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Here's Jim Delany ringing in a happy new year for Ohio State:
… He said reports indicating he lobbied for the five suspended Ohio State players to be eligible for the Sugar Bowl are not true. He said he didn't even know there was a precedent for such a delayed-penalty ruling until an NCAA official informed him.
And here's Mr. Delany today.
Jim Delany just told us "if we'd known what we know now," he would not have advocated for OSU players participting in Sugar Bowl.—
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A sunny loft in Paris with a wonderful view!! (A/C)** in Paris
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This loft is located in the very typically Parisian 20th Arrondissement on rue Pelleport (porte de Bagnolet) between rue Belgrand and avenue Gambetta. Found on the right bank, it's close to the lively Bastille area and is known for its safe and cultural diversity.
It's an open space ideal for a couple (1 king size bed) with children or a party of 4 friends.
Buses provide a direct commute to/from the airport Paris-Charles de Gaulle to/from Porte de Bagnolet.
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The 80m2 (approx. 860 sq. ft.) loft (2.40m ceilings on the first level and 2.50m ceilings on the second one), 4 sleeping available (1 king size bed + 2 single beds) in the loft with air conditioning and a terrace.
All recently remodeled, it's on the fifth floor (6th in the USA) of a building built in the early 70's. It also comes with a garage (extra).
The building is equipped with 2 elevators, a concierge and is protected by a code system.
The rooms have hardwood floors and the furniture is modern. This loft is equipped with a cable system that provides a high-speed internet connection and WiFi and big TV flat screen (2) and international channels acces + free phone calls to many countries.
On the 1st level the bathroom has a shower, a washbasin, a toilet, a washing machine and a dryer. On the same level there is an entrance closet, an open brand new kitchen equipped with 2 ovens (regular + micro wave), dishwasher, espresso coffee machine, toaster...
The living room opens to a sunny terrace with a table and chairs.
There is a sofa bed (big single - 120cm/50 inch) downstairs and an other sofa bed (queen size) upstairs.
A staircase leads to the upper floor (approx. 430 sq. ft.), which is divided into a master bedroom with a king size bed, a second bathroom, a walk-in closet and an office area.
The master bathroom has a comfortable bathtub, a washbasin, a toilet and an opaque glass wall.
The office area comes with a desk, bookshelves, chairs and a sofa.
This level is opened on the 1st one and has the same bay window facing the view of Paris (roofs of the city, Eiffel tower...) at first sight when you wake up! It also has a window on the opposite side facing northeast into a quiet courtyard.
PLEASE be AWARE that the apartment is a loft that is to say it's an "open space/volume". It can sleep up to 4 on the upper level or 2 upstairs and 2 dowstairs but the only doors you'll find are bathrooms doors so it might not be ideal for 2 couples (?).
activities and attractions in Paris Ile-de-France
The closest metro is Porte de Bagnolet or Gambetta (line #3). It is a short metro ride to Place de la Nation, which provides easy access to any part of Paris, and to the La Defense business district as well as the European Disney Resort or Parc de la Villette.
For major sporting events head for the Palais Omnisports, Stade de France or Parc des Princes. At the corner there is a grocery store, bakery, roast chicken take-out, cafes/bars etc.
Place Gambetta is in a neighbourhood of leafy avenues and shopping streets bubbling with character in the 20th district of Paris, with a close-knit village feel just 15-20 minutes from the world-famous attractions of downtown Paris, such as the Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral and the Pompidou Centre, and equally well located to visit the Sacré Coeur and the enchanting Montmartre, with a short metro ride. The location is very convenient for travellers coming into Paris from Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports.
For a night out, head for the area around Rue Oberkampf (metro: Oberkampf, line 9) and its extensive array of bars, clubs and restaurants, or why not try out the Belleville quarter's sprinkling of superb value Middle Eastern or South East Asian eateries? (Metro: Belleville, line 11), all this within reach in less than 10 minutes. Within walking distance is the Père Lachaise cemetery, the resting place of several eminent cultural and historical figures and worthy of an afternoon's visit or go the Buttes Chaumont park for a "promenade".
It's a quintessentially Parisian neighbourhood.
It's close to the lively Bastille area, and offers direct transport links to the city's major tourists attractions and areas of interest. Additionally you can link up with RER regional train services to Disneyland Paris from Place de la Nation.
The neighbourhood is authentically Parisian, boasting a wide range of cafés, shops and street markets and is the ideal choice for visiting the City of Lights.
For major sporting events head for the Palais Omnisports. Explore the Bercy Village shopping and leisure complex on the banks of the Seine, or lose yourself in the immense Bois de Vincennes park, where the flower gardens and beautiful chateau merit your attention. All this just 15 minutes' metro ride. Chatelet, Les Halles, the Louvre, the Pompidou Centre and Notre Dame Cathedral are also a brief 20 minute journey.
As an honorary Parisian, living as a local, you're also part of the street life: the cafés, bars, bistros and brasseries; the markets, gardens and boulevards. This is the true Paris: the one you only really know by living here.
The location is also ideal for trips to Disneyland Paris, with RER trains direct from Nation. The ideal place to chill out and unwind in the City of Lights!
vacation rental rates
for 1 to 2 Guests
1 Week (7 nights) 840 Euros
2 Weeks (14 nights) 1,610 Euros
3 Weeks (21 nights) 2,200 Euros
4 Weeks (28 nights) 2,580 Euros please inquire for rates for 3-4 guests.
Discount applies for longer stay.
