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KORAPUT: Two years ago, residents of Girliguda in Koraput's Kundra block had hoped to receive regular supply of hygienic drinking water as a Rs 19 lakh rural piped water supply project was inaugurated in the village.
But the euphoria over the project was short-lived. The villagers received water only for only a few weeks .
The villagers say they have approached the concerned authorities a number of times, requesting them to look into the matter but to no avail.
"A month after completion of the project, we started receiving polluted water as it was not possible to clean the water tank because no staircase was constructed to go to the water tank. Subsequently, the pipelines got chocked," alleged Naresh Nag, a villager.
The residents allege that the officials concerned should have made the project operational after completing the work. "This is gross wastage of public money. The officials should be held responsible and appropriate action taken," said Narendra Pradhan, an activist.
Sources said the water storage capacity of the tank is 30,000 litres and as many as 17 stand-points were constructed to provide safe drinking water to the villagers.
Admitting that the project is non-functional, sub-divisional officer of rural water supply and sanitation (Jeypore), Tapan Rout, said, "At that time the staircase could not be constructed for some reason but soon it will be constructed ."
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Turnaround Time
Solstice is the day near year end when the sun is furthest away from the Earth, and immediately begins to come closer again. Solstice marks a celestial turning point, and it's no coincidence that we celebrate the end of the old year, and begin a new year of birth and renewal at this time. It's a time of new beginnings, of letting go of the old and generating the new. Many of my clients come in looking for a new way to see or do things, or a way to let go and refocus.
What kind of renewal do you want to generate in your own life?
• Are you feeling too caught up in things, and you want to let go a little, to learn to relax more?
• Is there a new goal you want to make happen in your life?
• Are you isolated and lonely, and want to generate more activity and more friends in your life?
• Do you have a relationship that needs a re-charge?
• Or are you happy and delighted with your life and the past year, and you just want to begin another that will be as good?
Just as the sun is making its turn in the heavens this season, try making a turn in your outlook:
If you've been holding on, struggling to make something work, try letting go a little. Take it less seriously, laugh a little more, breathe more deeply, and walk a little slower. You'll be surprised to find out that things still get done. Let the returning light make your life a little brighter, a little easier, and a little less frantic.
If things are going great, and you're really in a celebratory mood, this is the perfect season for that, too! Give thanks for your wonderful year, enumerate one by one all the blessings you received this year. Congratulate yourself, give yourself a big pat on the back, and throw yourself a party! Then, let it all go. Life is about change, and the traditional time of change is upon us. There's a new year coming, a new start, a new day.
Life blesses us with this opportunity constantly. No matter how bad or good today is, like Little Orphan Annie says, tomorrow is brand new. We get another start. We can slow down, speed up, make changes, and do it over. There is nothing we can't approach differently at the beginning of a new day. At this time of year, when the old year is ending, and the new about to begin, I like to remind myself of the opportunity this constant renewal brings.
I am grateful for this reminder, this yearly re-focus of my attention and dedication. Just as the world renews itself, no matter what wars, pollution, injustices and problems are going on, I have the opportunity to renew my self and my life; no matter what drama may be going on in it.
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Tina B. Tessina, Ph.D. is a licensed psychotherapist in S. California since 1978 with over 30 years experience in counseling individuals and couples and author of 13 books in 17 languages, including It Ends With You: Grow Up and Out of Dysfunction; The Unofficial Guide to Dating Again; Money, Sex and Kids: Stop Fighting About the Three Things That Can Ruin Your Marriage, The Commuter Marriage, and her newest, Love Styles: How to Celebrate Your Differences. She writes the "Dr. Romance" blog, and the "Happiness Tips from Tina" email newsletter.
Dr. Tessina, is CRO (Chief Romance Officer) for LoveForever.com, a website designed to strengthen relationships and guide couples through the various stages of their relationship with personalized tips, courses, and online couples counseling. Online, she's known as "Dr. Romance" Dr. Tessina appears frequently on radio, and such TV shows as "Oprah", "Larry King Live" and ABC News.
Relationships: Why Do Some People Look For love In All The Wrong Places?
When it comes to finding or attracting someone to be in a relationship with, the need is going to be there to meet someone who will treat one as they want to be treated. And through another behaving in certain ways, one will end up feeling loved.
However, just because someone is in love, it doesn't mean that their relationship is the same as someone else's. This is surely because love means different things to different people.
But while there will be differences, there is also going to be similarities. And some of these are going to include: being treated with respect; to have another listen to what they have to say and to be interested in what they do say; for them to generally be there when they need emotional or physical support and comfort and to experience trust and honesty.
These are just a few of what could be described as essential elements in a relationship and there are naturally going to be others. One might have a one thing or a few things that they must have, even though it might not be needed by another person.
As we are all different and have different needs and wants, this is to be expected. It is not something that one should feel bad about or try to deny.
So when someone has these requirements, as mentioned above, they are not looking for perfection or anything out of the ordinary. And if one is prepared to give what they are looking to receive from another, then they are not looking for anything that they won't give in return.
Whereas if one was looking to receive what they were not prepared to give, then there is going to be an imbalance. And this would not be ideal when it comes to attracting or even maintaining a relationship with someone who does have them.
