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Robbery and Shooting in Bowling Green, KY
Date of News Release: 12/12/2004
(BOWLING GREEN, KY) - Victims (Tyler Hudson & Justin Smith) advised two subjects broke into the back door of the residence while they were sleeping. The victims were awakened, drug out of bed, and made to lay face down on the floor at gunpoint, while the suspects searched the residence. Before leaving the residence, a shot was fired that hit one of the victims. Two other warning shots were fired while inside the residence.
The two suspects left the residence after taking a shotgun and some other small items. No direction of travel or vehicle description was available. The suspects are described as a thin black male wearing a ski mask and a tall (6'2-6'3) heavy (250-300lbs) white male also wearing a ski mask. A small caliber handgun was used in the robbery.


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Since the RJC opened there has only been one citizen claim of an injury connected with elevator operation. The citizen, who claimed to have tripped and fallen in the elevator, was referred to the elevator maintenance contractor where the claim was resolved.
Among our employees, over the last 2 years, we've only recorded 2 injuries. In one case, a door shut on someone's arm and she was slightly injured. In another case, someone tripped over something in front of an elevator and hurt her knees and an arm.
The County maintains a full-service contract with Otis Elevator Company, which specializes in elevator maintenance and repair. The requirements in these contracts are not only robust but precise about the kinds of inspections, maintenance and repairs that must be made and when. The County staff managing these contracts have regular bi-weekly meetings to ensure that the requirements of the contract are being met. We require that the Otis staff be fully qualified and certified to maintain equipment properly and up to industry standards and up to state of Nevada performance requirements. There are rigorous work plans in place and company staff must provide responsible preventative maintenance, including equipment exams, cleaning, lubrication and adjustments, repairs and replacement wherever needed. If ever there are any threats to safety, they are required to render elevators non-operable and notify us immediately.
Our practice had been to report accidents to OSHA. This incident caused us to review the requirements and have changed that. We now report not just accidents, but repairs as well. "Accidents," as defined by Nevada Administrative Code, are those that "cause serious bodily injury."
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Wolverine threw a punch at Nightcrawler who ducked easily and aimed a kick at his opponents chest. He hit his enemy, sending him backwards, but the Beast after him just came straight back, hitting Nightcrawler in the jaw, sending him three or four meters backwards. Wolverine lunged for the kill, but Nightcralwer just teleported off. Wolverine covered his nose and looked up, drawing his claws, and saw that his opponent was climbing up towards the roof. "Stupid elf," he grumbled as he ran after him.
"Clumsy oaf," Nightcrawler laughed as he let go of the flagpole that he was holding on to. He landed right behind Wolverine but got an elbow in the side of the face. Nightcrawler fell to the floor apparently unconscious. Wolverine grinned.
"Can't fool me elf," he said wickedly as he put his clawed fist above his head but Nightcrawler teleported off. Nightcrawler teleported back behind Wolverine. Wolverine turned around only to be whipped across the face and knocked down with Nightcrawler's tail.
"Jesus, Kurt!" Logan said holding his cheek. "Why the hell did ya do that?!"
"It's the name of the game mein frund...computer end simulation."
The scenery around them faded and revealed the true form of the Danger Room. The door opened as Logan took Kurt's hand to get up. Jean Grey walked in.
"Jeanie what are you doin here?" Logan said getting up. "Aren't you supposed be on some mission?"
"Scott took over and got me off the team."
"Dickhead, letting a fine girl like yourself take the sides of the teams just because your a girl," he said, trying to get a smile but he didn't get one; instead, he got an annoyed look.
"Logan, there are a few problems in Japan with the Yoshida clan and because you have a direct connection with the clan, Charles thought you might be best for the job."
"Great a job with them...the only thing I wanted to have to do with the Yoshida clan was...Mariko," Wolverine said not looking straight at his friends.
"Logan plea..."
"Alright...but you owe me," he said, smiling
"I don't owe you anything, now get ready," she demanded leaving the Danger Room.
"Great," Logan said again.
Then he noticed that Kurt was laughing at him.
"Shut up elf...at least I can score," he snarled, the furry blue man stopped laughing abruptly.
Wolverine knocked on Jean's door.
"If you go by the name of Logan...go away," she said through the door.
"Darlin I need to talk."
"You of all people?"
"Yeah...me of all people," he said quietly but so Jean could still hear.
The door opened. "Yes, Logan."
"I don't want to do the Yoshida job..."
She looked at Logan and finally said, "OK, that's fine; I'll just have to find someone else...are you ok, Logan? You don't usually turn down a job like that."
"Yeah I'm fine...just a bit tired that's all."
"Logan you needed to talk?"
"Not much."
"Is it about...?"
"You can say it...Mariko," he said, sick of all the times people would avoid saying her name just in case they upset him. "Yes and no, it's alright if I don't do this job?"
"Yeah, it's fine. I'll assign Kurt for it ok?"
"Ok thanks," he said, feeling more at ease.
She turned to walk away but Logan grabbed her wrist bringing her close up to him a chance like this he couldn't ignore.
"Logan," she said warningly.
"What?" he said smoothly. "Can't I feel a bit better."
"Logan not like this," she said, "you know I'll tell Scott."
Logan brushed his hand on her cheek. She closed her eyes. She knew Logan could soften her...he does it to every girl he likes.
"Logan I..."
"Shhhh," he said before their lips met and resulted in a kiss.
Blood rushed through Jean's body as their lips met. She broke away. "I'm sorry Logan I can't and if you're not doing the job I suggest you leave."
