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Thanks for visiting my Heart Valve Journal. Please take a moment to write a note in my guestbook. It would mean a lot to me!
Hi Michael -I will be thinking of you and praying for you tomorrow. Denise Kirchner MV repair 05/29/12
Dear Michael and family,I am looking forward to my one year anniversary as well. We are so blessed to enjoy the days.God BlessJohn MadonnaLas Vegas nv
Dear Michael and family,Congratulations on your anniversary. It is an important milestone.nI had MVR on 3/2/10 and am doing great. I too, have a daughter that was born with TOF, and we thought needed no further repairs. She is 25 and we were just told she needs a PVR within a year from now. What type of valve did you use? Also, did they say down the road it could be repaired percutaneously? Thank you so much for your input....there are not many on here with this type of repair. Good luck,Theresa C.NJ
Hello! Thank you for your note. My surgery is next Wednesday so I'm getting down to the last few days...your note was very much appreciated :) My mom is planning on posting on the journal for me. It's good to know that the journal helped Michael through his recovery. I'm just trying to keep my thoughts on what it will be like two or three months out instead of focusing on what it will feel like immediately after surgery! Thanks for keeping me in your thoughts.-Shari
Hi there Michael's parents (and Michael)!Thanks for your response. My name is Shari Rosenberg and I started a journal (one entry) but will start writing in it more when my surgery gets closer (end of September). You are welcome to follow it of course if you are interested!Best of luck to Michael! Thanks for this great journal!Shari
Hi Michael! It looks like you're done with your journal but your story and positive energy have really made me feel better about things as a fellow young valve surgery patient! I am getting surgery in September, which is now right around the corner! And I found your journal which has been very positive and energetic. Best of luck to you on the next chapter of your life and thanks for sharing your story!
Hi Michael- I work with your Dad and wanted to send my congratulations on a wonderful recovery.I have been thinking of you all since your Dad told me about the surgery. Warmest Regards, Anna Cohen
Rogers Clan,You are inspiration... http://www.heart-valve-surgery.com/heart-surgery-blog/2011/07/06/pulmonary-replacement-fundraiser-journals-bleiweis/Thanks soooooooo much!Keep on tickin!Adam Pick
You look great! Congrats on the lemonade stand and a great cause. Keep smiling.Love you,Auntie Di
michael lucky for you I LOVE lemonade! put me down for 10 cups. I was out of town and missed it! My dad starts his cancer radiation next week so much going on here as well but never stop thinking about you and your wonderful family. I will cut you a check tomorrow and beckon for Jim to come pick it up. Keep smiling sunshine. All my love. Jenn Heller.
Mikey you're slackin on your journalsss.... :P
Get well soon! Heres to a speedy recovery.
You sound like you are doing great! Bike riding is one of my favorite forms of exercise plus nice to be riding along a golf course. Relaxing. Keep up the good work!Love you,Auntie Di
Hey Michael, are you doing cardiac rehab? Usually you can start that 4 weeks post-op if it's available. For lots of folks insurance covers it. It speeds recovery and makes you stronger. -- DVB
Michael,Congratulations on your speedy recovery, and hopefully your Dad will drop by in the near future at my office to say hello.Scott Williams
I am so happy to hear how well you are doing and even more excited you are playing your guitar. Keep getting stronger.Love you,Auntie Di
Michael, keep at it. Do what the docs and Mom and Dadsay. You'll keep getting stronger everyday.Teresa
MichaelGlad you are doing well & that all went as planed. You were in my prayers.Take care Miie Scicero
I know you're busy....but what about posting the pictures of you playing guitar and the giant Zebra sneaking up on you???? I know, I'm a slave driver , just ask Conner! The count down to college is this week, taking him up on Saturday....and somehow need to fit a birthday party for Evan in too...oh, yeah, and today is MY birthday! June! Ugh! Have a GREAT day! XOXOXOX Mrs. Holland
Hi Michael,It was great to see you yesterday - looking better each time! We could all see such a difference! We could see a difference in the lighter spirits of your family too. Enjoy your time with Grandma and Grandpa - great chance to ask them questions about their life experiences, childhood, special things they remember. Your very fortunate to have them there with you. Love you sweetie, see you soon.The Rawles
Hi Mikey,You have gone from hugging Lady Bugs,to playing guitar. Now thats progress.Glad to know you are getting better all the time.I spoke to the rim guy and he will be able to get your rims from me next Thursday. He stays busy, Talk to ya soon,Dale Blake
Michael,What great news! Keep up the good work. These two weeks have flown by for us, although I am sure you do not feel the same way. But hopefully, you can look back and see what amazing progress you have made and can feel like you are well on your way to recovery. We continue to pray for God's healing and strength. Say hello to everyone for us. Love, Aunt Karen for all
Hey Michael, It was so great seeing you yesterday. Thanks for stopping by with your dad. You are doing amazing and look incredible. I would be curled up in a corner in the fetal position because I'm such a wimp (ssshh, don't tell anyone!) ... lol ... Someone a few posts down said to enjoy all this attention now because before you know it will be gone. I have a feeling you were never starved for attention before and won't be in the future. You're a sweetie and a great young man! Go take care of yourself and we'll see you soon. Jenn Heller ... oh Pam is sad she missed you yesterday, um, not that I rubbed it in or anything! lol ...
Michael,Cannot wait to see you back with our PVIC Team! You look absolutely great! Mike
Michael, great update report and glad to see all the support you are getting with Grandma and Grandpa visiting. Now that we are back in Michigan, I am not getting as much golf in as we did before you graduation. Wish we could visit to have you drive me around on the courses and you will be out there hitting those long drives and making fantastic shots before long, Michael. Keep up the great progress and get your breathing exercises in each day. Love, Aunt Cindy and Uncle Dick
I have been following your journal for some time and I want to tell you what an amazing young man you are and please tell you parents what an amazing job they have done. You have already come a long way and it hasn't even been two weeks since your surgery. Hopefully this journal will help you with those blue moments, you wouldn't be normal if you didn't have them once in a while. Those will pass the stronger you get. My husband is eight weeks out from surgery and I can tell you that everyday will get easier. Take advantage of all of attention because before you know it things will be back to normal. You are in inspiration.
Hey buddy glad to hear everything is going well - not as fast as you'd like i'm sure - but pretty darn amazing. There will be plenty of time for busy stuff - try to enjoy your recup (recoup?) time - when you get to be my age you'll wish you had it again! see ya soon man....V. Thunder
Hey Michael,So good to know you are sleeping better. Leave it to Grampa to solve the raised bed issue. Heard you were having pasties last night. I am so jealous! So many people from our church have asked about you and how you are doing. You had, and still have, an army of prayer warriors from Ohio. We miss you and wish we could be there to keep you busy! Jeremy would love to team with you to take on your Mom and I in Smear. Say Hi to all for us.Love, Aunt Karen
Michael,Walk, walk, walk.... Just a little unsolicited advice for you from an old(er) guy. Don't know exactly where Ponte Vedra Beach is...but know when I've spent summer months at Montgomery, AL, the heat and humidity was, well, will say, really uncomfortable June through August. But, still was able to do some track work and other runs in the city for exercise very early in the AM, sometimes before the sunrise, and later in the evening, just before and sometimes after sunset. You are young and strong. I'm guessing...chk with your doc...the more walking you can do the better it is for you, and then whatever exercise suits you that your medical people approve...but, with the dog, with friends or family, or solo...do some progressively long walks to help you. ...barry on the mtn in NM
Please tell Grandpa that if he runs out of projects at your house, I have a few that can be taken care of at mine .. and you can rest in the guest room! :) Glad you're doing well. Just take advantage of being able to rest back to health and having all this down time. There will come a day that you wish you had all this time on your hands ... trust me, I know! :) Take care Michael. Jenn Heller
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Felix Hernandez is rarely ever beatable, but he has seemingly always lived up to his billing as one of the best in the game when he faces the Yankees in New York. Every time it looked like the King might be ready to break a little, he showed that he was only willing to bend, giving the Yankee offense enough hope by putting runners on base before slamming the door in their faces. It looked like another typical Felix start in the Bronx with the Yankees trailing 3-0 and Hernandez cruising, but a collision at first base with Lyle Overbay's leg clipping his knee was enough to end his night a little prematurely at 97 pitches. Fortunately, things started to turn around at that point.