The loft is usually rented for at least a week, please no inquiries for stay shorter than 4 nights. For 4-6 nights, nightly rate = 130€/n + cleaning fee of 90€.
TO SECURE the rental a bank transfer of 50% of the rental cost or a check in USD of the security deposit of 50% of the rental cost will need to be made 1 month prior to arrival at the latest.
The balance is due on arrival -cash is preferred or travelers checks- (and a security deposit of 50% of the rental cost, if not sent to confirm booking prior to arrival)
Should you have (expected or unexpected) visitors staying over for a night or two please let me know before they arrive. A fee could apply.
HIGH SEASON rates: please add 20% to the rates above
Applies to:
Summer holidays (from June 15- Sept15),
X-mas holiday season (from Dec15-Jan15) and Easter holiday season
or any special event taking place in Paris (big concert,sports championships for example)
Can also be rented for longer terms rental, please inquire for rates.
Lynda Abrahami
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Paris
- It's an all you can wish place
- Cultural
- Amusement
- Night life
- Etc.
Top things to do on a budget
- Bike or sail in Bois de Vincennes
- Chateau de Versailles visit
- Père Lachaise cemetary
Top things to do with a family
- Disneyland Paris
- Parc de la Vilette, Cité des Sciences
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All players must qualify to attend the South Florida Junior PGA Championship at Boca Grove. There were three (3) qualifiers held throughout the section, and players in the championship are required to have participated in one (1) of the three (3) qualifiers.
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Miller posting signs on private property without permission
Original post made by Miller continues cheating on Apr 14, 2013
So much for respecting the right of private property owners. I guess the rules apply to everyone but David Miller. Ethics and fair team play continue to big a big concern with us as we see how Miller continues to disregard rules for only his benefit
Anyone is more ethical than Miller.
on Apr 14, 2013 at 11:45 am
let show some patience...can we all get along?
there's no need to be nasty!
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Saw a bunch of Miller/Tea party people holding up traffic at the corner of Valley and Hopyard. They kept pressing the buttons so they could walk back and forth with their signs. Not much consideration given to the people who just wanted to get home.
on Apr 14, 2013 at 4:04 pm
There are other candidates who put signs in private properties without authorization, what we did is to contact the candidate to pick up the sign. No need to get nasty. I saw all candidates putting signs out in in permitted places.


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Decision day for St Helier, Croydon University and Kingston hospitals
10:07am Wednesday 9th May 2012 in News By Sophia Sleigh, Chief Reporter
Today is decision day for three hospitals in south west London as a panel meets to recommend which should lose its vital services.
As part of the NHS Better Services Better Value (BSBV) review, either St Helier, Croydon University or Kingston hospital will lose their Accident and Emergency and maternity departments.
A panel of 60, including representatives from each hospital trust, local authority members and community representatives, is meeting today to score each hospital as part of the decision into which should lose their vital services.
The scoring panel's recommendation and a financial appraisal will be considered by the Better Services Better Value programme board, which will make a recommendation to the joint board of NHS SW London PCTs on June 7.
A final recommendation will be put to public consultation and is expected to take about three months.
The site which loses its A&E and maternity will host a new planned surgery centre and a "range of other services".
In 2010/11, St Helier's A&E and maternity wards treated 84,926 people, Croydon University treated 110,065 patients and 88,186 were treated at Kingston Hospital.
In March 2010, £219m was approved for a major redevelopment of St Helier hospital including a new state-of-the-art hospital building with 346 beds.
When asked about the £219m, Mr Michael Bailey, senior hospital surgeon and Acute Medical Director for BSBV said: "It will entirely depend on what services are put on the St Helier site as to exactly how that £219m is spent.
"The development on St Helier needs to be suitable for whatever services are provided from St Helier.
"BSBV is going to change the services at all four of our hospitals - some of them will have more emergency activity and maternity and one of them will have more elected activity.
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Georgia gun rights advocates are savoring a big victory at the state Capitol. They helped win state House passage of a measure expanding the areas where guns can be carried. However, the final outcome remains unclear.GeorgiaCarry.org helped pave the way for Thursday's 117 to 56 state House vote in favor of legislation giving licensed gun owners new access to bars, churches and many areas of college campuses. But Jerry Henry knows his group still has work to do."We've still got to go through the Senate, but hopefully we'll be able to do the same thing over there that we did in the House," said Henry.Passage came despite arguments that expanded access for guns could lead to new dangers."There is no data – none -- to support the argument that the cure for gun violence is more guns," said Rep. Scott Holcomb (D-Atlanta) said on Thursday.The bill passed on "Crossover Day," which is the deadline for most bills to get a House or Senate vote. But final passage is not assured; the Senate earlier passed a gun bill of its own with other provisions.For now at least, Henry says Georgiacarry.org is optimistic about making the case for HB 512."Well, it restores our Constitutional rights, for one thing, and allows you to defend yourself in a whole lot more places," Henry said. The General Assembly goes back into session on Monday with 10 days left in this year's legislative session.Georgiacarry.org and other gun rights advocates oppose some parts of the House bill and plan to push for changes in the Senate.
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The study of mythology and literature can be a useful means of determining the paradigms of a culture. This paper will examine examples of Goddesses and women from Greco-Roman and Indian mythology and epic poetry to determine what these stories show us about women's roles in these cultures and how these characters compare to what is known of real women in each society. The historical period under examination is each culture's "Epic period." The Epic period encompasses different years for each civilization in the same way that the term "iron age" does.