He let go of her and she closed her door. Logan stood there, remembering the kiss, remembering the curves of her body and the fact that the only thing holding her back from wanting to go further was Scott. "Damn him," he thought before an loud BAMF occurred.
"Facing your own Danger Room I guess mien frund?" Kurt said as the last wisps of smoke disappeared.
"Yeah yeah, whatever ya think Elf. Just get ready for Japan 'cause it's gonna be mighty cold tonight," he said before walking away with a smile on his face.


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Starting November 5, 2013 all Millersville University undergraduate students will receive an email invitation from the American College Health Association to complete the National Collegiate Health Assessment. The survey will be open through November 19, 2013.
Participation in the survey is voluntary. Millersville University never sees individual responses to the survey. We send your email address to the American College Health Association who administers the survey and collects responses. Millersville University only sees an aggregate report of data.
It is extremely important that you answer each question honestly. This data is used to inform the university about the health behaviors of our students and guides educational programming.
Social Norms at Millersville
Millersville University participates in the American College Health Association's National Collegiate Health Assessment every other fall semester in order to gather data on current health priorities impacting our students. Data collected from the survey is analyzed and disseminated through a social norms campaign during the fall semester immediately following the fall semester that the survey is administered. The social norms campaign specifically focuses on alcohol and other drug issues. It is our intent to provide students with an accurate picture of alcohol and other drug use on campus and to promote that many students at Millersville make responsible and healthy decisions regarding alcohol use. The campaign features posters, facebook messages, Snapper advertisements, give away items, information in Stall Talk, etc.
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Review: Riverbed closes the WAN gap
Riverbed Steelhead with RiOS 7 takes a huge bite out of UDP, video, and VDI traffic over the WAN, adding to its excellent TCP and file access optimizations
The most exciting addition to RiOS 7 is the UDP optimization. Long missing from RiOS, UDP support takes the form of a packet-by-packet optimization engine aimed at reducing data sent to remote sites during a disaster recovery (DR) backup session. Many DR solutions, such as those from Veritas and Aspera, use UDP to stream the data to the destination. In previous versions of RiOS, this traffic was simply passed through the appliance without deduplication. Considering the large amounts of redundant data in the typical backup set, this was a glaring hole in Riverbed's arsenal. Now, RiOS 7 will apply the same Scalable Data Referencing (deduplication) algorithms to UDP and cache data segments for future reuse.
One instance where UDP traffic is still going to be passed through unoptimized is VMware's PCoIP protocol for VDI communications. PCoIP is UDP-based, but the packets are compressed by VMware to speed up VDI connections. Because of this compression, RiOS 7 cannot properly analyze the contents of the UDP stream and therefore cannot optimize it. Riverbed is a member of the Teradici Network Solutions partner program (Teradici developed PCoIP), so work is being done to add full PCoIP support to RiOS; as of now, there is no timetable for its completion.
TCP-based VDI traffic gets a boost with an enhanced Citrix-specific software blade in RiOS 7. Instead of applying generic TCP optimizations to Citrix ICA traffic, RiOS 7 can apply ICA-specific optimizations, even to SSL-encrypted ICA streams. RiOS 7 also supports Citrix client drive mapping, meaning it can optimize the data flows between USB sticks and other drives plugged into remote thin clients and virtual desktops in the data center.
Remote Desktop Services sessions also benefit from TCP optimization, but with a caveat. In order for RiOS to provide any data reduction, admins will have to disable Remote Desktop's built-in compression and encryption. I had to turn off compression completely and take encryption down to its lowest level to see any data reduction. As with PCoIP, if the RDP stream is compressed, RiOS cannot optimize it beyond simple TCP optimizations. Using Login VSI, I scaled my remote access tests up to 25 concurrent users on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Server and held it steady for a full 15-minute Login VSI test run. During this run, I saw a 57 percent reduction in WAN traffic. Disabling compression has to be done on each client, but it's certainly worth the effort.
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By: Michael De Groote, Deseret NewsMegan McArdle's review of the state of retirement planning is not very encouraging. Writing for The Daily Beast, she says if you look at the average retirement savings, things look pretty good: There is $136,000 in defined pension benefits, $94,000 in retirement accounts, $104,000 in housing equity and more than $300,000 of other assets.
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The team discovers that Wartime Farmers could lose everything - their home and their land - if the government did not think they were productive enough. Over 2,000 farmers deemed 'not good enough' were thrown off their farms during the war.
Ruth, Peter and Alex face a World War Two-style government inspection, meeting an expert who tells them to grow and to get their milking operation up and running.
In the process they confront the wave of mechanisation that government regulation brought to wartime farming, grappling with a new tractor and getting to grips with a milking machine. Yet they are dealt a bitter blow with the loss of a prime dairy cow. Peter also launches a rabbit-breeding concern and they take in the latest release from the Ministry of Information, who made films urging farmers to use the very latest techniques in the fields.
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The first team Andy Reid beat after the bye week? The '99 Rams.
We all know about Andy Reid's stellar record after the bye week of 13-1. I found something very interesting in relation to that stat, and to this year. During Andy Reid's first year as coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, they had a week 16 bye week. In week 17, the Eagles beat the 13-2 Rams 38-31. Now we all know that's not a slouch team he beat. In fact, they are one of the more comparable teams to this year's Broncos. Comment your thoughts. BTW, on the link, you gotta scroll down and you'll see the schedule


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Secretary of state Iain Duncan Smith calls for Croydon businesses to get behind youth contract
1:20pm Thursday 15th November 2012 in News By Andrew Bloss, Reporter
The secretary of state for work and pensions has called on Croydon businesses to get behind the government's youth contract scheme.
