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Expressing its views on a batch of 16 writ petitions that questioned the Delhi High Court's 2009 judgment which legalized the gay sex among consenting adults, the Centre told the apex court that the moral and social values are different in India.
"We can't be guided by the customs of the West," counsel for the Union Home Ministry told the court.
The Delhi High Court in its judgment declared that gay sex among consenting adults is not illegal and held that the law making it a criminal offence violates fundamental rights.
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"I would never leave Sophia." - Farrah Abraham on last night's Teen Mom
Despite this proclamation, it appears the youngster did exactly that, leaving her daughter with her mother in Iowa while she "attends school" in Florida.
According to Life & Style, the reality star has been in Ft. Lauderdale for months, while her mother, Debra Danielson, is now Sophia's primary caregiver.
Was this move altruistic or purely selfish? Somewhere in the middle?
Farrah Abraham said this about her decision to leave Sophia:
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Not that this wasn't a difficult decision. In fact, the 20-year-old admits, "I'm tugged in many different ways daily - but I don't want to limit myself or Sophia."
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Leave her alone she did it for her daughter, i would ..yes it would be very hard to leave my boys but for them everything.....and yes you would move a diffrent state like Maci i can not wait to do that, f**** ryan he dosent do anything....u woudl do anything to get away from a man like that ...Belive me I KNOW , been there and still there but the good thing is ther is 6 hours drive between us, so im good :)
farrah is a selfish whiney used up bitch who is too much of a stupid arrogant baby to be a mother. she should be sterilized.
yaa maci is a good mom but ryan will like not give up on bently,and ya i agree she should of stayed in the state and not go to another one so she could see her kid!!!!!!! DUHHHH. thats what i would do
Yaa she is like moving to a diffrent state her mom pushes her to do things so
ok, i wacth teen mom and ya farrah is a brat but her mom like bet her a lot,and she did not give sopiha away she still has her!
Farrah did not want to leave her child. Her mom is the one that pushed her into it. Farrah did not have to listen to her mom of course. I do not agree with her dission. But I can tell Farrah LOVES Sophia so much more than any of the other teen moms on the show. Maci is also a good mom on the show. But Farrah could have stayed closer so she could visit sophia on the weekends. But her mom is the one that pushed her I belive. And yes I do belive she is a bit spoiled. Her mom defintly wants Sophia I can just tell by the way she pushed her her daughter away from Sophia her mom is dumb. I like her dad though he is nice guy.
In her defense she was offered the opprtunity of a life time she was pregnant at sixteen and actually got paid.Now that shows how money actually makes a difference. Think about it why not have a show 12 and pregnant MTV and talk about real issues instead of having trailer park trash on that show. On the bright she did get her teeth fixed.
I'm seeing a trend here: Farrah impusively got a dog. Farrah was sick of the dog and gave it away. Farrah thought she needed implants to boost her modeling career (big career, btw--modeling for hair salons). Then that wasn't enough so Farrah decided she needed orthodontics. And needed them BEFORE the move to FL, no less! Guess she knows she will visit her hometown a lot. (Orthodontic visits are on the regular.) Oh yeah, her hometown will also have HER DAUGHTER! SERIOUSLY? She is selfish, bratty, mopey, and a loser. Her daughter is in good hands tho. Farrah's mom is only a borderline personality disorder, afterall. Farrah's guise at a better future for her daughter by leaving her behind are a joke. She's a disgrace. Apple does not fall far. This does not bode well for Sophia and her future. And also, if two yrs. of culinary school churned out that kind of bd cake for two yr old Sophia, well then Farrah is better off throwing her money down a sewer.
I can understand wanting an education and a better life for farrah and her daughter but why doesnt she go to a school a little closer.If that is the only place to get the education she needs for what career she chose why not take sophia with her and make other arrangments for her daughters care,her parents have money to do that?
Everyone, Farrah did NOT leave Sophia with her mom. Sophia went to Florida with Farrah, then just spent the past month VISITING grandma Debra. Farrah will be picking her up this weekend to return to Florida. Calm down. Tabloids are liars and make up stuff to sell copies. MTV left everyone hanging tonite to boost ratings next season. Don't believe everything you read!!!!


