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Reed Bingham State Park
Adel, GA 31620
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Visitors to this pretty park usually see abundant wildlife, including species such as gopher tortoises, spotted turtles, limpkins, indigo snakes and nesting bald eagles. American alligators are often seen sunning along the lake's edge. During winter, thousands of "buzzards," actually black vultures and turkey vultures, roost in the trees and soar overhead. Nearly 80 percent of the Coastal Plain's plant community can be found along the park's Coastal Plain Nature Trail, making this park's habitat some of the most diverse in the country.
A 375-acre lake is popular with boaters and skiers, and fishing for bass, crappie, catfish and bream is excellent. Paddlers can rent canoes and kayaks to explore this beautiful lake lined with fragrant water lilies and tupelo trees. Guided pontoon boat tours are sometimes offered during events. The beachside pavilion, picnic shelters and group shelters are scenic spots for parties, reunions and other celebrations.
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08/30/2014 - 08/30/2014
Despite having poor vision, bats have great hearing which they use to navigate throughout the night. Enjoy a leisurely hike through the Upland loop trail and enjoy the forest by using your other senses. Please bring comfortable shoes and a flashlight.read more
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08/31/2014 - 08/31/2014
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09/20/2014 - 09/20/2014
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09/27/2014 - 09/27/2014
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10/18/2014 - 10/18/2014
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10/24/2014 - 11/01/2014
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11/14/2014 - 11/15/2014
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12/13/2014 - 12/13/2014
Celebrate Christmas with Friends of Reed Bingham and staff at our beach pavilion with lights, decorations, hot chocolate, refreshments, Christmas crafts, music, a silent auction and a guest appearance from Santa.read more
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01/01/2015 - 01/01/2015
Time to wind down the first day of the new year, so why not wind down with a relaxing night hike on the Upland Loop Trail followed by a bon-fire with s'mores next to campsite 14. Let's meet at trailhead at 5 p.m.read more
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Bacterial Vaginosis--or--embarrassing bad smell
May 21 2007, 07:45 AM
Post #3561
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
I just wanted to mention something else, simply for discussion, and for a reminder to myself. I remember reading somewhere that Asian(?) women have the lowest rate of reoccuring vaginal infections for whatever reason. And while african american women have the highest rates of reocurring bv. I'm a hines 57 cacausion, but I really think it's interesting knowing that different cultures have different diets, preferences, and so forth.
I enjoyed reading another new members suggestions of eating food thats our good bacteria like. Too bad not one she had mentioned has ever went onto my tongue. I believe that I am, in fact the most picky eater on earth....
May 21 2007, 07:15 AM
Post #3562
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 302
hi ladies. today i have my gyno appointment. i am not looking forward to it at all. at planned parenthood for some reason they use a lot of different swabs when they go up there and have to go inside several different times. and some of them are very painful. so i'm kind of scared, i hate it. but anyway i am going to tell her about my pain (the cramping and pinching feelings) and that i am not taking antibiotics again if she prescribes it. i'm going to bring the yeast arrest with me and have her tell me what she thinks. i'm going to use it whether or not she tells me i should but whatever. and i will try to get a culture, if it doesn't cost too much extra. alright well my appointment is at 2 (in 4 1/2 hours) so i'll be back on here later to tell you how it went.
Best of luck to you anitsirhc.
May 21 2007, 07:07 AM
Post #3563
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 146
hi ladies. today i have my gyno appointment. i am not looking forward to it at all. at planned parenthood for some reason they use a lot of different swabs when they go up there and have to go inside several different times. and some of them are very painful. so i'm kind of scared, i hate it. but anyway i am going to tell her about my pain (the cramping and pinching feelings) and that i am not taking antibiotics again if she prescribes it. i'm going to bring the yeast arrest with me and have her tell me what she thinks. i'm going to use it whether or not she tells me i should but whatever. and i will try to get a culture, if it doesn't cost too much extra. alright well my appointment is at 2 (in 4 1/2 hours) so i'll be back on here later to tell you how it went.
May 21 2007, 02:46 AM
Post #3564
Posts: 3
From: DC
First off I want to say how impressed I am with all of the efforts and hours of research that have gone into this blog. If you combined the hours of research that each woman here has contributed battling this very personal problem it would probably outnumber the years that any of us have been alive. That's saying a whole lot! I am especially impressed by the candor and honesty of each blogger. I am reminded of Einstein and several other inventors who after repeated failures discovered the answer to their most baffling questions and turned around and shared it with the world. Cures are the result of deliberate testing, evaluation, research and more testing. Success happens because people make it so. Finding a cure does take commitment in sharing and educating one another. And even when the medical world snubs such a plague and has their own theories, as women who understand from a personal standpoint that many of the answers don't fit or make sense, once and for all, women banded together is a force to be reckoned with. We have how many minds here in this forum? Now that's a whole lot of brain power, more than Einstein to be frank.
Very rare is it that such a collaborated effort has been made to single-handedly isolate the causes and cures for such a common female problem and not by scholars at Harvard or Yale or Princeton, but very average, hardworking, women who want an answer that they aren't getting because the medical world simply has not devoted the time or commitment in discovering WHY. If it were some radical new disease that threatened to annialate humankind they'd be on the bandwagon, but hence it's just the uncomfortable plague that all women are suseptible to and though it does cause sterility, it doesn't kill as far as the medical world is concerned, so why the rush? I plan to be around for awhile and see what transpires. This is definately a move in the making. Glad to be onboard!
May 21 2007, 02:10 AM
Post #3565
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 398
From: The South
Morphia--The chunky discharge is normal. MOST gynos put a liquid band-aid on your cervix after it gets biopsyed. That is the band-aid leaving your body. My gyno said it sort of looks like "oreo cookies." It's nothing to be worried about. I had cramping and discharge for almost 2 weeks afterwards and I'm fine.