Myths and literature can teach us how another culture views its life events and how they view their gods. They provide insights about the religion, customs and rituals of a civilization. They also provide models of societal expectations and demonstrate human behavior. Myths also teach us about ourselves. In fact, it is too easy to read myth without acknowledging its own cultural milieu, and while its relevance to all eras is part of myths' appeal, this can cause misunderstandings of the myth itself. The myth of Persephone is a good example of this propensity to misunderstanding since moderns tend to read this myth through their own lens and to emphasize the violence of the "rape" motif without realizing that this is a tale of ancient marriage customs. While the event of Persephone's abduction and non-consensual marriage is shocking, the modern understanding of the word "rape" is not an accurate description of it.


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Homemade chocolate chip cookies, brownies, cake pops, whoopee pies, Oreo balls and many more treats are the star attractions of the West Parish Annual Chocolate Fair Fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at West Parish Church, 129 Reservation Road, Andover.
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The Earth came from the efforts of Old Spider, who soared over the endless sea and found a giant clam. She opened it and crawled inside, finding a snail there to share the space with her. She set the snail in the west and made it into the Moon to shed some light into the darkness. Together they raised up the top of the clam shell to make the sky, pushing it until it was wide open.
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DETROIT -- General Motors rode strong pricing in North America and sales growth in China to slightly higher fourth-quarter profits, even as its performance skidded in other international markets.
GM said its net income for the October-December period rose 2 percent from a year earlier, to $913 million, marking its 16th straight quarterly profit since exiting bankruptcy.
Earnings before interest and taxes and excluding nonrecurring items -- the figure that GM considers the best measure of its underlying performance -- rose 52 percent, to $1.9 billion. The net effect of several one-time items shaved about $200 million from the bottom line. These included costs related to GM's wind-down of most of its Chevrolet sales in Europe and manufacturing in Australia.
Still, the results highlighted some trouble spots that will test the new executive team led by GM CEO Mary Barra, who took over last month.
Excluding China, GM lost money in its International Operations business amid pricing pressures. Profits declined in South America as sales slowed. European losses shrank, but executives forecast a challenging year of weak pricing and restructuring costs.
"Clearly we have a lot of work ahead to make all of our regions solidly and consistently profitable," Barra told analysts during her first earnings conference call as CEO. "It's going to be a multiyear journey that will include brand building, significant reductions in materials and logistics costs, and overall lower fixed costs."
Short of expectations
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The earnings result on a per-share basis missed analysts' expectations. GM's profit of 67 cents a share, excluding one-time items, fell short of the 87-cent average of 14 analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
GM CFO Chuck Stevens, who took the job last month, told reporters at GM headquarters today that most of that gap was attributable to a higher tax rate than analysts had expected as well as restructuring costs in Europe that analysts hadn't accounted for.
GM shares were essentially unchanged, falling 1 cent to close the day at $35.23.
"Like a slightly used car with significant cosmetic damage but a working powertrain, GM posted a quarter that looks worse on the outside than on the inside," analyst Brian Johnson of Barclays Capital wrote in a report today.
Citi analyst Itay Michaeli said GM's $1.9 billion pretax profit excluding one-time items fell about $400 million short of his forecast, almost entirely because of weakness in South America and International Operations.
"We don't view this as a story-changing quarter," Michaeli said in a research note. "Weakness is isolated to regions where GM is aggressively restructuring."
For the full year, GM's net income fell 22 percent to $3.77 billion. Higher tax expenses and other one-time items trimmed the full-year bottom line by $1.3 billion. Pretax profit excluding one-time items was $8.58 billion, up 9 percent from 2012.
Record in North America
GM's posted a record $7.46 billion in pretax profit in North America for the full year, excluding one-time charges and gains.
Fourth-quarter pretax profit in North America jumped 65 percent, to $1.88 billion, as stronger pricing -- especially for GM's redesigned full-sized pickups, the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra -- offset higher costs from product launches.
GM continued to reduce its losses in Europe. Its fourth quarter loss of $345 million was down from $761 million a year earlier. For the year, GM lost $844 million in Europe, down from $1.94 billion in 2012.
GM's International Operations division, which includes China, Australia, India, Korea and several other Asian markets, posted $208 million in pretax profit. But China alone had pretax profit of $400 million, while the remaining countries swung to a combined loss of about $200 million, from a profit of about $300 million a year earlier.
"We had a number of challenges in the International Operations outside of China," Stevens said. He described the results as "across-the-board deterioration in earnings year over year."
Stevens said several challenges are weighing on earnings in those markets, including weaker pricing due to the strong yen; unfavorable foreign-exchange rates and pricing pressure in the Middle East. For the year, pretax profit from International Operations was $1.23 billion, down from $2.53 billion in 2012.
Pretax profit in South America fell to $27 million, from $135 million, hurt by sagging volumes in Venezuela and restructuring costs. The economic turmoil in Venezuela, Argentina and other South American markets, caused by soaring inflation, poses a risk to GM's business there, Stevens said.
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Other highlights from the quarter:
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GM said it cut the underfunded portion of its U.S. pension obligation by 48 percent during the year, to $7.3 billion.
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No. 8 Long Beach State remains on the road Sunday at No. 2 USC.
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Taylor scored a career-high four points to lead Long Beach State past the Anteaters on the road.
