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The top of the countries with the freest economies in the world in 2013 . View how Romania was ranked
For the 19th consecutive year, Hong Kong was ranked first in the chart of the freest economies in the world. The second place is occupied by Singapore, followed by Australia and New Zealand. Switzerland was fifth place in the ranking made by the Heritage Foundation, CNN informs.
United States (the largest economy in the world) was ranked tenth, while China (second economy in the world) was ranked 136.
In this chart, Romania ranks 59, being considered a country with a moderate economic freedom.
The chart includes 177 stated and it was made based on the Economic Freedom Index.
The world's freest democracies in 2013:
1. Hong Kong
2. Singapore
3. Australia
4. New Zeeland
5. Switzerland
6. Canada
7. Chile
8. Mauritius
9. Denmark
The countries at the end of the top:
168. Iran
169. Turkmenistan
170. Guiney
171. Congo
172. Myanmar (Burma)
173. Eritrea
174. Venezuela
175. Zimbabwe
176. Cuba
177. North Korea
The Harghita prefect : UDMR is not a political party, it is an NGO. They do not need to fly the flag of Romania
Prime Minister Ponta: We want a more consistent presence of NATO in Romania
Today marks two years since Romania is led by an illegitimate president. The Romanians vote in the referendum, cancelled by the CCR
UDMR: The Székely Land will be led by a president. The bill on Hungarians territorial autonomy
Corlăţean: The visit to Romania of the Ukrainian Foreign Minister has been postponed. We will sign the small traffic agreement
15:43The Harghita prefect : UDMR is not a political party, it is an NGO. They do not need to fly the flag of Romania
12:59Today marks two years since Romania is led by an illegitimate president. The Romanians vote in the referendum, cancelled by the CCR
Mrs. Udrea has destroyed the Vidra-Voineasa ski resort project leaving it unfinished and without funds
27 Aug 2014 • 18:15
Two billion cubic meters of gas will pass through the pipeline Iasi Ungheni. Ponta and Leancă will inaugurate the project
27 Aug 2014 • 15:42
The Government allocated 192.4 million lei for the elections organization
27 Aug 2014 • 14:21
Băsescu, is accused of abetting corruption. Palada: The president should provide explanations related to the statements about the works in the Comarnic-Braşov motorway
27 Aug 2014 • 11:37
Ioana Petrescu: It has bothered me very much that the bill to reduce the CAS has been turned into a political controversy
26 Aug 2014 • 17:16
Dragnea: Iohannis is a hypocrite. He is in a situation of political bigamy
26 Aug 2014 • 15:58
Rovana Plumb: If Iohannis became president, he would be able to resume with PDL, the cutting of incomes policy
26 Aug 2014 • 14:42
Ponta: Opening a permanent NATO military base in Romania is one of the fundamental objectives of our country
26 Aug 2014 • 13:21
Ponta: I do not rule out the possibility that the PLR should be assigned offices of state secretary and ministers
26 Aug 2014 • 11:59
The European Ombudsman asks the EU Court of Justice to determine whether the the Appeal Court in Bucharest decision in the "Telepathy" file is legal
24 Aug 2014 • 19:34
Victor Ponta: It is not necessary that the next prime minister should be from the PSD
26 Aug 2014 • 10:44
Tolontan: Elena Udrea will be summoned by the DNA to provide explanations about the Gala Bute
25 Aug 2014 • 18:31
Meeting Point . Ilie Şerbănescu: Romania has lost control over the economy and it has become a colony
25 Aug 2014 • 15:55
Agriculture, the country's strong point. Constantin: We have a better production of wheat than last year
25 Aug 2014 • 14:32
Meeting Point : Dan Şova and Corneliu Dobriţoiu, on the candidates scores for the presidential race
25 Aug 2014 • 11:36
Iohannis: Ponta is attacking me, Udrea is attacking Ponta, Macovei is attacking everyone. I am not getting in on this game
22 Aug 2014 • 18:19
Dan Voiculescu is happy for Adrian Năstase's release: The dictatorship is coming to an end, there will be a lot to build in our country
22 Aug 2014 • 13:54
Udrea sees herself the "heiress" to the throne of Cotroceni. Her candidacy in the presidential elections is being contested by the political class
22 Aug 2014 • 12:22
Antonescu: The state should provide clarifications about the irregularities in the Telepathy case file
22 Aug 2014 • 10:53
Năstase, after the release: A pardon law would be needed and early parliamentary elections should be held next year. I have received offers from a foreign government
22 Aug 2014 • 09:27
New revelations in the Bercea-Băsescu case file. Abraham: The money have been given starting with 2011
20 Aug 2014 • 18:24
Viorel Cataramă has announced he withdraws his candidacy in the presidential elections and that he will support Cristian Diaconescu
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My "real" favorite angel is Nolan Ryan. But when I was a kid, he was already on the Astros. So I got swept up in Wally World. Poster on the wall. Starting Lineup figure. All his cards. Throughout the late 80s I followed Wally, waiting for the magical postseason to happen after the crushing defeat in '86. Eventually my interest in baseball waned, and I missed Wally's years in KC and SD.
Looking Back
Wally had a very solid career. He compares favorably in basic stats to Don Mattingly, but Mattingly has better "star stats" - It's an interesting study of the difference between a Good and Very Good player. Even in Wally's waning years, he was considered a strong addition to a team, or at least the Braves thought so.
"December 22, 1999: Traded by the San Diego Padres with Reggie Sanders and Quilvio Veras to the Atlanta Braves for Bret Boone, Ryan Klesko, and Jason Shiell."
That's a couple of good names in there. Wally didn't pan out for the Braves though, and spent one last year in Anaheim before retiring an Angel.
Wally may not have been great, but him, Devon White, Chili Davis, Brian Downing and Bob Boone are the Angels of my Childhood. I watched Mark McLemore rehab in Palm Springs. I watched and Dante Bichette in Palm Springs as well, and have a ball signed by the entire Palm Springs Angels team from some year I don't even recall. My dad took me golfing with him one day and we met a young pitcher from the team, who got us tickets to the game that night and the ball. I don't even recall his name - I wish I did. If I could find PS Angels rosters somewhere, I could probably remember.
Lifelong Angels fan. Thanks Wally.
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POLAND, Ohio - Boardman native John Greco is hoping to open training camp as a starter on the Cleveland Browns offensive line.
Last season was his most productive. He started 12 games and his versatility gives him a chance to play anywhere on the line.
Greco is in the final year of his contract and knows it's a big season for him and the team.
"Definitely something I have to go in and win. It's kind of kept under wraps, which is the way it should be. They promote competition and that's only going to make everyone around you better. That's the way I'm looking at it. I'm excited about the upcoming season. I think we have a talented team that was young a few years ago and now starting to mature. We're hungry for some wins. The new coaching staff is really pumped some energy into the building and we're hoping to electrify the fans," Greco said.
Greco was one of several pro celebrities participating in the 28th annual Circle of Friends golf scramble at the Lake Club in Poland. Funds generated from the event go primarily to the D&E Counseling Center which serves more than two thousand children annually in the area.


