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Winston-Salem, NC- The Salem College tennis team swept Ferrum College, 8-0, at home this weekend. Elise Rouse (Wilmington, NC) won her first #1 singles match against Brittany Bodgers (6-1, 6-1). Rouse teamed with Anna Devoe (Chesapeake, VA) to win the #1 doubles against Bodgers and Angelina Boakini (8-4). Salem improved to 2-0 on the season with the victory.
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We love each other and few time we fight while discussing firqa. I am sunni and she is shia can anybody tell in detail?
WElcome ,,
I Advice you to leave her up .. if you get married her , you gonna face problems in your life and after you death .. who will reared children after you ? Sure your wife ! So she is shia implies she gonna reared the ,,, children on the religion of shia ! and also implies your children will reared and grow up on insulting the companions of Prophet Mohammad "pace be upon Him" and your children will insult Prophet's wife Mother of the Believers Aisha ! What will you say to Allah in "The day of Qiamah" if asked you why married this one girl while you known she will reared your child on like this religion ?
Take my advice seriously .. i'll talk about my self If i want to marry , I will get married someone i known her faith and religion , so After i death I reassured my wife will reared my children on the religion of Allah !
In the end the choice is yours . Choose the best and the safety for you and for your Future and Remeber sometimes you love something and you don't know that thing is not good for you !
{ وَعَسَى أَنْ تَكْرَهُوا شَيْئًا وَهُوَ خَيْرٌ لَكُمْ وَعَسَى أَنْ تُحِبُّوا شَيْئًا وَهُوَ شَرٌّ لَكُمْ }
Don't forget to do {Estikhaarah} Allah won't lost you if you trust in him
Be carefull , You will see in the comments some of them will say "There is no difference between us sunni and shia" resbone him by these Questions :
What is the thing prevent you to be sunni ?
Why you insulting the companions who transferred the Quran ?
Why you insulting Prophet's wife Mother of the Believers Aisha and who is married her is the prophet mohammad !
And There are a lot of Questions proving that the shia has Independent religion Don't belong to islam !
Your brother khattab\Abdullah
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Brother follow your heart..they are muslims also..ALLAH was the one who put her in your does ALLAH make mistake?religion we dont choose as long as she believes in ALLAH and our beloved nabi thats all..I dont much about religion im just giving my opinion..and you can change her one to your religion sunni..
As salamu alaikum dear brother. You say you have differences now regarding your deen, and are you willing to continue having differences throughout your life? You have not even begun your life together as husband and wife and already you can see that things are not going to be easy. Parents in law and how to bring up children will be your big challenges. Don't think that your in laws will be agreeable by-standers, approving that their grandchildren are brought up as Sunni.
And Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala says:
Allah desires ease for you, and desires not hardship' (2:185);
Remember what our beloved and wise prophet did when faced with easier and difficult options:
Aishah (ra) said: "Whenever the Prophet (saw) had to choose between two options, he always opted for the easier choice." (Al-Bukhari)
The Prophet Muhammad (saw) stated:
Whosoever obeys me (Muhammad (saw) - is obedient to Allah - And whosoever disobeys me (Muhammad (saw) - is disobedient to Allah - Bukhaari & Muslim
Now what you have to decide is whether you wish to
a) spend your life with someone who has been taught that the innovative practices are the truth even though these people have deviated from the word of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
b) choose the more difficult path and be challenged throughout your marriage
May Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala guide you in your decision. Please perform istikhaara and be patient in receiving the guidance.
This is your future and your decision will shape many things to come and you need to protect yourself from deviating from the straight path.
JazaakAllah Khaiyran
answered Nov 17 '13 at 15:22 stronghold ♦ 523●6
salaam I am a little confused on this statement A) spend your life with someone who has been taught Bidah Practices are the truth even though these people have deviated from the word of allah subhanahu wa t3ala." explain to me which sect is upon this bidah ? Better yet tell mw which one Is Not?
(Nov 17 '13 at 17:21) sadie ♦
Assalam alaiykum, There should be no confusion. My comment is clear but if it requires clarification, here it is: The Sunni muslims are following the word of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala and the Rasul saw's Sunnah. The Shia are upon bidah. Salaam
(Nov 18 '13 at 00:27) stronghold ♦
Wa 3Alaykum Asalaam ,So Your saying Sunni Muslims who celebrate The Prophets Sallallahu allahi wa salams birthday aren't partaking in Bidah? The sunni muslims who don't accept Mut'ah Marriage are not upon Bidah ? Sunni Muslims who Follow Fatwahs Are Not upon Bidah ? MY beloved brother Is it not safe to say That no MAtter what sect your upon it has Bidah ? Tell Me was the rasul Sallallahu allahi wa salam SUNNI? SUFI ? SHia? I claim No Sect I am muslim And by the will of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta3ala Am A believer. salaam
(Nov 18 '13 at 00:40) sadie ♦
Assalam Alaiykum. Who is saying those things sister? You jump to conclusions in a haphazard way. I structured my answer in this way so as to maintain the questioner's focus of the two: sunni and shia. My response to you was a broad statement.