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Sophomore Pavo Ljepopio made 16 saves to lead the 49ers.
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Zacchary Kappos scored four goals to lead the 49ers.
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Long Beach State (2012): Matched his season total last year of 31 goals ... Appeared in all 32 matches while starting all but one match ... Fourth on the team in scoring with a 1.52 goals per game average ... Recorded nine multi-goal matches ... Earned All-MPSF Honorable Mention and All-MPSF All-Academic Honors ... Scored at least once in eight consecutive matches to start the 2012 season ... Tied for a team-high and game-high three goals in an 11-8 victory over UC San Diego ... Led the team with 17 goals during conference play ... One of three players to score a pair of goals in a 13-7 loss to top-seeded USC ... Led the 49ers to a upset victory of No. 5 Cal with a team-leading three goals ... Scored twice the next day in a near upset of Stanford on the road 12-11 ... Led the team again against UCLA in a 13-8 defeat ... One of four 49ers with a pair of goals in a 14-13 sudden victory loss to Pacific ... Tied for the team-high of two in a 12-7 upset win over Pacific.
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Serbia: Started playing water polo at the age of nine for the Partizan Club then moved onto Student Club at the age of 16 ... Member of the Serbian Junior Team from 2007-2009 ... Played for Water Polo Club Belgrade from 2010-2011 ... As a junior in Water Polo Club Partizan won 12 National Cups of Serbia and won Serbian Junior Water Polo League title from 2002 thru 2007 ... Finished in first place twice at Athens Tournament ... Club coaches were Igor Milanovic and D. Strugar.
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Illinois State Police are sorting through thousands of applications for concealed carry permits. In the meantime, local law enforcement, city officials and gun shop owners prepare for what's next.
Driving through Illinois you may notice those signs on buildings like Mt. Carmel City Hall telling the public guns are not welcome.
"It's just a reminder," said Rudy Witsman, Mt. Carmel's City Clerk.
A reminder required by law. One some hope will keep them safe when those living in Illinois start to receive their concealed carry permits.
"You have to deal with some irate customers at times and you are sometimes, not often, but sometimes you can be a little concerned about well being," Witsman said.
Just down the road, Norman Schuh, owner of Schuh's Firearms, is also preparing. He says he's already seen an increase in sales.
"I'm trying to keep the stock up, but it's hard to get stuff like that now because everybody's wanting to buy it," Schuh said.
In White County, where the sheriff says 89 people are waiting on their permits. Deputies are learning how to handle situations like pulling someone over that could involve a firearm.
"If we run that vehicle, or run the license, it will immediately inform us that, yeah, that individual has a concealed carry and might have a firearm with them," said White County Sheriff Doug Maier.
Those 14 News spoke with say the arrangements they're having to make ahead of time are worth it because people now have the chance to protect.
"They feel like it's their right to be able to carry and protect themselves or their loved ones," Schuh said.
"The world is just a little more dangerous place than it used to be. I think people want to be able to protect themselves and their families. This will give them the opportunity to be able to do that," Maier said.
Those applying for permits online must pass background checks go through 16 hours of training and pay fees.
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Taking the plunge: How long should you be dating before you consider moving to stay with your other half?
How long should you be with someone before you pack up and move for them?
Modern culture can be so crass. Romance is often sacrificed for a slice of "reality" – whatever that may be. This is bad, because romance is beautiful and beauty can enrich life. We should be able to set aside reason and rationality for the sake of wild, unadulterated romance once in a while – grand gestures, profound statements, thrilling manoeuvres motivated by the extraordinary sensation of hope.
We should be able to do this, to let ourselves be truly romantic. Yet I wonder how many of us have or would. I wonder how many of us are held up by the desire to be correct, or sensible, or safe, rather than treading the risky path of romance? How many of us would have faith?
The Pew Research Centre says that 5.8 billion people on this planet have some sort of faith. That equates to 84 per cent of Earth's population. No matter how strong or ardent the religious affiliation, these people believe in Something Other Than.
I wonder: does this belief – or capacity to believe – make them more likely to be romantic?
A recent poll of single American Christians found that "moving for love" was "no big deal" – 48 per cent of respondents said they would "consider" relocating for love anywhere from six months to a year after dating. Ten per cent felt they should wait at least two years.
Erm – six months? Move somewhere else, for someone else, after six months? Six months isn't enough time to grow a baby. Most job probations are three months – and most people would allow themselves to think they were in with a better chance at long-term employment than long-term love given comparable interview scenarios.
But there you have it. When asked, a majority of single American Christians think – or perhaps, more correctly, believe – that moving for love after six months is fine. Well is it? Or are they foolish?
When it comes to love, as the saying goes, fools rush in. One of my girlfriends is a self-described example of this.
"I am a love-fool, yes," she says. "I moved for love. I'd been single for some time, though I'd had a string of relationships that were never going to be the dream I was holding out for. And then I met this bloke, and it was perfect, and it was dreamy, and I was in love – and then he was offered a job in Melbourne and I had to make a choice. So I did. I chose to move for him, for us . . . for love."
It had been four months yet she felt it was the right thing to do. She saw a future with this man so she reached out and grabbed it with both hands.
The thing was, he wasn't asking her to move. He was moving, but he wasn't asking her to go with him. He was moving not for her, not for them, but for his future. Needless to say it didn't work out. My girlfriend was stuck in Melbourne without a man, without a job and without much sense of what she should do now.