To have these traits oneself can make it easier for one to attract and to maintain a relationship with another person. That is if their mind and body are in harmony and not in conflict.
Out Of Reach
Even though to be loved in this way is not too much to ask, for some people, it can feel as though they are asking for far too much. And that what they are asking for will never be met by anyone. It then doesn't matter that they live on a planet that has billions of people; as it is always the same story.
The person might look different, but the experience and the outcome, ends up being the same. Their mind can then come to the conclusion that they are different to others and while other people can have a loving relationship, they can't.
And if ones personal reality is always the same when it comes to the people they attract, then these conclusion and many others, are not much of a surprise. The external experiences and how ones feels and thinks on the inside are going to lead to frustration and pain.
So this can include people who are in relationships and people who can never seem to get in one. But regardless of this, there will be similarities that each person can relate to.
When it comes to a relationship, it could be that one attracts and is attracted to people who are emotionally unavailable. They are physically there and yet they either, can't or won't offer anything else. It could be that one ends up with someone who is abusive in some way and they definitely can't love one as they want to be loved.
And if one is not in a relationship, but has the desire to be in one, then they could be drawn to people who are unavailable. So perhaps this could be someone who is already in a relationship, travels the world or is not looking for anything at this time in their life.
Emotional Experience
What happens can be different or one could find that they constantly attract the same experience, but their emotional experience is likely to be the same; as are their thoughts and beliefs.
Emotionally one might end up feeling: anger, frustration and even rage. And if they were to go deeper or if these feelings were to subside, they could feel: rejected, abandoned, worthless, powerless and hopeless, amongst others.
So on one side one has the desire to be around someone who can actually love them and yet, what keeps showing up is the complete opposite. It is clear that something is out of alignment.
This comes down to what ones ego mind, the brain just above their stomach, has associated as being safe. And what this brain has associated as safe can have nothing to do with what one consciously wants or what is healthy.
It is this brain that will define what one attracts and doesn't attract into their life and not what is going on in their head. And these associations are usually formed when one was a child and this means that as an adult, one can have no recollection of what happened during these years.
If they were to get in touch with what took place, it might become clear as to why they are attracted to and attract the same people. While the mind forgets, the body doesn't; the answers to why one attracts what they do into their life are likely to be found in the body and not the mind.
So how ones caregivers treated them from when they were a baby and throughout their childhood years, will play a big part in what ones relationships are like with other adults.
And if one continually looks for love in all the wrong places, then it is likely that their caregivers were also unable to love them. Perhaps they were emotionally unavailable or abusive in some and were not able to give them the emotional nurturing that they desperately needed.
And this would have had two consequences. On one side will be how it would have made one feel. Here one could have felt: abandoned, rejected, worthless, powerless and hopeless and even that they were going to die.
And on the other side would have been the associations that the ego mind formed around being brought up by someone who was either emotionally unavailable or abusive for instance.
So being emotionally distant from others can then end up being what feels comfortable at a deeper level; as to get close to another could cause one to be abandoned again or even harmed in some way.
Years will have gone by and one will look different physically, but they could still feel the same as they did all those years ago. And while it is painful to not attract the right person, there is likely to be more pain if one did attract someone who was loving and available.
Not because a loving person would intentionally harm another, but because of what it would trigger from their past. These feelings will define how one behaves and how they interpret another person's behaviour.
The emotional pain of being abandoned will need to be dealt with, as will the pain of another person getting close. These feelings will be trapped in one's body, and as they are released, ones relationships will change.
This can be done with the assistance of a therapist or a healer who will allow one to get in touch with their feelings and gradually release them.
Author's Bio:
Prolific writer, thought leader and coach, Oliver JR Cooper hails from the United Kingdom. His insightful commentary and analysis covers all aspects of human transformation; love, partnership, self-love, and inner awareness. With several hundred in-depth articles highlighting human psychology and behavior, Oliver offers hope along with his sound advice. Current projects include "A Dialogue With The Heart" and "Communication Made Easy."
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1. Sense of Humor
Of all the characteristics that are essential for getting through life successfully, a sense of humor has to be in the top ten. But, what kind of a sense of humor?
If your date can make your laugh, and lift your spirits, that talent may help you through some future difficulties.
2. Cares What You Think
A date who asks for and listens to your opinions and feelings, and better yet, who remembers what you say and builds on it later, and who responds with empathy, sincerity and caring, is someone you can communicate with and therefore, more likely to be able to form a partnership with you.
If you pay attention, you can quickly notice the difference between the <ital> appearance <ital> of caring and real caring. If your relationship is successful, you'll have years of talking to each other, so find someone who is interesting to talk to and also interested in talking with you. Your date should be able to carry on an interesting discussion on a variety of topics, and at least show interest, even if the topic is not something he or she is familiar with.
3. Has An Opinion, Too
A truly good conversationalist not only listens to your words and responds, but also has ideas and opinions. Your date should not hesitate to disagree with you or to bring up new topics.
4. Can Work Things out with You
Recent research shows that the single most important quality which determines whether a relationship can succeed is how well the couple solves problems.