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The sixty one year old artist from Clinton says he pours so much of himself into every painting. A look inside his home is like a who's who from the world of entertainment. He is a huge Beatles fan, and he has two paintings featuring those famous musicians. Each one took six months to do.
One of his favorites is a portrait he did of Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra. He has done portraits of Johnny Cash, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley and many other famous personalities.
Mark works strictly from photos with an eye toward contrast. Contrast between light and dark. He also is a musician, playing the mandolin and guitar. You'll find musical instruments featured in his work, including a self portrait he did. Some of his art also has religious themes. One painting of Jesus was inspired by a statue he photographed at a cemetery in Clinton.
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12-03-2012 15:15
Hi, please check 059G5T6 product code. It's a C7
12-03-2012 22:51
Hi Nokia Team,
Am using Nokia 603. Its good with its features but want some few updates to match today's needs. The Video Playback is awesome..In certain videos especially in mkv formats the video doesnt have an audio support. Some mp4 and avi files doesnt play. Also, FLV files are not working out. Looking for these Codecs in upcoming update of Belle. Thanks in Advance...
13-03-2012 1:07
hi i have the product code 059B6D7 for N8.. why cant i update my sofware to BELLE?
13-03-2012 2:50
where are the nokia people ? what are they doing?
13-03-2012 15:02
Kindly check for product code 059F025. I beg am very anxious. In Ghana though
14-03-2012 0:35
It does not say much for Nokia that 7 days down the line the update site still says that the 059G4Q6 update is available, they cannot even be bothered to change the status and let folks know it's been delayed again
14-03-2012 12:50
hi microcat36,
now the sw has been re-published and will be available for you and others within few hours, sorry for the delay. The information was not rightaway updated to Availability -page because we expected that the re-publishing would have been speedier. Hope you understand, and enjoy Nokia Belle!
14-03-2012 12:52
hi E7lover,
your product code is for Switzerland, and you should be able to update to Nokia Belle. Cheers.
14-03-2012 12:54
hi karaj21,
Nokia Belle should be available for you as well, as it was recently published.
14-03-2012 13:36
Hi Mr.Kerttu when i get update my nokia 500 pro code 059L3M6
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hi kerttu,
would you be so kind to check i my phone was missed or something:
unbranded original nokia E7-00.
product code: 059H112
current software vers: 025.007
thanks in advance
kind regards
14-03-2012 15:49
please check for the product code 059K1B7 . Why can`t I update to Belle ?
14-03-2012 22:31 - last edited on 15-03-2012 11:33 by John_Tesla
Kindly check for product code 059B6D7 please...
15-03-2012 6:17
Dear All
I got the new Nokia Suite installed in my PC and Laptop,
I tried upgrading to belle through my laptop where the option is available, but the connection is slow
I tried updating through my PC, but i dont see the software update for belle available
Kindly help
Arvind B
15-03-2012 11:31
Hi Gerbaum and karl020,
your product codes 059H112 and 059B6D7 are so-called SWAP codes that will not receice Nokia Belle update via Nokia Suite.
In order for you to get this rectified and get the Nokia Belle update you will need to contact your local Nokia care line where they will handle this for you. Service bulletins have been issued to the Care network reiterating the correct method of dealing with swaps.
You can find your local Nokia care line on following link: http://www.nokia.com/global/support/
16-03-2012 3:37 - edited 16-03-2012 3:39
There are no E7 Belle codes for Australia.. Is there any Swap Code variant available for Australia or New Zealand, that i could download?
16-03-2012 19:09
17-03-2012 4:40 - edited 17-03-2012 4:44
Seeing theres no E7 Belle for Australia or New Zealand, what would be the closest FW product code?
UK Generic?
Nam Generic ? or
Factory Trial UK 059F7J6?
Can i send the E7 to UK Care Centre?
I will pay postage etc.
17-03-2012 8:27
Hi,Kerttu.My product code is 0591821.I'm from Uzbekistan.Can I update my nokia E7 to Symbian Belle?Nokia Suite not see this update.
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Steelers RFA P Daniel Sepulveda signed Pittsburgh's one-year tender offer on Monday, the club announced.
Sepulveda, 26, punted 72 times last season, posting a 42.7-yard gross average and a 37.1 net average. He was a fourth-round pick of Pittsburgh in 2007. Sepulveda punted in all 16 games in 2007 and '09, but he missed the '08 season with a knee injury.
The 6-3, 230-pound Sepulveda has attempted 140 regular-season punts, with 57 downed inside the 20-yard line and only six touchbacks.
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text: Tips For Traveling With a Baby 5 Tips and Tricks to Make Traveling With a Baby Less Stressful by Lisa Horten 4/18/13 0 Reactions 98 Shares Print 84 1 13 0 0 If you have a family trip on the horizon and are bringing baby along, then you may be feeling just a tad bit apprehensive. There's a lot that goes into organizing for any trip, but when a little one's involved, there's a whole new slew of things to consider. Here are five insider tips and tricks to make your journey just a little less stressful. Be sure to check out our guide to surviving your baby's first flight and how to pack your carry-on, as well! Source: Thinkstock Phone a Friend What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before purchasing a slew of new baby gear that you may very well use one time only, check in and see if your friends or family (either at home or near your destination) can help. Put up a post on Facebook, or send out a group email with what you're looking for — it can't hurt to ask! Source: Flickr user larkin.family 1 / 5 Skype Your Sitter What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're staying at a hotel, then oftentimes the concierge or front desk will be able to offer references for area babysitters. Inquire well in advance, and then arrange a Skype chat with the candidate(s). While it's not the same as an in-person meeting, having that face-to-face time will give you a better feel for your potential sitter than a phone call or email exchange. And again, ask your friends if they happen to have any contacts — you never know who might have a college-age cousin or baby-loving great aunt in the area! Source: Thinkstock / Wavebreakmedia Ltd 2 / 5 Take Advantage of Diapers.com What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're a new mom, then Diapers.com is already likely to be one of the top bookmarks on your web browser, so don't forget to take advantage of the site when you're on the go. Have diapers, wipes, baby food, and any other necessities sent directly to your destination (the hotel can hold your delivery at the front desk), and save some serious room in your suitcase. Source: Thinkstock / Siri Stafford 3 / 5 Bring Your Baby Carrier What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're flying — and especially if you're flying alone with your baby — then be sure to have your baby carrier easily accessible. Navigating the airport is a whole lot easier hands-free, and if your baby falls asleep on the plane, then you'll still have the ability to read or have a drink or snack. Source: Flickr user jlaceda 4 / 5 Make Your List, and Check It Twice What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 While it's a relief to find out that the hotel you're staying at can provide a crib and that the rental company you're using can offer a car seat, be extremely thorough in making and confirming your requests. Call to verify a day or two before your trip that you're getting what you had in mind. There's nothing worse than getting off a flight with a 2-year-old and discovering that your rental car is only equipped with an infant seat! 6 / 5 84 1 13 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Family LifeFamily TravelParenting parenting Prepare Yourself! The 9 Women You'll Meet in Your New-Mom Group 3 hours ago 15 Instagram-Worthy Teen Bedrooms 4 hours ago 7 Things That Don't Fly in This Mom's House 18 hours ago It Costs How Much to Raise a Child?! 19 hours ago 20 Stock Photos of Kids That Missed the Mark 21 hours ago The Creative Trick to Get Your Teen Excited For Study Time 1 day ago Family Travel The 10 Best National Parks to Visit With Kids 6/14 Surf's Up! The 10 Best US Beaches For Your Family's Summer Vacation 6/03 8 Mom-Approved Swimsuits That Will Actually Stay Put 5/16 Don't Hit the Road, Rail, or Skies Without Downloading These Fun Travel Games! 5/15 The Country's Most Kid-Friendly Airports 5/12 How to Stay Sane While Staying in a Hotel With Children 4/17 family life 10 New Eating Habits Moms Pick Up 5 days ago 19 Clever Mom Hacks to Make Life a Little Easier 7/16 15 Fun Ideas To Check Off Your Family's Summer Bucket List 7/03 He Did What? 17 Hilariously Strange Kid Habits 7/01 This "First Moon Party" Ad May Be the Funniest Thing We've Seen About Menstruation 6/18 Why Every Mom Needs a Best Friend 6/08 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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This assignment counts 7% toward your final grade.
Report to LAB C in the Oviatt Library at 12:30. Be prompt. This is a teaching lab and each student will have a workstation.
The Health Sciences Librarian, Marcia Henry, will provide an overview of the information resources available through Oviatt Library and how to access them; provide guidance on how to access information regarding health services and management; and answer any questions you have.
To receive full credit for this assignment you must attend both library sessions and complete the following exercise.
Chapter 2 of Olden provides an overview of the roles of managers, the traditional and current perspectives of the work of managers, and the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of successful managers. In recent years the role of emotional intelligence in successful management has been extensively researched and a large body of literature related to emotional intelligence is available.
Complete the following:
1. Using the management and/or health sciences data bases locate four scholarly (refereed) articles and one book on the role of emotional intelligence in management and/or health care. A scholarly and/or refereed article is one published in a periodical that requires blind review and approval of the articles prior to publication.
2. Compile a list of the articles and the book with a description of how you located each item. Note the data base used and the steps to find each item. Use the APA style of citation for listing the articles and the book. The American Psychological Association web site provides a tutorial and guidance on using the APA style of citation, and web resources for citation will be covered in the lab session. Instructions for this part of the assignment are available
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3. Retrieve and print a copy of one of the articles.
4. Write a one paragraph summary of the article you retrieved and printed and submit the summary and with the copy of the article. Be careful to not plagiarize and proof read your work.
5. Due February 11. Submit the list of articles and book and the one paragraph summary and be prepared to discuss emotional intelligence.