May 20 2007, 10:47 PM
Post #3566
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 424
Holy Crap Lori!!! Well, I bought mine online. I don't remember having to keep it refrigerated, but, it was well over a year that I used it, so I could be wrong. I didn't have any of that happen to me, but, remember, I've had a hysterectomy. All that's left is my ovaries. So, when I stick something up there, who the hell knows where it goes!!!! HELLO....HELLO...ANYBODY IN THERE???? hahahah
So, don't use my expereince, only because I wouldn't recomment it either, being that, it didnt' cure me. Flagyl is my drug of choice right now, vaginally. No smell here!!! It's really taken away the B.V. for me. Othertimes, something I would try would take it a way for a few days, but, this keeps it away for long periods of time. I even had sex the other night, and I thought for sure it would return, but, NOTHING. So....I think I'm going to stick with that until I hear from Pianogirl on where she buys the Estroil.
May 20 2007, 08:02 PM
Post #3567
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 302
As far as the Gy-Natren. I used it. And I like it!! What were your issues with it? It definatley was not a cure, but it did help me.
I hate the product, it was terrible. For me, it was my moment of "Bad Product Pussy Explosion." But you had a good experience, and I'm going to add that to my blog, so people can decide for themselves.
**Question: did the vaginal capsules dissolve inside you completely? Did you use all the pills? Did you have any problems like I did?
Here's a quote from a previous post I wrote:
Gy-natren - I found this at the refrigerated probiotics section of Whole Foods - it comes with 14 pills to take by mouth, and 14 pills to insert vaginally. I used 6 of these pills and became very irritated. For weeks afterwards, I got weird plastic-ky chunks in my discharge. I think the capsules didn't dissolve properly. And the stuff inside wasn't so great, either. I got weird, starchy clumps coming out for weeks, I finally had to go to my GYN and she had to "irrigate" - basically, squirt a bunch of solution inside and swab everything out. It was not pleasant.
I don't know what this stuff did inside of me, but it looked like the capsules didn't dissolve properly, and neither did what was inside. And this stuff would not come out - I guess because it was sticky? - and just floated inside me for *weeks*. It was irritating, and I felt cervix pain, not like when I have BV, but still discomfort - when wads of starchy clumps are in your vagina, you're going to feel it! I tried douching, and even got my period, and it still wouldn't come out!
So I went to my gyno and she did vaginal irrigation - which is a form of douching, except she had to spray a *lot* of solution, and get all up in there and clean me out with swabs. Talk about mortifying. She told me there was a lot of weird stuff in there, and she said I was lucky I didn't experience any tears or injuries. (And I only used 6 of the 14 pills!) She also said it looked like the stuff irritated my cervix and made it swell a bit - I went back 2 weeks later (needed my annual pap anyway), and she said everything looked better, everything looked clean, and no more of that swelling. Whew!
After googling Gy-natren, I found at least one other woman who said the stuff made her cervix swell, so it's not just me. As far as what caused the swelling - the capsules are made of chickpea and garbonzo bean powders. So it's edible, and probably not toxic. But again, if you have foreign bodies in your vagina that just won't come out, that will irritate you.
Anyway, the product was in fact cited for FDA violations - they need to get more safety approvals to sell stuff that you stick in your vagina, and all they got was the approval for the oral supplements. They also mis-labeled their product. This is very sketchy. Based on that alone, I would recommend staying away from this crap. (But I will still add that you had a good experience with it.)
May 20 2007, 07:29 PM
Post #3568
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 424
May 20 2007, 07:25 PM
Post #3569
Posts: 94
Is this the same product as Tetrasil? If so, it didn't help me when I tried it a couple of years ago.
Maggie C.
May 20 2007, 06:25 PM
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May 20 2007, 06:24 PM
Post #3571
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 424
Thanks Jewels! Hey, how do you know what I do for a living? Heh. But you're right, I do not work in the medical profession.
Anyway, I'm glad you like the blog. I joined this thread primarily to warn people about Gy-natren (bad stuff!) I appreciate everyone who's shared their experiences, too - if we've saved one woman from ordering the Jamu Stick, the world has become a better place! This thread is definitely a wealth of info. but I thought everyone could definitely use a list. So I made a quick list, and it grew out of that.
I'll keep reading this board and updating the blog. I appreciate all the input!
Wrong profession meaining you're not a doctor, or, atleast you've said you weren't.!! I don't know what you do for a living, but, I think you should go into the profession of finding a cure!! You seem good at it!!
As far as the Gy-Natren. I used it. And I like it!! What were your issues with it? It definatley was not a cure, but it did help me.
May 20 2007, 05:50 PM
Post #3572
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
How many of you all have been told that you are carriers of streptosoccus group B? I was told that I was a carrier when I was pregnant, and not much else. And now I'm even more pissed they didn't inform me of the risks of it. Nor, did they ask if I wanted to be treated with antibotics for it..they just did it. I'm interested also, if you are carriers and if your mother was told that she is a carrier of it as well. I will be doing some reading about it, I'm getting more angry with each article....
May 20 2007, 05:49 PM
Post #3573
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
Thanks, arj75. I did have another question for you guys. My doctor did write me a prescription for 14 days of Flagyl in case the test comes back positive for bv. Its the usual 500 mg twice a day. Any objections? Suggestions? Should I do it? I've also been wondering if I should take it as prescribed with the usual dose for 2 weeks or up the dose for a shorter period. As in take it 3 times a day until it runs out? I promise that whatever you suggest I won't piss on.
May 20 2007, 04:48 PM
Post #3574
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
Not a stupid thought. I was thinking the EXACT same thing about 30 minutes ago. And about liver dysfunction. I am an alcoholic. I've been sick for a long time and all of my symptoms, including the bv, started after a MASSIVE binge that I had. Even though my liver function tests come back ok, I know that there is something wrong with it. No girl's liver can withstand a pint of jack daniels and several beers every night without getting some kind of damage. Keep doing your research, girl. With every question you ask and with every new theory you post I feel that I'm getting closer to a cause. I thank you for all that you've been doing.
The wonderful thing about the liver....it can regenerate itself..even after much abuse...being that you are only 21, I doubt the damage is not reversible.
Something that helps me from drinking my sorrows away to fast..for every beer.....or drink that I have...I must have that much water to match it back.
I'm changing my name to postalots lol
May 20 2007, 04:46 PM
Post #3575
Posts: 45
From: .*.*.*.
I bought mine from a regular health food store. Get a phone book and look for health food stores. Call them to see if they have them in stock. They are very good!