Iain Duncan Smith, former leader of the Conservative party, visited the borough last week to talk about youth unemployment and opportunities for young people.
He visited the Lifeline Centre in Dingwall Road, before heading to a Croydon Congress event where he spoke to some of the borough's business representatives about getting involved in the with the Youth Contract Scheme.
Croydon has more than 2,500 young people aged 18 to 24 out of work, although the figure has dropped since the beginning of 2012.
The scheme looks to pay businesses to take on young people on a work experience basis for a couple of months.
The worker will get paid via their job seekers allowance and the business will receive a grant from the government.
Incentives worth up to £2,275 have been made available to businesses if they take on unemployed young workers.
Iain Duncan Smith, speaking at the Lifeline Centre, which was also attended by MP for Croydon Central Gavin Barwell and Conservative candidate for the empty Croydon North seat Andy Stranack, said he hoped Croydon businesses would take up the opportunity to help get young people into work.
He said: "It is a good scheme. Businesses can get £1,500 if they want to give them an apprenticeship as an alternative.
"It gives a chance to companies to see young people in the work place. Just over 50 per cent of those who go on the work experience programme actually come off benefits.
"It has been a good success so far.
He added: "The idea of the youth contract is to tie everything up. You can do work experience, then if they offer you a job they get the subsidy, and if they offer you an apprenticeship you get the subsidy.
"Meeting the young people today, it was great to talk to them as it tells you different things about the system and where it fails. I was quite taken by the kids who actually get it and know that sometimes they will have to get a survival job first."
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Heartland Montessori School is an AMI-accredited, private, nonprofit school serving children in the St. Croix Valley since 1994.
Our teachers care deeply about both the academic and social growth, and our creative learning environment promotes development of the whole child.
The result is confident, respectful, and curious students with healthy self-esteem that will last a lifetime.
School Overview
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- We use Montessori principles so that children have the opportunity learn practical life skills, reading, math, geography, natural sciences, art, and music every day.
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Increasingly affordable camera equipment, ever improving technology and more and more ways to share your pictures, photography has gone through a spike in interest. Although many people enjoy taking photos simply as a pass time, others hope to, and do, pursue photography as a career. There are many different areas of photography to get involved in, such as fashion, editorial, commercial, fine art, travel, nature, documentary and portraiture. Photography is an expressive medium that can be controlled depending on technical aspects such as how you set the aperture or the angle you use etc., so it is a good artistic outlet for anyone who finds their talents do not lie in drawing, painting, or other methods. There are lots of different avenues to consider when pursuing any interest you may have.
If you are looking to improve your photography skills to help you become a professional photographer, there are plenty of informative books available, online courses, and most probably you can take a course somewhere close to you. If you are still in education, there are photography GCSE's and A Levels you can take, depending on the institute that you are studying at, and there are other relevant qualifications for anyone outside of England. There are a many different degree courses you can study, ranging from an all encompassing photography degree to more specific and precise courses, such as documentary photography, editorial photography and fashion photography. You can make a living by marketing your photography as artwork, through photojournalism and publishing books of your photographs, maybe centering on a particular theme or concept. There are also jobs like being a wedding photographer, entering your photographs into a stock library or you could set up a studio to do professional photos for people. There are lots of specific and niche markets for photographs, but it is important to remember that it is a very competitive market to try and work in. To succeed, you need to stand out and produce quality shots.
Pursuing photography as a hobby is easy to do and there are lots of opportunities to take photos just for fun. If you wish to gain expertise and skill you can use the afore mentioned sources of information, or you could simply go out and try it for yourself and see what you like, what style works for you. There are some accepted standards as to the way a photograph should be arranged or constructed, but there is nothing wrong with discovering these conventions for yourself, or even defying them in order to create pictures that suit your taste.
There are many competitions out there for both amateur and professional photographers, some that you can enter for free and some that have an entry fee. It is worth researching these competitions if you enjoy taking photographs because there are often sizeable cash prizes or vouchers for camera equipment that will help further your pursuits. It is important to remember that competitions, especially the well established ones that offer large prizes, will be inundated with entries, so do not be disheartened if you do not find instant success. There are many different factors contributing to getting your work noticed, but producing original and well thought out work is the best foundation you can lay.


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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
we have moved!
6 comments:
- Donna, Doni, Lady D said...
Welcome home Lenna and Stephen! Thanks for the update. xoDonna
- November 8, 2012 at 3:13 AM
- Dorthe said...
Dear Lenna,
congartulations on being mooved, and happy starting in settling in your new wonderful home. I wish you a happy life on your new adress.
- November 8, 2012 at 3:25 AM
- Frieda Oxenham said...
Just look at those lovely little faces! That's the dogs, of course, although Steven looks pretty good too! Great to hear you're now there, even though there is still a lot to do. But you can take your time and slowly makes this beautiful place yours!
- November 8, 2012 at 6:13 AM
- Linda said...
Congrats on your new home and being moved in Lenna-you all must be so very happy! It'll be so nice to catch up with you again once you're settled in. Love your photo -Chloe and Asia look like they're anxious to get off the boat and explore their new digs :)
- November 8, 2012 at 9:39 AM
- Joanna said...
How exciting!