(Nov 18 '13 at 03:10) stronghold ♦
We know that sects are many and that the best of Muslim's are those who strive to follow our Beloved Prophet Mohammed Salallahu Allahi Wa Salaam's way As-Salaf as-Saalih (The people of the past, namely the first three generations of pious muslims during and after the revelation of the Qur'an, i.e.the Sahabah (companions) of the Prophet, saaws , the Taabi'een (followers) and the Taabi Taabi'een (followers of the followers).)
(Nov 18 '13 at 03:10) stronghold ♦
Allah says in the Holy Quran Chapter 23 Surah Mu'minoon verse 52-54: And you all belong to one and the same ummah, and I(Allah) am your Lord; so fear Me Alone! Yet afterwards the people divided themselves into different sects, and each sect rejoicing in what it has. Well, leave them deeply involved in their heedlessness up to an appointed time. Allah declares that this Ummah of Islam is One Ummah, Many of us claim NO sect. Salaam
(Nov 18 '13 at 03:11) stronghold ♦
No my brother I don't accept what you say for it is not the haqq. As soon as I have the textual proofs to back me up I will refute you and your school of thought. Insha Allah. Salaam
(Nov 19 '13 at 07:32) sadie ♦
Dear sister, I am not in need of your acceptance. You are however welcome to present the haqq. Salaam
(Nov 19 '13 at 14:54) stronghold ♦
I agree with @stronghold..
@ Sadie As far as differing w.r.t interpretation of text goes like whether celebrating Miladunnabi is right or wrong,One may put forth his argument in favour/against based on interpretation and misinterpretation of text but when it comes to maligning the proven one like calling aisha a kafira[naudhubillah]or Umar as killer of Fatima or Abu bakr as apostate {May Allah save us from such thought}then it becomes much more serious.Do you think differing on issues of Milad un nabi or such same as maligning and disgracing companions and wives of Prophet(peace be upon him).
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Salam brother,i hope you can check this website out as a starting point and actually seek out the difference by yourself.Just to let you know when kids grow up they choose their own paths no matter what you or your girl picks out for them.Brother,just a heads up "noone said it was was easy but it was worth it ".Just like converts and all those people that find the path they feel is right on their own when they are grown up.Peace be upon you brother and may God guide you.
This is some of what the site contains,if you want to read on then go to the top link.Inshallah it will help you out .
Question: What's the Difference Between Shia and Sunni Muslims?Answer: Both Sunni and Shia Muslims share the most fundamental Islamic beliefs and articles of faith. The differences between these two main sub-groups within Islam initially stemmed not from spiritual differences, but political ones. Over the centuries, however, these political differences have spawned a number of varying practices and positions which have come to carry a spiritual significance.


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Mandatory - Attend General Employee Training (GET) (if applicable)
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Cinema/Chicago, together with the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events and our consular and cultural partners, is pleased to present the 10th Annual International Screenings Program...
This free weekly series showcases 20 feature films and 7 short films from around the world, along with a program of local shorts, that are not widely available in the U.S. Embodying a range of genres and styles from laugh-out-loud comedies and quirky coming-of-age dramas to politically-tinged love stories and inspiring documentaries, these films celebrate the richness of the human experience.
International Screenings is the highlight event of the International Connections Program, whose committee members include representatives from various consulates and cultural organizations in Chicago. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis and is limited to theater capacity. Films are unrated. Viewer discretion is advised.
September 25, 6:30pm
City & State Short Film Program
Various Directors, 2012, USA
Co-presented by: Chicago International Film Festival
This showcase of the best new shorts by talented local filmmakers includes narrative, documentary, and animated works. Three Chicago window cleaners wax lyrical as they work on a high rise in Paradise. A corpse wakes up to say a last goodbye to his wife in CADAVER (pictured), featuring the voice talents of Christopher Lloyd and Kathy Bates. An epic romance is reimagined in a queer light in THE QUEEN OF MY DREAMS. Brad spends his final night in the suburbs alongside his older brother in WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM. A human trafficker becomes stranded in the lush Serbian countryside in THE RUNNER. Cole is home for the holidays... and now they're over in AFTER CHRISTMAS. In the darkly comedic WEDNESDAY'S CHILD a young girl's plans to teach her parents a lesson goes horribly awry. 80 minutes. In English. *post-screening discussion
Mabel, Liam and Aaron are three rebellious high school students in1980s Taiwan, caught up in the political and social upheaval of the times. While they share a common passion and mutual affection, the love triangle that binds them together also tears them apart. Over a decade, the three navigate the challenges of adulthood and their changing relationships. Equal parts romantic and political drama, GF*BF is a bittersweet coming-of-age story that affectingly captures a particular moment in life at a significant historical crossroads. 106 minutes. Min Nan, Mandarin with subtitles.*post-screening discussion.