"I'm glad I did it," she says. "I'm glad I took the risk and laid it on the line. I was terrified, I was heartbroken, but at least I learnt how much I could take, how deeply I could feel and how bad it could get. And I could heal, knowing things were only going to get better."
That is romantic. It's romantic because it's unreasonable, and it's worthwhile for being so.
But is it an experience we all have to have? Do we have to do something so preposterous as move to another city for the sake of being with someone you only just met to understand the limits and potential of our ability to love? Is life better with such blind faith?
I think so. I say this as someone who spent most of her life wrapped up in caution, to the point of claustrophobic constraint. As someone who met someone and was freed by love and engaged three months later. I say it pays to have more than a little faith.
However, I think it also pays to cultivate a faith that's intelligent. I don't think fundamentalist extremism is healthy in any manifestation, be it overzealous affection or radical religiosity. I think we should embrace divine hope from a mundane foundation, so if you're confronted with having to make a big choice, you can balance a big heart with a big head.
You should be able to move for someone after any period of time, so long as during the time shared certain cornerstone discussions are had, prompted by key questions such as: Is there a long-term future here? Are we on the same page? Do you want me to go? Do I want to go? Can I afford it? Will I be OK, whatever happens?
From there, it's a question of hope, luck and good fortune.
And, as they also say, fortune favours the brave.


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VOLUNTEERS offered a helping hand to the Oxford Food Bank in the shape of six boxes.
Members of the Oxford Malayalee Samajam (OXMAS) presented the charity with parcels full of spaghetti, dried food and tins on Tuesday.
OXMAS is a group of 300 people from the South Indian state of Kerala. Jobil Skaria, charity co-ordinator, said around 50 people donated food.
He said: "Most of our members work in healthcare. They collected the food from their own houses and we sorted it out for the food bank.
"We thought maybe we could save some lives.
"My main aim is to give help to the Oxford people."
Members from the OXMAS charity delivered the food to the foodbank on Lamarsh Road.
Oxford city councillor for Headington Hill and Northway, Roy Darke, said: "It is pleasing to see an active, charity-minded Christian group originating from South India clubbing together to help collect food for those in need. It shows that we can all help each other, rather than be set at odds."
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Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. It is very hard to achieve even one of these objectives. If you could achieve one, you are million dollars.
2. I cant even bear to think about something like that happening to me.
3. I thought they stopped/ have stopped showing their extravagant parties as client events.
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About fifteen people gathered in the Kershaw County Government Center in Camden Thursday to hear an overview of and provide feedback on the county's recreational offerings. Thursday's was the first of seven public forums to be held across the county.
The Kershaw County Recreation Department will host public forums across the county this month to gain input into rec needs for the next five years.
Legislation introduced in the S.C. House of Representatives could change the way Cassatt Water Company handles its finances. If passed, the company would be converted from a private, non-profit entity to a public utility, allowing the company to cut costs and more efficiently initiate $16 million worth of capital improvements.
In its fourth decade, the Santee Wateree Rural Transit Authority (SWRTA) continues to provide services to Kershaw County. However, changes to the agency's funding may cause the SWRTA to cut some of those services, according to Executive Director Ann August.
Kershaw County Councilman Stephen Smoak reached out to the city of Camden during county council's meeting Tuesday, trying to gauge the city's support for a joint venture with the county to replace Rhame Arena.
Ann August of the Santee Wateree Regional Transit Authority (SWRTA) presented Kershaw County Council with a request for additional funding during a public presentation at Tuesday's council meeting.
Kershaw County continues to look for cost-saving measures after the success of a reverse auction last fall for the bulk purchase of paper.
S.C. Highway Patrol (SCHP) Sgt. Tom Borowski informed Kershaw County Council at its meeting Tuesday that the number of fatal crashes in the county has dropped since the creation of the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) traffic enforcement unit. Borowski, commander of the SCHP unit patrolling Kershaw and Lee counties, also said the county continues to make progress in its effort to crack down on the number of traffic collisions and DUI fatalities.
A Florence-based technology company approached Kershaw County Council with a unique business opportunity at its work session Thursday. Ronnie Wyche, vice president of sales of GlobalCo Central, outlined a countywide fiber optic broadband project being developed by the company.
"I somewhat expected a lull at the end of the year, but that hasn't been the case," said Kershaw County Economic Development Director Peggy McLean, referring to the level of business activity experienced toward the end of 2011.
A proposed Southern Campaign of the Revolution National Heritage Area (NHA) did not meet National Park Service (NPS) criteria necessary to receive the designation, according to a draft of a suitability/feasibility study published in November. Public meetings are scheduled for 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday at the Robert Mills Courthouse on South Broad Street to discuss the draft study.
Kershaw County Council unanimously voted 5-0 to settle a three-year-long tax dispute with Weylchem, a chemical company with U.S. operations based in Elgin, during a special 8:30 a.m. meeting Tuesday.
Kershaw County Council finalized approximately $60 million worth of investment deals at its meeting Tuesday after completing fee-in-lieu-of-taxes (FILOT) agreements with Southeast Renewable Energy (SRE) and INVISTA.
A service fee proposal by the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) has garnered both praise and criticism from county council members looking to define the scope of such fees for the use of off-duty deputies. Kershaw County Sheriff Jim Matthews said the primary purpose of the proposed fee is to entice off-duty sheriff's deputies to work events like funerals, school functions and community gatherings.