Wishing you all much happiness and creativity in your new home!
- November 8, 2012 at 11:37 AM
- Vickie said...
Just beautiful, Lenna! Best of luck to you, Stephen and the rest of your family. xoxoxo
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In 1994 the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program was created to combat the findings of the city's first disparity study. The study found that of the 1608 vendors available for contracting, 12 percent of the firms were owned by minorities and women. 88 percent were run by white males. In 2007, that study was challenged in court.
Attorney Robert Mullins says, "the disparity study was outdated, first of all. Secondly, it didn't have statistical analysis. Then, not only did it not show any kind of discrimination per se, it wasn't narrowly tailored, which any kind of racial preference has to show."
The city of Augusta was sued by Thompson Building Wrecking Company. The suit claimed the city showed favoritism to minority owned businesses over those that were not minority-owned. The result of that suit: "the city was enjoined by the Federal court from putting anything in bid documents or on the web site that would indicate that a bidder would receive any kind of benefit or preference because of their race or status," Mullins explains.
Fast forward to 2009; another disparity study was conducted, costing the city $500,000. Now, the results of that study are being scrutinized by some commissioners and the public.
Yvonne Gentry, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Coordinator, says "the 2009 study revealed that Augusta Richmond County still has a disparity as it relates to procurement opportunities with minority and women owned businesses."
Gentry says the city is making changes to fix the way it goes about handing out contracts. But she says there are still improvements to be made.
"The study suggests evidence that was significant to show that we really need to implement a race/gender conscious program," she adds.
The study suggests eight changes, ranging from appointing a contracting task force, to improving contracting and procurement data collection. That study is posted on the city's web site. The link is: http://www.augustaga.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/2072
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According to PIMCO's co-founder, and co-chief investment officer, Bill Gross, stock investors should reconsider the age old "buy and hold" investing mantra, because "consistent annual returns are a thing of the past." This advice might be a tough sell to legions of investors who have ardently followed conventional wisdom for decades, and reaped huge returns. With stocks still hovering near record highs, why should anyone pay heed to the sage advice offered by one of the world's most successful fund managers?
Another Liquidity Fueled Bubble or Confidence Inspiring Bull Market Driven by Organic Economic Growth?
Since the stock market bottomed in March, 2009, the S&P 500 has gained more than 170% through December 31, 2013, placing it 5th among bull markets over the past eight decades. And while most investors are delighted by the stock markets remarkable performance, many are perplexed by the apparent disconnect between stock prices, and underlying economic fundamentals.
Even as stocks have soared, many Americans are struggling through the worst post-recession recovery in U.S. history. Traditional economic metrics, such as employment, housing, sales revenue, and GDP growth rates have been anemic, and a record 47 million Americans are now receiving food stamps. These fundamentals paint a more sobering picture of the current state of the U.S economy than do stock prices.
So, how does an investor reconcile the relentless charge higher in stock prices against the backdrop of a sluggish economy……with falling wages, and the labor force participation rate at the lowest level since 1978?
The answer is that stocks today are driven more by monetary and fiscal policy than organic, fundamental, economic growth.
In November 2008, with stocks plummeting, the global economy collapsing, and short-term interest rates already reduced to ZERO, the U.S Federal Reserve Bank (The Fed) embarked on a new, and unprecedented monetary experiment……printing money out of thin air to purchase junk assets, Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS), and U.S. Treasuries, among other things. They came up with a very sophisticated name for this program….calling it Quantitative Easing, or QE.
At the beginning of 2013, the Fed announced QE 4, which raised the rate of asset purchases to $85 BILLION PER MONTH, or $1.020 TRILLION annually.
By the end of 2013, with a staggering $4 TRILLION on its balance sheet, the Fed announced that it would begin to "TAPER" asset purchases by $10 BILLION, to $75 BILLION per month, or $900 BILLION annually.
Since QE began, risk assets, such as stocks, have benefited greatly from the trillions in stimulus, but the overall economy has not performed nearly as well.
Now, with the Fed attempting to slowly normalize monetary policy, there are a number of important questions that investors should ask:
Can the U.S. economy continue to show positive growth?
Will the meteoric rise in stocks come to an end?
Can real estate prices continue to rise without the benefit of trillions in Fed stimulus?
Can the Fed navigate the end of QE without a significant disruption to the economy or financial markets?
The answer is that nobody is quite sure how this will end, but what we do know is that that the Fed's exit from QE will be complicated and fraught with risk for investors.
Rapid normalization, such as occurred in 1994, could crash asset markets, and risk a hard economic landing. On the flip side, no exit…or exiting too slowly, will create yet another asset bubble, which will ultimately burst, and crash the financial system.
As Ben Bernanke's reign at the Fed ends to a chorus of extravagant praise, it's worth noting that the same type of praise was heaped upon Alan Greenspan, "The Maestro" at the end of his 20 year term at the Fed. A mere two years after his departure, views of the Greenspan monetary era were very different, as the credit boom he did so much to create turned into a mania, which turned to panic, and ultimately became the financial collapse the world is now struggling to overcome.
Sometimes a Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words.
The charts below provide an historical snapshot of the risks investors should evaluate before making strategic adjustments to their portfolio.
Chart 1= 30 Year Treasury Bonds: After a bull market spanning nearly 3 decades, is now the right time to buy and hold treasury bonds? In which direction are long-term rates headed next?
Chart 2 = 13 Week U.S. Treasury Notes (Yield): Short-term rates have fallen near ZERO. Sooner or later, short-term rates will rise. They certainly can't move any lower.