CC Sabathia allowed ten hits in his 6.1 innings of work, but matched each hit with a strikeout to keep the Yankees in the game. Overbay botched a ball at first base that led to the first Seattle run, then Sabathia was bitten by a Raul Ibanez homer that landed in the first row in right field. We've seen that movie before, but it was a little more pleasant last time around. Before the Ibanez homer, Yankee pitchers hadn't allowed an earned run in their previous 21 innings.
The offense seemed to not be completely helpless against Hernandez, but every rally seemed to fizzle out quicker than it began. The only damage they could manage while Felix was in the game was an RBI double by Overbay that scored Curtis Granderson. Enter Yoervis Medina and Charlie Furbush. Chris Nelson blooped a hit into no man's land in center before advancing on a wild pitch. Medina was replaced by Furbush after striking out Austin Romine, but Brett Gardner worked a walk to bring Robinson Cano to the plate. Cano (and I) thought the pitch he hit was long gone, but it bounced just in front of the wall in front of the bullpen to tie the game at three-all. Pay that man, Hal. Pay him now.
An intentional walk of Vernon Wells loaded the bases for Overbay, who atoned once more for his error at first by lifting a ball to the outfield that was deep enough to score Cano from third and put the Yankees on top for good. David Robertson and Mariano Rivera came in and did their things, two bats died untimely deaths at the hand of Mo's cutter, and the Yankees pulled out a hard-earned victory out of what seemed like almost certain defeat with King Felix on the mound. The win improved the team's record in one-run games to 8-2 so far this season.
The task doesn't get much easier for the Yankees tomorrow, as they will have to face Hisashi Iwakuma tomorrow evening. Iwakuma is 4-1 with a 1.74 ERA so far in 2013.

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Monday, March 3rd — Midwest Storm Trackers (also still On-Air Pledge Drive week…)
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In the midst of our wishing for spring, Midwest Stormtrackers Steve and Dale (and more) return to discuss the upcoming tornado season and to promote weather safety and upcoming severe storm spotting classes this year. Their website is http://www.midwestsstrc.org/. They also hope that you'll pledge support to WORT during the Access Hour! more »
Monday, March 18 — Midwest Severe Storm Tracking and Response Center
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 | Access Hour
Steve Fitzsimmons and Chad Woodward from the Midwest Severe Storm Tracking & Response Center talk about tornado spotters, the coming tornado season, severe weather issues, differences between watches and warnings, answers to frequent questions like, "Do tornados avoid lakes?" and training opportunities for anyone interested in becoming a tornado spotter (as opposed to an untrained tornado spotter chaser). Sessions are being held around the listening area right now. Steve can be reached also at Steve Fitzsimmons MidWest SSTRC, Inc. Media Liaison/Tracker Newsletter Editor KC9IAR MidWest 136 http://www.midwestsstrc.org/ more »


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The long-rumored signing of Saprissa's Josue Martinez by the Philadelphia Union is now official. The 21-year-old forward has an impressive resume for a player his age, having scored 19 goals in 44 league matches over the past three seasons and scoring five times in 11 Costa Rican national team appearances.
When rumors of his signing first surfaced, Union blog Brotherly Game speculated that Martinez could become the first player signed under the league's new Youth Designated Player Rule, which would allow him to count just $200,000 against the salary cap. Although no such designation was announced, it would stand to reason that a player of his pedigree would require a somewhat substantial transfer fee. Brotherly Game put the potential transfer fee at $500,000.
Even if the Union paid such a large transfer, it's possible they could pay down his cap hit below the DP threshold with allocation dollars, some of which was obtained from last season's transfer of Carlos Ruiz.
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Touching Lives Around the World
It is thrilling to be on Penn's campus and serve as the new director of the Abramson Cancer Center. When I think about the lives that are affected each day by the Abramson Cancer Center, I am overwhelmed. I am also struck by the level of commitment to our mission that I see here. It's a commitment that encompasses the work we do, the relationships between our staff members, and the compassionate care we extend to our patients and their loved ones. And it's a commitment I see from everyone I encounter, from physicians, nurses, and physical therapists to social workers, nutritionists, and care coordinators.
The connections between the Abramson Cancer Center and the community we serve extend outward into the lives of cancer patients around the world. The impact of our work is a responsibility we think about every day as we continue to improve the ways we prevent, diagnose, and treat this devastating disease.
Translational Centers of Excellence
The future of cancer care at the Abramson Cancer Center lies in the creation of Translational Centers of Excellence (TCEs) that include intimately connected disease-specific care teams.
By linking scientists, clinicians, clinical investigators, nurses, geneticists, and researchers, these TCEs will allow the ongoing delivery of state-of-the-art therapies and care. Interdisciplinary TCEs will provide the highest standards of care as well as the latest experimental therapy based on research with tangible measures of outcome.
Everyone who chooses the Abramson Cancer Center expects the best from us. They expect outstanding care and they expect HOPE. And that's exactly what we'll give them. I always remind myself that the patient is waiting, and I look forward to being a part of the Abramson Cancer Center as we continue to provide the patient waiting in our own clinics and around the world with hope, compassion, and technologies that improve their well-being.
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Imagine a blackhawk helicopter landing in your neighborhood. That's what a couple dozen families on the south side woke up to Friday morning.
Cell phone video captured by a viewer shows a blackhawk helicopter landing in an open field at 8:30 a.m. The sights and sounds came as a surprise to many.
"I thought it was interesting. I thought it was cool, everybody was trying to see what was going on but nobody figured it out," said JP Soto, a witness.
Office of Air and Marine officials say the pilots had a safety concern so they landed to check things out. Jose Romero says the chopper hovered in the sky for at least a half an hour before landing. He thinks there's more to the story since he saw one of the agents get out, grab a package on the ground and return to the chopper.
"It looked very suspicious," said Romero. "A helicopter that size landing and the type of uniforms they were wearing."
"It didn't seem like the helicopter was having any problems," said one neighbor. "The helicopter sounded like it was a regular helicopter, it didn't have any put-put sound or anything like that."
But others like Soto say it appears agents could've had some kind of a problem. "Once it did land, I saw a guy go back in the street and another guy get off and check the tires," said Soto.
Officials say the chopper was on its way to patrol the desert but turned back and headed to base once determined it was okay to fly.
Officials say no one was in danger including the public or the crew.
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---- — MANCHESTER — As first impressions go, this one was pretty good.
Marquee player Mark Philippoussis made his home debut for the Boston Lobsters last night, contributing seven scintillating aces while helping the hosts beat Philadelphia in men's singles and men's doubles.
The points won by their Australian star helped Boston pull out a 22-19 overtime win over the Freedom in World TeamTennis action at Joan Norton Tennis Center and Manchester Athletic Club.
The Freedom (1-4) won the evening's final match, mixed doubles, to make it 21-19. Mylan World Team Tennis rules allowed mixed doubles to continue; had Philadelphia won two games they would've forced a super tiebreaker, but Boston's Eric Butorac and Katalin Marosi won the first game of OT to seal Boston's second team victory in three nights.
"It was good," said Philippoussis. "The crowd was lively and it was a good first experience here. It's always better when you can pull out the win."
Boston (3-4) has played the most matches of any team in the league, and their busy slate continues tonight when they host Washington and its marquee player, Martina Hingis (7 p.m.), back at the MAC.