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The forum members need to look at it this way. Paul, Bryan, and the other devs at PGI make most of the design decisions for the game. However they are still at the whim of their bosses and the executives that run the company.
Not sure that this is the case; but not sure that it isn't the case, either. One thing that I do know is that the difference between the MC and C-Bill purchased modules do smack of Pay2Win, in my opinion -- and I hate them; and what they represent for the path of the game.
Thus, let me put this into language that will hopefully speak to someone: I have disposable income, and I have not been shy about purchasing MC in the past. I own four hero mechs (Flame/Fang/Ilya/Yen-Lo-Wang), have spent a bunch of MC on paint; and have been on premium time for the past three months (which is basically right when I started playing the game -- December 2012).
Flatly put, I would guess that I am pretty close to their ideal customer -- and while I'm not going to threaten to take my ball and go home (i.e. it would be silly to threaten to leave a game that I still enjoy playing); I will simply say that I use my disposable income only to further goals and support companies that do things that I like.
I do not like this; and I won't be spending $0.01 more on MC while MC can buy things that C-Bills cannot; if those things are flatly better/more powerful (like many in this thread, I feel that previous to this the things that MC could buy were only convenience items that didn't particularly affect game balance).
So, whomever made this decision: I don't know how your profiteering math looks, but you can put all of the money that I otherwise would have paid you in the "negative" column, because you won't be seeing any of it. Maybe it doesn't make such a difference -- even if I spent money in the past, I am only one person; right?
Then again, I highly doubt that I am the only one that takes this position, particularly since this post is going to end up on page 152 of this comment thread -- I wonder how many people completely curtailing their spending it would take for the ledger to end up a net-negative for this whole Pay2Win thrust.


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When Madonna, Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan, and Roger Ebert have all dined at the same restaurant, and guests praise their attentive service and attention to detail Check, Please!, it says something. It speaks to the food's quality, the establishment's longevity, and the clientele's diversity. Newly redesigned after more than 30 years in business, Standard India Restaurant is one of the oldest Indian eateries in Chicago, one of the first in the country to offer thali-style dining, and one of the few independent restaurants anywhere that's fed more than one million guests since its inception.
Originally established on Devon Avenue by Pardip and Bimla Kamboj, Standard India has since changed locations and been passed to their son and daughter, who perpetuate Standard's success with the same traditional, freshly prepared North Indian fare. In addition to their popular all-you-can-eat grand buffet, Standard promotes an innovative and authentic thali experience, during which diners eat from frequently refilled sterling-silver tins that Denise brought back from New Delhi.
In the kitchen, chicken, lamb, and seafood sizzle in a handcrafted clay tandoor, and chefs expertly spice vegetarian- and vegan-friendly curries as well as gluten-free dishes. All meals can be paired with the guest's choice of beverage, as the eatery boasts a BYOB policy free from irksome corkage fees.
Vermilion has garnered a great deal of press and accolades over the years. From being named one of Chicago magazine's Best New Restaurants of 2004 to gracing the pages of Esquire in an article titled "15 More Restaurants Not to Miss," the restaurant is no stranger to the spotlight. And at the heart of its success is Rohini Dey, a former consultant who, in 2003, decided to dive whisk first into the restaurant biz. Inspired by her Indian heritage, Dey set out to re-engineer the country's traditional approach, fusing contemporary homeland flavors with elements of similarly bold Latin cuisine.
At Vermilion's Chicago and New York City locations, the chefs craft meat and vegetarian fusions. Some of their most successful creations include the Gourmet-lauded duck-vindaloo arepas, lobster tail stewed in coconut-and-curry-leaf gravy, which was named the top dish worldwide by USA Today in 2004, and the tandoori skirt steak, hailed by Esquire. The decor mirrors the artful approach to dining, with sleek white spaces accented by black-and-white photos taken before the invention of color. Both locations also incorporate lounge areas that often come to life as fusion music, specialty cocktails, and a global wine list circulate the space.