5. Accepts Who You Are
A popular book asserts that "Men are from Mars, and Women are from Venus", but I think it's more that we're all from different planets. You and your date are unique, special and individual and need to be able to understand each other, and accept that you'll perceive things very differently.
Even when you and your date see things differently, you should be able to agree to disagree.
Remember, the security and comfort in your relationship will come from where you and your partner are similar, and the excitement and growth in the relationship are generated from your differences.
Different interests, opinions, attitudes and ideas will keep things fresh and alive between you. If your date does not become defensive or threatened by your differences, you can be interesting to each other for a long time.
6. Openness: Discloses Self
8. Intelligence
9. Modesty, Humility, Ego (In Balance)
10. Emotionally Mature
While it's fun and charming to be able to be childlike when in a playful mood, it's essential to be an adult whenever necessary.
A date who is responsible, self-regulating, emotionally responsive, motivated, and in control of his or her impulses, is capable of being a supportive, fully participating partner, no matter what joys and sorrows, successes and failures you may face in the course of a lifetime.
11. Healthy History of Relationships (Not Perfect, Just Normal)
Of course, if both of you are dating again, your relationship history will probably not be perfect. What counts is whether your date has learned from the problems, confronted his or her own weaknesses and shortcomings, and grown as a result of the setbacks.
Remember, a smart date will be watching for the same characteristics in you.To do well in a relationship, learn to be the partner you would like to be.
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Tina B. Tessina, Ph.D. is a licensed psychotherapist in S. California since 1978 with over 30 years experience in counseling individuals and couples and author of 13 books in 17 languages, including It Ends With You: Grow Up and Out of Dysfunction; The Unofficial Guide to Dating Again; Money, Sex and Kids: Stop Fighting About the Three Things That Can Ruin Your Marriage, The Commuter Marriage, and her newest, Love Styles: How to Celebrate Your Differences. She writes the "Dr. Romance" blog, and the "Happiness Tips from Tina" email newsletter.
Dr. Tessina, is CRO (Chief Romance Officer) for LoveForever.com, a website designed to strengthen relationships and guide couples through the various stages of their relationship with personalized tips, courses, and online couples counseling. Online, she's known as "Dr. Romance" Dr. Tessina appears frequently on radio, and such TV shows as "Oprah", "Larry King Live" and ABC News.
***When Dating for Marriage it's Values, Values, Values!
Your values are what you treasure. It's what you hold dear. When your values are not aligned with someone or something, you will feel discourse and out of sorts. I can't stress how important it is to have a list with a detailed description of your values so you can adjust your love radar connection in the right direction.
- First CLARIFY WHO would be a good match for you.
Once you have a detailed description list of your values written out, then you have to figure out which ones are your PERSONAL VALUES and which are your RELATIONSHIP VALUES. Your RELATIONSHIP VALUES need to be aligned with your life partner and your PERSONAL VALUES need to be supported by your partner.
Next FOCUS on WHERE to go to find people who share your core RELATIONSHIP VALUES.
You will be able to figure out where you are going to meet people who share your values? You will find that you will connect with people because you share similar values. For instance, if you have a value around giving back to your community, you may find singles' volunteer opportunities so you can meet other single people who feel the same desire. Also, it's important to express your values in your online dating profile so you will attract the right people to your profile! Moreover, you can tell the connectors in your life WHO you are looking for based upon these RELATIONSHIP VALUES so they can easily think about who they know to introduce you to that would be a great match.
Last, your RELATIONSIP VALUES will SOLIDIFY your CONNECTION to your romantic partner.
By honoring your CORE RELATIONSHIP values, you have the glue that will keep you together during the ups and downs of a relationship. When you share and support one another's values, you both get one another and find that you have an appreciative, supportive, respectful and caring partner. This will give you the best chance for your future happiness in your romantic love partnership.
By disregarding your RELATIONSHIP VALUES you are missing the one thing that can make dating easier so you can determine who is a good fit, as well as, a way to kindly pass on those who don't share your core VALUES.
What criteria are you utilizing to evaluate a potential mate for continued dating? This curious dating coach would like to know!
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Relationships: What Causes Caretaking Behaviour?
While relationships can be a combination of both giving and receiving, they can also end up being out of balance. It is then no longer an adult to adult relationship; it is something that takes on the characteristics of a parent-child relationship.
This might create the impression that they are therefore functional and healthy; especially if this brought to mind a child that is loved cared for by its parent. However, other than the fact that each person is not on the same level, it has no connection to parent–child relationship.
That is unless the parent-child relationship is dysfunctional and unhealthy. If this is the case, there are going to be many similarities. Ultimately, this relates to relationships where boundaries are nonexistent and each person's emotional development has been stunted.
What this then leads to are relationships where each person's growth is sabotaged. One person's behaviour is stopping another from growing and the other person is stopping another person form growing by putting up with their behaviour. And it is also possible for one to change between the two options. It can all depend on who they are with and how they feel.
So one person places their attention on taking care of another person's needs and wants and ignores their own. Or one is in a position where they ignore the other person's needs and wants and focus on their own.
What The Problem?
After looking at these dynamics, one might come to the conclusion that the first one is an example of how one should be and the second one is not. Focusing on others is an example of being selfless and having others focus on us is being selfish.