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday May 8, 6:30pm & Saturday May 11, 2pm
Run if You Can (Renn, wenn du kannst)
Director Dietrich Brüggemann, 2010, Germany
Co-presented by: Goethe-Institut
Smart and witty, but confined to a wheelchair, Ben spends the better part of his days spying on a neighboring cellist and treating his caretakers with disdain. Things change when the unflappable Christian finds himself in Ben's employ and happens to befriend Annika, the girl Ben has been watching from his window for years. The three develop a close friendship, but one that inevitably leads to romantic strife, in this stirring tragicomedy, anchored by three remarkable performances. 112 minutes. German with subtitles. *post-screening discussion.
Wednesday May 15, 6:30pm
Mumbai's King (Mumbai Cha Raja)
Director Manjeet Singh, 2012, India
Co-presented by: Consulate General of India in Chicago
Rahul, a misunderstood adolescent, lives in a poorer neighborhood of Mumbai with his father with whom he has a stormy relationship, his long-suffering mother, and his baby brother. He spends most of his time on the streets of Mumbai with his friend Arbaaz indulging in misadventures. Set against the backdrop of the grand festival devoted to Lord Ganesha, Mumbai's King paints an engaging portrait of the boys' adventures and portrays how childhood innocence can conquer life's grim realities. 78 minutes. Hindi with subtitles.
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Wednesday May 22, 6:30pm & Saturday May 25, 2pm
How Much Does the Trojan Horse Weigh? (Ile wazy kon trojanski?)
Director Juliusz Machulski, 2009, Poland
Co-presented by: Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Chicago
It is the eve of the new millennium in contemporary Poland and although happily married, forty-something Zosia is filled with remorse over past life choices, wishing she could do it all over again. Be careful what you wish for. Zosia wakes up to find herself back in 1987, miraculously transported to her youth in Poland under Communism, married to her first, Lothario of a husband. From cult director Juliusz Machulski comes a hilarious story about second chances and the transcendent power of love. 117 minutes. Polish with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday May 29, 6:30pm & Saturday June 1, 2pm
Kryptonite! (La kryptonite nella borsa)
Director Ivan Cotroneo, 2011, Italy
Co-presented by: Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago
It's the 1970's in Naples, and nine-year-old protagonist Peppino experiences the hippie-tinged times through the prism of his dysfunctional family. With his parents' marriage in turmoil, Peppino's world is shaped by his young, activist and "enlightened" aunt and uncle and a cousin who believes he is a superhero. This funny, touching film views turbulent times, family crisis, and first love through a child's eyes, filled with uncertainty, delight and wonder. 98 minutes. Italian with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday June 5, 6:30pm
Wrinkles (Arrugas)
Director Ignacio Ferreras, 2012, Spain
Co-presented by: Instituto Cervantes Chicago and GKIDS
Increasingly lost in his own memories and becoming a burden to his son, Emilio finds himself adrift in the world of "assisted living". Taken under the wing of fast-talking Miguel, who makes every effort to transform their stark landscape into one of magic realism, Emilio is introduced to a marvelous cast of fellow life-travelers. With his newfound companions, he embarks on a final adventure, punctuated by moments of unexpected comedy and profound sadness, in this affecting animated film that brings new meaning to the buddy movie. 89 minutes. Spanish with subtitles.
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday June 12, 6:30pm & Saturday June 15, 2pm
Director Benito Bautista, 2012, Philippines
Co-presented by: Philippine Consulate General in Chicago
After 12 years of absence, guitarist Florante returns to the Philippines and rediscovers the music of harana--a long forgotten tradition of romantic serenading when men crooned under windows at night. Intent on unearthing these unheralded songs, Florante travels to the remote provinces to meet three of the last surviving practitioners--a farmer, a fisherman, and a tricycle driver. A stirring celebration of music, tradition and passion, this documentary breathes new life into a disappearing Filipino art form. 104 minutes. English, Filipino, Tagalog with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday June 19, 6:30pm & Saturday June 22, 2pm
My Australia (Moja Australia)
Director Ami Drozd, 2011, Israel
Co-presented by: Consulate General of Israel to the Midwest
1960's Poland. Raised by single mother Halina, Tadek and Andrej, left to their own devices, take up with an anti-Semitic gang. When they are arrested, Halina, a Holocaust survivor, feels she has no choice but to reveal their Jewish roots and leave. Telling Tadek they are immigrating to Australia, the land of his dreams, she moves the family to Israel to begin life anew. Based on the filmmaker's own history, this astute, humorous drama explores issues of family, identity, and discrimination. 97 minutes. Hebrew, Polish with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday June 26, 6:30pm & Saturday June 29, 2pm
Becoming Redwood
Director Jesse James Miller, 2012, Canada
Co-presented by: Consulate General of Canada in Chicago
Ever since his hippie parents split up, 11-year-old Redwood has been living with his dope-dealing father in Canada. But when the law finally catches up with Dad, Redwood's life is turned upside down, and he must move to California to live with his mother, her radicalized new husband, and other eccentric family members. Throughout, the boy navigates the vagaries of childhood, the counter-cultural 70s milieu of his elders, and an obsessive love of golf in this hilarious tale of growing up. 98 minutes. In English.