At 6-foot-5, Philippoussis brings a powerful serve and plenty of experience. The 36-year-old was the first player to lose to Roger Federer in a Grand Slam Final (Wimbeldon, 2003). He also played in two Grand Slam Finals and two Olympics.
Last night, he uncorked that serve on Samuel Groth of the Freedom in the opening match, which Philippoussis won 5-2.
"With that huge serve, you know going into men's singles if he can squeeze out a break, you have a chance to take a lead," said Lobsters head coach Bud Schultz. "That's nice to know going into the rest of the match ... and it's great having Mark on board."
Philippoussis grabbed a break point in the second game (winning while Groth was serving) and took a 3-0 lead before the resilient Groth rallied. On serve, Philippoussis finished the job with relative ease.
"Whenever you're going against someone with a big serve, you're just trying to get anything on it you can, make him do it as many times as possible so he might double fault, which he did," Philippoussis said. "For me, serving has always been a big part of my game and you're going to play to your strengths and play your game out there."
Boston's Jill Craybas took a 3-1 lead over 17-year-old Victoria Duval in women's singles, but the youngster rallied to win four straight games (two of them breaks) to take the match, 5-3. Duval got the better of several long volleys on game points, which was a great change of pace for a crowd that was fortunate to witness both powerful serves from the men and incredibly accurate winners from the women.
Philippoussis teamed with Eric Butorac in men's doubles and the pair won, 5-4, in a tiebreaker. Groth and Jordan Kerr battled for the Freedom, breaking Boston after the Lobsters had taken a 4-1 lead. The Lobsters won the tiebreak, however, to salvage what proved to be a crucial point.
"We lost a little focus there, but we ended up winning," said Philippoussis.
Boston showed some resiliency of their own in women's doubles, as Craybas and Katalin Marosi won three straight games to take their match 5-3. That gave Boston a healthy lead heading into mixed doubles, but Groth and Liezel Huber won 5-3 to force overtime.
"I thought we played better than what the score ended up," said Schultz. "We've struggled to this point in the season with the three-all points (i.e., when a game is tied 3-3 and the next point wins). When you have the opportunity to put a game in your pocket, you have to close it out.
"We did enough of that to get over the finish line but we have to do better."
After last night, the Lobsters had played three nights in a row in three different cities (Friday in Sacramento, Saturday in Texas and last night at home). It's a taxing schedule that Boston hopes pays off down the road; the Lobsters are now in second place in the Eastern Conference.
"I just keep preaching head and heart, every night. Even if you're playing poorly, squeeze out a game or two, show up with head and heart and we'll be fine," said Schultz.


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The Virginia Center for Restorative Justice
from Sylvia Clute's post in Genuine Justice:
How does a community establish a restorative justice program? It happens at the local level when committed individuals decide to make it happen. Take the Virginia Center for Restorative Justice (VCRJ), for example, a nonprofit established late last year in Richmond, Virginia.
VCRJ was founded by its Executive Director, Judy Clarke, a woman whose commitment to restorative justice is grounded in her abiding faith in God and in the fundamental goodness of humanity. But this journey began for Judy many years ago when she visited the Richmond City Jail for a day with a group of business leaders who were charged with finding a solution to the jail's problems.
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October 4, 2013
Sexual harassment in any circumstance is no laughing matter....
Our children are deluged with sexual immorality everywhere we look today. Are you seriously wondering why there is a problem? Seriously???
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Teaching kids that everyone deserves respect and dignity which includes not using sexual rhetoric to harass and bully is a bad thing, 50s4ever? Are you really that heartless and cruel?
The article never mention TLBG kids yet you bring it up, using some kind of paranoid fantasy about "Mandatory experimentation and participation?" More and more it looks as if you have some personal issues to reconcile in this area.
Sexual harassment is one of the ways that our culture uses to marginalize and cement in place people who do not fit the majority view of the superiority of cissexist heteronormativity. It causes egregious harm to kids and adults alike. I say, marginalize the bullies and harassers instead.
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Oh 50s, your juvenile attempt to bait me using lgbt as an issue is about what I would expect from someone with your limitations. You had better go into hiding before the LGBT Police come and take you in for mandatory experimentation and participation. It must be awful to be so paranoid. So many people to fear.
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Sexual harassment is teaching lgbt is acceptable behavior. It's already being applauded and celebrated. What's next? Mandatory experimentation and participation?
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With those statistics I think we better just give the country to a race that isn't such a bunch of wimps. Note how much is on line? Don't go to a bully place and complain about bullies (that you can lock out)! What's wrong with you people?
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04-12-2011 11:26
I have Nokia C7 and windows 7 64 bit...i didnt get succeeded in connecting my phone and laptop......nobody help me out on this forum after alot of posts....now i want to throw my Nokia phone and never ever again want to buy it...........any Nokia phone expert help me plz...
04-12-2011 13:59
What kind of connection are you trying to make? Are you using the latest Nokia Ovi Suite? What errors do you get?
05-12-2011 14:04
Thanksssssssssssss aloooooooot for reply.....I want to connect my phone with laptop via bluetooth and also via USB cable...when i connect my phone via latest OVI suit then my phone get paired first successfully but then afterwards when OVI suit goes to "cheking bluetooth capabilities of your device"...after 5 or 10 min searching it goes to "connection failed"...no file sending is possible from Laptop to phone and phone to Laptop...when i try to send file from phone to laptop i got msg on my phone in a moment "unable to connect"...and when i try to send file from Laptop to phone i got no responce....complete silence...initially i got an error "bluetooth peripheral device driver not found"....plz reply
05-12-2011 18:47
Looks like a driver issue to me. Uninstall all Nokia software and drivers with Revo. Clean registry and restart. Reinstall Nokia Suite without any additional drivers. Reset the C7. Dial *#7370# reformat, you'll lose all data. Make a backup first and restore without the settings. Reconnect the phone when asked.
14-12-2011 11:54
Done all steps but no success at all.............i think it requires something more...
14-12-2011 12:19
sending my screen image about error.....
14-12-2011 18:32 - edited 14-12-2011 18:36
Looking at your screenshot, your device is not connected. Delete all Bluetooth accesspoints from your device. Make sure Bluetooth is on and visible. I suggest you close as many apps as you can on your lap. Did you install Nokia Suite as admin? Is your Bluetooth stack in this list?
And from here on, stick to this one post, you're all over the board.
17-12-2011 13:59
1.My fone is connected as it got paired and appeared on Laptop.
2.What do u mean by delete all access points?delete from fone or Laptop?as in fone there are no access points?..plz clear this
3.bluetooth is on and shown to all.
4.yes, I install suit as an admin.
5.I m sending u my screen images of stacks.take a look and tell me the installations are enough or not?or there is need to install something more.
One more thing my fone is connected with other fones and Laptops successfully with windows 32 bit and my Laptop is connected with other nokia fones except this C7...
17-12-2011 18:29
By accesspoints I mean paired devices in Bluetooth settings. Longpress a device (e.g. lap) and delete.
I still think it's a driver issue even though W7 64bit is known for Nokia Suite installation problems. Did you check for updates for your Dell Wireless 1701drivers? Check Bluetooth devices in Networkadapters with Device Manager.
18-12-2011 12:51
I delete all access points...
About update i m confused......I open the Link u paste...go to download and download the driver....but It is for 1701....on the other hand in my Laptop installation is with name 1702...(sending my screen image of Network adapter)....even though i install this download....as i didnt understand this update point very much...plz describe it more...how i can update my driver in this device manager?...and which one is need for update?
18-12-2011 13:09
After new driver installation from link u send...i did connection steps again...and sending my screen image...still no connection..
18-12-2011 14:45
18-12-2011 17:07
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After new driver installation from link u send...i did connection steps again...and sending my screen image...still no connection..
My mistake. Check this new link for the right W7 driver.