However, even though this is what is taking place on the surface, it doesn't match up with what is going on at a deeper level. No matter what role one chooses to play, they are still focused on their own needs and wants.
And the reason each person's growth is being sabotaged is because their behaviour is unhealthy. The person who focuses on being there for others is going to come across as capable and strong. But on the inside and they are probably unaware of this, they are going feel the complete opposite.
For the person who is used to having other people being there for them, they are going to come across as being incapable and weak. In this case, one is not out of touch with how they feel and is not wearing a mask like the other person.
In order for each person to grow, it will be important for them to let go of their need to be strong or to come across as a victim. The role that they play will be what is familiar and therefore what feels safe.
So it will be a gradual process of realising that it is safe for them to show their vulnerabilities or their strength. And that they no longer need to hide their true needs and wants.
Needs And Wants
It might appear as though the person who acts like a victim is comfortable with having needs and wants and the person who comes across as capable is not. But appearances are often deceiving; as they are both in the same position.
The person who acts like a victim is likely to have the outlook that they are only able to receive attention when they are suffering. And the person who acts strong is likely to have the outlook that other people's needs are more important than their own.
Therefore, the roles they play are an indirect way for them to get their needs and wants met. But as they have to hide their true selves, it is not going to be possible for their true needs and wants to be fulfilled.
The Caretaker
And one of the roles that someone can play that will lead to a dysfunctional relationship is that of the caretaker. This is going to mean that one is there for others in ways that keep them stuck and in an infantile state.
When someone else has a problem it won't be enough to just listen to them, one will want to try to fix their problem/s or to rescue them. And it won't matter if this is asked for, as they may just do it anyway.
They will also believe that they know what is best for the other person. This is going to cause the other person to doubt themselves and they may end up becoming dependent on the caretaker. And although they are giving, there are going to be certain expectations attached.
What this comes down to is that they are unable to respect another person's boundaries and personal reality. The people they attract or are attracted to are often going to be needy. But this doesn't mean that they are able to accept the other people's neediness; as they could judge others for being needy.
A Deeper Look
So even though they create the impression of being caring and of only wanting to help others, this is not the whole truth. Caretaking allows them to experience control; with this being the control of their own feelings.
This is likely to be someone who is out of touch with what is going on with them. And the kind of behaviour they are drawn to in others is going to reflect how they feel on the inside. The difference is that while the other person feels comfortable showing how they feel, they doesn't feel comfortable showing this part of them.
To judge other people for being needy is then a natural consequence of being cut off from one's own neediness. This is because it reminds them of what they are unable to acknowledge within themselves.
And the reason one is not only out of touch with their neediness, but also needy, is typically the result of what happened during their childhood years. This would have been a time where ones needs were neglected and one would have been expected to take care of the needs of their caregiver/s.
So in order for one to move beyond their caretaking behaviour and to feel comfortable with having needs, they will have to get in touch with their unmet childhood needs and grieve them. And to release any trapped emotions that have remained in their body since those early years. This process can be done with the assistance of a therapist or a healer.
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Tip #1 Know your Motive
Before going on the first date you should ask yourself few questions. Are you looking for a lifetime partner or a sexual relationship only? If you have a clear objective on what you want, you will be able to determine the effort that you need to put in place to achieve your objective. Going out without a clear motive is like an interviewer who calls people for an interview without a specific job in mind. That will be a complete waste of time.
Tip #2 Choose Appropriate Date Venue
Choose a location that is appropriate for a first date. You can take her for dinner at a quiet restaurant so you can have a good conversation (where you can hear each other) and then later to somewhere fun as this will give you a chance to get to know her better. Comedy clubs are a great place for a first date –as long as there are moments during the evening where you will have the chance to chat. Most importantly, you should never take your date to a movie on your first date. Staring at a movie screen for two/three hours is not good because you will hardly talk and you will not achieve anything at the end of it all.
Tip #4 Dress to Impress
No woman likes to walk beside a shabby looking man. Understand that your dress sense is crucial when making an impression as it says a lot about you. If you make no effort whatsoever, she may think it implies you are lazy. However if you make an effort, she will most likely be more attracted to you and know that you take pride in your appearance. You should wear smart clothes that are well maintained. Without an exception, smart, clean and well-kept clothing are non-negotiable!
Tip #5 Be Organized
When you ask a woman to go out on a date, she expects you to plan everything for the day/evening. It can be a total turn off for a woman when she meets you and then you stay stranded on the streets deciding where to go for the date. Plan in advance organizing a great location and be sure of the specific place where you intend to take her. If you will be doing something different that needs specific clothing, call her in advance so she comes prepared. No one wants to be wearing high heels and a short skirt only to realize later that you are taking her rock climbing!
Tip #6 Compliment Her
It is most likely she dressed her best and put some effort into her appearance for you, so you should offer her a compliment. Make sure that is comes across as genuine and avoid exaggerated compliments and praises as that can get quite overwhelming and uncomfortable on her part. "Beautiful or gorgeous" is better than "smoking hot!"