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday July 3 & Saturday July 6
Wednesday July 10, 6:30pm & Saturday July 13, 2pm
All that Glitters (Tout ce qui brille)
Directors Hervé Mimran & Géraldine Nakache, 2010, France
Co-presented by: Cultural Service at the Consulate General of France in Chicago and Institut Français
Ely and Lila, having grown up on the "wrong side of the river", yearn for a life of glamour, luxury, and sophistication in Paris. Deploying ingenuity, lies, and a bit of seduction, the young women manage to pass into a world that is not their own. But at what price? With humor, verve and a touch of the absurd, this coming-of-age story tests the limits of friendship, family, and forgiveness as the two discover that all that glitters... 100 minutes. French with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
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Wednesday July 17, 6:30pm & Saturday July 20, 2pm
You Laugh But It's True
Director David Paul Meyer, 2012, South Africa
Co-presented by: South African Consulate General in Chicago and The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
In the world of stand-up comedy in South Africa, the young, dynamic, bi-racial Trevor Noah is blazing new trails. Drawing material from his own experiences during apartheid, he prepares for the biggest performance of his life--his first one-man show. Prodigious, audacious, acerbic, arrogant, hilarious--there are many words to describe Trevor Noah, and this funny, insightful documentary reveals his complex, compelling personality from every angle. 84 minutes. In English. *post-screening discussion
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Wednesday July 24, 6:30pm & Saturday July 27, 2pm
The Billionaire (Top Secret: Wai Roon Pun Lan)
Director Songyos Sugmakanan, 2011, Thailand
Co-presented by: Royal Thai Consulate General in Chicago
Thailand's answer to The Social Network, The Billionaire tells the story of real-life business prodigy Aitthipat Kulapongvanich. Recounting his remarkably swift rise to wealth and power, the film follows Aitthipat from making money on competitive online gaming, through family bankruptcy and dropping out of school, to starting a massive fried seaweed business, all while he was still a teenager. This fast-paced biopic highlights both the intoxicating highs of success and the turbulent effects it has on family, friends, and romance. 131 minutes. Thai with subtitles.
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Wednesday July 31, 6:30pm & Saturday August 3, 2pm
Architecture 101 (Geon-chook-hak-gae-ron)
Director Yong-Joo Lee, 2012, South Korea
Co-presented by: Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Chicago
When Seo-yeon visits architect Seung-min's office to commission him to design a new home for her, she is looking as much to chase her blues away as for blueprints. The two have traveled long and separate paths since they first met and fell in love as young students. Shifting seamlessly between past and present, Architecture 101 unfolds a tale of love won and lost, resentment, regret, and redemption. 118 minutes. Korean with subtitles.
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday August 7, 6:30pm & Saturday August 10, 2pm
Thermae Romae (Terumae Romae)
Director Hideki Takeuchi, 2012, Japan
Co-presented by: Japan Information Center at the Consulate General of Japan at Chicago
In this time-traveling send up of bathing culture, ancient Roman architect Lucius, commissioned with building a new imperial thermae, finds himself in a rut. That is, until he finds a tunnel that takes him to the other side of the world two millennia later. Resurfacing in a modern-day Japanese public bath, Lucius believes the "flat-faced clan" has reached the pinnacle of spa culture. He slips back in time to ancient Rome to introduce his newfound discoveries and becomes the ingenious architect of the bath. 108 minutes. Japanese, Latin with subtitles.