19-12-2011 15:12
Yes, I connect my phone with other laptops with Windows Home edition, Windows 7 32 bit, it connect successfully.
I connect my fone with other fones as well, it is fine n ok...connect successfully...The problem is with this Laptop, having Windows 7 but 64 bit...I dont think there is problem with my system as i formate it again n again to rectify any this type of issue...i also formate my fone as well..but still no connection..
19-12-2011 16:28
After new installation i did connection steps again....no success...sending u my image as well...
19-12-2011 18:20
Check Bluetooth without Nokia Suite. You should be able to at least transfer files.
22-12-2011 17:04
Without using Suit, When i try to send a file from phone to Laptop , in a sec i got msg on phone "unable to connect"....
When i try to transfer file from Laptop to phone i didnt get any success at all....No transfer of files with or without Suit....
22-12-2011 18:53
Still a driver conflict. In fact, you're using to sets of BT drivers (Dell + Microsoft). Uninstall all Nokia related software, drivers and Dell BT drivers as I wrote earlier. Reinstall Nokia Suite and let Windows do the rest without the Dell BT drivers.
Now, keep smiling, we're almost there.
26-12-2011 17:11
I again uninstall all nokia related products & BT drivers as well....when i restart Laptop automatically windows install BT driver....then i install Nokia Suit and tried to connect....i send u images of all these processes as well....finally again failed to connect........i didnt know why all methods r not working.....plz continue to guide me...
26-12-2011 17:13
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$2,600 - $2,900 /mth
Great vacation home
Review submitted: July 1, 2014 Date of arrival: June 14, 2014
We just stayed here and we had a wonderful time! The house was very clean and everything was just as the ad said! It was very easy booking it and we had no problems when we arrived! The house was very close to stores and all things Disney! We would stay here again and would recommend it to anyone coming to the Orlando area! The Henson family- Rock Hill S.C.
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Disney trip
Review submitted: November 3, 2013 Date of arrival: October 26, 2013
A lifelong dream vacation to Disney World was made even better staying in this gorgeous home. My family loved the place the gated community made us feel safe and the clubhouse staff were very friendly. Everything you need are close by including Disney! So nice to get up and hit the pool and hot tub before a long day at the park then jump in again after getting home from the park. Will return again thank you. Keith and June
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car
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Terrific Stay!
Review submitted: February 18, 2013 Date of arrival: February 8, 2013
We had a fabulous stay at this villa. We loved that it is in a gated community and the house was spotless. An added bonus was being across the street from the clubhouse/ pool/hot tub/ tiki bar. The staff there was very friendly. After a long day at disney our kids loving coming home to our own pool and hot tub. I would recommend this house to anyone, and we hope to be back again.
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Helpful votes: 5 / 5
Amazing home away from home
Review submitted: December 1, 2012 Date of arrival: November 1, 2012
The home was exactly that, a home away from away. Very inviting. Cozy and comfortable. Everything we needed for our months stay was there. With plenty of towels and linens. Our children and grandchildren visited while we were there. The rooms were decorated so cute for the kids. We had 16 for Thanksgiving dinner and there was plenty of room for everyone to move around. We especially liked that it is in the perfect location directly across from the club house(playground, pool, tiki bar, game room, ect...) Just a few minutes from Disney. The owner was excellent to work with from reservations to check out. Do not hestiate to rent this beauty.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers
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awsome villa
Review submitted: May 2, 2012 Date of arrival: April 22, 2012
Beautiful villa. Very spacious. Very nice rooms and very clean. Kitchin had everything we needed. Also great for kids. Thank you. We will be returning.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with teenagers, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
My Best Disney Vacation in Florida
Review submitted: December 13, 2011 Date of arrival: December 3, 2011
I visited from California and stayed at this beautiful home located in a gated community. This home was presented in a professional way. This was located very close to Disney World and Lego Land. There is a clubhouse conveniently right across the street fully equipped with a friendly staff, gym, arcade, large pool with a tiki bar that just opened. I definitely recommend this location for future fun filled family Disney vacation.
Kenny and Family
Los Angeles, CA.
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We enjoyed our Orlando stay very much
Review submitted: August 14, 2011 Date of arrival: August 2, 2011
The villa is about 15 minutes away from Disney, and 45 minutes away from the airport. The surroundings are quiet, but you can still enjoy yourself! The clubhouse is only a few steps away, which provided us with many services like ticket and DVD rentals. We also enjoyed the community pool and gym. We loved our two week stay at this villa! It was clean and properly maintained. The property felt just like home, with wireless Internet, three TVs and other appliances. There was even an iPod dock! The kitchen had plenty of utensils, etc. Our kids have a blast at the private pool.
I was a little worried about using the Internet to choose a privately owned property, but as it turned out, there was no reason to be nervous. The property owner answered our questions thoroughly and quickly, and gave us useful local information. When I called the local management because I couldn't operate an appliance, they came to my help in a flash.
Susan Nahikian Herndon, VA
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Beautiful Vacation Home
Review submitted: March 19, 2010 Date of arrival: March 6, 2010
Our family enjoyed our stay in this beautiful and exceptionally clean vacation home. We loved the quiet gated community including the club house,community pool area, and park convienently located across the street. We enjoyed the homes private pool and hot tub area and appreciated the safety fence that allowed for our grandchildren to enjoy the patio area without access to the pool area.The location is perfect to enjoy the theme parks, beach areas or just to enjoy a relaxing vacation. The management company was accomadating to all our needs and we appreciate their kindness. We will definetly recomend this property to all our friends and family.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 5 / 5
Review submitted: April 24, 2009 Date of arrival: April 24, 2009
This property is very clean and well-maintained. The gated community is quiet and nice. Our kids loved the pool. This villa is not too far away from Disney, it took us 10-15 minutes to drive to Disney EPCOT Center. The kitchen is well equipped. We will definitely book again next year. -Sharon, Edison, NJ
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Review submitted: March 30, 2009 Date of arrival: March 1, 2009
Many thanks again for the use of your lovely villa. We had a fabulous time and both the children and ourselves felt that the house, the pools, the location were just perfect for a family vacation.
We hope that we can visit again next year!
Gary and Hande, Toronto, CANADA
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Review submitted: October 25, 2008 Date of arrival: October 1, 2008
We had a wonderful time in this villa, it was great! The house is very comfortable, plenty of room for our two families of eight and the two suites that made sure that no one was waiting just to use the bathroom at any time. We enjoyed the pool area every morning and each evening after a long day at the parks. It is a nice house for all types of getaways especially with children or multi families! This is truly a wonderful vacation house! Stephanie, Harrisburg, PA
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Great accomodation, poor services
Review submitted: September 29, 2008 Date of arrival: September 6, 2008
Me and my three friends (ages 17-22) stayed here for a week in September. It was really good value for money, the house was great and the pool and setting was really nice. Only problem we had was the service in the actual complex.
It boasts wi-fi internet which was a must for our trip, we needed online access. We are all very technically minded, and couldnt connect to the internet, nor were the router details and CD's left as have been in other accomodations. The phoneline was non existant, and as the ClubHouse is no affiliated with the owners, it left you unable to contact the management services or owners, as you couldnt even email them!
I would come back, and like i said, the place itself is great, spacious and well situated, but just be aware of the above!
Recommended for: families with young children
Owners response: The Verizon FIOS broadband internet and telephone in the villa is back and is running now. Verizon claimed that they had some area black-out during Hurricane Ike. Hope to see you in the future.