There's nowhere for heat to escape within a tandoori oven. Inside this sweltering cylinder of clay, chefs stoke the flames to cook everything from flat naan bread to three-dimensional lamb and chicken. It's fitting then, that Klay Oven Restaurant has a name echoing this traditional Indian method of cooking?and a bite into anything on the menu proves that there's no need to alter these time-tested techniques. Popular orders include tandoori murg, a dish of stir-fried meat simmered in gravy. Outside of the oven, chefs use homemade cheese cubes to cook paneer dishes and fill puffed samosas with lamb, peas, ginger, and coriander.
Of course, all of this happens away from customers' hungry eyes. They're too busy sipping mango lassi beneath the dining room's golden tin ceilings, or perhaps drinking something more potable at the solid wood bar. At select times, Klay Oven also serves buffets (both of the vegan and meaty variety).
At Bombay Spice Grill, you don't have to grab a table to enjoy the spices and sauces of Indian cuisine. Instead, Executive Chef Sunil Kumar designed a menu full of Indian meats, tofu, curries, and toppings that can be customized into a flavorful meal-on-the-go. Though the sauces come in traditional varieties such as curry, tikka masala, spinach, and vindaloo, the preparation veers from the methods of India to create healthier dishes. Chefs eschew cooking with ghee—Indian clarified butter—and instead use olive oil for heart-healthy wraps, sandwiches, salads, and bowls. And though wraps come with a slice of freshly baked naan or roti bread, clients can opt to make their dish gluten-free by swapping out bread for quinoa or rice. Guests can even customize their dish to be vegetarian and vegan, with ingredients clearly denoted on the menu. And to pair with a main entree, they can grab traditional Indian sides such as samosas and rice pudding.
With more than 30 years of culinary experience, Indian Grill's head chef and owner, Shri Tikka Ram Sharma, orchestrates a flavorful symphony of traditional Indian recipes and spices to create a concerto of savory northern Indian cuisine. Skewers pierce through chunks of chicken, lamb, and seafood before plunging into the fiery depths of a tandoor, a charcoal-fire clay oven that dutifully roasts and grills seasoned meats when it's not busy with its side job counseling down-and-out dragons. Sides of chutney complement the juicy flavors of the protein-packed entrees while bowls of curry pour forth aromas from a blend of classic Indian spices, including saffron, turmeric, and cumin. Most Friday and Saturday nights promise live sitar music, and complimentary oven-baked lentil wafers are always on duty to help keep ferocious appetites at bay until main entrees make a grand entrance.
When Falguni Dewjee and Nik Jain teamed up to create Bombay Wraps, they had one simple mission: make Indian food simple, fast, and healthy without sacrificing the home-cooked aesthetic. Now realized, their goal takes the shape of six white or whole-wheat flatbread sandwiches stuffed with savory fillings such as grilled chicken tikka, cheese paneer, and braised lamb. Unique ingredients like cilantro chutney, pickled onions, and traditional tandoori spice infuse Indian pantry staples into each vegetarian or meat wrap, and sides such as sweet-potato fries with Indian seasonings or romaine salad with lime vinaigrette round out meals. At the restaurant, floor-to-ceiling windows and shiny metal tables give the dining room a bright, cheerful ambiance. For catering and event orders, Bombay Wraps' foodsmiths stow sandwiches in a baking tray to lock in freshness and finish by placing a signet sticker.


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Government Publications at Connecticut College
The government documents collection includes publications in print, electronic, and microfiche formats. Connecticut College has been a part of the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) since 1926. Our catalog includes records for 135,000 print documents, and some 30,000 in electronic format, not including those that can be accessed through our database subscriptions. We currently select 34% of all documents available to depository libraries. We also collect Connecticut state documents.
Several hundred new documents are typically added to the collection each month depending on the activity of the Government Printing Office (GPO), including their ability to find and catalog recent publications from government agencies that do not necessarily report their latest activity. The vast majority of these new documents, now some 97%, are published in electronic format, or born digital.
The print collection is located on the lower-level of Charles E. Shain Library. While not all documents are represented in the Library Catalog, it is still the best place to start your search.
Where should I search for government information?
- Catalog of Government Publications (CGP)The main catalog of federal government publications produced by the GPO.