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Woodstone Recreation Center has both a heated indoor shallow water activity pool, and a heated outdoor 25-meter free-form pool with a children's shallow section including a raindrop feature. Towels are provided at the front desk of the recreational complex. Water is permitted at the indoor pool.
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text: Great Article and well worth the read. Side note: Read heavily into what Leach says about the way Stoops let him run his offense. It was the total opposite of what he was used to, but he trusted Leach to run it and gave him total autonomy. Sounds kind of like the opposite of what a certain "I wanna run the ball" coach is doing to a bright young offensive mind.


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Harmon D. Braden, 61, of Wayne City, died 6:55 p.m. Monday, Aug. 19, 2013, at his home.
He was born Aug. 8, 1952, in Hamilton County, the son of Elmer and Clara (Lodge) Braden. He married Cheyl (Wilson) Braden on July 3, 1987, and she survives.
He was a laborer.
He is survived by sons, Davie Dannie Braden of Evansville, Ind. and Mathews and wife Malloey Braden of Centralia and brother, Larry and Kanet Braden of McLeansboro.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Wayne City Christian Church in Wayne City with Rob Greenwalt officiating.
Visitation will be held from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday.
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KINGSTON - Don't get caught in the hustle and bustle of Christmas without putting the Voices of Distinction on your holiday calendar! "Peace on Earth…the Sounds of Christmas" is preparing to make a splash on the holiday scene on December 7 and 8 at 8:00 p.m., at Kingston's Church on the Plains.
Walk into the 1878 "Church on the Plains", 151 Main Street in Kingston and be transformed as an evening of peace and tranquility unfolds with the choral sounds of Christmas resonating amidst the sacred walls of this architectural jewel. Advanced Tickets are now available at The Right Cut in Kingston, or at the Northstar Music Centre in Plaistow.
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Topped with a fondant tablecloth and miniature teacups and saucers, this layer cake really sets the mood for a tea party. Plus the tea set makes a nice bonus gift for the birthday child. If you haven't worked with fondant before, don't let the thought of it intimidate you. This recipe is made with marshmallows, resulting in a consistency that's easy to roll and will hold together well when you drape it over the cake.
You'll need:
- 40 marshmallows
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 cups confectioners' sugar plus more for kneading the fondant
- 2 baked 8- or 9-inch round cakes
- Buttercream frosting
- Miniature tea set
- Make a batch of marshmallow fondant. First, microwave the marshmallows for 30 seconds to 1 minute to melt them. Stir in the water and vanilla extract until the mixture is smooth. Then stir in the confectioners' sugar a cup at a time. The dough will be sticky at this point. Turn it out onto a surface dusted with confectioners' sugar and knead it, adding more sugar until the dough is pliable, smooth, and no longer sticky (5 to 10 minutes). Pat the dough into a disk and wrap it well in plastic. Refrigerate it overnight.
- When you're ready to decorate the cake, stack the layers with a layer of frosting between them, and then frost the whole cake.
- Let the fondant come to room temperature and then roll it out into a large circle (about 1/4-inch thick) on a flat surface dusted with confectioners' sugar. Dust the rolling pin with sugar, too. Trim the fondant into a circle that's 4 or so inches wider than the cakes.
- Drape the fondant tablecloth over the cake letting the outer edges fall naturally into soft curves. If needed, gently press down on the cake top, carefully smoothing the fondant so that it is flat.
- Set the table with the miniature tea set.
- To cut the cake, remove the tea set and use a sharp knife to slice through the fondant. Or, if you prefer, lift off the tablecloth and serve the cake without it. The frosting under the fondant and between the layers makes the cake plenty sweet.


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Kite Design Studios
Some of Waterford's best artists and craftspeople have space in this combination studio and shop. As well as the Irish Handmade Glass Company, master craftsman Sean Egan has a workshop here.
Some of Waterford's best artists and craftspeople have space in this combination studio and shop. As well as the Irish Handmade Glass Company, master craftsman Sean Egan has a workshop here.
Along the N21, 5km south of Kenmare, French native Benoit Lorge creates exquisite chocolates at his chocolaterie. Not only can you buy his beautifully packaged chocolates here (and steaming hot chocolate too), you can also sign up for chocolate-making courses to create them yourself.
A civic treasure with a brilliant collection of new, secondhand and discounted books (many €1) in a succession of rambling rooms. Staff can ferret out that obscure Aran Islands title you were seeking.
Top-end Irish crafts and artwork for sale include items by artisans county-wide. Look for John Hanly wool blankets, Cushendale woollen goods, Foxford scarves and Bunbury cutting boards.
Yes you can get Yeats at this fabulous bookshop that has been run by the same family for over 80 years. It's also the place to get recommendatiuons on the best local authors.
Produces knitting yarns, blankets, tweed and winter woollies; ask for an informal, behind-the-scenes peek at the mill's century-old machinery in action.
In a large mill by the river, west of town, this pottery shop specialises in handmade spongeware – creamy-brown pottery decorated with sponged patterns which is exported worldwide to retail outlets like Tiffany's. Short audiovisual displays explain the pottery process.
Housed in a 19th-century warehouse that was Dublin's first iron-structured building, this design centre has studios for local craftspeople. They produce jewellery in both contemporary and Celtic-inspired designs, and work with Irish pewter, ceramics, silk and other fabrics.
A real market for hipsters, on the steps of Cow's Lane, this market brings together over 60 of the best clothing, accessory and craft stalls in town. Buy cutting-edge designer duds from the likes of Drunk Monk, punky T-shirts, retro handbags, costume jewellery by Kink Bijoux and even clubby babywear.
If you're curious to discover how salmon is smoked here, you can tour the family-run Connemara Smokehouse. Free tours show you the hand filleting, traditional preparation, slicing and packing of the wild and organic salmon, and shed light on various smoking methods before finishing up with a tasting. Advance reservations are essential.
Soak up the Jo Malone–laden rarefied atmosphere of Dublin's most exclusive store, where presentation is virtually artistic. Here you'll find fantastic cosmetics, shoes to die for, exotic homewares and a host of Irish and international fashion labels such as Balenciaga, Stella McCartney, Lainey Keogh and Philip Treacy.
Combining clothing, homewares, a basement food hall and an excellent top-floor cafe, Avoca promotes a stylish but homey brand of modern Irish life – and is one of the best places to find an original present. Many of the garments are woven, knitted and naturally dyed at its Wicklow factory.


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WESTPORT — Champlain Area Trails is developing a new hiking/skiing trail to link the system connecting Westport to Essex.
The group, known as CATS, will host a project to create the Farm and Forest Trail from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
"This trail will link Wadhams to the Bobcat Trail as it passes through fields and forests and over part of Phinney Hill," CATS Executive Director Chris Maron said in a news release.
"Our plans are to have it continue into Whallonsburg and be an important part of the trail we're creating to connect Westport to Essex."
CATS was recently awarded the Destination Award by the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism for increasing tourism and local economic vitality by promoting outdoor recreation.
"We want people to be able to hike from hamlet to hamlet on a system of trails like they do in England. Those trails bring in people from around the world," Maron said.
CATS invites people of all ages to come out to clear the trail. Participants will cut tree limbs and saplings, remove fallen logs and clear brush. Volunteers can stay for all or just part of the workday.
"The Farm and Forest Trail will be on private property, so we want to thank the landowners for allowing CATS to have this trail," Katharine Preston, CATS Board chair, said in a statement.
"Because most land in the Champlain Valley is privately owned, CATS makes agreements with landowners so we can create and maintain trails."
Volunteers for the Farm and Forest Trail Project will meet in Wadhams at Dogwood Bread Company and bring bring gloves, loppers and handsaws, if available. CATS will also provide tools.
For more details, call 962-2287 or email email@example.com.
Champlain Area Trails Inc. is a nonprofit organization located at 6482 Main St., Westport.