The Kershaw County Government Center has looked a little more like Santa's workshop lately as county offices have been decked out with candy canes, garland, and all kinds of other holiday decorations.
The Kershaw County Amateur Radio club will have a series of classes about amateur radio open to licensed and unlicensed enthusiasts. The classes will run September 10, 17 and 24 Wednesday evenings at 7-9 p.m. in the Band Room on the Camden Military Academy grounds.
Kershaw County Council will consider first reading of an ordinance amending the county's regulations on communications towers during its meeting Tuesday.
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Congressional leaders are expressing confidence they can reach a deal with President Barack Obama to head off the "fiscal cliff" and the risk of a new recession.
The top members of the House and Senate spoke at the White House after a closed-door session with Obama. At issue is a series of tax increases and spending cuts that could undermine the economy and slow job creation starting Jan. 1.
House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell both said they offered higher tax revenue as part of a deal. Boehner said he outlined a framework that is consistent with Obama's call for a "balanced" approach of both higher revenue and spending cuts.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said, quote, "We all know something has to be done."
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Embarkation was a breeze - it would have only taken us 15 minutes from the time a porter collected our bags at the kerb until we were strolling down the Royal Promenade.
As expected we were not able to get into our cabin straight away so we headed for the Windjammer to grab some lunch. Unfortunately about 2,000 fellow passengers had the same idea and consequently we were unable to find a table, so we ended up in Johnny Rockets (which has a $4.95 surcharge).
As so many reviewers of Oasis have noted, the first thing that strikes you about the ship is its enormity. It dwarfs every other ship around, as you would expect with a 6,000 passenger capacity. However, apart from meal times, the ship doesn't feel crowded and everyone seems to be able to navigate their way around.
The shows were excellent, the main dining room meals were delicious and the staff were, as usual, doing everything they could to make our cruise as enjoyable as possible. We had a slight itinerary change due to the lingering Hurricane Thomas but it had no effect on us. As usual there were some passengers that kicked up a stink as it affected their attendance to shows that they had pre-booked (big deal!), but most people were happy that we were avoiding some rough seas.
Overall the cruise was most enjoyable, and having done that particular cruise to experience Oasis we were not disappointed. What a pity it is stuck doing the western Caribbean and Mexico, as it visits ports that don't really have a lot going for them unless you're shopping for diamonds and very expensive watches!


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Wrapping up the NYC trip pages was kind of sad. I really really enjoyed this trip and doing the pages made me wish I was up there now. We go a lot of places, but give me a big city most any time and I'm happiest. London? any day. NYC? ditto ...well except when it's the middle of summer for either of those places or really most any place. It was pretty warm on this trip but mostly end of summer humid. Other than that, there is just so darn much to do and see and eat that I wished I was back. Another time... What's your favorite BIG city??
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Family and friends remember the man who was shot near Pocahontas last weekend.
Nearly 70 people attended a vigil, held last night, at Wood Village Apartments where Lamar Robinson was pronounced dead.
According to Jackson Police, he was shot on Highway 49 near Pocahontas.
His mother, who was driving the vehicle when Robinson was shot, drove him to the Wood Village Apartments.
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The Yorkton Midget Kinsmen Terriers became the fifth victim of the Swift Current K-Motel Hurricanes winning streak this past Saturday, dropping a 6-2 decision to the third place club at the Farrell Agencies Arena in Yorkton.
The Terriers got on the board first when Jonah Sutter found the back of the net for his third goal of the season with 9:36 remaining in the period when his shot beat Swift Current goaltender Logan Tisdale blocker side to give the home side a 1-0 lead.
Yorkton came close to doubling their lead moments later but the shot from the blueline hit the crossbar and went out of play.
Despite being outplayed in the first the Hurricanes managed to even the score before the end of the period. Connor Kennedy slipped the puck past Terrier goaltender Rylan Palchewich to make it 1-1 after 20 minutes.
The Kennedy goal near the end of the first period seemed to spark the Swift Current offence. The visitors came out for the second period like a house on fire, scoring three straight goals before Yorkton once again found the net. Kinsmen Terrier leading scorer Justin Poirier took advantage of the extra space with a Hurricane player in the penalty box and made the visitors pay when his shot eluded Tisdale with 19 seconds remaining in the second frame to cut the Hurricane lead to just two.
Unfortunately for the Kinsmen Terriers that was where their offence would end while the Hurricanes offence continued to put pucks in the net, scoring twice in the third en route to a 6-2 victory over the Yorkton Kinsmen Terriers.
Despite the lopsided loss, Kinsmen Terriers head coach Noel Budz said he is still proud of the way his team battled against a team that is much higher in the standings. "The one thing I will never question with these guys though is their effort. Our boys work hard and I'm proud of them for bringing it all every night we play."
Budz also acknowledged the fact that his team just didn't get the bounces that the Hurricanes got. "We hit a crossbar in the first and a post in the second," said Budz, continuing, "If those two pucks went in it would have been a little more motivation and momentum for us. They were great shots but it's a game of inches and tonight they won the battle of inches."
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The BMW F10 M5 continues to impress, this time with its official Hockenheim lap time. It took BMW M's latest and greatest super sedan just 1:12.90 to lap the track.
To put this into perspective, the M5 was faster than the E60 M5 (1:16.06), the 2009 Panamera Turbo (1:13.70), and the 2011 Mercedes CLS 63 AMG with Performance Package (1:13.90). The new M5 is the fastest BMW on the list behind only the BMW M3 GTS (1:12.90).