- Connecticut State LibraryThe Connecticut State Library is a regional depository library, which means their collection is far larger than our own selective collection at Connecticut College. If we have trouble finding government information, we turn to the State Library first.
- FDsysGPO's Federal Digital System provides free online access to official publications from all three branches of the federal government. Most content is recent, with some going back to the 1990s.
- Library CatalogThe library catalog (Caravan) at Connecticut College is a great place to search for government information. On the Advanced search tab, use the Location drop-down feature, and select Government Publications to limit your search.
- National Security ArchiveBased at George Washington University, the National Security Archive advocates for freedom of information, and they analyze and publish previously secret government documents.
- ProQuest CongressionalAvailable by login only to those affiliated with Connecticut College, this database includes congressional hearings from 1824 to present (full text from 1824-2003), Bill text (1989-), Campaign contributions (1987-), Campaign finance data (1989-), Committee reports (1990-), Congressional Record Bound (1789-1997), Congressional Record Daily (1985-), Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports (1916-), GAO reports (2004-), House and Senate Documents (1995-), Legislative Histories (1969-), Public Laws (1988-), US Code, and more.
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- U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1993Available by login only to those affiliated with Connecticut College, this database offers access to a massive collection of reports and documents published by the House and Senate from 1817 onward; a uniquely rich and wide-ranging collection of documents on American history. It also includes special reports to Congress, communications from the president, and reports from executive branch agencies, as well as the American State Papers, 1789-1838.
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The Frankenfood Myth?
Recorded: Tuesday, December 13, 2005
For millennia, farmers all over the world have bred crops for their resistance to disease, productivity, and nutritional value. Today, few topics have the power to inspire as much international furor and misinformation as the development and distribution of genetically altered foods.
Experts: Bruce N. Ames, Henry I. MillerType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Agriculture, Business, Environment, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Science
Michael Crichton on States of Fear: Science or Politics?
Recorded: Tuesday, November 15, 2005
The late Michael Crichton, author of Jurassic Park and State of Fear, along with a panel of distinguished scientists, examine the increasing politicization of science.
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Experts: Sallie Louise Baliunas, Michael Crichton, William M. Gray, George H. TaylorType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Energy, Environment, Science, Technology
Fred Singer on Climate Change
Recorded: Friday, June 27, 2003
Originally aired on 06/27/03 on CNN. Dr. Fred Singer, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute discusses the political nature of the global warming debate.
Experts: S. Fred SingerType: TelevisionIssues: Energy, Environment, Politics, Science
Stopping Violent Crime
New Directions for Crime Reduction & Prevention
Recorded: Tuesday, December 3, 1996
Presented by The Koch Crime Commission and the Independent Institute
Filmed 3 December, 1996 at Washburn University, Topeka, KS
Experts: Bruce L. Benson, Erika Holzer, Erika Holzer, Wendy Kaminer, William I. Koch, Alan J. Lizotte, Arthur R. Miller, David B. Sentelle, David J. Theroux, Richard L. Thornburgh, Hubert Williams, Marvin E. Wolfgang, James R. WyrschType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Drugs (Illicit), Freedom, Government Power, Gun Control, History (U.S), Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Race Issues, Urban Issues
Crime, Punishment, and the Criminal Justice System
Recorded: Sunday, June 26, 1994
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Experts: Randy E. Barnett, Stephen J. Davies, Williamson M. Evers, William I. Koch, Arthur R. Miller, Nadine StrossenType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Drugs (Illicit), Freedom, Government Power, Government Waste/Pork, Gun Control, Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Regulation and Deregulation


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Want to Gather More and Better Stories? (VIDEO)
Post by: Paul VanDeCarr
How and why can communications staffers use storytelling to advance their foundations' and nonprofits' goals? That was the basic question explored during a recent Communications Network webinar: "The Past and Future of Storytelling and Social Change."
Are You Crisis-Ready? (VIDEO)
In a perfect world we wouldn't have to plan for crises. However, as we all know too well, most crises—such as financial mismanagement, executive misconduct, sexual discrimination or government investigations—strike without warning. The difference between heading off disaster or watching your organization drown in bad media and messaging is having a solid crisis communication plan that is ready to go in a moment's notice.