About the hating, don't let them get to you and don't ignore it. If they say something you don't like pick out something that is wrong with them. That will make them shut up real quick because nobody is perfect. If one of the girls are fat say "I'd rather stink then to be fat as hell". LOL! I ignored it for years and I wish I had not done so. I feel really good when I take up for myself and you know what? They back of.
Good advice! Next time I'll choose a flaw and ride on them about it!
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May 20 2007, 04:21 PM
Post #3576
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
Morphia, I did have a colpo..but really all I remember is that it sucked...and sucked bad. The discharge might be from the iodine solution that was used (on me) to prevent infection. Keep an eye on it, watch your temperature. Maybe it would help if you got an ice pack and wrapped a towel around it and rested it on your snatch...make sure you don't lay ice pack directly on it....Only thing that I can think of..and if you start running a fever call the doctor back they should have an answering service for emergencies....
Sorry girl, I remember the pain..thats about it..
May 20 2007, 04:14 PM
Post #3577
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 139
For those of you that have had a colposcopy, please tell me if what I'm experiencing is normal. I had one on the 18th. It still hurts, for one and the pain only feels like its getting worse. But what is worrying me right now is ever since I had it I've had chunks...or wads of something coming out. They started off small. But today I noticed that my usual burning just wasn't right. It had turned into a burn with a slight itch so I went to go take a look. While I was down there I noticed something light to medium brown covering the opening so I pulled it out and it was a huge wad of something like tissue paper or paper mache (sp?). I pulled out two wads like that and now I've noticed that the itching is a little less. What is this? I do know that my doctor said at the end of the colpo he had to go inside my cervix for something. So is this brown tissue coming from my uterus or my cervix or what? Is this normal or should I be worried?
And Lori, I do owe you an apology for accusing you of not contributing anything. I am sorry. Thanks for the blog.
[Edit] I also wanted to say that I would not be surprised if I ended up with an infection. It seemed sloppily done. I remember while he was doing the actual procedure he reached for one of the instruments, fumbled, and it hit my leg. He still stuck it inside me anyway. He should have cleaned it off before he did that. Those instruments are supposed to be sterile. My leg is not sterile. I'm just a little worried about it now.
May 20 2007, 04:12 PM
Post #3578
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 223
Just wanted to mention something else that we should all consider, maybe many already have... But after hearing the bad luck of another member who is suffering from IBS...I think we need to make sure that we all are getting enough fiber in our diets. Studies already have shown that diets high in fiber reduce the risk of certain types of cancers....Fiber isnt digested but kinda like a chimey sweep for your poop shoot. Maybe it can grab some of these bacteria we aren't wanting around. Anyway, since my diet lacks fiber almost all together..dieticians recommend that you slowly work up to the intake needed. There are supplements that you can add to foods....
May 20 2007, 04:06 PM
Post #3579
Hardcore BUSTie
Posts: 483
What store did you buy your diva cup from?
And about the haters, Yes they too drive me crazy! Especially high school girls, they are so freaking inmature. I feel like i'm back in grammer school with a bunch of little ass kids. They can't shut their mouths, and always have to be all "loud" so that everyone can hear them. But I just decided to be the bigger person and just ignore it! It's HARD to do, but if I don't, then i'll end up commiting another VIRGINIA TECH massacre lol. *giggles*
I bought mine from a regular health food store. Get a phone book and look for health food stores. Call them to see if they have them in stock. They are very good!
About the hating, don't let them get to you and don't ignore it. If they say something you don't like pick out something that is wrong with them. That will make them shut up real quick because nobody is perfect. If one of the girls are fat say "I'd rather stink then to be fat as hell". LOL! I ignored it for years and I wish I had not done so. I feel really good when I take up for myself and you know what? They back of.
May 20 2007, 04:06 PM
Post #3580
Posts: 45
From: .*.*.*.
Hey everyone....Gosh I took a vacation for 24 hours and missed a lot.
I brought up the fishy smell to a friend of mine from school and was kinda surprised that she hasn't ever heard of bv..She is in her mid 40's..furthermore after going into the embarrassing details of my stinch after my periods and sex she confessed that she deals with it after sex as well. She thinks it is just that her mate and her have a bad chemisty and isn't a damn bit bothered by it. Thats the part that I can't really get..that it doesn't bother her. I wanted to tell her that maybe she should go to the doc..but I didn't. What do you think I should do..she recently battled cervical cancer....
Today, when I was at my sister's house...she said she had a real bad yeast infection from antibotics that she recently had taken, and I mentioned be careful...you need to watch out for bv. She has heard of bv, which surprised me, because she is only 25. She saw a Tyra Banks talk show about it, not sure when. I am almost 32 years old, and just now finding out about this horrible infection! That's sad.
Who has big enough balls to call Ophra ( I sure as hell don't)...women need to learn more about this!!! Then, maybe with every woman in a frantic state on earth..the research will be bumped up into full force.
I like your idea. I wish someone did have the "balls" to call her up and tell her. There were only two (intimate) friends whom which I ever spoke about the bv. But really my only reason was to let them know that my smell wasn't because of bad hygiene habits. I told them that no matter how much I washed the smell didn't go away. it was embarassing.
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Entertainment on board was only acceptable. We were disappointed that the Rotterdam entertainers only performed a very limited number of times during the 30 day cruise. Many of the other acts were mediocre.
Special mention goes to Ryan, who ran an excellent and very practical computer program in the Digital Workshops. His patience was most appreciated. Also Jo, a life stylist with the Explorer's Team, taught a wonderful program of Qi Gong and Tai Chi which was extremely well attended every day. Both of these instructors provided us with handouts so we could practice on board and at home when we returned. . We enjoyed the culinary demonstrations and sampling. The Pinnacle Restaurant, under the guidance of Sam, was a highlight. Lisa provided excellent information about the ports of call. The tours were well organized but for the most part expensive.
In the Greenhouse Spa my sister and I had a seaweed wrap and massage and it was delightful. However, we were disappointed in Steiner's return policy for products with which people are not satisfied. Two products we bought, in our opinion, did not live up to their promise. When we went to return them for a refund we were told that only unopened products can be returned. We would not have known that we were dissatisfied if we had not tried it. We felt people should be made aware of this policy before they buy since the products are very expensive and what works for one person may not work for another.
