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Please don't cancel Star-Crossed. Please let it have a second season. I am a hardcore CW fan. Every single day at 8pm I sit down and watch your channel and my absolute favorite show is Star-Crossed. It is unique and relates to the world. A TV show about the struggle between two species coexisting amongst one another is much more interesting than another crime show…a zombie crime show no less, or some stupid "accidental artificial incemination" tv show. And why would you replace Star-Crossed with a show with such a similar plot but nowhere near as strong? You have no idea how upset I am. Everything I love gets canceled and it got to the point where I believed that there was no way that anyone could put out anything good anymore, but you proved me wrong with The 100 and STAR-CROSSED! I have fallen in love. I have gotten many people to watch it too, and now you are taking that away too…to put out three stupid shows no less.
Please give Star-Crossed a chance.
The Messengers…. "a sci-fi drama in which an object crashes to Earth and kills several unconnected people, but they come back and realize they are meant to prevent an impending apocalypse." It's a terrible sounding spin-off of Star-Crossed. It is just going to get canceled like everything else does. At least Star-Crossed is good and has a big fan base.
You should get rid of Reign, in my opinion. Like I said, I am a hardcore fan of CW and I refuse to watch Reign! It's just a terrible soap opera spin-off of Game of Thrones. The acting is horrible and nothing can compete with Game of Thrones!
Star-Crossed fits perfectly with The Vampire Diaries and The Originals! If you love those two, then you love Star-Crossed! The Vampire Diaries is going onto their 6th season, and the fact that The Originals branched off from The Vampire Diaries is amazing and both are doing extremely well. Star-Crossed has that same effect and will do just as equally well if given the chance. And what happened to promoting and advertising!? Nobody advertises and promotes their products anymore. How is anyone supposed to find out about shows when you don't promote elsewhere? Billboards, busses, newspaper, magazines!! Promote. That's what us Graphic Designers are here for. I would promote the heck out of it for you if you give it a second chance! I am an art student graduating from The University of the Arts in 7 days with a BFA in Graphic Design, plus I've done advertising projects and obviously Im an extremely passionate person about the things I love. All this show needed was advertising. I mean come on, any show with a hot guy will get the viewing results! Honestly thats what drew me in from the start. A hot guy, a sci-fi show and the plot.
iZombie….. really? Why? A zombie med student? Who gets a job at a coroner's office for a fresh supply of brains and when she eats the brains, she gets the person's memories and uses them to help solve murders??… I would never watch something so stupid. It's like, "Sorry for the loss of your son. His brain didn't go to waste I'll have you know that it tasted very good. Oh and by the way after I ate his brains, I got his personal memories and found his murderer. Oh and Im a zombie." That's how I imagine every episode will be like. It's like creating another Dexter. A serial killer working for Miami Metro Police who just happens to kill every bad guy they are after, but never gets caught season after season.
We don't want another stupid crime show. There are enough of those out and I like them, but not some zombi brain eating crime show.
And Jane the Virgin? You can't get any worse than a plot about a young, religious Latina woman who gets accidentally articially inseminated…..Seriously?? What is this world coming to? All three of these sound horrible.
Please for the love of God, renew Star-Crossed. We all would be forever gracious and will keep good TV alive. It will keep a respected name for CW.
The Stargazers even designed charity Stargazer shirts for cancer because of Julia's character's storyline. We are hardcore fans and want nothing more than to enjoy a good show that already started. If you cancel it then you just wasted a good plot line that can never be used again.
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Summary: Software vulnerability not fixed despite prior warning by IT regulator, which led to hacking of Web sites operated by statutory board People's Association last month.
A "lapse in maintenance" had led to the hacking of Singapore's People's Association and its subsidiary sites been hacked last month, according to Yaacob Ibrahim, the country's minister for communications and information.
Yaacob said his ministry had been aware of a vulnerability in the software tool and agencies using the software had also been told to conduct maintenance ahead of time, The Straits Times reported on Monday.