Tip #7 Act Like a Gentleman
Being a gentleman can go a long way. While gender roles have significantly shifted over time, there are far less men these days who open doors, order the wine, wait for women to get out of a lift first, etc which is always very much noticed and appreciated by women. In the unlikely event she does not like men with these gestures, try to look at her to see if she is comfortable and if she is not, do not continue to do this. Chances are she will absolutely love it.
Tip #8 Take Her Home
After the date, it is always good to drive her home. If you do not own a car, you can take a cab together just to make sure that she gets home safely. That way she will feel you are a responsible and caring guy while also increasing your chances of going on another date with her. After she gets home, you can offer to walk her to the door. If it feels comfortable and the date has gone well, you can give her a kiss. If not, a hug is also good. After all it is just a first date. Resist the urge to go up to her room if you can if you want to show her you respect her –that can always come later.
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1. You still love each other. Maybe you're irritated, frustrated or resentful, but bottom line, you'd be sad to lose your partner. Don't give up. What's wrong can probably be fixed. If you haven't calmly told the truth about how you're feeling, and it only comes out when you fight, then you haven't created a chance to fix things and restore your loving feelings.
3. Your complaints are petty and juvenile. If you're mad because you're not getting enough attention or there's no romance, or someone else looks better to you than your partner, you're probably not being realistic or doing your part to fix things. Don't be a baby. Grownups don't keep complaining, whining and nagging – they figure out how to fix things.
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Tina B. Tessina, Ph.D. is a licensed psychotherapist in S. California since 1978 with over 30 years experience in counseling individuals and couples and author of 13 books in 17 languages, including It Ends With You: Grow Up and Out of Dysfunction; The Unofficial Guide to Dating Again; Money, Sex and Kids: Stop Fighting About the Three Things That Can Ruin Your Marriage, The Commuter Marriage, and her newest, Love Styles: How to Celebrate Your Differences. She writes the "Dr. Romance" blog, and the "Happiness Tips from Tina" email newsletter.
Dr. Tessina, is CRO (Chief Romance Officer) for LoveForever.com, a website designed to strengthen relationships and guide couples through the various stages of their relationship with personalized tips, courses, and online couples counseling. Online, she's known as "Dr. Romance" Dr. Tessina appears frequently on radio, and such TV shows as "Oprah", "Larry King Live" and ABC News.
The Wedding Photographers Guide to having the Perfect Wedding Day
Is your special day just around the corner? If so, stress levels are probably high and you are feeling anxious about it. Though the perfect wedding requires a lot of preparation, you should learn how to relax and have a good time. Try the following checklist to get organised during your special day and to have a great time.
It may seem like you have all the time in the world, but once you start getting ready, you will find out that the time is certainly not enough. Come up with a preliminary plan and a time schedule to make sure you will be capable of dealing with everything.
2. Scissors!
Cutting tags off clothing items, doing minor modifications and removing labels all of these tasks will be impossible to complete if you dont have a pair of scissors.
3. Get in Your Dress Early Enough
Do you have a really complex dress that requires lacing or buttoning up? It may be a good idea to get dressed early enough. Otherwise, you risk running into wedding dress emergencies at the last possible minute.
4. Emergency Kit
A few basic items may come in handy during the final hours before the ceremony. The emergency kit should contain sewing materials, bobby pins, spare pair of pantyhose, rubber bands and plenty of drinking water.
5. Get Your Body Ready
Take socks off early enough to make sure there are no marks on your skin. The same applies to your bra, especially if you are going for a strapless wedding dress.
6. Delegate Tasks!
Though you want to be in charge, delegating tasks to somebody else will make the final hours of planning less hectic. Your parents, the best man and the maid of honour will all be there to assist you and make your wedding day special.
7. Have a Photo Shoot Plan
Knowing what kinds of photos you want and discussing these details with your wedding photographer in advance will result in wonderful pictures. Avoid taking too many shots with parents and guests because you will probably look bored and tired by the end of the session.
8. Hats?
Your wedding photographer will usually prefer for guests to come without hats to the ceremony. If you opt for this possibility, you will need to find the right storage place for such accessories.
9. Ceremony Timing
Give yourself enough time to mingle with guests and to have photo shoots between the start of the reception and the coming party.
10. Do You Want to have a Receiving Line?
This option will make it easier to talk to all of the guests. If you have many people coming to the wedding, however, it will demand a lot of time. Decide whether you want to make use of this possibility.
11. Who is Responsible for Meet and Greet?
Appoint someone to welcome the guests, to give them directions and to make sure that everybody has been seated before the ceremony starts.
12. Confetti Throwing
If this fun procedure is going to happen, make sure that it is organised in advance. Only a couple of people should be responsible for its execution.
13. Check the Weather Forecast
Is there any chance of rain? Check the weather forecast in advance and think of an emergency plan for such situations.
14. Keep Your Makeup on throughout the Day
Do you want to keep your beautiful lipstick on your lips all day long? If so, considering wetting the rim of the glass before taking a sip. This way, none of the lipstick will get on the glass.
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Dear Dr. Romance: He said I was a false friend.
Last year, he disagreed with some advice I gave him. He said I was a false friend, that proved that I didn't care about him at all, and a lot of other accusations. I let it go.
