole debacle – in which case, wouldn't destabilisation be incredibly unlikely given that the play ends with Edgar becoming king (or the leader of the company) – and no actual monetary scandal would have taken place? Perhaps the real question should be: 'Is this production set in the 2008 financial crisis solely to be pretentious?'.
There is also an excellent visualisation and design of a simple 'Lear Capital Partners' logo that would help in sticking with the theme, but is featured only on A) the event's Facebook page; and B) very small writing on a piece of paper in the show that no reasonable person would be expected to notice. And, to a fair amount of chagrin, the set design itself seems a little slipshod – what exactly are the scattered tin foil pillars and door arches supposed to represent? Windows? Walls? A Primary 4 art project?
Anyway… I've seemed pretty critical so far, but the fact is, I really enjoyed this production and felt like it has a lot going for it at many moments throughout.
The plot, for those of you who don't already know (yep, that was me before tonight) concerns the eponymous title character; who intends to divide up his empire between his three daughters, or rather two after a brief altercation. However, as one can imagine from a Shakespearean tragedy, this doesn't go too well for the king – who begins to devolve into madness. The action may be hard to follow for those who aren't already familiar due to the source being pretty complex: fast and accented delivery combined with the lethargy of Early Modern English (never was much of a Shakespeare fan in school) will make it a challenge. But a quick wiki summary of most of the preceding action up until violence erupts will prove immensely helpful (if not immediately, due to the various gender changes of certain characters in this particular iteration).
There's a thick, palpable atmosphere throughout the performance – and the audience is wholly enraptured. The cast, although occasionally prone to over-acting (it's Shakespeare though, so I suppose over-acting is a non-existent concept) is routinely fantastic. Lear himself, played by Benjamin Teare, is at once enigmatic, haunting, and possessed of a frantic energy. Indeed, he is often accompanied on stage by the wonderfully eccentric – and slightly '80s camp – portrayal of the Fool by Daniel Catarino da Silva. Unfortunately, the whimsy is sometimes carried too far, resulting in some nigh on incomprehensible deliveries – but the mystical aura of an idiot savant seems perfectly fitting for the pivotal role.
Elsewhere, the Three Sisters (Florence Woolley, Polly Creed, and Hansy Shore) put perfectly scheming efforts into playing alternatively traitorous characters (oh, and did I mention they beautifully sang a capella as well?) who really shape the action. More minor characters such as Bella Driessen's Gloucester and Helena Smith's Edgar also help to keep the quality of performance incredibly strong – showing an almost hyperactive level of passion throughout – and do not let up until the final curtain call. Special mention should go to James Cassir for his at times spine-tingling portrayal of the complicated Kent.
The audio-visual nature of the production is, at times, capable of evoking the locked-up emotions that most bigger-budgeted efforts aim to provide the key to. In scenes set in the misty moors, strobe flashes, torchlight, and a swirling immersive soundscape curated by Dan Jacobson and Jenny Wark envelop the audience in a lonely, cold, and hopeless place – although perhaps greater efforts should have been made to coordinate the ends of the tracks (the soundscapes don't finish on a looping note, so the loop itself is noticeable; and, at times, non-diegetic noise cuts out seemingly at random with no fading). When the killing comes, and of course it does come, a lot of thought has been put into engineering bloodshed – a fact that drops like a ton of bricks upon an entirely unsuspecting audience. The eye-gouging of Gloucester stages a Tarantino-esque piece of visual comedy – whereby a pencil is sharpened in a bulky electronic sharpener for an extended period of time, before later being pushed into a human face. And, doubly unexpectedly, this is accompanied with vigorous spurts of blood that just about land on the audience (not sure how they got blood capsules to squirt that far, but it was damn effective). Having an audience audibly recoiling in shock and gasping, with genuine feelings of discomfort in this scene, was perhaps, for me, the highlight of the night. It is the moment in which we rapidly switch from humour to horror, in which we empathise with the pain felt by the infliction of injury, and in which we can also enjoy some mastery of practical special effects.
And, naturally, that blood-letting continues – resulting in fight scenes with a definite edge of realism, so much so that the audience is wincing with every blow. Becky Kells's costume design is the perfect realisation of high-class financial workplace attire – but I did wonder how easily fake blood washes off. Is a kilt machine washable? Who knows?