Speaking in Parliament, Yaacob was referring to the People's Association (PA) Web site, along with sixteen other subsidiary Web sites, had been breached by hacker team HighTech Brazil HackTeam, the country's first security breach on government sites since 1999. The hacked Web sites were taken offline shortly afterwards, and restored two days later.
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore had also been aware of the vulnerability and told public agencies before the hacking incidents, a separate report by My Paper noted. However, there was a maintenance lapse by PA, which enabled the hacking group to gain access to the system.
"There was a lapse in maintenance and the agency responsible has informed us they will step up the maintenance regime to ensure the checking and auditing is done more timely," Yaacob said.
Preliminary investigations have also traced the hacking activities to foreign IP addresses, and Singapore's Police has requested assistance from its foreign counterparts, he added.
Yaacob also confirmed personal information had not been compromised as the Web site provides general information about the People's Association Activities.
Security watchers previously told ZDNet Asia the security breach on the PA sites may be "random", but more attacks on government sites are set to come with greater adversity.
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Memo from the Levy County Commission to the City of Chiefland: Nothing is free.
And while you are at it, could you explain how, if you cannot afford to pay for an $11,000 study on how allowing the city to provide Advanced Life Support (ALSnt) non-transport service would affect the county's EMS assessment, how will you pay the $250,000 a year it takes to operate ALSnt service?
Chiefland officials have taken the next step toward the city acquiring advanced life support non transport (ALS) service.
Commissioners voted unanimously Monday during the city's regularly scheduled meeting to pay up to $11,000 for a study by outside consultants to determine how, and if, funds could be spent to help pay for the service.
Chiefland Vice Mayor Betty Walker, who is over the city's fire department, said committing to the funds is the next move.
Change is in the works for Fanning Springs as Cheryl Nekola's tenure as mayor is coming to an end. Rodger Nogaki and Howell "Trip" Lancaster received the most votes for the position at the Oct. 7 primary election, 109 and 74 respectively.
The two will continue campaigning for the position up until the Nov. 4 general election. Also running for mayor was June Ladewig, who finished fourth.
The 2014 Chiefland Middle High School King is Alphonso Timmons and the Queen is Kasidy Leann Shultz. The Prince is David Hallman and the Princess of Becca Thomas.
The Little Homecoming King and Queen were Cooper Swain and Lacee Stalvey. Cooper is the son of Mark and Stacy Swain, and Lacee is the daughter of Harland and C'dell Stalvey.
State and federal agencies want to overhaul flood maps in Bronson and other areas of Levy County.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently gave the Suwannee River Water Management District, which is in charge of permitting and managing most of the water in Levy County, a $627,000 grant to address wrong or missing data in flood maps in the region.
After more than 45 years of law practice in Levy County, R. Luther Beauchamp has announced his intent to retire from the active law practice effective Nov. 1. He started his practice in Bronson in 1969 and moved to his current Chiefland office in 1975.
Beauchamp will continue to serve as general counsel for Florida Baptist Convention and will be completing matters for some current clients, which will take him beyond the Nov. 1 date.
The 2014 Bronson Middle High School Homecoming King Jason Ranalli and Queen Emma Harvey were crowned during halftime on Friday, Oct. 3.
The Bronson Eagles defeated the Bell Bulldogs 36 - 16 in the football game.
With over 700 in attendance, the night began with a light steady rain but as evening wore on the rain let up just in time for the halftime festivities. Announcers John Meeks and Cameron Asbell held the attention of the fans with the play by play of the game.
The Chiefland Lady Indians 2014 softball team was presented with their championship rings before the crowd at Friday's homecoming football game.
Principal Matt McLelland presented the players and their coaches with the rings for winning the 2014 Florida 1A Softball Championship in Vero Beach earlier this year. At one point, McLellan's presentation of the rings was remniscent of that famous scene out of the movie "Pretty Woman" when Ricard Gere presents a jewelry box to co-star Julia Roberts.