Chart 3 = S&P 500: On December 31, 2013, the S&P 500 touched an all-time high of 1849.44, up more than 170% from the March 2009 low of 666.79. Is this yet another bubble driven by the Fed's easy money policies, or does the market reflect strong economic fundamentals? In the absence of QE can stock prices remain at these lofty levels?
Re-balanced Your Portfolio Lately?
When was the last time you addressed this prudent strategy? Many investors only consider this practice after a sharp market decline. However, re-balancing should occur in times of both over or under performance in any asset class.
One view of recent events is that the stock market will continue to show positive returns year after year ad infinitum. Another view is that markets are generally not well behaved and do not generate consistent, steady returns year after year.
Are stocks overvalued and due for a major correction? No one is absolutely certain, but there are a host of reasons to watch this unprecedented run-up in the global equity markets with caution. Among them are, the Fed's move to normalize monetary policy, slowing growth in China, and the recent turmoil in emerging economies.
Therefore, now may be an opportune time to re-balance your investment portfolio. Re-balancing is primarily about risk control; making sure your portfolio isn't dependent on the success or failure of one investment, asset class or style.
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- WOCS 20 - Vinicius Bohrer x Gilbert Durinho full fight
- McMann Vs Bayszler from Invicta FC 2
- Cesar Gracie talks Anderson Silva vs Nick Diaz
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- Stephan Bonnar on the new ABC unifed rules
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Welcome to the largest, longest-running fansite for Irish actor Emmett J Scanlan, best known for his roles as Brendan Brady in Hollyoaks, Simon Monroe in BAFTA winning In The Flesh and the lead role in movie Charlie Casanova. Currently starring in Guardians Of The Galaxy. Soon to be seen in the second series of BBC Two's The Fall, Channel 5's Suspects and indie movie Breakdown.
This fansite boasts a gallery of over 18,000 images and the most comprehensive collection of Emmett videos online. His entire tenure on Hollyoaks is also available to view.
Emmett Scanlan Fans aims to bring you up to date news on Emmett's projects as well as posting and reblogging photos, videos and fanart.
I've had lots of questions and messages about Hollyoaks Later rumours, I've heard the rumours too but please bear in mind these are just rumours, they are not based on facts. There are no genuine spoilers or sources that reveal any major plot points so please don't believe everything you read. Anything concrete with a genuine source will be posted here, I can guarantee it.
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1. Okay so it seems Amy is doing the kissing. 3rd of August E4 I believe (so says the RadioTimes). I imagine this is related to Ally cheating on her with Ash and that she'll try and seek some comfort from Ste.
2. Not at all intimidating and a hundred times more gorgeous. He is incredibly charming, very enthusiastic about his job and Brendan, genuine, funny and just as lovely as you could imagine. Nothing like Brendan in nature! :D
3. Yup this is me @EmmettSFans
4. Not months, just one week from September 17th.
5. This one here. It's coming up to two years of Brendan!
6. Just me! And another girl does the video updates.
7. This one here :)
8. I've not heard anything yet, but I'd be surprised if there wasn't. I've not heard that they've scrapped them.
9. This one.
10. I imagine it'll air in Hollyoaks Later in September. Charlie Casanova will be available on DVD in October.
11. Thank you very much, it's very sweet of you to say. It's a pleasure.
12. Yep, it's this episode here.
13. Sure, this one.
14. I can't quite remember if it was said onscreen but I believe it was because Walker helped him against Warren's thugs.


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From the invaders of the dark ages to today's coalition, one of Britain's most respected journalists, Simon Jenkins, weaves together a strong narrative with all the most important and interesting dates in a book that characteristically is as stylish as it is authoritative. There have been long synoptic histories of England but until now there has been no standard short work covering all significant events, themes and individuals. Published in association with the National Trust, and beautifully illustrated, this magisterial history will be the standard work for years to come.
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Roughly a quarter of applicants to the University of Kentucky don't get in. Most successful applicants have average or above average grades and test scores. In the graph above, the blue and green dots represent accepted students. The great majority of successful applicants had ACT scores of 19 or higher and a combined SAT score of 1450 or higher. Most accepted students had a "B" or higher high school average. Higher test scores and grades obviously improve your chances of getting an acceptance letter, and almost no students with "A" averages and above average ACT scores were rejected.
Note that there are a few red dots (rejected students) and yellow dots (waitlisted students) hidden behind the green and blue in the middle of the graph. Some students with grades and test scores that were on target for Kentucky did not get accepted. Note also that many students were accepted with test scores and grades a bit below the norm. This is because the University of Kentucky accepts The Common Application and has holistic admissions. Kentucky values more than empirical data. The admissions folks will take into consideration the rigor of your high school courses, your application essay, your extracurricular activities, and letters of recommendation.
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Jeff Stout and Tami Degenkolb were married at 6:30 p.m. June 29, 2013, on the greens at the Kokomo Country Club by Jeff Harlow. A reception followed at the country club.
She is the daughter of Dave Roberts, Kokomo, and Mona Roberts, Kokomo. She is a 1987 graduate of Eastern High School and is employed by Stout and Son Funeral Home.
He is the son of Dave Stout and the late Mary Helen (Taylor). He is a 1983 graduate of Kokomo High School and a 1986 graduate of Indiana Christian College of Mortuary Science. He is president and CEO of Stout and Son Funeral Homes, president and CEO of Shirley and Stout Funeral Homes and Crematory, and vice president of Hasler-Stout Funeral Home.