So, all in all, the detractors I mentioned at the start of the review seem to pale in comparison upon discussion of the positive aspects of this production. It's fantastically acted; palpably thick with atmosphere; and possessive of a level of technical mastery in sound, lighting, and practical effects that exceeds the expectations of the skill level of a student play. Despite the small niggling issues present here and there, this is an exciting and skilful show that you won't want to miss!
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Texas coach Charlie Strong has stripped offensive coordinator Shawn Watson of his play-calling duties in favor of wide receivers coach Jay Norvell.
The move comes three days after the Longhorns' embarrassing 38-3 loss at Notre Dame in which the offense managed 163 yards of total offense and eight first downs.
But this change isn't simply the result of one poor outing. It goes back to a near-full season of inept offensive football in Strong's first season. It hit rock bottom during the regular-season finale against TCU and in the bowl game against Arkansas, leaving Texas with a 6-7 record and one of the worst offenses in the Big 12. The Notre Dame game sounded the alarms yet again, and this time Strong took emergency action.
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Changes were said to be coming, if not in quarterback, where junior Tryrone Swoopes held onto the starting job ahead of redshirt freshman Jerrod Heard, then in style. Texas was to implement a more up-tempo attack that would greatly utilize senior running back Johnathan Gray.
But even Strong acknowledged after the Notre Dame loss that he didn't see anything up-tempo about the offense and Gray finished with eight carries.
Norvell joined the Texas staff during the offseason after being swept out in changes Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops made to his offensive staff.
Meanwhile, Strong said that he has not decided on a starting quarterback for Saturday's home opener against Rice. Is a new play-caller the change the Longhorns need to at least move the chains with some consistency? At this point, it certainly can't hurt.
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Skateboarding Game Olliolli 2 Set To Be Released
To the gaming fans waiting for the release of OlliOlli 2, good news! It's finally here.
That's right. The much-awaited sequel to the skateboarding game is now available.
The recently-released sequel is not without improvements. Boasting a new set of features "including a new look, new levels and flow, ramps, split routes and secret lines as well as a new selection of tricks and modifiers" the game is now with full leadboard support.
Named Welcome to Olliwood, the sequel promises to introduce a local 4-player mode for better gaming experience.
Included in the improvements are five new maps for skaters to explore, 50 new amateur and pro levels and 250 challenges to complete.
The game is available on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita and supports cross buy and cross save.
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We don't even know what to do with this insane story.
According to CBS News, a man named Timothy Blake was arrested for shooting semen at women in a Walmart.
Related: Woman Adheres To A Strict Diet Of Sperm Smoothies & Semen Facials
Per the report, multiple women revealed they encountered a "creepy" man at a Walmart in Ohio during the months of November and December. All the ladies claimed the perp would follow them around the store like prey while also staring them down.
To make matters even more terrifying, two of the women recalled experiencing shock and "panic" upon feeling something sticky hit their bodies when Timothy got close to them.
While the poor victims had no idea what the substance was at the time, police have now learned it was Timothy's semen.
Though Blake initially tried to lie about the contents, he finally admitted to masturbating into the syringe before shooting victims with his sick concoction. Apparently this was the criminal's way of having "sex" with his victims.
Mr. Blake then targeted women he believed "displayed exhibitionist characteristics and wanted to be noticed."
Umm… yeah.
As of now, Timothy is currently in jail and is waiting to be arraigned. We'll definitely keep you updated as we receive more info on this case.
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Read more: http://perezhilton.com/2017-01-05-timothy-blake-walmart-arrested-semen-syringe


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Privacy law 'violations': Facebook faces class action suit in Europe
April 9 , 2015
Thousands of Facebook users are suing the internet giant over alleged violations of privacy laws in Europe.
The class action suit is being spearheaded by Max Schrems, an Austrian law graduate and data protection activist.
The claim focuses on how the social networking firm forwards and collects information. The European headquarters of Facebook in Dublin is also named in the suit.
Compensation claims of around $539 per person are part of the case.
Tagged as: Facebook, social networking, Facebook users, internet, privacy laws, Europe, class action suit, Max Schrems, data protection, technology news


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A field preparation and maintenance clinic will be held at the Orchard Field Complex on Saturday, March 17th from 9am-10am for all coaches and volunteers of Woodridge Baseball.
The clinic will be led by the Woodridge Park District and Woodridge Athletic Association Board and will cover the proper techniques of field maintenance and field preparation for games.