Chiefland's Suwannee Valley Rotary Club was visited today by special guest speaker David Rauch, a member of the Rotary Club of Mid Bay Choctawhatchee Bay and Rotary International District 6940 Governor.
Rauch, who has been traveling the district and speaking to different Rotary clubs, highlighted the importance of retaining members, recruitment and continuing to make a difference in the community.
"It's more than a theme," Rauch said, "it's a call to action."
The U.S.S. Pueblo was masquerading as a scientific research vessel off the coast of North Korea when enemy forces determined the ship was of interest, sending a small fleet of boats to corral its crew of 81 officers and enlisted men.
That was 1968, and the enemy had good reason to be suspicious. The Pueblo was a U.S. Navy surveillance ship, loaded down with the most high-tech spy equipment of the day, as well as a good deal of intelligence.
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Organizers of the seventh annual Papa George Fairchild Jambalaya Cook-Off are seeking competitors and helpers for the Sept. 8 event at St. Gabriel Catholic Church in St. Gabriel.
The contest, sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 3796, benefits St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn.
Competitors will have to cook chicken jambalaya on wood just like Fairchild did at the first jambalaya cook-off in Gonzales in 1968, the organizers said. Cooking will begin at 6 a.m., and winners will be announced at 1:30 p.m.
Jambalaya, served with white beans and salad, will be sold for $5 beginning at 11 a.m. Sept. 8. There also will be a minipot cook-off for children at 10:30 a.m.
For more information, go to papageorgefairchild.com.
Madewood Plantation House, on La. 308 south of Napoleonville, will hold a summer wine tasting and dinner Friday.
The wine tasting will be held from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.; dinner will follow. Cost is $15 per person for the wine tasting only and $45 per person with dinner.
The menu includes homemade French bread; Creole tomato salad; shrimp and okra gumbo; smothered spicy pork chops; pepper rice; corn and sweet potato pie.
For reservations or more information, call (985) 369-7151 or email email@example.com.
Harrah's New Orleans continues its monthly wine dinner series at Besh Steak with a 6 p.m. Thursday event featuring the wines of James Moises, a New Orleans native and owner of Moises Vineyard.
Besh Steak Executive Chef Todd Pulsinelli's menu for the four-course dinner will include a black-eyed pea anolini with blue crab, shrimp and Thai chili, crispy crepe and puffed jellyfish with blue crab, green papaya and daikon, blackened duck breast and goat cheese cake with Metairie figs.
Cost is $75 per person. Besh Steak is inside Harrah's Casino. For more information, go to harrahsneworleans.com. Guests must be 21 to enter the casino.
Chef Joey Wells, of Roux on Orleans, will demonstrate one of his signature dishes at 2 p.m. Sunday at the French Market Demonstration Stage, between Ursulines and Governor Nicholls streets in New Orleans.
The event, free and open to the public, is hosted by the SoFAB Institute staff. For more information, visit southernfood.org or frenchmarket.org.
VOM FASS, 5725 Magazine St., continues its monthly seminar and tasting "Spirit Sessions" at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
The class will be hosted by bar chef Amber Peterson, of Palace Café, who will share cocktail history, how-to tips and shake up four or five cocktails.
Cost to attend is $20 per person (must be 21 to attend).
Call (504) 302-1455 for reservations.
The New Orleans Italian restaurant a Mano, 870 Tchoupitoulas St., continues its regional dinner series Thursday by exploring the cuisine of Calabria.
The menu will include antipasti of fried squash blossom, marinated squash and tomatoes; squid ink pasta with lobster and saltfish; and grilled swordfish with melons and red onion.
Cost is $35 per person, plus tax and gratuity.
Remaining dinners in the series look at Sicily on July 31; Campania, Aug. 7; Sardinia, Aug. 14; and Tuscany, Aug. 21. Call (504) 208-9280 for reservations.