Maid of honor was Casi Hopper, Zionsville, and matron of honor was Dendra Gering, Fishers. Sophia Wyman and Berkeley Woolley were flower girls. Jeff Stout and Jake Stout were best men. John Paul Wyman and Baker Woolley were ring bearers.
After a wedding trip to Saint Lucia, they reside in Russiaville.


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The company has developed a new center-flow bullet magnet that is easy to clean. This new design reduces the pressure drop through the housing and can be cleaned in seconds, according to the manufacturer. The new design maintains a 15 psi rating for all types of dilute-phase pneumatic or gravity-flow conveying lines. It also features a one-piece gasket that improves sealing along the production line, which eliminates leaking. The magnets are engineered to remove ferrous fines as well as larger pieces of tramp iron from dry particulates. To achieve optimum contact with the product flow, a bullet-shaped magnet is suspended in the centerline of the housing. This tapered, exposed-pole cartridge has a stainless steel "nose cone" to direct the flow of material around the magnet. The exposed poles provide superior holding force.


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When you pay your entry fee, you'll receive a hand-coloured schematic map of the park's four interconnected trails (two other trails were closed as of mid-2012). They're well-marked so a guide isn't necessary.
Sarawak's Mulu and Niah caverns may be more famous, but for our ringgit, we think the Gomantong Caves give them a run for their money: a massive crack in a mountain, a cathedral-like grand inner chamber formed of limestone, spot-speckled with tubes of golden sunlight and a veritable small hill of bat shit, cockroaches and scorpions.
The south bank of Sungai Sarawak, between the Hotel Grand Margherita Kuching and the Indian Mosque, has been turned into a watery promenade, with paved walkways, lawns, flowerbeds, a children's playground, cafes and food stalls. It's a fine place for a stroll any time a cool breeze blows off the river, especially at sunset.
This living museum is centred on seven traditional dwellings: three Dayak longhouses (including a Bidayuh headhouse with skulls and the only Melanau tallhouse left in Sarawak), a Penan hut, a Malay townhouse (the only place you have to remove your shoes) and a Chinese farmhouse.
From the museum, a raised boardwalk leads 3.1km (3½ to four hours return) through swampy, old-growth rainforest to the mouth of the Great Cave, a vast cavern approximately 2km long, up to 250m across and up to 60m high.
The main reason for coming out this way.
A lovely 3km walk (40 minutes to 60 minutes) through the rainforest along a plankwalk takes you to these adjacent caverns. The highlight here is not so much what's in the caves as what comes out of them every evening around dusk (unless it's raining): millions of bats in spiralling, twirling clouds that look a bit like swarms of cartoon bees. It's an awe-inspiring sight.
On the road from Sandakan to Lahad Datu you can catch a glimpse of Agop Batu Tulug, a jutting knife of white limestone slicing out of the jungle. This hill, located above the village of Batu Putih, is studded with caves that house the ancestors of both local Chinese and the Orang Sungai (People of the River).
Mari Mari is an entertaining combination of semi-corny and semi-educational. It's supposed to offer insight into the living cultures of Sabah via a three-hour show-tour (beginning at 10am, 3pm and 7pm), which winds through the jungle passing various tribal dwellings along the way.
On the hill above town, overlooking Teluk Sandakan and the city itself, is Agnes Keith House, an old two-storey wooden villa now renovated as a museum. Keith was an American who came to Sandakan in the 1930s with her husband, then Conservator of Forests, and ended up writing several books about her experiences, including the famous Land Below the Wind .
Towering 4095m above northern Borneo, Mt Kinabalu is the highest mountain between the Himalayas and the island of New Guinea. Known as Gunung Kinabalu in Bahasa Malaysia, the mountain is quite unlike any other on earth, rising almost twice as high as its Crocker Range neighbours and culminating in a crown of wild granite spires.
Don't join the throngs of Penang visitors who miss these 30-hectare gardens . Also known as the Waterfall Gardens after the stream that cascades through from Penang Hill, they've also been dubbed the Monkey Gardens for the many long-tailed macaques that scamper around. Don't be tempted to feed them: monkeys do bite, and there's a RM500 fine if you're caught.
The ideal first-night introduction to the park's nocturnal fauna, this 1½- to two-hour walk (the route varies) wends its way through alluvial forest.
Also known as Kellie's Folly, is one of those leftovers of British eccentricity you occasionally find scattered in some random corner of the old empire. Here's the story: wealthy Scottish rubber-plantation owner and lover-of-all-things-India William Kellie Smith commissioned the building to be the home of his son.
The sun bear is the smallest of the world's bear species, as well as one of the most threatened. Named for the splotch of yellow fur that spreads like a bright Rorschach across their chests, sun bears, while adorable, also have razor claws that they use to build their nests (which very much resemble orangutan nests).
The main road north to Tuaran runs past some impressive Chinese temples Che Sui Khor Moral Uplifting Society About four minutes north of KK, this complex is anchored by an 11-storey pagoda that shimmers in orange and green. Tourists can't enter the actual pagoda, but the friendly members of the society don't mind you poking around the rest of their library.


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VISTA, Calif. (AP) — A cell block painted red, white and blue has been reserved for U.S. military veterans at a San Diego County jail under a new program initiated by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Vista Jail Capt. Erika Frierson says the 32 inmate veterans who moved into the special housing unit Nov. 1 had applied for the privilege and agreed to take special classes.