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday August 14, 6:30pm & Saturday August 17, 2pm
Your Beauty is Worth Nothing (Deine Schönheit ist nichts wert)
Director Hüseyin Tabak, 2012, Austria
Co-presented by: Austrian Consulate General in Chicago
Life in Austria is difficult for 12-year-old refugee Veysel, whose Kurdish family has fled Turkey. While his older brother rebels against the family's plight, his father remains distant and his mother tries to keep them together, Veysel struggles in school, unable to speak a word of German. Captivated by fellow migrant Ana, Veysel finds the courage to complete a looming homework assignment--"to recite a poem in German. A poem that gives expression to the anguish, passion, and promise held within one boy's heart. 111 minutes. Turkish, German with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday August 21, 6:30pm & Saturday August 24, 2pm
Someone Like Me (Eine wen iig, dr Dällebach Kari)
Director Xavier Koller, 2012, Switzerland
Co-presented by: Consulate General of Switzerland in Chicago
Kari, an affable barber who delights his customers with his remarkable storytelling ability, has spent most of his life as an outsider, marked by his cleft palate. His favorite subject is Annemarie, his one great love from years ago. They had planned a life together, but her father had other ideas. Deftly interweaving the subjects of love, prejudice, and memory, Someone Like Me is a singular, stirring romantic drama based on a real life-story. 111 minutes. Swiss German with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday August 28, 6:30pm & Saturday August 31, 2pm
A Useful Life (La vida útil)
Director Federico Veiroj, 2010, Uruguay
Co-presented by: Consulate General of Uruguay in Chicago and The Global Film Initiative
Steadfastly dedicated to film, Jorge (played endearingly by a Uruguayan film critic) attends to his art house theater and its patrons with the utmost care and devotion. The theater is rapidly losing funding, however, and Jorge must confront practical challenges to his business and learn to explore life and love beyond the movie screen. Through beautiful black and white cinematography and understated performances, Veiroj crafts this winning love letter to cinema. 67 minutes. Spanish with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday September 4, 6:30pm & Saturday September 7, 2pm
Swirl (Girimunho)
Directors Clarissa Campolina & Helvécio Marins Jr., 2012, Brazil
Co-presented by: Consulate General of Brazil in Chicago
Weaving a beautiful tapestry of mythic imagination with the material details of everyday reality, Swirl paints a picture of life in a small village in northern Brazil. At 81, Bastú still loves a good party and dancing until dawn, but when her husband dies, she is forced to rethink her life and routine. Facing each new challenge with humor and pluck, Bastú draws on a rich inner life, infusing the practicalities of everyday living with a touch of the poetic. 90 minutes. Portuguese with subtitles. *post-screening discussion
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Thursday September 12, 6:30pm (RESCHEDULED DATE) & Saturday September 14, 2pm
The Student (El estudiante)
Director Roberto Girault, 2009, Mexico
Co-presented by: Consulate General of Mexico in Chicago
Chano, a recent retiree in his 70s, decides to pursue his lifelong dream of attaining a literature degree. When he enrolls at the university, he is faced with the inevitable generational and culture clash with students fifty years his junior. Through dogged persistence, Chano manages to bridge the age divide in this sure-fire crowd pleaser that presents a new, comedic take on the "coming-of-age" film. 95 minutes. Spanish with subtitles. *post-screening discussion.
Click here to view the film's trailer.
Wednesday September 18, 6:30pm & Saturday September 21, 2pm
The Last Elvis (El último Elvis)
Director Armando Bó, 2012, Argentina
Co-presented by: Consulate General of the Argentine Republic in Chicago
Carlos Gutierrez is a talented Elvis impersonator whose consuming belief in his reincarnation as the King leads to a complete denial of his own reality. By night, in the glamorous celebrity-impersonator scene in Buenos Aires, he is a star. By day, he is a dead-beat dad working in a dead-end factory job. Feeling more connected to Elvis than to his own family, Gutierrez's self-delusion deepens until a tragedy jars him awake in this disarming musical tragicomedy. 91 minutes. Spanish with subtitles.
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The Hanover Board of Supervisors member Elton Wade plans to retire as a school traffic guard when the school year ends this week.
This is according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch. You may reports about the controversy over Wade earning $41 per hour as a school crossing guard.
Wade said last month that seniority and the fact that he works at 2 schools justifies his pay.
Also Wednesday night, the Board of Supervisors replaced two Hanover School Board members. One was for the Cold Harbor district, and the other to the South Anna district.
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Summer vacation is winding down and Racine students are once again preparing to return to the classroom. That means the Mayor's 12th annual back-to-school backpack giveaway can't be far behind.
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Today is day two of The Dugout's 'Opening Days', a celebratory maxi-series (maxi meaning "tampons") that hopes to touch on every Major League team as MLB drags opening day out until July. Yesterday we took a look at the Tampa Bay Rays, and today we'll visit the Pittsburgh Pirates, a young team that hopes to capitalize on the unexpected successes of last season with a focused, dedicated run toward the playoffs in 2012.
Just kidding, they're the Pirates. Ah well, at least they appear in the strip this year, and I didn't just have it be about Barry Bonds again. Note that today's comic is based on an actual thing that happened.
Please enjoy today's installment of Opening Days, and for any Pirates fans out there, I'll see you in 365-ish days with next season's strip.
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AE2w Bluetooth® headphones replacement audio cable
This cable connects your AE2w headphones to various audio sources. Use as a spare or replacement in case your original cable is lost or damaged.