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Review submitted: August 9, 2008 Date of arrival: July 28, 2008
The best vacation ever! This house was simply gorgeous and extremely comfortable. I felt at home the minute I stepped into it. It was extremely clean, and the choice in furniture is impeccable. I truly enjoyed my week, we wish we had booked for two weeks but we would know better for next year. The community is quiet, and away from it all. I love it for its privacy. The only thing is I wish there was another television in the 2nd Master bedroom. Other than that this house is a definite pick for vacationers. We are definitely selling our timeshare and going this route from now on. Joy, Nassau, Bahamas. July 2008
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My 4th of July Week in Disney
Review submitted: July 16, 2008 Date of arrival: July 3, 2008
We really enjoyed your beautiful home and had a wonderful 4th of July holiday. The villa contained everything we needed for our stay. We would certainly recommend it to anybody requiring accommodation close to Disney. There are plenty of clean towels. The Clubhouse is definitely fun for kids.
Lynnette L, Front Royal, VA - July 2008
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Review submitted: June 22, 2008 Date of arrival: June 15, 2008
I wanted to send you a quick note to let you know how much we enjoyed spending the week at your villa while we were in Florida. Your home was really clean. The pool was so much fun! We arrived Saturday night and of course went swimming. We went swimming every day. The service we received from guest services was perfect. They promptly met all of our requests. It is a gated community and is located directly across a clubhouse that in itself was a great place for the kids to play in the arcade games, sand volleyball and mini-golf putting green. We would rent your home again if we visited Florida. Thanks again. Elaine Dodge and Family
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A sushi restaurant in Sacramento. Most rolls are half off if dining in for lunch or dinner, and sake bombs are $1.50 (for dinner, at least). There are tons of favorites like dragon, spider and rainbow rolls, and lots of others with names like "Oh Yes!" and "The Lion King." Two people could leave stuffed and buzzed for about $25.
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2007-07-14 09:00:49 the half off sushi rolls are decent for the price. However, do not order the diners, the sashimi is of poor quality, and the cooked entrees aren't very good. Also the "very good salad" was mediocre at best, but i apreciate the irony. —MattHh


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By J SWYGART
Indiana's Kernan-Shepard report has been collecting dust for six or more years now, and if a dust-up in Adams County this month is any indication, that comprehensive report is destined to remain mothballed.
By BOB SHRALUKA
Okay, let's get it out of the way right now. Let's move right to the tough part, to the hard facts. Those cold, hard facts.
Here goes: Some day in the near future — and that may be sooner rather than later — Adams County is going to have to take a serious look at building a ... new jail!
Whew! That wasn't easy, right?
By MARK TURNER
Quentin Tarantino has never been one to shy away from controversy. From his first film, RESERVOIR DOGS, he jumped into filmmaking head-first, creating films he wanted to see and that apparently the rest of the world has too.
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Youth hear a lot about alcohol from TV, movies, music, and their friends. This is the time of year when they are talking about it more because of prom and graduation. Research has shown time and time again that parents are the greatest influence on their kids. So what should you know about underage drinking?
By REBEKAH R. BLOMENBERG
How long has it been since your last family vacation?
Times are tough. Jobs are scarce, and money even more so. On the other hand, vacations are a great way to bond with the family and build memories. So how do you get away without spending an outrageous amount of money?
By DYLAN MALONE
It's amazing that despite the atrocious weather, there is still so much to talk about in the sports world at a local level.
Without going into too much detail about a sensitive issue, the news about coach Eric Myers' resignation as the South Adams' wrestling coach was shocking to me.
By DYLAN MALONE
I've been meaning to write about the NCAA tournament but with sports in full swing it was mostly just an afterthought to pictures, stories, and more pictures.
Now that I have a moment to think about it, the basketball season's end at the collegiate level was very anti-climactic for me. Not the men's tournament, mind you. The women's.
How many people even watched one game of the women's NCAA tournament?
By BOB SHRALUKA
If arming the teachers and principals in Indiana schools is the answer, as some in the legislature believe, then why not arms the kids, too?
If the nut with the gun shoots his way in on the south side of the building and the teacher/administrator/officer who's been trained and armed is on the north side of the building, well ... But if all the kids have guns, it won't matter where the nut enters.
By REBEKAH R. BLOMENBERG
Everyone should take up a new hobby. One that is inexpensive, can be done in any kind of housing, and is thoroughly profitable.
I'm not going to lie; this article was Mom's idea. I grew up on a farm with three brothers. She had to keep us busy somehow. Picking, stemming, podding, husking...it was all part of her sneaky plan to keep us out of her hair. For several years of my life, I was so scarred that I hated strawberries. I still hate blueberries.
By MARK TURNER
With the success of the EVIL DEAD remake I wonder if young movie-goers will understand the shock and outrage that came about with the initial release of Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO. In 1960 this film stunned audiences around the world with what was then extreme footage. Compared to today's films it was nothing but that's the thing about classic films. To watch them and to get out of them what the film maker intended you have to place yourself back at that time rather than view it from today's standards.


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"Stories are for those late hours in the night when you can't remember how you got from where you were to where you are. Stories are for eternity, when memory is erased, when there is nothing to remember but the story."
Sitting in bed, propped against my pillow, I have to fight every inclination to get out. An adult in more than age for a few years now, I have a physical tomorrow. I am in decent health, and should incur no monetary penalties from the insurance company. Normal stuff really. But still I sit, ill at ease. I have no idea how I ended up here, in this bed. When did I have to start worrying about my health, the outcome of a physical? When did I grow up? It doesn't happen overnight, and to be sure it isn't obvious. This led me to pick up my favorite book, Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried. As much about Truth, Memory, and the art of narrative as it is about Vietnam--the text never fails to enlighten me in times of confusion. And, after reading some passages, it hit me: the events that are responsible for my new standing in life no longer exist, they are only memories to me and the others that share them, they are a story.
This realization led me to the site, this site, our site. For what this site does is more than give us updates on squad rotation, transfer targets, and matches: it gives us stories, it reminds us who we are, who we want to be, and sometimes how far we fall short.
In his brilliant short story "Spin", Tim O'Brien posits that "[on] occasions the war was like a Ping-Pong ball. You could put fancy spin on it, you could make it dance" (pg 32). Using the Vietnam War as his means, O'Brien creates a narrative that speaks to a story's unique ability to attribute meaning to the literal, to add dimension to an action passed, to make memories reverberate. Using the arc of each Premier League campaign as our fuel, and the site as our means, the Commentariat attempt to do the very same thing to our support of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club: we want it to sing.
Like the time I invited my friend over to my dim, 56th St. apartment in order to watch a five pm replay of Spurs-Bolton. Niko Krancjar struck a game winner in stoppage time, and I was screaming at the top of my lungs, playing the air guitar. We were drinking Furthermore Proper, we had eaten sub sandwiches. We had watched other matches together, but this cemented his passion. He hasn't missed too many since that day.
Or the time I woke up to a full bag of McDonald's at my side. I had slept on the couch after another night of fighting with my girlfriend. Another bender. I was sick of regrets so I drove down Howard Avenue to Bay View, to Highbury, to watch Spurs lose to United 3-1. It was the first match I watched live, after two years of following online.
I remember Ben, my friend, telling me that he tears up when he hears "When the Spurs Go Marching In". Upon watching the 5-0 dismantling of Newcastle, I remember feeling a certain melancholy. Harry had just come back, we were fluid, and we would not be this good, maybe, ever again. We were like football heaven. We saved Louis Saha, Emmanuel Adebayor, Scott Parker from their purgatories. THFC was a revelation. That night was spectacular, the high water mark, and I was sad. Football breeds paradox.
It is the nights I spent in my apartment on Kane Place, two blocks from Lake Michigan, absorbing Tottenham's history. It is that kitchen stool that marked my last years of the School of Education; it is that stool that begot my love of Spurs. It is the mornings in Howard Avenue's galley kitchen, brewing coffee, sitting low on the ottoman pulled against a wall of cupboards, laptop streaming the Barclays Premier League, while outside the seasons changed from summer to fall. It is the black mornings of match day in the pub, the stale smell of beer mixing with watered down bleach, as the owner cleans around the early arrivals, the dividing heat of match day only lukewarm and collegial at dawn. It is the sweet sausage and eggs, served with peppers. It is the chorizo and eggs with tortillas, when we all stand around the frying pan, not wanting to sit down. None of these memories have a result.