Avoiding the Blind Spot: Telling Your Story with Pictures (VIDEO)
You've probably heard countless times that a picture is worth a thousand words. But how often have you actually heeded that advice and opted for a picture instead of a paragraph to create powerful messages for your organization? By choosing words over images are you creating an unintentional blind spot in your messaging? What can communicators – usually hired for our excellent writing skills – learn about using visuals?
To answer these questions we recently held a webinar, Avoiding the Blind Spot: Telling Your Story With Pictures. During the webinar Liz Banse and Scott Miller of Resource Media shared the neuroscience behind image processing, strategies for effectively communicating using photos and video, examples of extraordinary visual storytelling and practical, low-cost tips for better visual communications.
Seeing is Believing: Data Visualization for Philanthropy (VIDEO)
Chances are good that your organization is sitting on a pile of data. How do you take those vital nuggets of information hidden in files and trapped behind your four walls and shape them in ways that help advance your organization's work or mission? How might you mash it up with other data to create new knowledge? And how can you bring all of this to life through data visualization?
To provide answers to these questions, we recently held a webinar, Seeing is Believing: Data Visualization for Philanthropy (Replay available below.)


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and have seen hundreds of hidden and secret loads,many for the government.have hauled a bunch of them myself,the one that had the most security"following " me from a distance turned out to be Slot machines not on the bills a whole trailer load !
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Originally written on Pro Sports Daily | Last updated 11/6/14
The Cleveland Cavaliers claimed Washington Wizards castoff Shaun Livingston off waivers Tuesday and waived guard Donald Sloan. Livingston, 27, who was released Sunday by the Wizards, will back up Cavs point guard Kyrie Irving, The Plain Dealer reported in Cleveland. The Cavs will be the 6-foot-7 Livingston's fifth team in five years. He averaged 3.7 points, 2.2 rebounds and 2.2 assists in 17 games, including four starts, for the Wizards this season. Guard Jeremy Pargo has been one of Irving's backups at the point. He started 11 games while Irving was out with a broken finger and averaged 14.5 points and 4.4 assists but has seen reduced playing time recently. Sloan, who also filled a reserve role at point guard, averaged 4.1 points and 1.9 assists this season. The Cavs will play at Washington on Wednesday night without center Anderson Varejao, who will miss a fourth straight game with a bruised right knee.
Original Story: http://www.prosportsdaily.com/article...
PLAYERS: Shaun Livingston, Donald Sloan, Kyrie Irving, Jeremy Pargo, Anderson Varejao
TEAMS: Cleveland Cavaliers, Washington Wizards
TEAMS: Cleveland Cavaliers, Washington Wizards
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Navajo Code Talker Samuel Tsosie Sr. has passed into the spirit world, according to Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly, who ordered flags flown at half-staff in his honor.Gallup Rotary Club hands out 100 food baskets
Tom K. Johnson Jr. and Laura Patterson of Gamerco, N.M., will have a turkey dinner this Thanksgiving thanks to the Gallup Rotary Club's annual "Baskets of Brotherhood" food donation.State Rep. Hale arrested for DWI
Former Navajo Nation President Albert Hale is facing driving while intoxicated charges.Tribe's share of Escalade revenue would depend on traffic
The Grand Canyon Escalade project is all but guaranteed, according to President Ben Shelly's special advisor Deswood Tome.
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Something happened in late November 1964 that would have a profound effect on the lives of every member of the Navajo Tribe at that time and for the future.
Code Talker Samuel Tsosie Sr. passes onNovember 26, 2014
Shiprock man sentenced to 30 years for 3 deaths in drunk driving crashNovember 26, 2014
Gallup Rotary Club hands out 100 food basketsNovember 26, 2014
State Rep. Hale arrested for DWINovember 26, 2014
The Gallup Lady Bengals are ready to show that they are the team to beat in District 1-5A and in the area.