Key features
- Single 66" cable attaches to just one earcup for less tangling than Y-cables
- Angled 1/8" (3.5 mm) connector fits laptops, iPod®, DVD and other portable players
- Recommended for general use
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Less than 4 days after our Creative Director, Steve Sharp, explained how to design emails to be width-compliant on this very site, something very strange began happening to my email inbox. Every so often I would open my new messages, just minding my own business, when the strangest, most eerie feeling would come over me. […]
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The IDF on Tuesday night admitted it was likely that live fire had been used in
response to a stone-throwing incident in the Palestinian village of Nabi Salih
last Friday.
It said it had opened an investigation into the
But it added that, based on an initial investigation, it
appeared that live fire had been used.
A video, which showed the officer firing his gun, was broadly
publicized Tuesday by pro-Palestinian group the Popular Struggle Coordination
The two-minute video shows two Palestinian men, with scarves
covering their faces, standing on a paved road throwing stones at armed IDF
soldiers on a rocky ridge above them.
A soldier responds by both firing
his gun and throwing a return volley of stones at the young men. Some five other
soldiers appear near him, spreading on the hill above the road near the
The popular committee said that from their perch on the hill the
officers had a strategic advantage over the stone throwers, and that their lives
were not in danger.
The committee added that there was no reason for the
soldiers to use live fire in this situation.
For over three years,
Palestinians have held weekly protests in Nabi Salih to protest Israel's
continued military presence in the West Bank. The protests often turn into
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A stunning 31-5 victory over the Northampton Saints set London Wasps up in the perfect way for Sunday's Heineken Cup quarter-final showdown with Gloucester. Wasps came into the game knowing a win would almost guarantee a play-off position, and in doing so, force Saints to fight it out with the rest of the chasing pack for that third position in the league.
This game saw the England internationals returning to club duty for the first time since the Six Nations and their input was immediately seen, especially with Joe Worsley. The England flanker, together with Simon Shaw, took the game by the scruff of the neck and laid the platform for Wasps' stunning win.
The first points of the game came from the boot of Mark Van Gisbergen as the fullback put his team in front with a penalty in the 14th minute. Wasps were very physical and dominated the initial part of the game and just before the half-hour mark, were rewarded with a try from Worsley. The move was started from Shaw who charged upfield to tear open the Saints defence. Trevor Leota took the ball on further and seconds later it was sent down the backline and into the hands of Worsley who crossed over for the five-pointer. Van Gisbergen added the conversion and Wasps were on their way with a 10-nil lead.
Saints, who initially chose to rest their England internationals in Steve Thompson, Robbie Morris and Matt Dawson, were battling to get into the game and when they did finally get some momentum, gave away penalties. Van Gisbergen added his second and third penalties before the half-time break and Wasps went in 16-nil up.
Wasps came out after the break looking to drive home the advantage and did so courtesy of a Will Green try. The big prop doesn't score many tries but this was one was well-worked between Alex King and Green which saw him collect the ball from five metres and score under the posts in front of the standing terrace stand, where the majority of the away fans were. The conversion was added and Wasps looked in total control leading 23-0.
On 47 minutes, Wayne Smith needed to do something drastic and brought on his big guns in Thompson, Morris and Dawson and it paid off with a try. Dawson moved into the centre position and his break gave Nick Beal some space to run into and set up fullback, Bruce Reihana, with a try in the corner. Shane Drahm missed the conversion but the try gave the away supporters something to smile about.
That smile didn't last long, though, as minutes later Van Gisbergen added his fourth penalty of the afternoon to stretch the now unassailable lead to 26-5. After the penalty Wasps made their first replacement with Tim Payne coming on for Green.
Five minutes before the end, Wasps scored their third and final try from winger Tom Voyce. The speedster picked up a loose ball from some wayward passing from the Saints backline, which allowed him to run 30m for the try. The conversion was missed but at this stage Wasps were home and dry. The entire bench then came on after the try. Gatland's side went hunting for the fourth and bonus-point try, but it failed to materialise as Wasps ran out comfortable 31-5. Shaw was named Man of the Match.
After the game Gatland said, "We had a good week in training and today they weren't strong enough for us upfront. We came prepared. Northampton are a good side but they have struggled in big matches. This was a big game and they struggled. We still have another level in us and we are aware our whole season depended on this game and next week's.


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The state water board gives the go-ahead to a groundwater pumping project that could harm the San Pedro River
A federal agency asserts its water rights to the San Pedro river in a case that might eventually lead to limits on growth in Arizona.
The conservative, golf-playing retirees of Queen Valley, Ariz., are determined to stop a giant copper mine.
In Sierra Vista, Ariz., a partnership of developers,
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Pedro River alive, while at the same time allowing for continued
growth in this burgeoning Sunbelt city
The Verde River is one of Arizona's last
free-flowing stream, but environmental and local activists fear an
ambitious planned pipeline, designed to bring groundwater to the
growing Prescott area, will end up sucking the river dry
A threat to Catron County's groundwater brings conservative ranchers and liberal newcomers together.