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Local Girl Scout Knocks Out Domestic Violence
To Earn Girl Scouts Highest Honor, the Gold Award
KINGWOOD,TX ( ?) – Local Girl Scout Joanna L. raised awareness about domestic violence in the Kingwood and Humble areas, while completing all the requirements to receive the highest award a Girl Scout can achieve, the Gold Award.
It is a significant honor to earn the Gold Award. Girl Scouts who earn this award have demonstrated leadership skills, career planning, community involvement, and personal development. It takes two to three years of intensive work to complete all the requirements for the award. Less than five percent of girls who join Girl Scouts earn this recognition. A major component of earning the Gold Award is planning and completing a Gold Award Project that is a service to the community.
Domestic violence affects so many families in our community," said Joanna. "I feel more people need to realize the seriousness of the situation." In addition to educating people within her community about the consequences of domestic violence, she partnered with Family Time Crisis and Counseling Center, a non-profit organization that offers temporary shelter and assistance breaking the cycle of violence.
Joanna spent more than four months speaking to groups like the Holy Comforter Church and the Kingwood chapter of the National Honor Society about the affects of domestic violence and how members of the community can help Family Time. During her presentation she collected donations that she turned into care packages for the children housed at the facility. She also set up game days at the shelter, where children got the chance to play with brand new donated toys and sports equipment and the moms could focus on their next step.
More than 175 people donated items, and more than 20 people donated their time to Joanna's project. "One person's actions can have impact when they encourage the community to help," said Joanna.
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.5 million girls and adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Chartered by GSUSA to provide Girl Scouting locally, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 64,000 girl members and 18,000 adults in 26 southeast Texas counties. For more information call 1-800-392-4340 or visit www.gssjc.org.
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Those of us who seek a second chance know we owe our community. Failure is not an option for a community and a people who have seen so much turmoil, who have experienced so much oppression, and yet survived only because it was group effort. I seek the shadow of a wing to survive and then thrive.


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SANTA CLARA – Let's focus on the good after the 49ers' Week 1 win over the Packers, a very good team, probably not a great team.
After just 11 starts, Colin Kaepernick probably is the best quarterback in the NFL. You could say he singlehandedly beat the Packers. His defense gave up 28 points, he had no rushing attack and still he put on one of the best passing performances in franchise history. He made Anquan Boldin look like Jerry Rice.
San Francisco 49ers vs. Green Bay Packers
Kaepernick made up for 11 penalties, eight missed tackles and Jim Harbaugh's time-consuming play-calling system which puts Kaepernick and the 49ers' offense up against the clock on almost every play. Kaepernick's sheer brilliance masks almost every area of concern on the 49ers' roster.
Perhaps "area of concern" is too strong. With Kaepernick, the 49ers are one of the best teams in the league. But he has to mask a few things that could prevent the 49ers from winning the Super Bowl this season.
Now, let's monitor what Kaepernick is masking. You can bet the 49ers and their opponents are monitoring these things as well.
The 49ers didn't have one on Sunday. The Packers made sure Kaepernick didn't run, and then they stuffed Frank Gore like a teddy bear, holding him to 44 yards on 21 carries.
Harbaugh didn't seem concerned about his rushing attack at his Monday morning press conference. "They were playing it to stop the run," he said, "and then we passed."
Fair enough, but this isn't a one-game slump for Gore. Over the past 13 games, he's averaged 3.8 yards per carry, below average for an NFL running back and almost a full yard per carry worse than his career average of 4.6. He's 30 years old, so it's tough to imagine Gore reversing this trend.
On Sunday, he couldn't run out of the I-formation, the Pistol or the Shotgun. And neither could his backup, Kendall Hunter. He had one carry when he ran through a hole the size of a crater and picked up 23 yards, but other than that he gained just one yard on five carries.


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Genius, according to Thomas Edison's most famous cliché, is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration. You could easily substitute the word "genius" with "strategy." If you lead an IT organization that hasn't achieved basic competence, don't waste time and energy improving IT's alignment with business strategy.
If IT can't complete projects on time, within budget, and with all deliverables intact, don't run around talking about how IT can help the business reach its goals. If you can't keep the servers and networks up with reasonable levels of performance or solve the problems average end-users have without undue delay, then "strategic alignment" doesn't matter enough to warrant an investment of your time and attention -- not before you fix the basics, anyhow.
[ This article is an excerpt from the book "Keep the Joint Running: A Manifesto for 21st Century Information Technology" by Bob Lewis, InfoWorld's venerable Advice Line blogger. ]
Imagine two IT organizations. The CIO of one has focused so extensively on strategic alignment that he has no time left to pay any attention to ensuring competent delivery. The other CIO has placed such a laserlike focus on delivery that she hasn't given a thought to strategic alignment. Here's how it comes out.
The grasshopper vs. the ant
The CIO who ensures strategic alignment while ignoring the importance of competent delivery leads an organization that provides no actual value. How can it? Unfinished projects, by definition, deliver nothing. Systems that fail frequently and perform poorly when they are up obstruct business process as much as they enable it. End-users who can't rely on the basic technology will use something else. Strategic alignment without competence delivers nothing because zero times anything is still zero.
On the other hand, the CIO who ensures competent delivery while ignoring strategic alignment delivers something. Unless every successfully completed request is entirely pointless, the business will get something out of the deal. Even if -- through some bizarre twist of corporate politics taken to the furthest extremities of dysfunction -- every single successfully completed request is useless, if the systems stay up and perform well and end-users get the help they need, the business will still be able to operate.
Or at least, it will be able to operate as well as you'd expect an organization that fragmented and siloed to operate. Strategic IT alignment will be the least of its troubles.
When you shouldn't ask for a seat at the table
Strategic IT alignment is the outcome of organized, functional business planning. If, as an IT executive, you want to improve IT's strategic alignment, what you're asking for is a seat at the business planning table.
If you lead an IT organization that hasn't achieved basic competence, you won't be welcome there. If, by some chance, you work with executives polite enough to hear out your request, they'll let you know, in a kind tone of voice, that there's no point in your being part of the process. Because nobody trusts IT to deliver, business planning starts with the assumption that any idea requiring IT delivery should be rejected without further discussion.
When you should reserve a seat at the table
Yes, demonstrated competence is required to get a seat at the table. But that doesn't mean you should retreat to your sanctum sanctorum inside IT, not to reappear until competence has happened.


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Rudy Gay Traded From Grizzlies To Raptors In Three Team Deal (via MrWealthyNews)
With the recent trade that sent swingman Rudy Gay to the Toronto Raptors, The Grizzlies are clearly looking after for their financial flexibility in the long term.
Let's face it, Big 3 scenarios are turning obsolete.
Just right after losing to the Miami Heat in last season's NBA Finals, James Harden was traded to the Rockets as the Thunder looked for a way to not get over the salary cap. The Grizzlies did the same by first, shedding contracts via a trade with the Cleveland Cavaliers which eventually led to this trade.
Before trading Rudy Gay, the Grizzlies are primed to make a run in the Western Conference with their own Big 3 intact (along with bigmen Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol) and could afford to ship him during the summer but apparently, winning right now is not the main priority of the front office.
The Grizzlies are not like the Lakers, the Knicks, or other big market teams that can afford to pay luxury tax and go over the cap. In fact, with the situation that the Heat are in right now having their Big 3 cover most of the player salaries until 2014, they might think about breaking up the gang at some point to avoid so-called, "cap hell". As time will go on, other teams (not only in the small markets) might consider doing these kind of moves to avoid being under the tax threshold.