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Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) showcases four local artists in new exhibitions that celebrate Brooklyn through photographs, essays and paintings. The exhibits bring together diverse characterizations of Brooklyn through different forms of media and will be on display at the Central Library, Grand Army Plaza from May 17, 2005 to June 26, 2005.
"El-Views" is an exhibition of 16 original acrylic on paper paintings by Maria Dominguez that were transformed into stained glass creations by the New York City Mass Transit Authority for display at the Chauncey Street Station on the J & Z lines in Brooklyn. The motifs are those precious daily tasks so often overlooked by the heavy demands of a busy city life. Dominguez describes the paintings as "illustrated stories of Brooklyn and the people who live and work in it." The exhibit is a culmination of personal interviews that she conducted with local residents about their experiences in Brooklyn. She attempts to capture the humanity of each person who inspired her. Maria Dominguez has had several exhibitions of her artwork and created many community murals in her 20 years as a public artist. El-Views will be on display at the Central Lobby's Lobby Gallery.
"The Fragile City" by Philippe Dollo is a selection of black and white photographs evoking moments in the urban milieu. The photographs are part of a wider project that presents the results of a confrontation of a European's perception of the American myth. Dollo's attraction toward the spirit and culture of this country dates back to his childhood and adolescence. The pictures evoke fleeting encounters, stares and random moments when tenderness alternates with the bizarre, and daily routines suddenly plunge into a parallel dimension. In this very real, yet at times nightmarish urban dream, the individual encounters an eternal companion: solitude. Born in Paris, Philippe Dollo worked as a freelance photographer for various French magazines and newspapers before moving to New York in 1997 as a permanent correspondent for Opale, the leading French photo agency for portraits of authors. The Fragile City will be on view at the Central Library's Grand Lobby.
"Brooklyn As I Remember" is a collection of street photographs documenting a particular time and space in Brooklyn as Lucille Fornasieri-Gold reflects on her experiences. As a street photographer fascinated by the mingling of diverse cultures and customs in America, Fornasieri-Gold discovers the evolving ethos and richness of its interactions. The common thread among the diverse groups is that they all seem to grab on to the idea of democracy, the freedom to do and say as they please. Having lived in New York most of her life, Fornasieri-Gold has seen the radical change in nuance and the opening up of society. Born in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, Lucille Fornasieri-Gold attended Hunter College and the Arts Student League. She took to photography instantly after receiving her first camera as a gift and began an intense 10-year period of shooting. Her photos are available for viewing at the Central Library's Grand Lobby.
"A Walk Along the Waterfront" by Sophie Fenwick is a series of photographs and essays depicting Brooklyn's changing waterfront. Fenwick has been documenting the images for the past 15 years, silently recollecting the history of the places she explores. The project re-animates these forgotten treasures, recalling the past glory of the sites which surround the town like a crumbling fort. Sophie Fenwick was born in New York and raised in Paris. She studied photography at Parsons School of Design and the International Center of Photography. She currently works as an assistant photo editor at Magnum Photos, as well as a graphic designer and photographer for a catalogue documenting the art-event "A Walk on the SoHo Side." Her exhibit will be on display in the Balcony Cases on the second floor of the Central Library.
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Do you love crab? Well...here's your chance to get your fill! Comes with all the trimmings: Coleslaw, Baked Beans, French Bread. Includes: Beer, Wine or Soda. Items for sale: Butter Melting Kit and Crab tools. Tickets are $25.00 each. No tickets sold at the door and the last day of sale is March 2nd. (only 600 tickets to be sold). Tickets available at the Frontier Days Office at 541-536-7821 or at La Pine Chamber, Adrian House of Hair, Ace Hardware, Shop Smart, Ray's Food Place, Twigs Gift Company and South Valley Bank. Bring your favorite crab cracker and a good appetite and, of course, NO DOGGY BAGS! Our crab is absolutely the freshest! It's delivered direct from Pacific Seafood's crab facility in Newport, OR.
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7th Annual Candlelighters Event.
Date: Sunday, March 11, 2012
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Location: Crescent Lake snow park
Walker Rim Riders Snowmobile Club will host the 7th annual Candlelighters Event. Children with cancer and their families from Eugene and Central Oregon will come to the snow park at Crescent Lake for a fun filled day in the snow.
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La Pine Park & Recreation Work Session & Board Meeting
Date: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Start Time: 6:00 pm End Time: 9:00 pm
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Contact: Justin Cutler
Phone: 541-536-2223
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La Pine Ya Ya Sisterhood Society
Date: Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Start Time: 5:30 pm End Time: 9:00 pm
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Location: Finley Butte Park Building
A group of diverse women who come together for friendship, giving to the community and self growth. At each meeting we have a potluck dinner and collect dues of $10.00 per person, most of which is donated to La Pine charities. We have many fun activities including hiking, snow shoeing, book club, bunco, special excursions, golf, dinner club and many more. All activities are optional. If you are new to the area, looking to make new friends and make a difference in our community, the Ya Ya's might just be what you are looking for. We would love to have you join us.
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La Pine Hawks Booster Club
Date: Wednesday, March 14, 2012
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La Pine Chamber of Commerce Breakfast
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La Pine Chamber of Commerce Breakfast.
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The AMT sets a minimum tax rate of 26% or 28% on some taxpayers so that they cannot use certain types of deductions to lower their tax. By contrast, the rate for a corporation is 20%. Affected taxpayers are those who have what are known as "tax preference items". These include long-term capital gains, accelerated depreciation, & percentage depletion.