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Solved! Go to Solution.
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This should definitely be raised as a bug or at least a feature enhancement..
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Can I write directly to bugs.maemo.org and tell them that I can't play the second audio track of a video in the default video player of n900?
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You'll need to register an account on bugs.maemo.org first, but after that you can search and create bug reports. Give a much information as possible. Remember to log the bug under the right application (in this case, the media player would probably do)
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North Dakota State College of Science dental students are participating in the annual American Dental Association's Give Kids a Smile Day.
Students will be offering service to ages 3-20 years-old by appointment on February 22, 2013. A parent or legal guardian must be present for patients under 18-years-old.
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CHICAGO, IL (August 19, 2013) - Cinema/Chicago and The Chicago International Film Festival, the
oldest competitive film festival in North America, are proud to announce the
first 21 feature-length and short films, a preview of the more than 150 films that
will be presented during the 49th Chicago International Film
Festival, October 10 - 24, 2013. The line-up includes a richly diverse array of
films from the United States, Latin America, Africa, Asia, the Middle East and
"These first titles are just an appetizer to what is turning out to be a feast of fantastic films," said Founder and Artistic Director of the Chicago International Film Festival Michael Kutza. "For 49 years we have discovered new ways of looking at the world through film and this year is no different. From spine-tingling thrillers to contemporary drama, as well as documentaries and award-winning debuts, this first sampling of our program already shows what a robust showcase of new films we will offer this October."
"I am very excited about this year's Festival lineup," added Programming Director of the 49th Chicago International Film Festival Mimi Plauché. "We have spent the past year watching thousands of entries, consulting with our international film advisors and scouting the most important film festivals around the globe to bring Chicago audiences the best of the best. These first titles offer moviegoers a glimpse of what they can expect this year: a thought-provoking, exciting and cutting-edge program."
Films Include:
o Big Bad Wolves (Directors: Aharon Keshales, Navot Papushado • Israel): When the lead suspect in a brutal child murder is released due to a police blunder, a vigilante police detective and a grieving father take the law into their own hands in this fantastically intense, darkly funny revenge thriller from one of the pioneers of Israeli horror cinema.
o Blue is the Warmest Color (Director: Abdellatif Kechiche • France): Teenager Adèle's life is turned upside down the night she meets blue-haired Emma in this scandalous winner of the top prize at Cannes. Adèle's passionate sexual awakening and the couple's ensuing relationship - spanning several years - are depicted in searing, intimate detail with sharp, controlled direction and breathtaking performances from the two leads.
o Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me (Director: Chiemi Karasawa • USA): A ferocious, funny and poignant portrait of the one-of-a-kind Broadway legend as she reaches her 87th year, "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me" showcases the brash, uncompromising Tony and Emmy Award-winner both onstage and off. Stritch's inimitable personality is on full display in this hilarious, affectionate tribute.
o The Girls on Liberty Street (Director: John Rangel • USA): A teenager on the verge of leaving for the army, Brianna spends her last week at home trying to mend tensions with her friends and family. Eschewing melodrama, the film imbues this simple story with a deft style and effortlessly natural performances, creating an assured portrait of a young woman in transition.
o Grigris (Director: Mahamat-Saleh Haroun • Chad): Despite a paralyzed leg that keeps him on the fringes of society, Grigris comes alive at the local nightclub, tearing up the dance floor every night. When a relative falls critically ill, the desperate Grigris turns to black market kingpin Moussa to pay the hospital bills and soon finds himself in over his head.
o Heli (Director: Amat Escalante • Mexico): In a misguided attempt to finance his elopement with 12-year-old Estela, police cadet Beto steals two large packages of cocaine, setting off a string of increasingly violent consequences for him and for Estela's family in this unflinching look at the cycle of drugs and violence in contemporary Mexico.
o The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete (Director: George Tillman • USA): During a sweltering summer in New York City, 13-year-old Mister's hard-living mother (Jennifer Hudson) is apprehended by the police, leaving Mister and his nine-year-old brother Pete alone to forage for food while dodging child protective services and the destructive scenarios of the projects. "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete" is a beautifully observed, moving film about salvation through friendship.
o Like Father, Like Son (Director: Kore-eda Hirokazu • Japan): The lives of success-driven architect Ryota and his shy wife Midori are turned upside down when they discover that, due to a hospital mix-up six years earlier, their son Keita is not their own. The foundations of their identities as loving parents begin to crumble as they meet their biological child.
o The Missing Picture (Director: Rithy Panh • Cambodia): How do you document a genocide when no footage of the atrocities exists? Rithy Panh attempts to answer this question in this Cannes prize-winning film recounting a childhood under the Khmer Rouge, illustrating his memories with hand carved clay figures. This innovative documentary explores the intersection of historical memory and the power of images.
o Monsoon Shootout (Director: Amit Kumar • India): As heavy monsoon rains lash Mumbai, rookie cop Adi raises his gun to a criminal and must decide whether or not to pull the trigger. "Monsoon Shootout" presents three alternate scenarios, each sending Adi spiraling on a downward journey that pits him against fate and a system that presents a quagmire of moral ambiguity.
o My Sweet Pepper Land (Director: Hiner Saleem • Iraq): A godforsaken border town in newly-autonomous Kurdistan serves as the setting for this Western-inspired tale of justice and honor. Both Baran, a former Kurdish independence war hero, and Govend, a beautiful young woman defying tradition to become a teacher, are determined to see order and civilization restored to their damaged country.
o The Priest's Children (Director: Vinko Bresan • Croatia): Troubled by his small island's rapidly dwindling population, the dogmatic young Father Fabijan sabotages the town's birth control. Soon the picturesque island town is awash with pregnant women, and the absurd unintended consequences of the plan begin piling up in this irreverent, hilarious dark comedy.
o Salvo (Directors: Fabio Grassadonia, Antonio Piazza • Italy): Mafia hitman Salvo is solitary, callous, and ruthless. His deep-rooted cold-bloodedness is tested, however, when, on his latest job, he discovers his target's sister, a blind woman named Rita. Disturbed by her unseeing stare, Salvo spares her life, fully aware of the inexorable consequences of this ill-fated choice.