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Lowell General Hospital recognizes employees who exemplify the vision, standards and culture of the hospital as part of its Star Performer of the Month program. Local employees recognized this year include: Phil Millward of Nashua, NH was named Lowell General Hospital's Star Performer for July . Phil has been employed at Lowell General Hospital for 10 years and is an integral part of the Facilities team. He has been called a … more
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Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Lowell Introduces New Name – Circle Home
The Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Lowell has been a proud member of the community since 1909. A trusted provider of home health care, hospice and community care services, the Visiting Nurse Association recently introduced a new name for the organization – Circle Home. "We are excited about this new identity because it reflects our belief that home is not only where your heart is, it's where your sense of health and … more
Annual Bike Safety Rodeo Provided Helmets and Safety Instruction to Community
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Lowell General Hospital Golf Challenge Raises $439,000 to Support Vital Hospital Services
Local golfers swung their clubs for a great cause on Monday, August 25, 2014 as 224 people turned out for the 19th Annual Lowell General Hospital Challenge held at The International in Bolton, Massachusetts. This year's event raised $439,000 to support the expansion of Lowell General Hospital's cardiac catheterization laboratory at its main campus in Lowell and the launch of Circle Health Westford, which opened on Monday, August … more
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Lowell General Hospital has been ranked as one of the best hospitals for 2014-15 in Massachusetts, ranking among the top 15 hospitals in the metropolitan Boston area and 18th overall in the state. The annual U.S. News Best Hospitals rankings, now in their 25th year, recognize hospitals that excel in treating the most challenging patients. "Lots of drive and dedication are put forth by every employee here at Lowell General Hospital, and … more


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dahni, you are right--it's time we got on with solving the problem. It is instructive to note that, even with a Republican-controlled House, we have continued to spend $1 T + per year more than we take in. And, lest we forget, the Constitution provides that the Congress MUST APPROPRIATE the money before the President (and his administration) can spend it. Unfortunately, Speaker Boehner and his Republican majority in the House simply lack the courage to make real cuts in government spending, and dare the President to veto them. Incidentally, Secretary Clinton recently said, as an excuse for the Libyan fiasco that she had 60,000 employees in the State Dept. Can anyone justify that?


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I won't waste your time with a top list of anecdotes since Monday was my birthday, or break into a 'Best of', because authentic existence has little to do with embellishment-laced highlights. A life is a non-stop series in reactions. So for those wondering what the life of an outdoor columnist is really like, here's what has highlighted my journey to 30.
If you've read this column for any length of time you may have read that I catch rattlesnakes on a regular basis. I usually turn them into hatbands; sometimes I have them mounted as taxidermy specimens, I even make rattlesnake rugs as a wall mount. Occasionally I'll even eat a sackful of rattlers for dinner. While I am a big advocate of catch and release fishing, I do not practice catch and release rattler catching. My long-time outdoor companion Donald F, however is a much kinder and gentler person than I and regularly releases the snakes he catches.
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A strong field of 23 late models kicked off the 2011 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series at the Stockton 99 Speedway last Saturday night.
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Several decades ago I was hunting bears in the Sierra. It was dusk and I walked down a dusty dirt road looking for bear tracks. After about an hour, I turned around and began walking back to my camp. Looking at my tracks in the dusty road, I discovered mountain lion tracks right over the top of my footprints! A lion had tracked me for over two miles. I had no clue he was there. I guarantee you that will make the hair on your neck stand up! Mountain lions are like tan ghosts, you never see them until its ...
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Unlike elementary school, high school fundraising is done by smaller more diverse groups. There are so many different ideas but with the assortment of clubs and sports teams there needs to be. Our hope is that you will find the perfect high school fundraiser for your particular group in this section.
We will talk about more specifics below but any discussion about high school fundraisers should begin with the need for diversity. And your group needs to understand that there are more options open to public school groups if the school itself will take responsibility for the payment of any product purchases.
So on this page we offer a great selection of options for schools, clubs, groups, teams and classes including options that cost nothing to start and others than offer profits as high as 90%. So let's explore high school fundraising ideas together.