This will include training on the operation of the Toro Sandpro maintenance machine used at the Orchard complex. Any person using the Sandpro during the season must attend this training session.
This clinic is open to anyone involved in helping prepare and maintain fields.
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If you are near the Karlsruhe area in southern Germany, it is worth visiting the excellent Restaurant "Au Vieux Moulin" in Lauterbourg, France.
Reservation (via the Website) is a must. Do not attempt to go there without planning.
Do yourself a favour and also stop by at Carrefour in Scheibenhard (which is close by) and grab a basket full of French cheese. This is an entirely different league compared to what we have on this side of the border.


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The LeapReader™ Super Writer Bundle Set gets your child started on a journey of learning fun with letters and words!
This bundle set includes:
LeapReader™ Reading and Writing System
LeapReader™ is the premiere learn-to-read-and-write system that helps your child learn to read and write by sounding out words and guiding letter strokes interactively. LeapReader™ engages kids in imaginative stories with lively character voices while building vocabulary skills and growing reading comprehension skills. Interactive handwriting guidance helps children learn to write stroke-by-stroke on mess-free, no ink LeapFrog® Learning Paper.* Plus LeapReader helps develop listening comprehension skills on-the-go with a growing library of 100+ audio books and more featuring classic and popular children's books that encourage a love of reading. Sampler book included. All other books, games, audio books and handwriting workbooks are sold separately.
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Open your child's world to writing with LeapFrog's guided handwriting instructions. Join Dot, Dash and Mr. Pencil on a musical learning adventure featuring interactive stroke guidance, exciting sound effects and engaging activities. Practice writing the alphabet with the LeapReader, and learn about upper- and lowercase letters and letter sounds.
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Roaring 40°s Kayaking has a dedicated team of professional staff and guides whom return each summer to share their passion for Tasmania. You can expect highly skilled and knowledgable guides that are also, of course, friendly and approachable.
Reg Grundy
Reg is a Tassie local and literally mad about kayaking. Together with his wife Jenny he owns and runs Roaring 40ºs Kayaking and is a qualified sea kayak and white water instructor. When not guiding or instructing, you'll find Reg on the water. Recently, just for fun, he paddled across Bass Strait! More than anything, he loves exploring Tassie's remote southwest wilderness by water. Spectacular coastal scenery, mountains, fresh and saltwater stratification, changeable weather-there's nothing like it anywhere else in the world."
Jenny Grundy
An Environmental Manager and Ecologist, Jenny now owns and operates Roaring 40ºs Kayaking with husband Reg. She too is an accomplished and passionate sea kayaker who loves the Tassie lifestyle, the changing seasons and the snow!
Tory Stewart
Lead expedition guide and 'super-chef extraordinaire', Tory heads the call of Tassie's southern wilderness each year. "It gets under your skin! It's beautiful, and my favourite place in the world".
Thomas van Sant
Thomas loves Tasmania and really enjoys showing off what our beautiful state has to offer. He is a white water kayaker who realised how much more of Tasmania he could explore if he took up sea kayaking. In his free time, Thomas loves diving, catching and eating delicious Tasmanian seafood fresh from the ocean. Hot tip, Thomas has a rather large sweat tooth, so if you find your expedition trip is lacking sweet treats, you may find the red head red faced.
Tom Keith
Tom grew up in Launceston, holidaying on Tasmania's beautiful east coast, where he discovered his love of kayaking. Tom is an experienced white water kayaker and sea kayaker, and while he loves spending winters paddling Tasmania's pristine and wild rivers, sea kayaking on Bathurst Harbour and Port Davey is his favourite paddling destination.
Katharine (Kat) Byrne
A Tassie girl who's spent most of her life exploring the Tasmanian wilderness and also works part time as a bushwalking guide. Kat loves travelling recently spent a winter in Norway. She is passionate and knowledgeable about all things Tasmanian and has a particular interest in Indigenous and European history.
Damian (Damo) Cruise
Damo is a Tassie local who's into pretty much anything that involves being outside - climbing, hiking, riding, rafting and kayaking. He is an experienced kayaker and has paddled in many areas around Australia. His favourite place to go kayaking is the Tasman Peninsula. "There is so much to see. Heaps of wildlife, deep and dark sea caves and huge cliffs!".
Demleza (Melzie) Wall
Melzie has grown up with the outdoors as a second home. Her passion for marine biology inspires others to take note of the world around them. Aside from being a total nature geek Melzie is a member of the Australian U23 whitewater slalom team. This coupled with her years of coaching and high levels of exuberance make her fantastic fun out on the water.