Because the AMT is not indexed to inflation, an increasing number of upper-middle-income taxpayers have been finding themselves subject to this tax. In 2006, an IRS report highlighted the AMT as the single most serious problem with the tax code.
For 2007, the AMT Exemption was not fully phased until [income reaches] $415,000 for joint returns. Within the $150,000 to $415,000 range, AMT liability typically increases as income increases above $150,000.
OnTheIssues.org Explanation: This vote extends the AMT exemption, and hence avoids the AMT affecting more upper-middle-income people. This vote has no permanent effect on the AMT, although voting YES implies that one would support the same permanent AMT change.
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Unfortunately, this is not so simple in the corporate framework and many people have to become an effective manager of those with whom they used to have a collegiate relationship. I well remember my manager telling me that management is a "lonely furrow that you plough alone" when I was first promoted, and I really did miss my old cronies as I could no longer confide in them the way I used to.
My learning points for baby managers:
- Deal with any resentment from people who didn't get the job you are now in, don't try to bury it. In your 1-1 conversations with your old colleagues, you bring the subject up. Get to the kernel of their resentment and, where possible/approprite, instigate action that can improve their chances of promotion the next time. Be interested, and be seen to be interested, in their careers and you will bring all but the die-hards onside.
- No favoritism and no cronyism among the old crew - no matter how tempting that might seem. You have inside knowledge of the team member's individual strengths and weaknesses. You can use that information well, to your and the organisation's benefit; or you can use it really badly.
- No gossiping or sharing information that you shouldn't be sharing. This is the point that causes the most grief among new managers. In many instances they don't want to, or don't feel they can, talk to their boss about a problem and it is now inappropriate for them to talk it through with an old colleague. Resist the urge - nothing will kill your credibility as a manager quicker than breaches of confidentiality.
- Delegating - get comfortable with letting people fail. Yes, you can do it quicker yourself than the time it would take to teach them, but you can't keep doing that forever. If you think they will fail, break the task down into smaller chunks and talk to them at each stage. This takes lots of time the first few times, but will save you from getting mired down in tiny tactical details going forward.
- What is a win? From the outset, establish really clear dialogue with your boss as to his/her expectations. Agree milestones and make sure you initiate sit-downs when those milestones are reached. The more face time you can get, the better.
- Most of all, don't come into your boss's office with poorly-defined problems. Remember what your real job is ...


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By Dani Palmer
The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON, Ind. — ANDERSON — During an era when many institutions of higher education annually hike tuition prices, Anderson's Purdue University College of Technology is offering up something rarer: a tuition freeze.
It's one of two Purdue branches with no tuition increase this year — the other is at the Subaru of Indiana Automotive Training Center in Lafayette.
Anderson Director Corey Sharp said Purdue branches co-located with Indiana University are following IU's lead in tuition increases.
What makes Anderson's Purdue extension unique is that it shares a building with a private institution, Anderson University. And with the tuition freeze and employers such as GTI and Nestle (both nearby in the Flagship Enterprise Park vicinity) seeking applicants who have the necessary job skills, Sharp said, now is the time to enroll.
With an average starting salary of $47,000 for graduates of the Purdue extension in Anderson and a cost of $27,960 over 120 credit hours, the return investment is well worth the price, he added.
"I think college costs play a much bigger factor in those (college) decisions," he said.
Chad Clark, an organization leadership and supervision and industrial technology major, said he's happy with his decision to attend Purdue because more technology and manufacturing jobs are coming back to Anderson — he's currently interning with Echo Automotive at the Flagship Enterprise Center — and "pockets are not bled dry."
That tuition freeze keeps him from having to worry about how many and what classes he should take in the fall.
Like the majority of Purdue's students, Clark is receiving financial aid, but "every little bit counts," he said, as the saved money can go toward items like gas or food.
With student loan debt outstripping credit card debt nationwide, officials say they know there's a need to keep prices as low as possible. But for universities like Ball State and AU, simply put, the rise in tuition stems from the need to cover operating costs as prices, such as energy rates, continue to rise.
Because a private education costs more than a public education, AU Vice President for Student Affairs Brent Baker said officials are aware of family struggles to pay for higher education.
"Education is just terribly important," he said. "And an affordable education is something we're striving for."
This fall, students at the private university will see a tuition increase of 2.8 percent, Baker said. That brings the yearly cost to $26,120 for up to 18 credit hours per semester. He added, though, that the debt students at AU accumulate is not an outrageous amount as many seem to assume.
In 2010, the average debt of an AU student was $32,700, according to the university. At Ball State University, it was $24,124, according to the Project on Student Debt.
While Ball State wants to provide a high quality education, Bernie Hannon, associate vice president for business affairs, said officials also want to keep the cost affordable.
"Striking a balance is always the hardest part," he added.
At BSU, 87 percent of students receive some sort of financial aid in the form of grants, scholarships and loans.
Its 2 percent tuition increase is the lowest the university has had since 1976 and means about $90 more per semester, bringing BSU's price tag to $9,160 per year for up to 18 credit hours per semester.
Hannon noted that the increase is still the lowest among Ball State's Indiana peers, such as Indiana University.
Even the less costly Ivy Tech Community College is increasing tuition statewide by more than 8 percent to help close the community college network's $68 million budget deficit.
That increase will raise the cost of a three-hour class by $15 in the fall and by $60 in the spring of 2015. Ivy Tech currently charges $111 per credit hour.
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