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right and follow the treatment he wanted to abandon. I went to his city so we could meet, but he didn't give me a single call during four days I was there. He told me he had surgery but he never let me know in advance.
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Dr. Tessina, is CRO (Chief Romance Officer) for LoveForever.com, a website designed to strengthen relationships and guide couples through the various stages of their relationship with personalized tips, courses, and online couples counseling. Online, she's known as "Dr. Romance" Dr. Tessina appears frequently on radio, and such TV shows as "Oprah", "Larry King Live" and ABC News.
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The Miami Heat have turned their pregame ritual into their own personal dunk contest as of late, and LeBron James has been the headliner with sick jams like this. The display has made fans even more anxious for him to change his mind about competing in the Slam Dunk Contest. There's no question LeBron could win the Dunk Contest, as he makes dunks like the one he threw down before Miami's win over the Sacramento Kings look easy.
However, LeBron says he is considering putting a stop to it.
"Maybe I should stop because it's making a lot of people mad about what I do," James said Tuesday according to ESPN.com. "They're like, 'Well, if you can do it in warmups, why don't you (want to) be in the dunk contest? Stop it.'"
LeBron recently reminded fans that he is never going to participate in the Dunk Contest because he is too old, but many believe the videos of him dunking before games are proving that to be untrue.
"I've been hearing about it," James said. "But I don't really watch TV or go on the Internet too much. As a team, it's kind of our new thing. I've had some good ones, but (Chalmers) doing a 360? That's impressive. We have a little epidemic right now. It's kind of like the Harlem Shake."
At this point, it's obvious James has no interest in participating in the Dunk Contest. Fans should just enjoy the incredible dunks he is treating them to in pregame warmups, because that's as good as it's going to get.
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Healthcare PerspectiveNovember/December 2014
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A conversation with Majd El-Azma, president and CEO of LifeWise Health Plan of Oregon, followed by the Healthcare Powerlist.
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Proud, diverse and underpaid.
Pride in their organizations' mission, fairness in the treatment of women and ethnic minorities, flexible work schedules — these are just a handful of workplace characteristics that employees of this year's 100 Best Nonprofits appreciate about their organizations.
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David Baghdassarian is such a big Jets fan that before climbing on a plane from his home in Florida, he tweeted JetBlue marketing executive Marty St. George and CEO David Barger, requesting the opportunity to fly home in the airlines official Jets plane.
ESPN reports that the day after Baghdassarian made his unique request, he received a tweet back from JetBlue telling him to enjoy his flight on "JetGreen." The fan then boarded the unique airplane, which had been switched in for the flight.
Though the Jets plane has been part of the JetBlue fleet since 2010, it does not normally ferry fans. Baghdassarian, whose Florida license plate reads JTSFN, benefited from a combination of luck and kindness it seems.
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Georgia will pass the midway point of spring football practices when it holds its eighth workout on Tuesday afternoon.
Here are eight takeaways from what's transpired so far:
1. Offensive tackles are solidifying their jobs
There's been change at both left guard and right guard this spring with Mark Beard giving way to Zach DeBell and Greg Pyke moving ahead of Brandon Kublanow. Those positions seem up for grabs, although center David Andrews said he thought Pyke had a good scrimmage Saturday.
Meanwhile, John Theus moved from right tackle to left tackle before the spring and has worked in that spot the entire way. Kolton Houston has stuck at right tackle, where Watts Dantzler was behind him but missed the last two practice days after sustaining a concussion.
"There's several guys on that o-line that have one or two years left," quarterback Hutson Mason said. "I can appreciate the situation they're in and all the effort and the practice reps that they're giving. I'm sure they want to get out there on Saturdays, too."
2. Moving J.J. Green from tailback to defense could have a big impact
The sophomore tied for the team lead with seven tackles in the first spring scrimmage on Saturday from his "Star" nickel back position.
"He's very tough, very physical," coach Mark Richt said. "For a guy who hasn't played defense in a while, I really like what he's doing."
Said receiver Michael Bennett: "He just has a good feel for the game. He's a ball-player. It doesn't matter what side of the ball he's on."
Sheldon Dawson is backing up Green at nickel.
3. The defensive line is making it hard for the offense to run the ball
According the statistics provided by Richt, there were 98 rushing yards on 33 carries in the scrimmage. That's 2.97 yards per carry. It was more of the same in Thursday's practice that was entirely open to the media. When Todd Gurley isn't carrying the ball, no surprise there's an obvious drop-off.
"He busted a couple on screens, but on the run we were stopping him," Green said of the scrimmage.
Defensive linemen James DeLoach, Ray Drew, Mike Thornton and John Atkins were credited with five tackles for loss in the scrimmage.
"Chris Mayes had a heck of a day," Drew said. "The entire segment had a pretty good day."
Green basically said the same thing.
"It's way harder to run on them," he said. "I was thinking, 'If I was on offense, I'd be so mad right now."
4. Gurley is getting more work than expected
Georgia needs to have its star running back ready to roll against Clemson and still fresh as the grind of the season rolls on. That doesn't mean that Gurley is coasting this spring after battling injuries as a sophomore. He's practiced every day and hasn't been in a non-contact jersey yet. Brendan Douglas is easing his load by getting plenty of first-team reps , but Gurley is still going hard when he's out there.