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Hi there,
This probably isn't going to help very much, but two things spring to mind.
- Leaving a couple of console.log() statements in my code, recently left me wondering why my AJAX call wasn't working in IE.
Try removing them from your code and see if this makes a difference.
- When I check out the page in IE10 and click the button I see:
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I have two table lamps purchased from Overstock and I am happy with both. I don't know why descriptions continue to state that there is some "glass" in the construction of the shades. These shades are made of plastic throughout. If there was any glass involved prices would skyrocket to "Antiques Roadshow" expectations; tens of thousands. That said, the lamps are well made, colorful and attractive and a very good buy for the money. I recently checked the quality and prices with a display of Tiffany type lamps at our local art museum (Albuquerque) gift shop. They were having a show of the real thing and selling the replicas in the gift shop. Prices there were double and triple what is available at Overstock for the same lamps. In general, I've found these lamps to be a very good quality at a very good price....and, to repeat, they seem to be well made, I've got the two table lamps and one floor lamp and they fit beautifully with our Southwest decor. I've had no problems with fragility or bad workmanship. I don't like adding to container ship freight but since no one is making these lamps in the U.S. to get one you will have to pay China.
Shipping was super fast on this, I ordered on the 4th, a holiday, and had the lamps by the 7th. Based on the photo, I thought I was buying lamps with a brown trim but the trim is actually a purple, which at first alarmed me thinking it would not match my decor. However, they just look like a dark color and the purple is not prominent, you can only see the purple right next to where the light bulb filiment shows through. The lamps are very pretty in my mission living room and make a really charming warm glow at night, just what I was looking for. Other than the concern over the brown vs. purple glass, which turned out to be no problem, this was a flawless transaction.
I just bought my second of this table lamp after receiving the first just about a week ago. I had intended to use it in my guest bedroom where it wouldn't be seen much, but after seeing the lamp lit, I decided to buy a second and will use both in my living room.The picture here does not do the light justice. What appear to be dark brown pieces of glass are actually bluish and purple shades which look great with the dark red and navy colors in my living room. For this price and the minimal shipping charge from Overstock,I'm very happy with my purchase.
We were very pleased when we received this lamp. It looks great and seems to be sturdy and well constructed. The sockets and pull chains feel substantial and don't appear at all cheap. Be aware that at this price, not unsurprsingly, this shade is not glass but plastic. Nonetheless it looks great and no one is likely to know it's plastic unless they tap the shade. We also bought a similar floor lamp and were very pleased with it, too.
These are beautiful lamps. I bought a pair for our bedroom. They're high quality, a good size, and a terrific price.
The lamp is fine but it isn't of great quality but then, the price reflects that. I didn't want to spend 2 or 3 hundred. It feels fairly solid. I'm a little concerned about how close the lightbulb sits to the shade. I'll be looking for smaller bulbs. Also the "glass" is actually plastic but again for the price that is what I expected.
Love this lamp. Have it on a side table next to a painting I wanted to add some nice lighting to.
This Tiffany style lamp has great color for your room, gives off great light, and has easy pull chain switches.
I was looking for masculine lamps with a small base, since the nightstands I'm using are only 16"w. These lamps fit perfectly and give me enough light to read.
Folks, this lamp shade is a plastic/resin composite material. It is not glass. O.Co needs to rectify this with the description. I understand that perhaps the legal standards in China are different from ours; but this lamp is simply not glass. Now saying that, the design is really attractive and in keeping with the mission style. However, in our case, the inner electrical cord (not the plug end, but the part that feeds electricity to the sockets) seems to be misplaced on the base and is far too long. We have to return it because of the cord issue. But the facts remain. It is NOT glass.
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Wii U Deus Ex: Human Revolution "fixes" boss battles, improves graphics, incorporates DLC
Deus Ex: Human Revolution was a great game, but almost everyone hated the boss battles. The Wii U version of the game, and the article lists all the ways it's been updated and improved, will offer redesigned boss battles. The characters still have to die, but stealth is more of an option, and you can kill them without firing your weapon.
The fact the DLC has been incorporated directly into the game's story is also nice, as are the graphical improvements. Check out the quotes describing the Wii U as being able to provide more power than the Xbox 360... that's interesting. I wonder how much of a difference in power exists between the two systems.
The Wii U needs original content, not just ports of older titles, but this has me very tempted to go back and replay the game when the Wii U version is released.
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Newmarket, N.H. — Marjan Cuypers, 69, of Newmarket, N.H., died Saturday, October 13 at Portsmouth Regional Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on March 21, 1943 in Stevensweert, Netherlands, a daughter of Maria (Boers) Cuijpers and the late Joseph Cuijpers . Marjan had a real green thumb and loved tending to all her plants. She also enjoyed painting. Oma, as she was known to her grandchildren, was a strong dutch woman with a wonderful soul and sense of style who could really deck out a room. But what brought her the greatest joy was the time spent with her family.
In addition to her mother of the Netherlands, she is also survived by one daughter, Candace Frizzell and her husband Douglas of Eliot, Maine; four grandchildren, Matthew and Larissa Frizzell of Eliot, Maine, Ryan and Aleana Haselton of New Hampshire; two brothers, Rob Cuijpers and Ton Cuijpers; two sisters, Martha Turlings, and Chris Cuijpers, all of the Netherlands. She was predeceased by two daughters, Sheila Gradzewicz and Yvonne Haselton.
ARRANGEMENTS: There are no calling hours. Following cremation, memorial services will be held by the family at a later date. The Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium, 15 Birch Street, Derry is assisting the family with arrangements. To send a condolence or for more information, please visit www.peabodyfuneralhome.com


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Greensburg —
A Greensburg man suffered multiple injuries in an ATV accident early Sunday morning.
According to a report from the Decatur County Sheriff's Department (DCSD), Elliott Green, 19, was riding an all-terrain vehicle near U.S. Highway 421 and County Road 280 East shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday when, for unknown reasons, Green left the roadway and crashed.
The DCSD received an emergency call at approximately 3 a.m. Sunday reporting the accident.
Deputies Chris Hellmich and Doug Pittman arrived at the scene and found Green unconscious. He was transported by helicopter to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis following an initial injury assessment by Decatur County EMS personnel.
Green received multiple injuries to his back in the accident and also suffered a facial fracture.
DCSD Lt. Rob Duckworth described Green's injuries as "significant."
The cause of the crash was still not known by investigators Monday afternoon. Indiana Conservation Officer Andy Hagerty is assisting the Sheriff's Department in the investigation.
Duckworth stated his department is "trying to locate and interview witnesses" in order to determine a cause.
An update on Green's status was not available by press time.
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The Health Hazards of Sleepiness
Sleepless in America
Dana Greenia's worries about her job have begun to invade her dreams -- that is, when she actually gets to sleep. On too many nights, the 43-year-old university administrator in Orange, California, spends hours staring at her bedroom ceiling, endlessly running over her lengthy mental to-do list, then dragging herself to work the next day after only about four hours of shut-eye. Her punishing schedule doesn't afford any lulls that would allow her to refuel. In addition to overseeing a 100-person academic department, she's the mother of two kids under 4, she commutes in rush-hour traffic for up to two hours a day, and she somehow squeezes in laundry, grocery shopping, and cooking.
"I'm exhausted all the time," Greenia says, "and there never seem to be enough hours in the day."
The former nurse limits her caffeine fix to two cups of coffee a day, but when she's beat, she recharges with a late-afternoon Frappuccino so she won't fall asleep at the wheel on her long drive home. "But then the caffeine will keep me going until after we've put the kids to bed," says Greenia, who hits the sack by 10 but is often up until 2 waiting for sleep. "Then the alarm goes off at 6," she says, "and it starts all over again."
Like many of us, Greenia is trapped in a self-perpetuating cycle of sleeplessness caused by the relentless stress of our 24-7 lives. Being sleep deprived makes us even more stressed because we're often unable to perform simple tasks competently, leaving us scrambling to catch up -- and worrying we won't be able to sleep the next night.
"Stress is the primary reason why people have difficulty sleeping -- it's the most powerful disrupter of sleep, even more so than caffeine," says Gregg D. Jacobs, PhD, a sleep expert at Harvard Medical School, in Boston, and author of Say Goodnight to Insomnia (Holt, 1999). Stress can turn us into chronic insomniacs, he adds, "because after days of sleeping poorly, we can become preoccupied with not sleeping," which can make sleep even harder to come by.
In fact, half of adult Americans say stress and worry keep them up at night, according to a 2004 Harris Interactive poll. Indeed, seven out of 10 adults get fewer than six hours of sleep most nights, when between seven and nine is considered optimal. But being terminally tired doesn't just sap your energy and make you dim-witted and ill-tempered. Shortchanging yourself of restful slumber may have serious health consequences. It also compromises safety by increasing the risk of industrial and automobile accidents.
"There's no substitute for getting a good night's sleep on a regular basis," says Carl E. Hunt, MD, director of the National Center on Sleep Disorders Research of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, in Bethesda, Maryland. "Sleep is just as important to our overall health and happiness as exercise and a nutritious diet."