o Under The Rainbow (Director: Agnès Jaoui • France): "Look At Me" writer-director-star Agnès Jaoui returns with a witty, charming, modern day mélange of familiar fairy tales. When young Laura meets Sandro at a party, she thinks she may have met her Prince Charming. And then she meets Maxime. Laura must choose between them as they, and their families, deal with the tragicomic realities of romance.
o Walesa: Man of Hope (Director: Andrzej Wajda • Poland): Legendary director Andrzej Wajda tells the inspiring story of Lech Walesa, Nobel laureate and Poland's first post-Soviet president. The charismatic Wałesa rises from the shipyard to union leadership and becomes the voice and face of the growing solidarity movement, standing up to the feared Soviet Union and leading Poland's fight for independence.
o Die Welt (Director: Alex Pitstra • Tunisia): In the summer of 2011, Tunisia is finally free of its dictatorial shackles, but 23-year-old Abdallah still dreams of escaping to Europe. Following a chance encounter, Abdallah's passion to reach the other side of the Mediterranean burns brighter than ever before, prompting a desperate gamble for escape.
o Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? (Director: Arvin Chen • Taiwan): Introvert Weichung's measured life as a family man is shaken when a chance encounter revives feelings from his long suppressed gay past, forcing him to choose between love and security. Fantastical flourishes color this bittersweet romantic comedy that is all at once wise and funny in its exploration of formal notions of family, sexuality, and friendship.
o Short Films: Highlights from this year's program include: 23-year-old Tim attempts to seduce the ladies, but his stutter gets in the way in "Stammering Love." In "Needle," a young girl's feelings about her parents' divorce are explored when she goes to get her ears pierced. A teenager develops an awkward attraction in "Peach Juice."
Festival Passes and Theater Information
Festival Passes are on sale now. Pass options include:
Moviegoer (10 regular admissions): $95 for Cinema/Chicago members, $125 for non-members.
Passport (20 regular admissions): $180 for Cinema/Chicago members, $240
for non-members
Purchase your pass by August 30th and get a $10 discount. Passes can be purchased online at www.chicagofilmfestival.com or by calling 312.683.0121. Individual tickets will be available to Cinema/Chicago members on September 18-20. General public tickets will be on sale on September 21.
Festival screenings will be held at the AMC River East 21 Theater (322 E. Illinois St.). The full schedule will be announced on September 17.
Festival Sponsors
Led by Presenting Partner Columbia College Chicago, the 49th Chicago International Film Festival's sponsors include: Official Airline - American Airlines; Headquarters Hotel - JW Marriott Chicago; Producing Partners: AMC Theaters, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; Major Partner: Intersites; Supporting Partners: DePaul University School of Cinema and Interactive Media, Stella Artois, WBBM Newsradio 105.9, Shutterbox Entertainment, Cultivate Studios; Participating Partners: State Farm, AARP, Tres Generaciones®, Second City Computers, Gibson's Restaurant Group, Creative Technology.
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About Cinema/Chicago
Cinema/Chicago is a not-for-profit cultural and educational organization dedicated to encouraging better understanding between cultures and to making a positive contribution to the art form of the moving image. The Chicago International Film Festival is part of the year-round programs presented by Cinema/Chicago, which also include the International Screenings Program (May-September), the Chicago International Television Competition (April), CineYouth Festival (May), Intercom Competition (October) and year-round Education Outreach and Member Screenings Program.


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I think they're all suspended and partying with Chrispy about the end of the Bucs and thecrappy draft.
I think we should implement it.Oh, the Bucs' draft? It looks good but I don't follow college ball so I have no ideahow these guys will fare. Of course, nobody does.I want to see Gaines play before I judge our pick. I like what I'm hearing from theso called experts but it means zero 'til we see these guys get some playing time.Just wish we would have added a speed guy to replace Galloway in the near future.


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The actress, who plays the Disney villainess in the new film, shares her sweet gift
Originally posted 05/07/2014 11:55AM
Although Angelina Jolie is starring as the titular sorceress in the Disney movie Maleficent, she admits she never dreamed her life would be "a fairy tale."
Originally posted 12/07/2013 01:15PM
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie spent a fun day in the sun with their kids in Australia on Tuesday.
Jolie, who's Down Under directing her new film Unbroken, was spotted looking relaxed with Pitt and their six kids – Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox and Vivienne – on a luxury yacht named "Ghost" on Sydney Harbor.
The couple had been several thousand miles apart while Pitt was in the U.K. filming his World War II drama Fury.
Originally posted 10/01/2013 11:55AM
Now, here's an outing that the globe-trotting Jolie-Pitt twins can really appreciate.
Brad Pitt treated 5-year-old Knox and Vivienne to a day at Legoland Windsor on Saturday, where they sipped fruit drinks and enjoyed the rides.
The British amusement park is getting to be a favorite spot for the family, who visited together in May 2012.
Originally posted 09/10/2013 12:30PM
One of the world's most famous families met one of the world's most unusual animals: the dugong.
During a visit to the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium on Sept. 8, Angelina Jolie and her kids Knox, 5, Vivienne, 5, Shiloh, 7, Zahara, 8, and Pax, 9, came face-to-face with the aquarium's pair of dugongs, Pig and Wuru. The large marine mammals, which resemble manatees, are two of only six on display anywhere in the world. (For more information about the dugong, see the educational video below.)
A day earlier, Jolie, 38, took her brood to the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, where they saw Australian wildlife such as koalas, a ring-tailed possum and various reptiles.
Originally posted 06/18/2013 08:05AM
Angelina Jolie may not have been at Brad Pitt's side at the New York premiere of his World War Z Monday night – like she was at the London opening – but she wasn't far from his mind.
"She's getting ready for World Refugee Day" this Thursday, Pitt told reporters on the red carpet, while Jolie was in Los Angeles.
Asked to describe his feelings about Jolie after she publicly announced her decision to undergo a preventative double mastectomy, Pitt replied: "She has always been the brave, bold individual that I fell for – and sexy as ever."
Originally posted 06/05/2013 10:00AM
It was quite the 38th birthday for Angelina Jolie.
After celebrating with a surprise dinner in Paris with Brad Pitt, the festivities continued – this time with her entire family – in Berlin.