5. There's a considerable gap between Mason and the other quarterbacks
That's not a big surprise considering Mason is in his fifth-year in the program, but offensive coordinator Mike Bobo and Richt wanted the guys competing for the backup job to have the mindset of pushing Mason, not just trying to win the No. 2 job.
The Faton Bauta-Brice Ramsey competition looks like it could go deep into August.
"Bobo's trying to do a great job of getting them reps, an equal amount of reps with the ones and the twos," Mason said.
6. Just a tinge of fatigue on all the talk of the new defensive coaches and changes on defense
One prominent player from last year's defense seems to have tired of the constant talk of the new coaches and the defensive changes. He said before showing up for interviews one day last week that he knew he would get a steady diet of questions on what he thought of the staff.
That seems to be an exception.
Cornerback Damian Swann was gushing about the differences the new coaches have brought.
"It's constant coaching," he said. "Everything is fast-paced. There's really not a break. You're going from field to field and drill to drill and it's competition."
7. Leonard Floyd is still doing Leonard Floyd things
In case you missed this that I tweeted out the other day, Bennett was talking up the playmaking outside linebacker late last week.
"You all already know how good he is," Bennett said, "but I blocked him today and he threw me around like a rag doll. He's a freak."
8. Drew continues to be full of surprises
We may not hear from the senior defensive lineman again this spring.
"Final interview," Drew told reporters after the scrimmage. "I will not be doing any more. For the rest of the year."
He was laughing.
"I'm retiring," he said.
Drew has worked on the second and third team, a bit of a surprise. Cornerback Shaq Wiggins also has been working second-team. Of the depth chart, Drew said coaches "have already made the statement that things are going to change a little bit again here in the upcoming week."
He did his interview and left saying something about that was his last interview. We shall see.
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Christian Science Monitor: Jon Stewart Thinks Ron Paul Should Be America's 'Idea Guy'Submitted by telepathic on Fri, 09/09/2011 - 21:47
'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart has a bit of a soft spot for Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul, which led him to suggest a new government post for Congressman Paul.
Jon Stewart loves Ron Paul. OK, maybe "loves" is too strong a word here. The "Daily Show" host appreciates GOP presidential hopeful Congressman Paul of Texas quite a bit. That doesn't mean he wants him to win, though.
"I don't know if he should be president or have any kind of power but I like him as our idea guy," said Mr. Stewart during his roundup on Wednesday's Republican debate from the Reagan library.


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New Jersey Annual Dinner Puts a Spotlight on Campus Activities
Students attest to the work of Chabad at the university level, and the families who make them feel at home
|A marching band kicked off the 10th Annual Chabad Founders Dinner of Chabad Lubavitch of Camden & Burlington Counties in New Jersey on June 11. (Photos: Rina Shochat)
Megaphones served as centerpieces and pom-poms dotted the room, as if imploring a passer-by to pick one up and sound out a cheer, encouraged by pennants from different schools adorning the walls. If this weren't enough to put attendees in the university spirit, a marching band kicked off the evening's program with pomp and circumstance—and some very resplendent trumpets.
The 350 people who attended the 10th Annual Chabad Founders Dinner of Chabad Lubavitch of Camden & Burlington Counties in New Jersey on June 11 got a real taste of student spirit at an event that put a spotlight on Chabad's efforts on 10 different college campuses.
Participants celebrated the accomplishments of their local Chabad Houses and, by extension, Chabad Houses everywhere, honoring the vision of the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory.
The program recognized several community members and also included speeches from two students who have been significantly affected by Chabad on Campus. A Sinai Scholars Society video was also shown about the coursework program that seeks to engage college students with their Judaism.
Honorees Donny and Etti Oettinger, and Ari and Natalie Ohnona have been active with Chabad since Rabbi Mendel Mangel and his wife, Dinie, started the center 20 years ago. Michael and Tamara Kline, the third couple to be honored, became more recently involved over the last few years.
In that time, the Chabad center has grown from a little storefront to a facility now bursting at the seams in its current space, said Mangel. Its next project aims to double its size from its current 12,000 square feet.
Among other offerings, it is home to a successful Hebrew school, summer camp, teen programs, adult-education classes and a synagogue that brings a minyan together three times a day, seven days a week, and draws an average of 150 people each Shabbat. Jewish residents and guests can also make the most of a brand-new mikvah—Mikvah Mei Shifta—with separate facilities for men and women.
All of this gets done with the help of fellow Chabad emissaries Rabbi Yitzchok and Baily Kahan, and Rabbi Mendy and Shterna Kaminker.
While the guests showed up to support their local Chabad, Mangel said he hopes they came away with an even broader perspective on Chabad's work. "I want them to appreciate the Rebbe's love and concern for every Jew," he said. "And the best way is for them to see the impact of Chabad Centers around the world."
'Changed My Life'
Ashley Reich, a recent college graduate from Marlton, N.J., spoke about her experiences at West Virginia University and then Stockton College. During her first semester at West Virginia University, she said she received a message from Rabbi Zalman Gurevitz, inviting her to Shabbat dinner. She passed on that, but given his persistence, decided to go a different week.