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Wednesday's 60-second rant: Head coaches not only ones to blame
Everyone is ready to can the head coach when problems arise. But what about some of the assistants, like Eagles OL coach Howard Mudd?
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos stay in command
The Broncos are cruising, the Chargers fell in another mistake-laden loss, and the undermanned Raiders were crushed by the Ravens.
Buccaneers win third straight as turnovers doom Chargers
Josh Freeman threw two touchdown passes and the surging Buccaneers beat the Chargers 34-24 for their third straight win Sunday.
Bucs-Chargers blacked out in Tampa
The Buccaneers announced Thursday that their Week 10 game against the Chargers will be blacked out. The game will not be televised locally.
WR Alexander a quick fit in Chargers offense
Chargers WR Danario Alexander impressed last Thursday night and could stay in the rotation when Robert Meachem and Eddie Royal return.
NFL clears Chargers in 'stickum' investigation
The NFL will not punish the Chargers for their alleged use of a "grip-enhancing towel" in their Oct. 15 game vs. the Broncos.
Former NFL WR David Boston guilty of battery
Former NFL WR David Boston could face nearly three years in prison for punching a woman last year.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos keep winning, Chiefs plummeting
Week Nine in the AFC West was a microcosm of what we've seen from the division most of the season, with the Broncos staying ahead of the pack.
Friday's 60-second rant: Rivers is the lost QB from 2004 draft
Philip Rivers and the Chargers have tumbled steadily out of relevance in the AFC, and it's hard not to blame the QB for San Diego's woes.
Chargers DE Liuget has made Year Two leap
Second-year DE Corey Liuget has been a big reason why the Chargers' young group up front is one of the best in the league vs. the run.
Norv's Bolts beat staggering Chiefs
Philip Rivers completed 18-of-20 passes for 220 yards and two TDs to lead the Chargers past the reeling Chiefs, 31-13.
Chargers release PK Kaeding from I.R.
Chargers PK Nate Kaeding passed his physical and was released on Tuesday.
Chiefs QB Cassel to start Thursday night
Chiefs QB Matt Cassel will return to the starting lineup in Thursday night's game against the Chargers.
Chargers need corporate help to lift blackout
Several corporate sponsors stepped up to help save the Chargers the embarrassment of having Thursday night's game vs. the Chiefs blacked out.
Chargers place WR Goodman on I.R.
The Chargers placed WR Richard Goodman on injured reserve Monday and signed WR Seyi Ajirotutu.
New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis says the club has cut veteran tight end David Thomas and Patrick.||||||| The 5-11, 191-pound Patrick was New Orleans' second third-round draft choice in 2011 and played in 24 games over two seasons with one start. He was credited with 29 tackles on defense and six on special teams.
Patrick has hurt his right leg during Sunday's regular-season opener against the Washington Redskins, and has been carted to the locker room after being examined on the sideline.||||||| Patrick, who started after New Orleans scratched Jabari Greer (groin), was hurt while breaking up Robert Griffin III's pass near the Saints' goal line. He needed help to the sideline, where trainers appeared to be looking at his right knee. The injury left the Saints with only three active cornerbacks: Patrick Robinson, rookie Corey White and Jerome Murphy, who was claimed off waivers from St. Louis at the end of the preseason.
Patrick has left New Orleans' preseason opener against San Francisco with an apparent knee injury.||||||| Trainers were looking at Patrick's right knee behind the Saints' bench during the second half of Friday's exhibition game before the former Louisville standout was taken from the sideline on a cart. Patrick, selected with one of the Saints' two third-round picks last April, was credited with three tackles in his pro debut. Saints officials did not provide immediate word on Patrick's condition.


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A three-year-old died Sunday evening in Gonzales after becoming trapped in a partially-open car window.According to reports, the child was hanging by the neck from the window when he was found by adults.The three-year-old was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.Investigators were told the boy had wandered out of the house without the knowledge of the adults inside.The child's name has not been released.The incident happened in the 43000 block of Hwy. 931.An investigation is ongoing.
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SPOKANE, Wash. – Whitworth running back DJ Tripoli has been named to the 2013 Capital One Academic All-America ® Division III football team.
Tripoli, a senior, was named to the second team, based on voting by the CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America) Academic All-America Committee. He carried a 3.93 grade point average into the fall semester and is a kinesiology major from Burbank, California.
Tripoli led the Pirates in rushing and touchdowns scored this season. He ran for 646 yards with an average of 3.9 yards per carry. He rushed for seven touchdowns and caught another to tie for the team lead with eight total touchdowns. He added 11 receptions for 124 yards and was second on the team with 770 all-purpose yards. He was named Second Team All-Northwest Conference.
The NCAA Div. III Academic All-America teams are selected from players who had already been selected to the Academic All-District squad. The players are nominated and selected by members of CoSIDA. To be eligible for nomination, a player must be a starter or important reserve with a 3.30 cumulative grade point average and of sophomore standing.
Tripoli is the first Pirate player named to the Academic All-America football team since Emilio Sulpizio was a Division III Second Team honoree in 2011.