Missing key players, LA falls to Estancia in quarterfinalsNovember 26, 2014
Littleman brothers take their knowledge to baseball campNovember 26, 2014
Chinle competing in Hoophall West ClassicNovember 26, 2014
Local athlete beats her Ironman Ariz. timeNovember 26, 2014
Arts & Entertainment
From chord progressions to playing in sync, students from Chinle and Many Farms high schools enhanced their skills as musicians with the help of Philadelphia award-winning ensemble Orchestra 2001.
Native vision and designsNovember 20, 2014
Doing the Turkey TrotNovember 13, 2014
Jolonzo Goldtooth has gone from modeling to making fashions and now he is preparing to take his designs to a New York City fashion show as a featured designer.
In honor of diabetes month, Tsehootsooi Medical Center's prevention team is trotting across the Navajo Nation to raise awareness about diabetes with their "Turkey Trot: Take Care of Your Life" event.
Billy Mills brings emotional, motivational speech to ChinleOctober 30, 2014
A heartfelt storyOctober 9, 2014
First Northern Navajo Fair cook-off satisfies judgesOctober 9, 2014
Four young women competed on Oct. 11 as LeChee Chapter presented the 2015-14 Miss Western Navajo pageant.
Four Diné women vying for Miss Western Navajo titleOctober 11, 2014
Hwéeldi at 150October 2, 2014
Ách'ii'-maker wins crownSeptember 25, 2014
'Old paper,' other examples of Native-U.S. treaties, on displaySeptember 18, 2014
ABOVE: Colin Parker from the Omaha Tribe in Nebraska works on his project on Sunday during the Native Youth Summit,
From chord progressions to playing in sync, students from Chinle and Many Farms high schools enhanced their skills as musicians with the help of Philadelphia award-winning ensemble Orchestra 2001.
Concerts raises awareness on border town violence against homelessOctober 23, 2014
Punk rockers Left Alone return for Oct. showOctober 9, 2014
The Plateros becoming Indigenous, original band to be side gigSeptember 25, 2014
From inspiration to performanceSeptember 4, 2014
It's the beginning of an era because the newly crowned Miss Northern Navajo, Robyn Barber, is the first royalty to wear the new crown.
Founder: Miss Utah Navajo pageant was way to regain prideSeptember 18, 2014
Early exposure art, construction leads to dream jobSeptember 4, 2014
More than 600 Native youth and their families, some traveling in buses from as far away as Tuba City, arrived on University of Arizona campus for the second annual Native American College Day.
Students learn from dropping eggsNovember 20, 2014
Tohatchi student to attend Tribal Nations ConferenceNovember 6, 2014
$200K to assist Navajo in taking local control of BIE schoolsOctober 30, 2014
STAR students join First Lady at annual White House Kitchen GardenOctober 23, 2014
Even though there is a lot of uncertainty about the coming election for Navajo Nation president, people are beginning to talk about a transition to the new leadership.
OHA clears Begaye to run for presidentNovember 24, 2014
OHA: Decision might come today on Begaye qualificationNovember 21, 2014
Challenge to Begaye's candidacy still at OHANovember 20, 2014
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I felt like I had just stepped into yesteryear. It was 1975 and I was entering the old Window Rock High School Fieldhouse on a wintery Friday evening and the place was jammed-packed with Fighting Scouts basketball fans. The game tickets were sold out and it was standing room only.
Letters: I'm not good enough or qualified to workNovember 26, 2014
Letters: Who are fluent speakers of 2014?November 20, 2014
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Guest Column: A sincere, humble thank-youNovember 13, 2014
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NeoCloud Marketing Selected as First Constant Contact Authorized Local Expert in Wisconsin
Menomonee Falls, Wis. – NeoCloud Marketing, a fast-growing new media and Internet marketing firm that helps businesses build powerful online presences, has been chosen by Constant Contact®, Inc., as its first Authorized Local Expert in Wisconsin.
As an Authorized Local Expert, NeoCloud Marketing offers training seminars on best practices in online marketing throughout Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Constant Contact, a widely-recognized brand in online marketing, is the trusted marketing advisor to more than half a million small organizations worldwide.