Pip Layton
Always keen to be on the water, Pip loves nothing better than paddling Tassies amazing coastlines and is always keen to share the experience with others. While also working part time as a bush walking guide, Pips is excited to be joining Roaring 40s Kayaking for her second season. "We know so much about life above the water, yet we are only scratching the surface on what lies below. What better way to spark an interest in this underwater world than to spend some time paddling on it!"
Will Rafferty
Will grew up in Tassie and has spent most of his life learning about and exploring the Tasmanian Wilderness, somewhere he believes is the most beautiful place in the world. He has spent the last few years travelling and working as a cycling and bushwalking guide, most recently working on a 3 month cross Canada cycling expedition. Will is looking forward to now spending more time on the water in his first season with Roaring 40°s Kayaking!
Hannah Ling
Hannah is an outdoor enthusiast both on and off the water and passionate about sharing and caring for the natural environment! She has been guiding in Tasmania for the last 6 years, with winter seasons in the Northern Territory and a summer in New Zealand! Recently returned from a winter expedition sea kayaking around the western and northern isles of Scotland, her worldly experiences, as wonderful as they are, always remind her how fortunate she is to call Tasmania home!
Mischa Cushing
Mischa has grown up exploring Tasmania's wild places and likes nothing better than getting out on the water or wandering the rain forests and mountains of our state's amazing wilderness. He's always had a passion for sharing these places and experiences with others and completed his Certificate IV in Adventure Guiding over winter. After studying and living in China, he can also speak Mandarin.
Abbie Rothery
Another new member to our team this year, Abbie will be assisting with operations and administration. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Fine Art and a Diploma of French Language at the University of Tasmania. Abbie is passionate about travel and tourism and recently returned from an academic exchange to France. She is also a keen kayaker, sailor and bushwalker and has represented Australia at athletics and Tasmania in Badminton.


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Apple and O2 announced today that O2, the leading wireless carrier in the UK, will be the exclusive UK carrier for Apple's revolutionary iPhone when it makes its debut in the UK on November 9. iPhone combines three devices into one—a mobile phone, a widescreen iPod, and the best mobile Internet device ever—all based on Apple's revolutionary multi-touch interface and pioneering software that allows users to control iPhone with just a tap, flick or pinch of their fingers. Apple sold its one millionth iPhone just 74 days after it went on sale in the US on June 29.
"We're thrilled to be partnering with O2 to offer our revolutionary iPhone to UK customers," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. "US iPhone customer satisfaction is off the charts, and we can't wait to let UK customers get their hands on it and learn what they think of it."
"Our strategy at O2 is to bring our customers the best products and experiences," said Matthew Key, CEO, O2 UK. "The iPhone is a breakthrough that is changing the way people use their mobiles forever, and we're thrilled to have it exclusively for O2 customers in the UK."
iPhone users in the UK will be able to activate their new iPhones using Apple's popular iTunes software running on a PC or Mac computer in the comfort and privacy of their own home or office, without having to wait in a store while their phone is activated. Activating iPhone takes only minutes as iTunes guides the user through simple steps to choose their tariff, undertake a credit check and activate their iPhone. Once iPhone is activated, users can then easily sync all of their phone numbers and other contact information, calendars, email accounts, web browser bookmarks, music, photos, podcasts and TV shows just like they do when they sync their iPods with iTunes.
In addition to all the revolutionary features that made iPhone so popular in the US, iPhone users in the UK will have access to Apple's latest music offerings on iPhone including the recently launched iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store. The iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store offers customers the ability to browse, search, preview, purchase and download songs and albums from iTunes over the built-in Wi-Fi on their iPhone. No computer is required and when the customer connects their iPhone back with their PC or Mac, their music automatically syncs back into their iTunes library.