Across the West, cottonwoods are dying, and no one is sure how to save these iconic trees.
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- Image: "Church exterior, n.d.". Lantern slide, 3.25 x 4 in. Brooklyn Museum, Goodyear. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, S03i1891l01.jpg)
- Notes: [Church on a town square with an obelisk, fountain and town buildings in view].
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Croissant and Chocolate Bread Pudding
Serves 8| Hands-On Time: | Total Time:
- Unsalted butter for the baking dish
- 6 large egg yolks
- 2 cups whole milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 6 croissants, cut into 1-inch pieces (about 1 pound)
- 4 ounces bittersweet chocolate, cut into chunks
- Heat oven to 375° F. Butter an 8-inch square or other shallow 2-quart baking dish.
- In a large bowl, whisk together the egg yolks, milk, cream, sugar, vanilla, salt, and nutmeg. Add the croissants and chocolate and mix to combine.
- Transfer the mixture to the prepared baking dish and bake until set and a knife inserted in the center comes out clean, 30 to 40 minutes. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 587Calories From Fat 52%
- Fat 31g
- Sat Fat 19g
- Cholesterol 242mg
- Sodium 588mg
- Protein 10g
- Carbohydrate 64g
- Fiber 2g
- Sugar 2g
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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The third round of the FedEx St. Jude Classic begins Saturday with Rory McIlroy opening the day with a one-stroke lead at 7-under par.
McIlroy will be paired with J.B. Holmes, who is one of three players tied for second place at 6-under par. Jeff Maggert and Kevin Stadler, the two other players tied for second place, will be paired in the earlier group. Padraig Harrington, who is currently three strokes back at 7-under, will play with Boo Weekley.
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Jacksonville Beachdrifter #406, 4th floor ocean front in Jacksonville Beach
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Get 10% off when you book a rental through August 2, 2014 - September 30, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
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Our 4th-floor condo in an elevator building sits beachfront, with panoramic views of the dunes, sands, sea, and sky from our private balcony, living room, and master bedroom. Enjoy front-row seating for the sunrise every morning at Beachdrifter 406!
Comfortably sleeping 6 in 2 bedrooms and a convertible sofa sleeper, our condo is a great way to enjoy the best view in Jacksonville without breaking the bank! When you sit out on the balcony, listening to the softly rolling waves and watching the sparkling sea and wide sands, you'll feel the workaday stress melting away and a sense of peace and calm descending. Ahhh -- vacation!
Step inside the sliding glass doors to the balcony, which occupy one entire wall of the living room, and you're in a light, cool space with a comfy rocker, padded wicker couch and chairs, and a TV with DVD player and VCR. You can easily see the ocean from this room, and there's plenty of room to stretch out and get comfortable.
In our open-plan condo, the dining area is just beyond the living room, a simple table set for 4. The truth is, meals very seldom get eaten here -- the lure of the balcony is just too strong! So, if you like, convert the dining table into a game center, or set up your laptop (you have free wireless Internet at Beachdrifter 406) and stay connected.
Adjacent to the dining area is our spotlessly clean, convenient kitchen, with travertine countertops, sparkling appliances, and all the cookware, dishes, and utensils you need to prepare and serve family meals. Of course, if you're eating out this vacation, you may get more use out of the microwave, dishwasher, blender, icemaker, and coffeemaker -- but either way, our kitchen is fully equipped. Just make a grocery run at the start of your vacation and you're good to go!
You'll want everyone to get a great night's sleep every night of your vacation, which is why you'll love the bedrooms at Beachdrifter 406. The master suite is long, spacious, and relaxing, with an ultra-comfortable queen-sized bed, TV, and lovely ocean views. There's a little table and chairs in front of the sliding glass doors to the balcony, so you can enjoy that first cup of coffee in the sanctuary of your bedroom, gazing at the Atlantic. Or, if you bring your laptop, you can even turn it into a computer table -- you have free wireless Internet at Beachdrifter 406!
The master bath is beautifully tiled, with a walk-in shower. In addition, we have another full bathroom at Beachdrifter 406, with both a shower and tub option, convenient to the second bedroom as well as to the living area. And you'll find all the towels and bedding you need waiting for you here, as well as a washer and dryer to keep everything fresh. Come as you are -- we've got you covered!
The second bedroom contains 2 twin beds, soft carpeting, and plenty of storage space. This is perfect for small children, for the bright window is easy to cover up for afternoon naps, and there's plenty of space to spread out toys, arrange shells and sharks' teeth collected from the beach, and play!
Should you need to sleep 2 more people, the sofa in the living room converts to a bed, giving 2 lucky guests ocean views an up-close view of the sunrise every morning!