In Germany to attend Pitt's World War Z premiere (where she wore a white Ralph & Russo gown), the actress and her fiancé met up with their six kids for dinner after the movie at Kuchi Restaurant in Berlin's Mitte neighborhood.
According to an onlooker, Angelina changed into a black dress before dinner. The family, meanwhile, feasted on everything from sushi to yakitori specials and tofu with vegetables.
Originally posted 06/03/2013 09:30AM
When Angelina Jolie went through her recent double mastectomy, she and Brad Pitt didn't keep it from their six children.
"We have a policy in our family, no secrets," Pitt, 49, told Extra at an after-party for World War Z. "I mean, there's an age of understanding, so you've got to present it in a way that is age appropriate, but we know our children very well."
The film's London premiere Sunday marked Jolie's first public appearance since revealing she had had surgery.
Originally posted 05/14/2013 08:25AM
Even as Angelina Jolie began the process of having a preventative double mastectomy on Feb. 2, life for her six children with Brad Pitt has remained the same.
"Things have appeared normal. The kids have kept their schedules as usual," a source tells PEOPLE. "They have been in school during the day and have attended after-school activities like they always do."
Less than two weeks later, on Valentine's Day, Jolie and Pitt took their 4-year-old twins, Vivienne and Knox, to the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles, where the family explored the dinosaur hall and Discovery Center.
Originally posted 02/18/2013 03:05PM
That's a lot of style for a 4-year-old!
In any case, like father, like son as the swagger gene has clearly transferred to Knox Jolie-Pitt.
Knox, 4, joined dad Brad, 49, mom Angelina Jolie, 37, and twin-sister Vivienne, on a Valentine's Day trip to the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles while rocking the downtown chic look and a whole lot of black.
Wearing zippered pants and sneakers, a blazer and aviator-style shades, Knox's look even mimicked his star father's longish coif – though Brad had his pulled back for the outing. The lookalikes later held hands as they took in the dinosaur exhibit.
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— The Indiana Supreme Coury, in a unanimous opinion issued Tuesday, upheld Indiana's statutory school voucher program that enables eligible parents to send their children to private schools.
The court rejected claims that the program violates provisions of the Indiana Constitution regarding education and religion. The court emphasized that Indiana's constitution does not intend to prohibit religious institutions from receiving indirect government services "such as fire and police protection, municipal water and sewage services, sidewalks and streets," but only prohibits expenditures directly benefiting the institutions.
The direct beneficiaries of the voucher program are not the schools, but rather the families who are free to select which schools to send their children to, the court found.
The case was originally brought against former Gov. Mitch Daniels, former Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett, and others by a group of plaintiffs that included current Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz.
The Supreme Court's opinion concludes that the Choice Scholarship Program is within the legislature's power and does not violate the Indiana Constitution. The Supreme Court's decision affirms the ruling of Marion Superior Court Judge Michael Keele, who granted judgment upholding the legislation and rejected claims of constitutional violation.
Shortly after the court's ruling was announced, Gov. Mike Pence issued a statement that read, "I welcome the Indiana Supreme Court's decision to uphold Indiana's school choice program. I have long believed that parents should be able to choose where their children go to school, regardless of their income. Now that the Indiana Supreme Court has unanimously upheld this important program, we must continue to find ways to expand educational opportunities for all Indiana families."
Indiana Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kevin Brinegar also commended the court's decision.
"We are pleased that the Indiana Supreme Court unanimously upheld Indiana's school choice scholarship (voucher) law," he said in a press release. "The Indiana Chamber of Commerce supports high quality educational opportunities for all Hoosier children — be that in a traditional public school, charter school, private school, or parochial school.
"Therefore, the Indiana Chamber fully supports policies that will assist parents in choosing and accessing the best educational settings for their children. The state's school choice voucher program puts us on course to achieve that. Current legislation pending in the General Assembly (House Bill 1003) would further strengthen the program and allow more families to access the quality education of their choice at the start of their children's education."
A group calling themselves Indiana Democrats for Education Reform were firmly against the school voucher program but seems resigned with the court's decision.
Larry Grau, state director of the group, said, "This decision effectively ends the legal debate about vouchers in Indiana. Now it's time to continue the conversation about creating high-quality schools and educational opportunities for all Hoosier students."
The Supreme Court's 22-page opinion can be read in its entirety online at www.in.gov/judiciary/opinions/pdf/03261301bd.pdf.


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For the first time in its history, the University of Northern Iowa Dance Team has placed in the top five teams at one of the most prestigious college cheerleading and dance competitions in the nation.
The UNI Dance Team placed fourth in the nation in Division I for their jazz routine and pom routine at the Universal Dance Association Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championship in Orlando, Fla.
It is the first time the team has placed in the top five at that competition in both pop and jazz routines, said Megan Wolcott, the UNI Dance Team adviser.
"This is a great accomplishment for the program," she said in a release Thursday. "I am excited to see how this motivates the future dance team members."
Wolcott noted the UNI Dance Team would hold tryouts for the team April 12-14. More information and registration for tryouts can be found here.


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Gorgeous new log cabin bordering the Verde River only 30 minutes from Sedona and its red rocks and 5 minutes from Cliff Castle Casino. Perfect for large families with 2800 sq.ft. of living space, 3 bedrooms each with its private bathroom, loft with futon, deck, spacious kitchen and dining area. Large living room with wood stove and large screen TV.
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Wonderful and spacious deck with beautiful views of back property (5.7 acres) and mountains in the back, great for a family barbacue and to enjoy the sunset. You will find yourselves spending lots of time on this deck. Lots of trees shading the property well in summer. Upstairs master bedroom with hot tub, other upstairs bedroom with balcony to enjoy your tea or coffee in privacy. Spacious yard for children to play. Neighbours have horses. Enjoy the Verde River in summer for swimming or canoeing. Two large screen TVs with DVD player and DirecTV channels.
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Only 30 minutes from Sedona, 5 minutes from Cliff Castle Casino and its wonderful restaurant, 10 minutes from Montezuma's Castle. Other archeological sites not far away. Enjoy hiking by the Verde River or the amazing Sedona trails. Just 20 minutes to Sedona's famous Bell Rock and area restaurants. Visit Jerome, the old mining town, now full of beautiful art stores and restaurants, or take a trip in the Verde Railroad, which takes you on a beautiful ride along one of the beautiful canyons of the area. The Grand Canyon is 2:00-2:30 hours away for a day trip adventure. If you like skying in winter the Flagstaff Arizona Snowbowl is about 1:30 hours away.