Pricing & Availability
iPhone is scheduled to go on sale on November 9 and will be sold exclusively in the UK through Apple's retail and online stores, O2 and The Carphone Warehouse's retail and online stores. iPhone will be available in an 8GB model for £269 (inc VAT) and will work with either a PC or Mac. Three new great value iPhone tariffs will be available from O2 starting at £35, which all include unlimited anytime, anywhere mobile data usage and, in a market first, free unlimited use of the UK's largest single public Wi-Fi network, covering over 7,500 cafes, restaurants, airport lounges, pubs and other locations across the UK.
iPhone activation will require an Internet connection; an iTunes Store account or a major credit card; the latest version of iTunes available at www.itunes.com and a PC or Mac with a USB 2.0 port and one of the following operating systems: Mac OS X v10.4.10 or later; Windows XP Home or Professional with Service Pack 2 or later; or Windows Vista Home Premium, Business, Enterprise or Ultimate Edition. iPhone requires a new 18-month contract with O2. Existing O2 customers will have the option of keeping their existing phone number and upgrading their account to work with iPhone while new customers can also simply and easily transfer their current mobile number to O2.


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If your kid has started making a list and checking it twice, it might be time to start thinking about a visit with good ol' Santa Claus. Whether you want to head to the mall for a traditional childhood photo, grab some flapjacks with Santa's helpers (we promise it's worth it) or even hop on a train and ride the rails with the big guy, we've rounded up some of the best places to grab a frame worthy pic (while whispering Christmas Lists) with jolly old Saint Nick.
Photo: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
College Park Aviation Museum
If your child happens to prefer planes over trains, we've got you covered: head over to the historic College Park Airport to watch Santa fly in with some help from the Prince George's County Police Aviation Unit! All ages are welcome to make holiday arts and crafts before having their picture taken with Santa. Admission is $5.
When: Dec. 2, 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.
Online: collegeparkaviationmuseum.com
Tysons Galleria
The great thing about visiting Santa at Tyson's II (aside from indulging your window shopping at Neiman Marcus, Gucci, and Ferragamo) is that you can reserve your space in line…online! Now your little ones will shine bright like the Christmas star instead of acting like wild stallions who've been waiting for hours. When you book your spot to see Santa, you can also save up to 30% off your photo package. Reserve before December 9th and save an extra $5! It's a Merry Christmas indeed.
2001 International Dr. (McLean, Va)
Online: tysonsgalleria.com
Breakfast with Santa
Families looking for an extra special visit with Santa should check out Breakfast with Santa at the Del Ray United Methodist Church in Alexandria. The whole fam can munch on French toast casserole and a delicious egg bake (this church has amazing cooks) with friends and neighbors while waiting on the big guy himself. Candy canes, Christmas carols, and a few surprises or two await little ones anxious to tell Santa their hopes and dreams (or maybe just about their favorite toys!). When you hear the reindeer tap, tap, tap on the roof you'll know Santa's about to light up the room. Tip: The event is free, but a canned good donation for Rising Hope Food Bank is encouraged.
100 E. Windsor Ave. (Alexandria, Va)
Online: delrayumc.org
Mazza Gallerie
Mini-fashionistas will adore Mazza's own version of a Winter Wonderland with its fancy Santa chair, perfect for holding multiple siblings who've waited patiently for their turn to whisper their dreams into Santa's ear, oodles of snow (!) and Santa's elves who busy themselves entertaining kiddos and working hard making toys for the big day.
5300 Wisconsin Ave., NW
Online: mazzagallerie.com
Holley TrolleyFest
Train crazy kids will go bananas for the National Capital Trolley Museum's annual Holly TrolleyFest where they can ride the rails with Santa Claus, and check out a trolley themed holiday village. Mini-conductors will get a charge out of the marriage between Christmas and trains, and will probably beg to go 'round and 'round again.
1313 Bonifant Rd. (Colesville, Md)
When: Dec. 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18 at 12:30 p.m.
Online: dctrolley.org
Cox Farms
The fun at Cox Farms doesn't end in the fall—Santa visits Cox Farms' Corner Market a few times a year. The staff (or "friendly elves") will even take photos and email them to you, free of charge!
15621 Braddock Rd. (Centreville, Va)
Online: coxfarms.com
Mall at Prince Georges
If you're eager for a traditional visit with Santa at the mall, but you want every member of the family in the shot – woof, woof – the Mall at Prince Georges is perfect for you. Every Monday the big guy himself will wrap your family in his arms – with your furbaby on his lap – and smile for the camera. You can reserve the perfect time slot, so Rufus doesn't have to interrupt his midday snooze. And, who knows, maybe the guy with a bowl full of jelly in a red suit will put an extra large bone in Rufus' stocking.
3500 East West Hwy (Hyattsville, Md)
Online: mallatprincegeorges.com
Where do you take your kid to see Santa? Tell us in the comments section below.
–Katie Brown
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