NeoCloud Marketing was selected as a Constant Contact Authorized Local Expert after completing detailed training and being nominated by Steve Robinson, Senior Regional Development Director for Constant Contact in the Midwest.
NeoCloud Marketing hosts free small business seminars and training workshops focused on using email marketing and social media marketing to engage key audiences, drive dialogues, and build relationships.
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Constant Contact Authorized Local Experts are dedicated to educating small businesses, nonprofits and organizations on how to achieve success through email and social media marketing. Local Experts are authorized by Constant Contact to deliver field-tested seminars because of their proven expertise, passion and commitment to working with Constant Contact in their local community.
NeoCloud Marketing helps businesses grow online presence and market share through web-based social networks, content platforms and web-based media marketing. Its tech-savvy staff fully embraces these new engagement-focused marketing mediums, and is dedicated to helping businesses realize – and profit from – their potential.
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Gorge, waterfall & Antalya
October 12, Sunday Gorge, Waterfall and Antayla
This morning we left (almost forgetting to pay for our dinner)!! Firstly, the bus took us to the Saklikent Gorge. It was a great gorge – we walked through it – Craig venturing further through the wet bits. Once again a lovely day weather wise.
We also went to spend 20 minutes with Doctor Fish – where we put our feet into a tank and let the little fish ...
Cops, Drunks and Bullets
... Russian mafia come up here to eliminate the competition?
On the way back down we ride through a narrow ravine. There is an old stone arched bridge and another strange restaurant built out over the ravine stream supported on very fragile looking poles.
Another trip down to the wifi cafe for cappuccino rounds out the day. Tomorrow we head north back towards Greece.
Restaurant in the Trees
It's an R&R day today. Time to rest up the weary bones and do nothing. By midday the sun is quite warm but there is a chill in the air in the early morning and in the evening. Winter is coming!
We take a short trip into Kemer for a late breakfast / early lunch. The others go home after our ...
At Karl-Heinz' house
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I have the address but the navi takes me to an entirely different street with the same name. After consultations with the guys on a late-working dustbin truck I work out that Karl-Heinz' house is actually in a small village called Kuzdere, a couple of kilometres outside town.
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Turquoise Coast - Side
... so many women wearing scarves to cover their heads to people lying on the beach and walking around with very exposed bodies felt like a weird dream.Found the meagre remains of Temple of Apollon in amongst a whole big tourist warf and shops. We made a last minute booking ...
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November 28, 2014
Police are pushing for leads following the brazen robbery at the Williamstown Pharmacy last Thursday night.
Williamstown Police say they are following up on multiple leads.
The break-in resulted in more than $50,000 in losses and damage, including hundreds stolen from the register.
Prescription pills and Viagra were targeted with a street value upwards of $200,000.
Surveillance footage shows three men wearing hoodies, masks and gloves.
Two inside the store and one outside keeping watch.
A brazen break-in, with one guy watching the front door while two others went inside.
Employees of Williamstown Pharmacy found the door lock broken and the alarm ripped off the wall Thursday morning when they went to work.
Calling the police, the investigation continued Friday.
The footage shows one of the men waiting outside while the other two went in, stealing cash and drugs.
The suspects were wearing hoodies, masks and gloves.
$50,000 in loss and damage.
Plus hundreds stolen from the cash register.
Owner and pharmacist Sylvia Miles says the drugs are up to $200,000 in street value.
Miles says she had to turn people away Thursday until they could restock.
A dangerous situation with people who really need their medication.
Miles says she wants the community of Williamstown to wake up.
She says there is no reason to believe the drugs are not here.
Williamstown is not immune to the drug problem here in the Mid-Ohio Valley.
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Nationalist Buddhist monks are pushing legislation to "protect and preserve race and religion" in the Southeast Asian nation, which has seen bouts of violence against minority Muslims in the past two years that have killed more than 200 people and displaced tens of thousands.
President Thein Sein has directed parliament to draft four items of legislation that would also restrict religious conversion, ban polygamy and enact population control measures — widely viewed as steps directed against Muslims.
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The Obama administration has been a staunch supporter of Thein Sein, helping his government to escape pariah status. But nationalist sentiments appear to rising in the country, also known as Myanmar, ahead of pivotal national elections in 2015.