Or the time I bought shot after shot to numb the reality of Chelsea winning the Champions' League, and one of the guys drinking with us got up and left, fearing for his physical well being. Or the time I told the bartender that I couldn't drink any more steins of Oktoberfest, I needed to sober up for a family party later in the day. She offered me water. I told her to grow up, that's just my way of ordering a Pabst.
This one gets me every time. Ledley King retired, and we talked about how unfair it is that his knees betrayed him. Which led to me thinking about many of the students I've taught, and that they are poor, and maybe hungry, and that, maybe, "unfair" and "betray" are strange words that prove how large, and inexact, language is.
But, on the other hand, Fabrice Muamba--and Petrilli's piece in the aftermath--proved why sport does matter.
I have many interests in life, and sometimes I feel guilt over how much I care about Spurs; but, then I usually just have a laugh, realizing that--it seems--I am in good company.
Because as O'Brien notes, "I feel guilty sometimes...I should forget it. But the thing about remembering is that you don't forget...[t]hat's the real obsession. All those stories" (pg 34-35).
O'Brien, T. (1990). The things they carried. (Paperback Ed. ed.). New York: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.


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Las Vegas is known for a lot of things -- weddings and Elvis being two of the big ones -- so what better theme to choose for your wedding than an Elvis ceremony? Elvis himself chose to tie the knot with Priscilla here in Vegas in 1967 during an eight-minute ceremony at the original Aladdin Hotel, now known as Planet Hollywood.
Since Planet Hollywood has that distinct honor, of course it offers an Elvis wedding package. You can be married and serenaded by Elvis.
Elvis impersonators at the wedding chapels vary in their approach. Some pick up the couples in limousines, a few have arrived at the chapel riding a four-seat tandem bicycle with the wedding couple, and almost all of them sing.
The Elvis/Blue Hawaii package at the Viva Las Vegas Chapel has an Elvis chapel with Elvis memorabilia, Hawaiian sets and props and, of course, a Priscilla impersonator.
Cupid's Wedding Chapel offers a chance to renew your vows with the King. Elvis will perform your ceremony, entertain you with three songs and pose for photographs.
If you're a real Elvis fanatic, why not have Elvis walk you down the aisle? The Silver Bell Wedding Chapel offers that and more. Elvis will sing three songs and you'll receive a satin scarf as a souvenir -- just like the ones Elvis was famous for handing out at his concerts.
At A Las Vegas Wedding Chapel, the King can entertain you and your guests for one hour at the chapel's reception center. Or how about the "Aloha Las Vegas" package where Elvis and the Hula Girls will sing and dance four songs?
Since 1992, Elvis impersonator Jesse Garon of Elvis of Las Vegas has married couples in various chapels, serenaded and danced for wedding parties as well as taken visitors for a drive in his pink Cadillac down the Las Vegas Strip. Garon has appeared on shows and networks including "The Tonight Show," "Regis and Kelly," HBO and E! Entertainment Television, to name a few.
And finally, what would the Graceland Wedding Chapel be without an Elvis ceremony? Graceland was the first chapel to specialize in Elvis themes 25 years ago. The King's Package provides an Elvis to entertain at your wedding or perform renewal ceremonies.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: Planet Hollywood Hotel Chapel, Silver Bell Wedding Chapel, Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel, Graceland Wedding Chapel, A Las Vegas Wedding Chapel, Cupid's Wedding Chapel, A Hollywood Wedding Chapel, Shalimar Wedding Chapel, Elvis of Las Vegas. For more information on these chapels, visit the VEGAS.com guide to wedding chapels.
There are several wedding chapels in Las Vegas that will perform commitment ceremonies for gay and lesbian couples. Although not legally recognized as a marriage in Nevada, gay partners can still enjoy a ceremony with the same amenities that many traditional wedding services offer. In lieu of a marriage license, most chapels will provide couples with a certificate commemorating the event.
The Gay Chapel of Las Vegas is the city's only gay-owned-and-operated ceremony chapel. The chapel can accommodate up to 100 guests. Couples can choose from many themed wedding packages including beach party, disco, Egyptian, Gothic or Elvis Blue Hawaii wedding. Services are available including limousines, flowers, photography and video services.
Eternal Hope Ministry conducts alternative lifestyle ceremonies in English or Spanish. You can choose the location of the ceremony such as a chapel or in the privacy of your own hotel room. Arrangements can be made for champagne, flowers, cake and an Elvis-themed ceremony.
The Silver Bell Wedding Chapel offers different packages for commitment ceremonies. Services available include photos, video, flowers, music and more.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: Cupid's Wedding Chapel, Silver Bell Wedding Chapel, Gay Chapel of Las Vegas, Eternal Hope Ministry. For more information on these chapels, visit the VEGAS.com guide to wedding chapels.
If you're already an on-the-go type of couple, then why not commemorate your big day with a drive-thru wedding chapel ceremony? Share your vows in the luxury of your car. The trend started with The Little White Wedding Chapel's Tunnel of Love Drive-Thru in the '90s. This feature was initially meant for the disabled, making it easier to get hitched without leaving the car. Now, the window is open to everyone. For a fee, you can even swap your wheels for a pink Cadillac and an Elvis at the window. Amenities include a bouquet, boutonniere, photos and a ceremony DVD.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: The Little White Wedding Chapel. For more information, click here.
All the world's a stage, and now you can get married on one during your own personal KISS rock concert. Think guitar picks instead of rose petals, smoke effects, theatrical lights and a Gene Simmons impersonator as your officiant. Your wedding is guaranteed to be "Hotter Than Hell."
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: KISS by Monster Mini Golf. For more information, click here.
Newlyweds are sure to be moons over their hammy for this one: Denny's in Downtown Las Vegas is stepping things up -- not only can you enjoy delicious eggs and pancakes around the clock, but you can get hitched at the 64,000-square-foot restaurant on Fremont Street. This is the first Denny's in the world with weddings on its menu.
Like the diner, this chapel will be available 24 hours a day.
And what's a wedding reception without a celebration toast? This location also offers a full-service bar. Add-ons include wedding cakes made of Denny's Pancake Puppies as well as an interactive photo booth.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: Denny's at Neonopolis. Find out more about it here.
In Vegas, it's all about the romance. The best thing about it is you don't have to fly internationally to say "I do." The Paris package gives the option of being married atop the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas. The ceremony takes place on the 50th-story outdoor observation desk. Video recording begins from the moment you enter the glass elevator until you ride back down. Multiple amenities are available, including live music by a guitarist or pianist, suite package, photography and spa passes.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: Paris Las Vegas. For more information on packages, services and office hours click here.
Did someone order a special delivery? Not to be confused with drive-thru weddings, mobile weddings actually come to you. Whether you want to say "I do" in front of the famous "Welcome to Las Vegas" Sign or in the beautiful natural settings at Red Rock Canyon, couples can have the ceremony virtually anywhere. You can even get married inside your hotel room!
Las Vegas Wedding Wagon offers weddings, renewals and commitment ceremonies starting at just $129, which includes minister fees, photos and even a witness. While public places tend to have heavy foot traffic, the planners do their best to accommodate for this fun, unique and affordable Vegas experience. The only thing you'll need to do is get your marriage license from the Clark County Marriage Bureau ($60) before the ceremony.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: Las Vegas Wedding Wagon. For more information, click here.
What could be more romantic than a wedding in Venice? The Venetian has a respectable replica of the city's canals and not only can you take a cruise in a gondola you also can get married in one, too. The Cerimonia Sul'Aqua weddings take place in an authentic Italian gondola large enough for the bride, groom, witness and minister.