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22 Feb 2013
Tony Award nominee Jeff Calhoun (Newsies, Jekyll & Hyde, Bonnie & Clyde) directs the pop musical revue that has added a 9:30 PM performance in addition to the previously announced 7 PM show. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Performing Arts Project. James Sampliner will musical direct. Songs for a New World has music and lyrics by Brown.
Adams (Priscilla Queen of the Desert), Brown (Mary Poppins), Rush (Jersey Boys) and Scott (The Book of Mormon) will perform such standouts as "I'm Not Afraid of Anything," "Stars and the Moon," "She Cries," "I'd Give It All For You" and "Hear My Song."
The work is billed as "a series of songs, connected by the theme 'the moment of decision.' The show employs four performers who do not play the same characters throughout the show, but have consistently developing character arcs."
The concert is executive-produced by Jeremy Merrifield and is assistant-directed by Richard J. Hinds. For tickets, visit songsthemusical.com. XL Cabaret is located at 512 W. 42nd St. in Manhattan.


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MZ to sponsor and participate in the NIRI Annual Conference, the world's biggest IR event
SAO PAULO, June 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- MZ, the world's largest independent investor relations company and a leading consultancy on innovation in the financial communications market, will sponsor the 2014 Annual Conference of the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI). The event will take place from June 8 through 11 at the prestigious Hotel Bellagio, in Las Vegas.
The 2014 edition of the Conference will focus on 'Extreme IR'. The global IR community is invited to discuss relevant topics and main IR practices, which are extremely relevant for IR professionals. The event will feature several lectures, specific sessions and workshops for the exchange of experiences with experts from various sectors and intense collaborative learning.
The four-day meeting in Las Vegas will gather institutional investors, leaders from capital markets, corporate governance, planning, strategy and marketing, which will create unique networking opportunities.
Marie Young, MZ Ilios president affirmed "NIRI presents the optimum opportunity for the corporate community to interact with its peers and learn about forces driving today's market place. As the world's largest independent Investor Relations and Communications firm, MZ is well positioned to support and maximize shareholder value for the corporate community and is proud to be a part of the NIRI organization.
As one of the world's leading IR firms, MZ will be present at stand 116 of the NIRI Annual Conference.
Event: NIRI 2014 Annual Conference
Date: June 8 to 11, 2014
Place: Hotel Bellagio, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Event hotsite: http://ac14.niristream.org/g.cgi?p1=1
About MZ (www.mzgroup.us): MZ is the world's largest independent investor relations company and a leading consultancy on innovation in the financial communications market. Founded in 1999, it has become a multinational with offices in Austin, Chicago, Hong Kong, New York, Rio de Janeiro, San Diego, Sao Paulo, Sydney, Taipei and Vancouver. MZ's services include activities related to strategic consulting, such as market perception diagnostics, IPO preparation, capital market relationship coaching for executives and board members, the planning and operationalization of global financial communications programs, identification of shareholder bases and debt holders, investor targeting and non-deal roadshows, among others. MZ also has an innovative technology and content generation platform composed of websites, webcasts, applications for tablets and smartphones, CRM and online meetings, as well as the creation of content for annual, sustainability and corporate reports, legal and financial translations, and legal disclosures. MZ was recently ranked as the seventh favorite IR consultancy worldwide, and the fourth in Asia, by IR Magazine.
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A geologist works in the field and in the laboratory. Depending on your specialization in geology, you may study and map rock formations, collect rock samples and fossils, or measure the physical properties of the earth. This will help you interpret the active geological processes during the past several million years of earth's history. Geology plays a vital role behind the success of many other different disciplines, such as climatology, civil engineering, and evolutionary biology.
A general geologist deals with mineralogy, petrology, geological mapping, economic geology, and petroleum geology. Geological mapping deals with documenting geological formations on a map, such as rock patterns and distribution. Economic and petroleum geology deal with materials that are of import to economic or industrial purposes, such as coal, ores, and minerals. These branches off of general geology can offer you a steady occupation if you can find a position or sponsorship.
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This year's Blue Cross Broad Street Run was an ode to Boston from Philly with
"Anything can happen and it will get better," said runner Daijon Reason.
"This is about Philly spirit," said Nutter. The Boston spirit and American spirit we will not be deterred by acts of terrorism violence."
About 40,000 thousand people pounded 10 miles of pavement during the 34th annual Broad Street Run. Thousands of them wearing red socks while others sported stickers and shirts showing solidarity with Boston.
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CHADRON Chadron State College's Kevin Lindholm and Trelan Taylor have each been placed on the Daktronics 2012 All-Super Region 4 Football First Team, which was announced Thursday.
In addition, Chadron State left tackle Garrett Gilkey and defensive end Keifer Burke were named to the second team.
The teams, which are sponsored by Daktronics, are voted on by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Both Lindholm and Taylor will advance to the national ballot.
Lindholm, a senior linebacker from Eads, Colo., and a three-time Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference First Team selection, led the Eagles with 122 tackles this season. He added 20.5 tackles for a loss and he also had 4.5 sacks and three fumble recoveries.
He was named the RMAC Defensive Player of the Year and finished his career with 299 tackles, the ninth most in school history. His 37.5 tackles for loss in his career ranks him fifth at CSC.
Taylor, a junior safety from San Diego, finished the season as the RMAC leader in interceptions with eight and he was the Eagles' third-leading tackler with 74. He also forced two fumbles and was named to the all-conference first team on defense and the all-conference third team at punt returner.
For the season, Taylor averaged 12.2 yards on 22 punt returns and he tied a school record by scoring on an 86-yard punt return. He also returned an interception for a touchdown and compiled 376 all-purpose yards.
Ashland quarterback Taylor Housewright is the Super Region 4 Offensive Player of the Year, while Ethan Westbrooks, a defensive end from West Texas A&M, is the Defensive Player of the Year.
The RMAC led all conferences in Super Region 4 with 17 selections.