"The United States opposes any measure that would criminalize interfaith marriages. Such a step would be inconsistent with the government's efforts to promote tolerance and respect for human rights," State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said in written response to a question posed at a press briefing Wednesday.
Earlier this week, U.S. ambassador to Burma, Derek Mitchell, said he spoke to female activists who reported receiving death threats for opposing the marriage bill.
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Height: 6'10"
Weight: 280 lbs.
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AAU team: Connecticut Basketball Club
Position: Center
Comparison: Amar'e Stoudemire
Why he's No. 1: His combination of size, skill and athleticism is unparalleled in the class. When motivated, he's borderline unstoppable.
Why he's not No. 1: Disappears at times, doesn't dominate consistently. Tends to drift more to the perimeter as opposed to the paint.
What kind of pro: If he focuses, Drummond could be a future No. 1 pick and NBA all-star. Ceiling is tremendous.
Recruiting: Connecticut, North Carolina, Florida, Georgetown, Louisville, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pittsburgh
Andre Drummond's recruitment is a mystery, maybe even The Mystery of the Class of 2012. Even, to some degree, for the 6-foot-10, 280-pound Connecticut native.
That's all everyone wants to talk about. Which school he'll head to, whether he'll arrive on campus this fall or the following one. Whether he'll skip college altogether and go directly to the NBA. Or maybe even whether he'll go overseas for a year.
"I honestly don't know what I'm going to do right now," Drummond told CBSSports.com in a rare interview on Wednesday afternoon. "I'm trying to learn as much as I can -- about the colleges and also about the CBA [Collective Bargaining Agreement]."
You see, Drummond's situation is confusing -- especially because he's not one of those kids who yearns to talk incessantly about his recruitment.
Sure, most have pegged him to stay close to where he grew up and play for his home-state UConn Huskies -- if he does elect to attend college.
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One thing is certain: There's no one in the country who boasts as much talent and potential as Drummond.
He's got some Amar'e Stoudemire, a little Dwight Howard and maybe even some David Robinson and Shawn Kemp in him.
He's got the NBA-ready body with size, strength and length -- and the tools, with the ability and agility to play on the block or on the perimeter, to go along with his physical attributes.
However, what has been questioned at times is his motivation.
Drummond isn't a trash-talker, doesn't pound his chest after a mammoth block or a monster dunk.
When he takes to the court this summer with the Connecticut Basketball Club, more often than not, a celebration will involve solely a smile.
"I don't show much emotion, so people don't think I play hard. I don't make noise and scream," Drummond said. "Some people mistake that for me not caring, but it's just not my personality to yell and scream. It doesn't mean I'm not playing hard."
It's just that people want -- and expect more -- from the kid who has perched atop the charts for more than a year now.
He's the hunted, the guy that has been the No. 1 player in the Class of 2012.
"I don't even look at the rankings. I just go play basketball," Drummond said. "That's not the kind of person I am. I try not to feed into the hype."
You can't find a single tattoo on his entire body -- and that isn't likely to change anytime soon. He's raised his grades significantly since enrolling at St. Thomas More (Conn.) two years ago.
Drummond said he hopes to have a decision made sometime in August regarding his future. Despite reports, he has not ruled out the possibility of playing college basketball in the 2011-12 campaign. He could still head back to the prep-school ranks and then determine whether to go to college in 2012 or head straight to the NBA.
Even if the rule doesn't change -- as many feel it will -- and high school kids aren't allowed to go directly to the NBA, Drummond appears to still have that option on the table.
He just graduated from St. Thomas More and would turn 19 a year from this August, fulfilling the NBA's requirements to be eligible for the 2012 NBA Draft.
And there's not a huge entourage guiding him through this process either. In fact, his inner circle consists of just two people -- his mother, Christine, a nurse at a local hospital, and his coach, J.R. Hargreaves.
Drummond has been well-schooled. He has the leverage, so why not wait and see what players commit to certain schools, whether certain coaches remain at their current spots and whether the one-and-done rule will be abolished.
"I'm just exploring all my options right now," Drummond said.
There's no shortage of them.