But the best part of Beachdrifter is its location. The beautiful natural sand dunes of Jacksonville Beach are just below our balcony, and a private wooden walkway leads down to the sugary sands. This is a family-friendly beach with wide sands, rolling waves, and balmy sunshine. Water sports equipment is available for rental nearby, or you can enjoy the water the old-fashioned way by bodysurfing, boogie-boarding, and sunbathing!
The Beachdrifter condominium complex is quiet and friendly, with a glittering kidney-shaped swimming pool and free covered parking. You're convenient to all the Jacksonville attractions here, from fine dining and shopping to sightseeing. Come discover beautiful northeast Florida and enjoy the vacation of a lifetime at Beachdrifter 406!
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- 104 miles to Disney World
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
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Women's basketball adds three for the 2012-13 season
The JU women's basketball team is already looking ahead after signing guards Queen Alford (5-8, Decatur, Ga.) and Briona Brown (5-11, Haines City, Fla.) and forward Elizabeth Landers (6-1, Greenville, S.C.) for the 2012-13 season.
"We are really excited about these three young ladies and the future of JU women's basketball," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "All three players will contribute right away for our program."
Alford helped Decatur High School win the state championship as a junior after posting 24 points and 10 rebounds a game. She hit the 1,000-point barrier for her career to take home all-state and all-region honors. Alford also averaged 18 points a game during her sophomore season.
"Queen will add more quickness and athleticism to our perimeter game," Dunn said. "She is very good in all three areas that we are trying to build our team around - defending, rebounding and transition. She also brings a great competitive spirit."
Brown, a senior at Haines City High School, helped the Hornets record more than 20 wins the last two seasons. As a junior, she led the team in scoring and free throw percentage en route to all-county and all-state honors as well as being nominated for the state Player of the Year. Brown also batted .346 for the softball team in helping the squad to a 19-6 record. For her efforts, she is currently nominated for the Haines City High School Hall of Fame.
"Briona is extremely versatile," Dunn said. "She can play on the perimeter or small forward for us. She has a great all-around game and will bring some matchup problems to our opponents."
Landers led JL Mann High School to three consecutive 20-win seasons. She helped the Patriots to a 22-3 record as a junior and averaged 16 points a contest in her sophomore season to earn all-region accolades. She will also be reunited with current JU freshman Britney Holliday, who graduated from JL Mann High School.
"Elizabeth has a great nose for the game," Dunn said. "She is a fundamental post payer that already has established post moves. She can also shoot the three and is a great passer from the block."
The current Dolphins will be back on the court Wednesday against NC State in Raleigh, N.C. at 7 p.m.
2012-13 Women's Basketball Signees


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DENTON, Md. - Autopsy results of a toddler, have been released after an apparent drowning, that happened Monday night, in Denton.Denton Police say around 8:00 PM, they were called to the 300 Block of South Third Street in Denton and found a 2-and-a-half-year-old Xavier Anthony Dawson, in the front yard of the house receiving CPR from a family friend. According to reports, the child was transported by ambulance to the Memorial Hospital of Easton, where he was pronounced dead. An investigation reportedly showed that the child had been found unresponsive, at the bottom of the above ground pool, that sits in the backyard of the family home. An autopsy apparently revealed no signs of physical trauma, and has ruled the incident an accidental drowning.
Denton Police Department are keeping the investigation open with the assistance of the
Maryland State Police Criminal Enforcement Division. Once they wrap it up, they will pass their findings on to the Caroline County State's
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If you blink you might miss the Quadrantids Meteor Shower. It peaks in the hours right before dawn on Jan. 3, with a maximum number of meteors per hour of about 80.
The Quadrantids come from an asteroid called 2003 EH1, just as the Geminids did in early December. Meteor showers usually are named based on the constellations where they originate. Quadrans Muralis (mural quadrant) between Bootes and Draco.
The meteor shower is expected to "last only a few hours," according to NASA.com. That means you should look for it in the the night of Jan. 2-3, not the night of Jan. 3-4. The moon will set after midnight, so the best time to view the meteors will be between then and sunrise at about 7:50 a.m.
If there is cloud cover in Roseville on that night, you can watch a Ustream feed of the meteor shower on Jan. 2-4 on NASA.com.
Obviously, you'll have more luck catching the shooting stars if you're in a place not polluted by light.
The Westwood Hills Nature Center probably provides the best environment for this, but it closes at sunset, and the meteor shower will probably be most visible as the night goes on.
Other options include Oak Hill Park (and its large sledding hill) or possibly the Veterans Amphitheater at Wolfe Park.
If you're willing to travel, the Onan Observatory at Baylor Regional Park in Noorwood Young America just west of the Twin Cities is an option. The observatory is free to visit, but a parking pass is required to enter the park.