The time was achieved at the hands of Horst von Saurma, … CONTINUED
The 2011 LA Autoshow press days kicked off today and while the headline of BMW's display here are the North American debuts of the BMW i8 and BMW i3 (press conference to come later this afternoon), the F10 M5 is also making its public premiere in North America.
To mark the debut, BMW is showing a stunning Frozen Silver F10 M5, the first time that this factory offered BMW Individual color has been seen on the F10 M5!
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The new M5 Saloon will be available in the UK in November 2011, priced at £73,040 on-the-road.
For more than 25 years the BMW M5 Saloon has defined the high-performance saloon segment, in the process becoming the most successful car of its type in the world. Now a new fifth-generation model raises the concept of the premium executive saloon combining track-car dynamics and supreme touring comfort to an even higher level.
It features the most potent engine ever devised by BMW's high-performance M division, here making its world … CONTINUED
There are some things you can't get enough of, and seeing the new BMW F10 M5 in motion surely is among them. BMW UK has just released a new video showing a Black Sapphire Metallic F10 M5 playing in the countryside on some twisties. As an upscale executive sedan, black works really well on the new M5 and it will likely be one of the most popular colors.
The 2012 M5 will be available in Europe later this month, while US customers will have to wait until … CONTINUED
The F10 M5 is powered by the lethal BMW bi-turbo V8 S63Tu motor outputting 560hp and 501 lb-ft torque. The specs signal that new M5 is good for some fast top speed runs, but how fast? This video demonstrates how quickly the F10 M5 achieves 196 MPH (315 kmh) – in just under an impressive minute.
This model is obviously top speed unlimited as the regular top speed of the F10 M5 is 250kmh (155mph) and 305kmh (189mph) with M Drivers Package.
Here's a few beautiful wallpapers featuring the 2012 BMW M5 (F10) at the hands of Top Gear's Stig and James May, as well as some nice images featuring previous generation M5s.
The full F10 M5 review by James May can also be found inside.
Here's another account posted by one of our members of the BMW M Power experience featuring the 2012 F10 M5 being held currently at the Ascari track and a resort in Spain.
Eugene provides his opinion on the F10 M5 driving experience versus the E90/E92 M3. He's also posted some photos as well as some video from the entire experience. Check it out inside.
BMW has a habit of underrating their cars' official power and performance figures. This trend continues with the F10 M5 which is officially listed as achieving 0-62mph in 4.4 seconds, but has now been tested by Car and Driver as hitting 60mph in just 3.7 seconds! It also covers the quarter mile in 12.0 seconds at 122mph [from the C&D December 2011 issue].
Compare this to the 2009 E63 AMG, with which C&D achieved a 0-60mph of 4.0 seconds and quarter mile of 12.5 seconds at 115mph. … CONTINUED
Bimmerpost member stealth.pilot provides this great report from his time spent with the F10 M5 at the BMW M Power Experience in Spain. He provides a breakdown of his likes and dislikes about the new 2012 M5, as well as a set of photos from the event.
Albert Biermann, the Head of Product Development for BMW M Division, spoke recently in an interview about some hot F10 M5 topics.
First, Mr. Biermann finally puts to rest the speculation of a potential all-wheel-drive model for the F10 M5, which he says is a no-go for the F10 model, but leaving open the possibility for future M models.
He then discussed manual transmission for the F10 M5, confirming that it is coming to the US next year, but also hinting that manual transmission will eventually not be … CONTINUED


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When you look through the view finder, the array of focus points is a matrix of small squares. But each of those small squares also has an even smaller square in the center of it. When using Single Point AF, you are using the larger, outer square for that point. When using Single Point Spot AF, you are using the tiny square in the center of each focus point.
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Written by Dr David Delvin, GP and family planning specialist and Christine Webber, psychotherapist
|Fortunately, for many females this lack of libido is only temporary.
Lack of sex drive (lack of libido) is common in women, but quite rare in men.
The American Medical Association has estimated that several million US women suffer from what doctors there call 'female sexual arousal disorder' (FSAD).
However, currently there seems to be an FSAD bandwagon, driven by doctors who think that nearly half the female population (43 per cent) lack sex drive. Such a high number really doesn't seem likely.
In the UK, family planning clinics and Relate (or Relationships Scotland) clinics see quite large numbers of women who complain of low libido. Our estimate is that at any one time, several hundred thousand women in Britain are troubled by lack of sex drive.
Many of these women have no problems with having orgasms. Rather, they have no real desire to have sex and their minds are not turned on by the prospect of love-making.
Fortunately, for many females this lack of libido is only temporary.
Some will get over it by themselves, and a lot more can be helped by expert medical or psychosexual advice. Others do not really want to get back into the world of rampaging sexual desire and are quite happy to lead lives which are untroubled by lust.
What are the causes of lack of libido in women?
As is the case with men, lack of desire in women can be of either physical or psychological origin.
Physical causes
- Anaemia, which is very common in women because of iron loss during periods.
- Alcoholism.
- Drug abuse.
- Major diseases such as diabetes.
- Post-baby 'coolness', a term we have coined for the loss of libido that often happens after childbirth. It is almost certainly linked to hormonal changes that occur at this time, though this has still not been proven. The general trauma of childbirth also plays a part – and after having a baby, many women are too exhausted to think about sex.
- Prescribed drugs, particularly tranquillisers.
- Hyperprolactinaemia – a rare disorder in which the pituitary gland is overactive.