Features of the gondola wedding ceremony include a singing gondolier, bridal bouquet, photos and a groom's boutonniere. With a ceremony this romantic, you'll feel like you've been transported to Italy. You'll want the gondola moment to last forever.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: The Venetian hotel-casino, Lake Las Vegas. For more information on The Venetian's wedding packages and services, click here.
Located on the Las Vegas Strip just south of Mandalay Bay, the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign serves as a photo opportunity tradition for visitors. In 2009 (50 years after its opening ), the sign finally made it to the National Register of Historic Places. So what better way to celebrate than in front of one of the city's most iconic locations? Your wedding planner and/or hotel concierge can help arrange a ceremony at this popular destination.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: Multiple locations, including The Las Vegas Wedding Company.
When you met one another your hearts went pitter-patter so say your "I Do's" next to vintage signs in the Neon Museum and Boneyard. The signs at the museum have stood the test of time, and so will your marriage!
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: The Neon Museum and Boneyard.
Ready to dive right into a lifetime of wedded bliss? Look no further than the 117,000-gallon Silverton Aquarium. If you're scuba certified, you can say "I Do" underwater with mermaids as your bridesmaids and 4,000 sharks, stingrays and tropical fish as your witnesses. Plus, the hotel throws in one-night accommodations, officiate services, photos, DJ, rehearsal dinner and reception (all on dry land) as part of the package.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: The Silverton.
The phrase "getting lucky in Las Vegas" takes a whole new meaning with numerically-themed wedding dates. Dates like 7-7-07, 10-10-10 and 12-12-12 have been especially popular. Other dates sure to be a hit include 11-12-13 and 12-13-14.
So what is it about these "numerically interesting dates" that caused such a buzz? Couples love to celebrate their biggest day with memorable dates. And since Las Vegas and lucky numbers go hand-in-hand, these special dates make a winning combination.
What companies offer these ceremonies /services: Typically, all hotel chapels and free-standing chapels in town offer packages.


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LeRoy Comes Last and his family live on a hump of benchland in northeastern Montana, on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. In all directions the land is flat and treeless, with just a few soft ridges here and there, as if someone lay sleeping beneath the topsoil. To the south, U.S. Highway 2 cuts toward the town of Poplar in one direction and Wolf Point in the other. Just beyond lie the tracks of the Great Northern Railway, where passenger trains with names like Empire Builder once ran. And farther still, yellow cottonwoods mark the course of the Missouri River, the reservation's southern boundary.
Inside the Comes Last mobile home, toddlers -- the charges of a daughter-in-law who runs an ad hoc daycare center -- careen around the living room under streamers of black and orange Halloween crepe. Seated at his kitchen table, his rough hands resting on a plastic tablecloth decorated with cartoon spiders, Comes Last looks as if he might have wandered into the wrong home. A tall man in his 60s, he has a warm weathered face and a purple neckerchief, and wears his hair in long braids under a black cowboy hat. His young round-cheeked Northern Cheyenne wife, Sabrina, sits next to him, holding a child.
"I always say I stole her," Comes Last chuckles. "I still owe her dad seven pinto horses."
Comes Last is a full-blooded Lakota Sioux of the Hunkpapa Band. His ancestors arrived at Fort Peck more than a century ago. His business card proclaims him a "Holy Dog Consultant," spiritual leader and firestarter, and he is one of the few remaining Lakota speakers on the reservation.
The acrid scent of a smudge stick wafts into the kitchen as a sleepy 3-year-old boy with gravity-defying black hair wanders through. "Ice cream," the boy says plaintively. "Ice cream."
"It's the man of the hour!" cries Comes Last, patting his grandson on the shoulder.
Ryan Padraza Comes Last is a full-blooded Indian, Sioux and Cheyenne on his father's side and Assiniboine on his mother's. He will soon receive his Lakota name: "A Rope." (Comes Last raises rodeo horses and always has a rope in his right hand. He likes to call Ryan his "right-hand man.") But despite his traditional roots and his Native heritage, Ryan may be one of the last of the Comes Last line allowed to enroll as a member of the Fort Peck Tribe.
According to the tribal Constitution, enrolled members must be at least one-quarter Assiniboine or Sioux, or a combination of the two. (Fort Peck is home to both groups, who share one government.) This method of measuring Native American ethnicity by percentage is known as the "blood quantum," and most Indian tribes use it to determine who can be admitted. A few use a different method, called "lineal descent," under which applicants need only prove they have an ancestor on the early tribal rolls. Before 1960, Fort Peck used lineal descent as well.
In general, Native Americans cannot enroll in more than one tribe at a time, and for those tribes that require a particular percentage of Native blood, the parameters vary. For instance, by Fort Peck's rules, Ryan Padraza's blood quantum is only three-quarters. This is because his Cheyenne blood does not count at Fort Peck.


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It took a while, but it seems the Kansas City Royals have finally traded relief pitcher Jonathan Broxton, sending him to the Cincinnati Reds for minor-league pitcher J.C. Sulbaran.
Broxton's been closing for the Royals this season, but with Aroldis Chapman thriving in that role for the Reds, Broxton will now be pitching in seventh and eighth innings rather than ninths. This does seem like a move-just-to-make-a-move, as the Reds already lead the majors with a 2.66 bullpen ERA. Then again, some of Cincinnati's relievers have better ERAs than their other numbers might suggest, so maybe Walt Jocketty is expecting some stretch-run regression, and Broxton's a bit of insurance.
Sulbaran's spent this season in Class AA, and has a 4.04 ERA in 19 starts, with a 2-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio. John Sickels labeled Sulbaran as a SLEEPER before this season, but he's taken a step backward. Still, it was important for the Royals to get something for Broxton, and Sulbaran is something.
Meanwhile, Broxton had some kind departing words for Royals fans, via Twitter:
Brox thanks the good people of KansasTown. You were so nice to ol Broxy. Sorry for eating all the BBQ that one time. And that other time.— Brox* (@Brox4AllStarz) July 31, 2012
* not really Brox
Update: The Royals actually snagged two prospects in this deal: Sulbaran and lefty reliever Donnie Joseph, whose stock dropped when he posted a 6.94 ERA in 2011, but has rebounded in a big way this season as Joseph has pitched exceptionally well in double- and triple-A. So well, in fact, that he's a good bet to join the Royals' 25-man roster soon.
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As usual, Apple knows something that its competitors don't, and after three weeks with Apple's new Xserve and OS X Server Tiger 10.4.8, I know it, too. Apple is taking a road that pundits will likely insist will lead Apple nowhere: It is doing a server appliance play, but not of a flavor that the market's seen before. While trends, or rather, the analysts who proclaim them, are pointing to the triumph of software as a service, outsourced applications, consulting, node-locked operating systems and other pay-as-you-go approaches, Apple is piloting a rocket-powered sled in the opposite direction.
Apple is going to sell complete server platforms that buyers purchase, operate themselves and actually own. Seriously. The customer pays the advertised price for an Xserve (starting at $2,999) and gets a server loaded and pre-configured with a server software suite (PDF) that alone meets the needs of the majority of Intel x86 rack server buyers. There are no subscriptions, no priority update service fees, and no client, device, mailbox or CPU licenses. None of the services is grayed out pending your purchase of an unlock key. Xserve has no try-and-buy, no time bombs and no trip wires telling you that you need to upgrade from Express this or that to Professional this or that. Xserve never phones home to beg for Apple's permission to use the server software already loaded on your system. And if Apple played the slick pricing games that its competitors do, Xserve's advertised price would be $2,000, with a one-item selection menu on the Buy Now page that reads "OS X Server, unlimited users (+$999)."