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The Piedmont College Chorale and Orchestra will feature the works of Robert Frost in its Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, April 27, in the college Chapel in Demorest. Admission is free and everyone is invited.
Directed by Dr. Lauren Ringwall, the Chorale includes some 100 singers from Piedmont and the northeast Georgia community. The concert will also feature the Dawson County High School Chamber Singers.
Selections include "Frostiana: Seven Country Songs" by Randall Thompson, based on the poetry of Robert Frost. Also included will be works by René Clausen, Aaron Copland, and three songs arranged by Robert Shaw and Alice Parker.
Members of the Piedmont Chorale include sopranos Margit Adams, Kaley Boatwright, Joci Bohan, Lindsey Brakhage, Louise Byrd, Jean Calef, Robin Chandler-Wilks, Allison Criswell, Claire Deland, Chastin Dobbs, Valerie Fenlon, Alice Granberry, Carolyn Hill, Megan Holder, Carol Jackson, Lydie Koffi, Lily Landeros, Leah Mooney, Katie O'Neill, Elizabeth Parmer, Carsey Pilcher, Jennifer Pitt, Alexa Quintero, Elena Register, Libby Scoggins, Lisa Smith, Casey Turner, Heather Vaughn, Nancy Waldrop, Brittany West, and Amanda Wolfrey.
Altos Sophia Allison, Deborah Alvater, Jessie Bee, Kate Berardi, Brenda Boonstra, Brenda Brady, Maggie Bristol, ErikaJade Carr, Gwen Cuvo, Lu DeMore, Donna Elliot, Brianna Foley, Nancy Gnecco, Betty Healy, Patsy Hinely, Kelly Hood, Carole Kennedy, Shirley Leavens, Abbey Long, Bev Mannes, Mary Ruth McCollum, Torrey McDowell, Barb McKinley, Annelise Millwood, Catherine Moore, Debbie Moss, Sandy Oscar, Mary Pirkle, Sylvia Price, Jane Quartel, Katie Robinson, Brenda Seiple, Sarah Smith, Kathy Squires, Rebekah Staton, Rebecca Whitted, Jackie Wotan, and Etta Yaughn.
Tenors Mitchell Auger, Mack Barry, Brett Bellamy, Phil DeMore, Bill Gaik, Lewis Hinely, Nicholas Johnson, Ray Kreiner, Nikolai Peek, Ben Rikeman, Moleek Simmons, Phillip Slusser, George Stabler, Storm Tipton, Zack Turner, Ian Vencil, and Van Wunderlich. And basses Curtis Bradford, Vince Buchanan, Richard Chalk, Ben Cisse, Len Cohen, Terry Deland, Jeremy Douylliez, Ken Grizzle, Ed Hendricks, Larry Holbrook, Virgil Kennedy, Bill Loyd, Cole Martin, Robin Oscar, Ken Roach, Sky Ross, Barry Seiple, Taylor Sexton, Chris Sudderth, Ed Taylor, Presston Triguero, Greg Voyles, Alan White, and John Wright.
The orchestra includes Carolyn Jones, Megan Humphreys, Emese Vas and Leslie Warlick, violin; Wendy Baker and Heidi McKee, cello; Megan Humphreys, viola; James Barket, bass; Monica Hargrave, harp; Jessie Bee and Chelsea Jenkins, flute; Vicki Pinson and Bella Citvaras, oboe; Dianasue Walton and Katherine Dukes, clarinet; Ryan Dukes, trumpet; Nicholas Golding, Frazier Smith, Cole Martin, and Brendan Dukes, horn; and Taylor Sexton, percussion.
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Community Forum on Occupational Therapy gives students, community chance to meet
On July 8, Queen's Occupational Therapy students will showcase the work they've recently completed in their community placements. The presentations will cover a wide range of initiatives, including supporting children with siblings in the hospital, creating after-school programs for teens with intellectual disabilities, and helping seniors navigate the health care system. While many of the presentations will highlight work done in local placements, international placements in Singapore, Belize, Scotland, Uganda and Kenya will also be covered.
"Community Development placements in Occupational Therapy offer a true 'win-win' situation," says Mary Lou Boudreau, a fieldwork coordinator in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy. "The community agencies get dedicated student time and expertise to tackle some of the projects that they have always wanted to get done, but never have the time."
The community forum is an opportunity for students, teachers and members of community to share the results of their work and exchange information about the wealth of programs operating in Kingston and abroad.
"The students get the opportunity to learn about the ways to increase the community's capacity to facilitate participation of all citizens, no matter what their age, levels of abilities, or socio-economic status. These skills and knowledge – the ability to reach communities rather than just individuals – have traditionally been more difficult to teach, says Professor Boudreau.
The Queen's University Occupational Therapy Community Development Forum takes place July 8 from 8:30 am – 5 pm in Botterell Hall. Everyone is welcome.
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Cheeseburger Soup
1 lb. ground beef
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In a saucepan, brown ground beef , onion, shredded carrots, parsley, basil and celery. Sauté until tender. Add broth and potatoes and bring to a boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer 10 to 12 minutes or until potatoes are tender.
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ETSU Takes A-Sun Dual with Men's Tennis
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – Returning to Atlantic Sun action following a pair of non-conference matches, the FGCU men's tennis team fell to ETSU on Friday afternoon in Johnson City, Tenn., 7-0.
The loss dropped the Eagles' record to 3-15 (1-7 A-Sun) this spring, while ETSU improved to 11-6 (5-1 A-Sun) on the year.
ETSU jumped out to the early 1-0 lead after taking the opening doubles point. The FGCU team of freshman Dean Tsamas (Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay HS) and senior Carlo Checchia (Sao Paulo, Brazil/Ceteb/Coastal Carolina University) were defeated by the ETSU pair of Charles Bottoni and Grega Teraz, 8-3, and the senior duo of Mitchell Lvovsky (Dania Beach, Fla./Keystone HS/Wingate University) and Matthew Rock (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Jacksonville University) were turned away by Sander Gille and Robin Akser, 8-2.
The Bucs continued to record points as the match switched to singles play, taking each of the contests on the afternoon. In the No. 3 matchup, Checchia was defeated by Jeremy Bonnevalle, 6-3, 7-6, and Tsamas was bested by Akser, 7-6, 6-2, in the No. 4 meeting.
FGCU lands back at the FGCU Tennis Complex for Senior Day on Sunday beginning at 12 p.m. In the final home match of the 2011 season, the Eagles will compete against Brown. The Bears will bring a 12-2 record to Fort Myers for the dual contest. Results and recaps from the competition will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com following the match.
Singles Results
1. Jesus Bandres (ETSU) def. Matthew Rock (FGCU), 6-1, 4-0, retired
2. Roger Ordeig (ETSU) def. Steve Binninger (FGCU), 6-0, 6-1
3. Jeremy Bonnevalle (ETSU) def. Carlo Checchia (FGCU), 6-3, 7-6
4. Robin Akser (ETSU) def. Dean Tsamas (FGCU), 7-6, 6-2
5. Jorge Varon (ETSU) def. Mitchell Lvovsky (FGCU), 6-2, 6-1
6. ETSU def. FGCU, by forfeit
Doubles Results
1. Bottoni and Teraz (ETSU) def. Tsamas and Checchia (FGCU), 8-3
2. Gille and Akser (ETSU) def. Lvovsky and Rock (FGCU), 8-2
3. ETSU def. FGCU, by forfeit
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Right it was day two of the Super 8′s yesterday in the Twenty20 World cup and England took a good old tonking off the Saffers. Let's see if we could get our own back by pitting one of own nation's fine ales against the Cape shandy that Smithy and his boys will have been sitting down to last night.
South African – Castle Lager, 5.0% abv
In to bat first is the South African opener. I had mine ice cold, just how I like my lagers on a warm day, but have to admit that it hasn't really kept it's cool under the pressure out in the middle. I like the fact that it was flavoursome and malty for a lager, justifying it's premium tag. It was, however, a little disappointing in terms of texture. Oddly, because I usually find lager too fizzy, this feels strangely flat in the mouth.
Score (out of 20) – Good opening partnership but a disappointing middle order – 8
Blighty – Extra Special ASDA Golden Ale, 4.5% abv
I purchased this beer in advance, hoping the weather would respect the cricket and allow me a clear crisp evening outside on the patio. It did not. Having said that, the beer is actually maltier that it's golden appearance suggests and, while it is by no means heavy or dark, it has a sturdier backbone than I was expecting. I would therefore say that it is probably more suited to a crisp springtime evening than the strong midday sun.
There's certainly nothing wrong with this ale and I expect that it is widely, and relatively cheaply, available through ASDA supermarkets. Certainly it is worth a taste to see if you agree with my opinion that, while it does not have the sweetness and finesse required to find itself on any shortlists for great golden ales, it grinds out a solid win for the English code of the game.
Score (out of 20) – consistently above average throughout without shining, ground out the win – 14


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artist: Hal Foster
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publish date: 13-03-2014
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Our continuing reprinting of Hal Foster's sumptuous epic enters the 1950s. This volume includes the second half of "The Missionaries" and concludes with the beginning of "Valhalla."Prince Valiant Volume 8also includes an article on Foster's "Mounties" ad campaign paintings from the 1930s. Once again, the pages have been scanned directly from Foster's personal collection of syndicate proofs, providing the most spectacular iteration of this material since its original publication in Sunday newspapers 60 years ago.