Why Use Easy Fundraising Idea for Your High School Fundraiser?
We would like to help you choose the best High School Fundraising idea for your group.
Easy Fundraising Ideas helps thousands of groups raise millions of dollars every single year. Many of those groups are high school students. We know the ins and outs of high school fundraising. Let us help you too.
On this page we highlight some of our high school fundraisers. We offer dozens of different fundraising programs. But we chose the ones on this page because they show the different kinds of benefits the different high school fundraising ideas offer.
One of the fundraisers offers profits that can exceed 90%. One of the fundraisers has extremely small minimums and are perfect for smaller groups and even individual students. And one of the fundraisers requires no upfront cost to get started.
Fundraising Tips
The good news about high school fundraising is that typically the students participating are more willing to participate and have a direct stake in the outcome of the campaign. But there are some things high schoolers can do to maxmize their efforts:
1. Make sure you have a clear stated purpose for raising money. People will do better when they can envision the benefit so make sure everyone is on board with the need and the vision.
2. Set goals. That's true for any fundraising group. It's definitely true for this grade level because students should be told what expectations are. If you want someone to raise $100 then tell them they are expected to raise $100. You will be surprised how many do exactly what is expected - not one penny more nor one penny less.
3.Identify your market and where you will be selling your products. A lot of groups don't take this into consideration until it's too late. Are you going to be selling on the school grounds? Is your market other students or is it to friends and family?
Hopefully those tips will help no matter which high school fundraising idea you choose.
High School Fundraising Ideas Fundraising Ideas to consider:
$10 Frozen Cookie Dough Tubs
Frozen cookie dough is one of the best selling fundraising products. Everyone loves freshly baked cookies. This is our best selling cookie dough program because of the retail selling price. You will sell 2 pounds tubs of dough for only $10 each. Shipping is free unless you are in an extreme remote area. And there's no cost to get started.
Cookie Dough Mix Fundraiser
How many cookie dough fundraisers have no minimums, 50% profit and are free to start? That's why our Delisheries Cookie Mix fundraiser is skyrocketing in popularity. You can even qualify for FREE shipping. This is the perfect cookie fundraiser for any size group.
Coffee and Tea
You might consider selling coffee and tea to raise money. Coffee has been very successful for many types of groups. Your group would sell 10 oz bags of freshly ground coffee for $10 each. There are seven great flavors along with an old fashion gift coffee tin. Coffee sales work best in the fall and winter.
Earth Candles
Earth fundraising candles are a great way to raise money with no upfront money. You offer a terrific selection of candles in all the most popular scents. You make 50% profit on every candle you sell. You can even qualify for free shipping. We provide free brochures for each member of your group and all the materials you need to hold your candle sale.
Home for the Holidays Candle Fundraiser
This is the perfect holiday season fundraiser. Our Home for the Holidays Candles make the perfect gift. There's no upfront cost so anyone can start this fundraiser. We provide everything you need to get started and there's no obligation or cost.
Flower Bulb Fundraising
We have Flower Bulb programs specifically for fall and another for spring so you can hold a flower fundraiser any time of year. Flower fundraisers are practical and ecologically sensitive. We offer a great selection of bulbs, a high profit potential, free brochures and order forms and the ability to qualify for free shipping.
Yummy Licks Round Lollipops
Yummy Licks are our #1 lollipop. They come in an assortment of all your favorite flavors. Yummy Licks Round lollipops are packaged in cases of 640 lollipops. Inside the case are 8 packages with each package containing 80 lollipops. You will make 50% profit selling just one case. Shipping is FREE.
Magic Melts Wickless Candle Fundraiser
The newest addition to our candle fundraisers. Magic Melts are highly scented wickless wax bars that you melt in candle warmers. There's no cost to start this fundraiser. Make 50% profit. You can even qualify for free shipping.