Xserve is an Intel x86 Xeon computer, and on its own, it represents exemplary hardware engineering. You'll find my detailed review of Xserve hardware in a previously-posted part of my review. To summarize, in designing Xserve, Apple had more in mind than making a standard Intel x86 server (with the standard defined as "able to run Windows," to which Xserve will stoop if so commanded). Instead, Apple engineered its quad-core Core microarchitecture Xeon server--which it could have purchased off the rack for $0 in R & D--to be an entry-priced server that meets the requirements of mid-level server buyers. In durability, serviceability, manageability and availability, Xserve more readily finds rivals among UNIX RISC servers than commodity Intel x86 systems.
Xserve is the new flag-bearer for the total Apple server platform, which encompasses Xserve, OS X Server, the Xserve RAID storage array, the Xsan SAN file system and the WebObjects large-scale server application framework used for iTunes and most of apple.com. While Xserve the computer more than holds its own among PC servers in its price class, it is the one-price combination of Xserve and OS X Server that dusts the competition.


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Haringey councillor's trial begins today (From Haringey Independent)
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Nilgun Canver trial for attempting to pervert the course of justice begins today
Updated 8:17pm Tuesday 21st January 2014 in News By Jaber Mohamed, Reporter
The trial of a senior politician will start today after she pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
Councillor Nilgun Canver, 56, Haringey Borough Council's former cabinet member for environment, is accused of lying to the police about a car accident in which her son was involved.
Prosecutors accuse Cllr Canver of telling police she was behind the wheel of the family's BMW on January 24, 2013, when it hit a man and crashed into a lamppost in Seven Sisters Road.
She retracted the claim just minutes later.
The 56-year-old denies attempting to take the blame for the crash and is due to appear at Wood Green Crown Court this morning to stand trial.
At a plea hearing held in November, defence lawyer Anya Louise said the St Ann's ward councillor had "a momentary lapse in the heat of the moment" when she arrived at the scene of the crash and told police she had been driving the car.
Cllr Canver stepped down from her cabinet position on the council after receiving her court summons in August.
She has also been suspended from the Labour Party pending the outcome of her trial and has not been renominated to stand in this year's council elections.
Burak Canver, 22, was convicted in August 2013 of taking the family's BMW 520d without consent, failing to stop after an accident and driving without insurance.


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Bangladesh's 41st Independence Celebrations: A Marred Anniversary
41 years after the declaration of independence, Bangladesh is still failing to seek justice
Last Monday, 26th March 2012, marked the 41st anniversary of the Bangladesh's declaration of independence from Pakistan in 1971. The country's Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina of the ruling Awami League (AL), publicly celebrated the nation's most anticipated anniversary in Dhaka with much fanfare. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world in Washington DC, the prestigious National Press Club invited Dr Mohammad Nakibur Rahman, the son of the incarcerated Bangladeshi opposition leader, Matiur Rahman Nizami, and International Criminal Lawyer representing the opposition, Toby Cadman, to discuss one of the less savoury manifestations of the war memory today—the controversial International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) of Bangladesh.
On the pretext of war crimes allegations, the AL government in Bangladesh has rounded up the leadership of the most significant opposition parties, detaining them in a manner that has been characterized by the UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Dententions as arbitrary and in breach of international law. These opposition leaders face the death penalty if found guilty by the ICT. Between growing criticism from proponents at the shortfalls and incompetence of the prosecution to ever increasing opposition from the international community at the questionable legal framework of the ICT and political opposition at the partisan bias it displays, the tribunal has come under mounting pressure. The way the Bangladeshi government has been conducting itself and the ICT over the past two years since its establishment has caused concern from all sides that justice will not be done.
Opposition leader's son speaks out
The Washington press conference Dr Rahman expressed his grave concern that his father's life was in danger as consequence of the persecution he is being subject to and the tribunal's seeking the death penalty for those accused. He then proceeded to describe his father, as he has known him, as singularly humble, of gentle temperament and kind-hearted, stating that he had seen his father spend "sleepless nights worrying about other peoples' welfare."
Rahman noted that before 2008, there had never been any charge of illegal activity against his father, and that his exemplary public record had been impeccable. This changed with the ascent of the AL to government in 2008. The opposition leader suddenly began to be accused by the government of blasphemy, sedition, and finally, war crimes, all for reasons of "government vengeance". Eventually, his 70 year old father was arrested, detained indefinitely, and subjected to torture. Rahman's family have not been spared persecution either—he states that his mother and sister are routinely harassed when visiting his father, forced to wait long hours, and at times denied visitation altogether. His youngest brother, a 22 year old studying abroad, was denied the renewal of his Bangladeshi passport to return home by the regime and remains "stateless," stranded abroad for several months. Rahman closed his remarks by asking people to seek out the truth about 1971 based on facts beyond the hearsay based propaganda currently in vogue.
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text: At the Aquarium, we are committed to conservation. It is in everything we do. But this is no small task. As we care for thousands of animals, repair aging buildings, provide for millions of visitors and engage hundreds of staff, we must use our resources wisely. Our responsibility is not easy: Continually improve our environmental impact. Become a role model for resource conservation. Inspire others to follow our lead and take action at home. It is reflected in each decision we make and is most evident in our efforts to: Conserve our natural resources Reduce our waste And build healthy communities. Read on for some examples of the choices we've made at the Aquarium to reduce our impact on our planet, and some tips for us all to use at home. Back to the Top


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A train hit and killed a man on Kansas City's southeast side.
Someone from the train saw the man on the tracks about 3:30 a.m. Tuesday just west of Blue Ridge Boulevard at East 112th Street, but didn't have time to stop before hitting him.
Right now, police have no information on the victim's identity.
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Montana Avenue - Rainbow Trout
Trout 10oz
Salt pinch
Black Pepper pinch
Chard Tomato 1oz
Jumbo Asparagus, shaved 1each
Fingerling Potato 1oz
Salt pinch
Black Pepper pinch
White wine 1oz
Butter 2oz
lemon juice 1oz
1. Heat oil in saute pan over med high heat.
2. Dredge trout in flour and shake off excess.
3. Place trout in pan skin side up and saute for 2 min or until golden.
4. Turn over and saute 2 min more.
5. In a separate saute Asparagus, tomato, wine, lemon juice, salt, pepper and reduce by half. Finish with butter
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Welcome to boot camp, people.
Drop and give me 50.
When Mercyhurst University's Organizational Leadership (OL) Graduate Program offers its first boot camp for new and seasoned leaders June 6, there will be no overbearing drill instructors barking orders. Instead, a daylong seminar with lectures and hands-on learning opportunities will arm leaders with actionable skills that can be used immediately in a business or organization.
The June 6 event, to be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Mercy Heritage Room at Mercyhurst University, is just the beginning of what is expected to be an ongoing initiative of Mercyhurst's OL program and The Nonprofit Partnership (NPP), an arm of the Erie Community Foundation directed by Robert Wooler.
Called "Product Labs," these fast-paced seminars are the manifestation of a research project by Colin Hurley, Mercyhurst director of service learning, completed during his time in the OL program. Hurley graduates from the program this week as the Sister Eustace Taylor Graduate Student Leadership Awardee.
According to Hurley's research, northwestern Pennsylvania nonprofit leaders identified a need for daylong boot camp-like courses that result in a tangible product, the premise being that businesses and organizations often experience a shortage of skills among their leaders. Whether that is due to having a small staff or simply not knowing the current best practices, cutting-edge leadership skills are crucial to ensuring that both new and seasoned leaders remain equipped to succeed in their leadership roles, Hurley said.
While lecture-type seminars, online courses and semester-long classes have their place, a new wave of experiential learning for professionals is emerging in the form of product labs. The first offering is titled "Creating Your Organizational Marketing Plan" and will be facilitated by Wooler and Meghan Corbin, chair of the Mercyhurst University Communication Department.
"These product labs are designed for you to come away with a product in hand," Hurley said. "In this case, if you need a marketing plan, you will learn it, do it and get feedback from your cohort."
Although the program targets nonprofits, Hurley said any business or organization is welcome. Register here or call Hurley at firstname.lastname@example.com with questions.