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While her vision, which over the past year had deteriorated greatly, was suddenly clear, Shawnda eventually realized that a 17-year chunk of her memory was gone. The only comfort to her was that Shaylin was unaware that her mother had forgotten her.
Migraines, or normal headaches, tingling, numbness, needle feeling in feet, forgetting certain things. April and May was same as above in March, but my left eye was starting to get worse.
Mid June at work, both arms go numb. Thought I was having a heart attack or stroke — ate candy bar and drank Hi-C because thought it was sugar. Left/Right went numb while driving — my rear and legs would get numb often.
June 26 — Forgot people's names at a wedding.
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Strasburg, Va., a small town among rolling, green foothills, is a frequent stop for truckers headed down Interstate 81 toward Roanoke or north toward Pennsylvania. Shawnda was born and raised in the surrounding county, and it was I-81 that she took in 2004 to go to work at Alexander Properties, in nearby Basye, Va., where she and Cindy Davekos-Wilson sold timeshares at the Bryce ski resort. Shawnda, a tall, blond 29-year-old and new mother, had taken the job to make more money than she made as a paralegal. She and Cindy became fast friends.
That spring Shawnda started noticing symptoms. The vision in her left eye would fade. Numbness afflicted her extremities.
One day, "she called me up borderline-hysterical," Cindy said. "She went to hit the brake in her truck, and she couldn't get her foot to move. . . . I'm on the phone crying, but I'm not letting her know. This is my friend, and I'm trying to keep her strong, but I'm like, 'Something's really bad here.' "


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By Robert Simonson
21 Aug 2012
|Photo by Joseph Marzullo/Playbill
This feature is called "Second Floor of Sardi's," as in the bar area upstairs from the famous theatrical eatery. But Elizabeth Ashley didn't get that memo and stationed herself in a cozy, corner banquette in a hidden nook of the ground-floor dining room. Anyone who's covered the theatre for any amount of time knows you don't tell Elizabeth Ashley where to sit. So a "Second Floor of Sardi's" on the first floor it is.
Ashley, all incognito in a hat and large dark sunglasses, sipped on a ginger ale. She would've happily had a tequila neat (Patron Gold, please), but she was in between matinee and evening performances of The Best Man and had to keep her wits about her. Tequila is currently trendy among discerning drinkers. It's the new single malt Scotch. But Ashley's way ahead of those parvenus. She's been drinking it for 40 years, and learned to appreciate the nectar of the agave plant at the elbow of a peerless Mexico-phile.
Sticking to the going line of conversation, I asked Ashley what her friend Tennessee Williams preferred to drink. "Anything in sight," was the quick reply.
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Ashley is one of 20th century's premier interpreters of Williams' work. Her 1974 Broadway embodiment of Maggie the Cat in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is considered one of the finest interpretations ever presented. She's also acted in Williams' The Glass Menagerie, The Red Devil Battery Sign, Sweet Bird of Youth and The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore. She promised Williams, before he died, that she would appear in those four plays, and, though it took a while, she fulfilled the promise.
Whether she is now done with Williams Ashley will not say. You never know what a career will bring, particularly when you're talking about the kind of roller-coaster resume Ashley has put together over 50-plus years. After all, she probably thought she was done with Gore Vidal's The Best Man when she acted in the play on Broadway in 2000. But here she is back in the political drama, and playing the same role, busybody backroom broker Mrs. Sue-Ellen Gamadge. The actress was busy planning her summer escape when the call came from producer Jeffrey Richards.
"Just as I was leaving California," she said, "and planning to go up to Maine, where I go MIA like I do every year, Jeffrey called me and asked me if I would go in for Angela Lansbury. When they say, 'Do you want to go in for Angela?,' it's presumptuous to even look too closely into Angela's shoes, much less stick one's own hooves into them. But I said, 'Of course.'"Continued...


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West's conservation heroes, and their sons, Rep. Tom Udall of
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Dude, like.. I'm just trying to get people to recycle okay?
Albert Einstein once said: "When I examine myself and my methods of thought, I come to the conclusion that the gift of fantasy has meant more to me than any talent for abstract, positive thinking.
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Turok: Dinosaur Hunter Nintendo 64
- Summary: The mantle has been passed. You've become Protector of the Earth. You are now Turok Dinosaur Hunter.
- Developer: Iguana Entertainment
- Genre(s): First-Person Shooters
- # of players: 1 Player
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Positive: 10 out of 13
Mixed: 3 out of 13
Negative: 0 out of 13
Turok has more fire power more control over its environment, and more gruesome graphics than other corridor shooters. The rest are Doomed to failure.
This is easily the best first person shooter for any non-computer system to date, and it ranks up there with the best that a high-end PC can offer.
After the smoke clears, and the nuclear radiation fades, Turok: The Dinosaur Hunter is one of the finest games in video game history. It combines every element that makes a good game flawlessly.
Turok is more than just another Doom clone. Turok delivers a complete package of great graphics, outstanding sound, and a fresh premise.
This game has some serious replay. With all the hidden secrets and the pieces of the Chronoscepter (I hope I spelled that right) to find, you'll be playing this game for quite awhile.
The most important thing to realise with Turok is that it's very much a post-Doom, total 3D game. The gameplay balance has had to shift away from mass onslaughts to a slightly more thoughtful variation. For the most part it's an enthralling, if occasionally frustrating atmosphere piece.
Turok has some good points (namely the graphics and weapons) and some bad points (confusing level design and overuse of fog), but the overall game is still fun to play.
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Positive: 13 out of 14
Mixed: 1 out of 14
Negative: 0 out of 14
Sep 18, 2012Turok showed the way for the next generation first person shooters!Back in 1997 when i first got my hands on this DIAMOND i was thralled by its presence!ULTRA graphics,VICIOUS enemies,HUGE arsenal,UNBELIEVABLE music...So don't listen to BenjaminB.s sh*tty review.........PERIOD!
ps.also the boss fights were EPIC!… Expand
Jul 24, 2011I absolutely loved this game as a kid. It was the first FPS I owned on the Nintendo 64, and I just loved it. The setting of it was great, exploring the jungle, climbing through ancient ruins, wandering through caves and underwater passages, it's just great. I definitely logged more hours with this game than any other, even after Goldeneye came around a few months later, this was still my favorite FPS on the N64. But just because I'm having a blast of nostalgia doesn't mean that everything I have to say about this game is necessarily a good thing. Its one of the best games on the Nintendo 64, but it still has its flaws. Some very obvious, others not so significant. First off, Turok... is hard. It has a very fair difficulty curve, but the majority of the game requires the player to wander aimlessly through a landscape that usually has a whole jumble of paths that lead to areas very far away, often leading to nowhere important or the player comes to find out that they cannot proceed without having pressed a button or switch somewhere else. Each level contains multiple artifacts that the player must collect in order to access other maps, which means that there are many different locations the player must go through to get them, and they will most likely have to play the level again multiple times in order to get the rest. Every time a level is restarted, all enemies, puzzles, doors, and items are reset. So you have to kill everything ALL OVER again, hit all the buttons ALL OVER again, etc. It can be very tedious at times, especially if one gets lost, which is guaranteed to happen many, many times. Getting lost in Turok: Dinosaur Hunter is extremely frustrating due to the extreme case of multiple-path syndrome that Turok is notorious for, and can also be very deadly: Every enemy you kill re-spawns a short time later. Meaning, you can never actually kill an enemy permanently, regardless if you leave the level or not. They just keep coming and coming. If you get lost, and end up in areas you've already been, there's a very good chance everything you just killed in that room is back again, ready to blow you away just as it did the last 5 or 6 times you passed through. The first few times you play Turok, it's can be daunting. But once you get the game nailed down, it's very enjoyable. It has very good length and and lots of re-playability. Lots of secrets to find, lost of hidden areas to explore, just overall a good time no mater how many times you play it. It's a classic, a staple game for the Nintendo 64 that should be in everyone's collection.… Expand
Nov 16, 2011Its a great FPS for its time the AI is really stupid but you will be playing the game due to its silliness. The game also doesnt really have music but sounds that make you feel like you are there. Graphics are just funny to look at I really recommend this game the price is about a dollar now.… Expand
Jul 30, 2012All i have to say is if you want a fun shooter that is adventure and B.C. like.Then this game is really for you and should be on shelves.If you're not used to the c-buttons being that you move then maybe not.The game has one flaw but other than that this game is awesome! There is no loading time and it is fast paste and adventurous in all means this is a buy!… Expand