Peanut FREE $1 Chocolate Bars
Original One Dollar Bars are PEANUT FREE and the largest fundraiser candy bars. Besides being the largest candy bar the One Dollar Bars are only sold through fundraising and are not sold in discount retail stores or vending machines at discounted prices. With only a one case minimum, this chocolate fund raising product is perfect for small groups.
Shopping Bag Fundraiser
We'd like to introduce our updated Dodo Bag program. Now, in addition to the reusable canvas shopping bags, you'll find 24 different bags and totes. And there's no cost to start. We provide free brochures and marketing materials. You make 40% profit on each bag. If you sell 25 bags or more shipping is FREE.
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Every step I take and every dollar I raise will make a difference in the lives of the 30 million Americans living with liver disease. By making a donation on my behalf, you will be helping the American Liver Foundation provide community-based education and prevention programs, protect the rights of people with liver disease, and fund critical research.
By making a donation you'll take me one step closer to my goal and take all of us another stride closer to a world free of liver disease!
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My name is Marisela and I am the mother of three wonderful boys ages 13, 10 and 7. My middle son Isaac has always been my active child. He loves sports, football, swimming, and any activity where he is able to run. He was very active in youth soccer competing in many tournaments and he loved every minute of it.
April 17, 2011 is when we noticed our son's eyes looking slightly yellow. We immediately knew something was not right, so we contacted his pediatrician and after that initial visit we all thought it was probably a case of hepatitis. The very next day I received the call stating I should take Isaac to Phoenix Children's Hospital. That's where we stayed for a week until Dr. Milho came to us stating that his lab results were not getting any better and that University of Arizona Medical Center in Tucson is the best place for him at this time. When they told me that they were flying my son to another hospital for more options on his care, I truly thought to myself, "This is a little extreme for us and just watch he will be better in a week or less and all of this was done for nothing".
The information about our son's liver transplant came a little bit at a time, and we have to say that we were not prepared for it. Dr. Khan and Dr. Jie explained to us that we might need to do a transplant. Not wanting to realize that this was really happening to our family, we held on to the "might need" and decided that our son wasn't going to need a transplant and the worst thing we would ever have to deal with was just a few weeks in the hospital! Not one other member of our family has ever gotten a transplant so how could our son need one! He is only 8 years old! How did this happen? How did he get this virus? Where did it come from? Why was this happening to us and to him? A million questions and why's were pouring out of us and my entire family! Our hearts were breaking.
Due to an unknown virus that attacked his liver and caused complete liver failure he was in need of a transplant. The Doctors stated they may never know what caused liver failure, as there are so many unknown viruses. When he began to get worse, we realized a liver transplant was our only hope. The waiting gets stressful when your child starts getting sick, you start feeling anxious and wondering when this life saving operation is going to happen and if it's going to happen in time. Isaac was showing signs of brain swelling, his speech was slurred, his coordination was diminishing and then every few minutes he started to scream uncontrollably, to my horror I saw my little boy's body starting to twitch during seizures. At that time the Doctors informed us that we are in a dangerous place and this is not where we wanted to be or what they wanted to do but they had to place him in a medically induced coma.
At that time we found out our sons name was moved up to number one on the transplant list for the Southwest region. What to us felt like a life time was actually a little over a day before we were notified of a matching donor! With joy in our hearts for our family and hope for our son we also had tremendous sadness for the loss of another family's precious child. This is the kind of emotion that anyone would struggle with. Isaac Transplant took place on May 8, 2011 (Mother's Day.)
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This is why immigration is so important. Our color-blind immigration policy is based on the assumption that race is an illegitimate criterion for defining "living space" or any other space. But if race is a legitimate criterion, why should whites (or blacks) welcome the arrival of Asians and Hispanics, who are alien to us both? In any case, our polychrome but overwhelmingly non-white immigration stream is only creating infinite varieties of racial conflict to overlie and complicate the original black/white divide. Racial diversity is a terrible source of conflict and tension; it is not a strength.
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