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WASHINGTON — Weeks before President Obama's State of the Union address, White House aides were locking down a plan for the sales pitch that would follow during three days of travel focused on his main themes.
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Urbana, Ill. - The most successful season in school history came to an end late Friday night, as the No. 16 Nebraska women's tennis team fell to second-ranked North Carolina, 4-1, at the NCAA Women's Tennis Championships in Urbana, Ill.
The Huskers, who were the No. 15 seed in the NCAA Tournament, fell to 24-6 on the season, as they reached the round of 16 for the first time in school history.
After dropping matches at No. 2 and No. 3 doubles to lose the doubles point, the Huskers quickly tied the match at one apiece at No. 3 singles, where Stefanie Weinstein upset No. 39 Whitney Kay in straight sets with a 6-4, 6-1 victory. Unfortunately for the Huskers, that would be Nebraska's only point of the match, as the Tar Heels (28-3) showed their depth, posting straight-set wins at No. 4, No. 5 and No. 6 singles to cap a 4-1 win.
North Carolina will take on the winner of the Michigan/UCLA match, which was suspended late Friday evening.
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Suarez-Malaguti/Lyons (UNC) def. Lehmicke/Zgierska (NEB) 8-3 Order of finish: 2
#11 Mary Weatherholt (NEB) vs. #7 Gina Suarez-Malaguti (UNC) 3-6, 6-1, 3-2 Unfinished
#49 Zoe De Bruycker (UNC) vs. Patricia Veresova (NEB) 1-6, 6-1, 1-1 Unfinished
Stefanie Weinstein (NEB) def. #39 Whitney Kay (UNC) 6-4, 6-1 Order of finish: 1
#46 Caroline Price (UNC) def. Janine Weinreich (NEB) 7-6 (2), 6-2 Order of finish: 3
Lauren McHale (UNC) def. Maggy Lehmicke (NEB) 6-0, 7-6 (0) Order of finish: 2
Kate Vialle (UNC) def. Izabella Zgierska (NEB) 6-1, 6-3 Order of finish: 4
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HALESOWEN race ace Brad Hughes suffered his first non-finish of the year at Cadwell Park.
The 15-year-old slid off the track at Hall Bends just four laps into the latest round of the Motostar Energy British Championship.
It was a shame as practice and qualifying had gone well for Hughes, meaning he started the race from the third row of the grid.
Heavy rain moments before the scheduled start then saw a delay as riders were allowed to switch tyres.
As the lights went out Bradley got away to a good start maintaining his ninth position on the first lap, at the back of a large group of riders all challenging for second place.
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There has been a lot of mobile news lately, with Infinity Blade's update, Unreal Engine 3 support, and Gameloft releasing both N.O.V.A. 2 and Shadow Guardian (iTunes links). EA didn't want to feel left out, so they put pretty much every App they have on sale for $.99 each! That's fricken' nuts!
I'm not just talking about the little apps that you already forgot about, but the big ones too, like Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and Battlefield Bad Company 2. So far, the only one I haven't noticed is Rock band Reloaded (which sucks because I want it). Below is a full list of what's on sale, thanks to the people at Touch Arcade.


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LOS ANGELES — Paula Deen fans are looking to stick it to the companies who have severed ties with the embattled celebrity chef. Or perhaps they're trying to butter them up.
Deen supporters are being encouraged to mail butter wrappers in protest to Sears, Walmart and other companies that split with Deen after news broke that she had admitted using the N-word.
The campaign, dubbed the National Butter Wrappers for Paula Protest, hopes to convince the companies to bring Deen back into the fold by inundating them with wrappers.
"Major corporations have been moved to action by social protests for decades. When you mail an empty butter wrapper to these corporations, you're sending a very clear message, telling them that you expect them to reverse their decisions, and restock Paula Deen products," the protest's website reads.
Protesters are encouraged to send "clean, empty" butter wrappers to the company. John Schmitt, the Indianapolis hotel night auditor who launched the campaign, explained that he first considered the possibility of sending full sticks of butter to the corporation, but realized that such a waste of butter would not sit well with Deen.
Companies fled en masse from Deen after it was revealed last month that she admitted to uttering a racial slur in the past, while being deposed for a lawsuit.
Deen and her brother, Bubba Hiers, are being sued by Lisa Jackson, a former employee at Deen's restaurant Uncle Bubba's Oyster House. Jackson, who is white, said that Hiers created a racially hostile work environment, and Deen did nothing to stop it.
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GRAPEVINE -- Texas Star Academy in Grapevine is the only preschool in North Texas that provides an opportunity for children with autism to learn alongside peers without developmental disabilities.
"It's effective in teaching kids with autism and other disabilities to learn skills, such as language skills, how to interact with others, how to play," said Jennifer Friesen, vice-president of therapeutic and autism services at Easter Seals North Texas. "It also teaches their peer models how to be stronger leaders."
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The Huffington Post tries to cover hockey, Tik makes an appearance, and the other Leiweke gets overlooked again.
The ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, Pac-12, and SEC will get to make their own rules soon.
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Bloody Elbow's resident economist explains why he signed an amicus brief with the National Labor Relations Board in the Northwestern football union case.
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Jared Carpenter played safety at Northwestern from 2009-12. A starter in his final season, Carpenter recorded a career-high 10 tackles and was named Most Valuable Player in the Wildcats' Gator Bowl...
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"The day Lydia died, I stopped being normal. The phone rang, a voice told me she was gone and I hung up. I didn't know what to do. I could see the pink sunrise. Morning. I should eat some cereal and take a shower, I thought. That's a normal thing to do in the morning."
And sometimes remembering will lead to a story, which makes it forever. That's what stories are for. Stories are for joining the past to the future. Stories are for those late hours in the night when you can't remember how you got from where you were to where you are. Stories are for eternity, when memory is erased, when there is nothing to remember except the story. — Tim O'Brien, The Things They Carried (via foronlyever)
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It is almost dizzying to contemplate all the stories I will never read because, for whatever reason, a certain author's work never crossed my path. Which is why I'm always searching for so-called neglected writers. What if what they have to tell is the essential thing I need to know? — The Lonely Voice #22: RIP Richard Stern (via therumpus)
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