- Other hormone abnormalities: leading Swiss gynaecologist Dr Michael Nemec claimed to us that abnormalities in the production of luteinising hormone (LH) often cause lack of desire, though there is little world-wide backing for this idea. And top British gynaecologist John Studd says that many women who have lost their libido lack androgenic (male) hormones. This view remains controversial.
You may be surprised that we haven't mentioned the menopause as a physical cause of loss of desire.
Contrary to myth, the menopause doesn't usually cause loss of libido, and indeed many women feel a lot sexier and have more orgasms in the postmenopausal part of their life.
Psychological causes
These causes are very common. It's understandable that when a woman is having a bad time emotionally, she may lose interest in sex.
Psychological causes include:
- depression
- stress and overwork
- anxiety
- hang-ups from childhood
- past sexual abuse or rape
- latent lesbianism
- serious relationship problems with your partner
- difficult living conditions, eg sharing a home with parents or parents-in-law.
What should a woman do about lack of libido?
Start by going to your GP, who can discuss the problem with you and do any necessary tests.
An alternative is to go to a woman doctor at a family planning clinic, since these practitioners are used to dealing with this particular problem.
Unfortunately, in the last few years family planning clinics have become swamped with patients, and many of them now won't take on psychosexual difficulties.
If psychological or relationship factors are predominant, it may well be worth going to Relate or Relationships Scotland. They are very experienced in these matters.
Are there any medicines for female loss of desire?
The big pharmaceutical companies are currently searching for a drug that will turn women on, but so far they have had little success.
At present, drugs are not of much relevance to the average woman who wants to pep up her libido a bit.
Far more important is to have the support and understanding of a partner who wants to help you defeat the problem – and who understands how to get you excited in bed.
Hormones are often suggested as a treatment for FSAD, particularly the male sex hormone testosterone.
Doctors have been trying out testosterone on women for more than 40 years, rarely with much benefit. Possible side-effects include hairiness, spots, a deep voice and enlargement of the clitoris.
However, there is some clinical evidence to support the use of testosterone as a treatment for low sexual desire. In 2007 a testosterone skin patch called Intrinsa became available in the UK, and a modest number of women have used it over the last five years.
This patch is only licensed on the NHS for women who have had an early surgically-induced menopause, and who are already receiving oestrogen therapy. Obviously, this is quite a small number of people.
We do know that Intrinsa is being prescribed privately for other women with low libido, or hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) as it is now sometimes termed. Also, a number of women are buying Intrinsa via the internet, without seeing a doctor. We do not recommend this.
So far, expert reactions to the drug are mixed. In America the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and in Britain the 'Drugs and Therapeutics Bulletin' have both been dismissive of the product.
However, the manufacturers claim that in a clinical trial, women using Intrinsa had an extra 1.9 satisfactory sexual experiences per month – as opposed to 0.5 experiences for those on a placebo patch.
Suction vibrators
Inventions that are supposed to increase female desire come and go.
In 2001 a device called the EROS was approved by the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for treating low sexual desire.
The gadget applies suction to the clitoris and so (in theory) increases desire.
The cost is currently around £200, but it's now extremely difficult to find one in Britain, which suggests that EROS has made relatively little impact in the UK.
Our opinion is that you could achieve much the same effect with any inexpensive suction vibrator. Currently, it's easy to buy such simple devices online for £20 to £30.
It's also undeniable that ordinary non-suction vibrators have helped a lot of women in the last decade or so.
Desire cream
A much hyped new 'desire cream' was also introduced in the early part of this century.
It contains an ingredient similar to wintergreen, and its effect is to produce a tingly sensation in the clitoris. It, too, has made little impact on British medical practice over the last decade.
There are various other similar products now available.
Erection drugs
Erection drugs like Viagra have still not been proven to help women who have a low libido.
There's some evidence that they may have a beneficial 'local' effect in increasing blood flow to the vagina and clitoris for a few hours. They may also increase lubrication in some women.
But in Britain, these drugs are currently not licensed for use in women.
Can low libido be cured?
Loss of desire can often be put right, but you need to look carefully at the causes of the problem – preferably with the loving cooperation of your partner. There aren't usually any quick fixes.
A high proportion of women do eventually achieve a return to normal libido.
Further information
Specialised help is available from:
- Relate
- Relationships Scotland (formerly known as Relate Scotland and before that Couple Counselling Scotland)
- the College of Sexual and Relationship Therapy (COSRT)
- Institute of Psychosexual Medicine
- Sexual Dysfunction Association
- a very limited amount of NHS psychosexual clinics and family planning clinics.
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A Camp Lejeune Marine is in custody after deputies arrested him in Duplin County.
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Duplin County Sheriff Blake Wallace said Lance Corporal Kenneth Austin of the Second Marine Division crashed his Ford Focus in a ditch near Highway 117.
Wallace put his deputies on alert around 5 Thursday morning when Camp Lejeune officials told them an armed and dangerous Marine could be headed their way.
Lejeune officials said Austin is now in custody of his unit.
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TOSS meat with cornstarch in medium bowl. Add marmalade and ginger; stir until well blended.
HEAT oil in large nonstick skillet on medium-high heat. Add meat mixture; stir-fry 4 to 5 min. or until meat is done. Add broccoli, water chestnuts and soy sauce; mix well. Cover; simmer on medium-low heat 5 min. or until thickened, stirring frequently.
SERVE over rice; top with nuts.