"That first Shabbat dinner forever changed my life," she said. She told the crowd about lighting Shabbat candles for the first time and "talking for hours" with the rabbi's wife, Hindy. "From that moment on, I was completely hooked."
Reich grew in her involvement until she became student president of Chabad on Campus at West Virginia. She also helped out with the Hebrew school, though she had never attended one herself.
Her observance eventually became a family affair. Her sister now attends Chabad's Hebrew school in Cherry Hill, and her family goes to holidays and Shabbat dinners at Chabad. "Chabad has brought a newfound sense of Judaism into my family's home," said Reich.
Drexel University sophomore Lyssia Katan then took to the stage to speak about her freshman year in Philadelphia, when she happened to meet Rabbi Chaim Goldstein while he was handing out challah one day on Greek Row.
Chabad became her "home away from home," she said, talking about how the rabbi and his wife, Moussia, along with their 3-year-old daughter (they now also have a baby son), have helped her continue traditions she grew up with, as well as participate in new Jewish experiences.
"L'chaim to a family for you here in Cherry Hill, a family for your children when they're away at college, and a family anywhere in the world—waiting to embrace you with open arms and loving hearts," declared Katan.
'It's Right There'
Randi Stoopler, chair of the dinner, explained that the planning started in August, with a group of committee members focused on picking a theme that would provide a different perspective on Chabad's work. Last year, they focused on its global reach, she said, adding that "most people who came didn't realize that there were Chabad Houses literally around the world."
This year, they turned to another aspect of the movement's attention.
"People don't realize what Chabad does on campus, so just to have another eye-opening aspect of the critical work they do—not just in our own small community, but beyond"—was important, said Stoopler. "There's so much work to be done and it pays off, as shown by these two young women we had speak."
Arnie Staloff, a returning member of the dinner committee, noted that he was impressed by how extensive Chabad has become on college campuses and by how many vital services it offers.
It fits right into their lives, he said: "It's right there, and students can hit the ground running. From that perspective, at least, they can feel like they never left their home communities."
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PCOs eager to break into the mosquito control market or to expand their footprint in this rapidly expanding field should mark their calendar for the 3rd Annual MGK M.I.S.T. Conference, scheduled for Feb. 7 in Houston, Texas, and Feb. 21 in Atlanta, Ga.
Sponsored by MGK, a leading supplier of insect control solutions, the M.I.S.T. Conference – Misting Insecticides Solutions & Technology – boasts an extensive array of educational sessions, as well as a product showcase featuring vendors serving the mosquito market, providing attendees with an opportunity to learn about the latest technology advancements.
"The M.I.S.T. Conference is designed to be the industry's one-stop location for all the latest news and technology advancements in the mosquito market," says MGK Misting Market Manager Monika Morris. "It's a way for PMPs to learn about state-of-the-art treatment techniques as well as the science of mosquito control, while sharing real-world experiences from the field with one another."
The one-day conference, which MGK launched in 2010, has continued to grow in attendance and scope providing businesses critical sales and marketing tools they need to establish and grow their business.
The conference is geared towards distributors, equipment manufacturers, misting company owners, pest control operators and key players involved in the market. Breakout sessions and speakers include:
• The Art of Selling: Closing the Deal — Russ Jundt and Tom Olson, Mosquito Squad of Minnesota. From traditional barrier spray programs and automatic misting systems to special event services, Mosquito Squad of Minnesota has a proven track record of success. Jundt and Olson will share some of the secrets to their success.
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ADDISON COUNTY — A Saturday and Sunday with fair but cold weather saw Vermont's deer rifle season get off to a solid, but not spectacular, start in the area.
During the first two days of the state's 16-day rifle season, local hunters shot 154 deer and then took them to one of Addison County's official weighing stations.
That opening weekend total dropped from the 200 killed in 2013's first two days, but overall fell in line with numbers from the past four years' opening weekends.
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MONTPELIER — Hunters are gearing up for the start of Vermont's statewide traditionally popular 16-day rifle deer season that begins Saturday, Nov. 15, and ends Sunday, Nov. 30.
A hunter may take one buck during this season with at least one antler having two or more points one inch or longer. A point must be one inch or longer from base to tip. The main beam counts as a point, regardless of length. Spike-antlered deer, mostly yearlings, are protected during this season.
VERMONT — With youth deer weekend just around the corner, young hunters are encouraged to take to the field to hone their skills and to also help Fish & Wildlife biologists by reporting their deer at one of 23 biological check stations around the state, including two in Addison County.
Youth deer hunting weekend helps ensure that young hunters get the quality training they need for lifelong participation, and it also provides biological information needed to manage the herd into the future.
ADDISON COUNTY — The final count of deer reported to Addison County weigh stations during the 2013 rifle season came in at 421, up by 16, or about 4 percent, from 2012.
However, taking into account the drop in deer taken during Youth Hunting Weekend, the total not counting bow and muzzleloader seasons is almost exactly the same for 2013 and 2012.
Young hunters took 109 deer during Youth Hunting Weekend this year and 124 in 2012.
ADDISON COUNTY — Local deer hunters got off to a fast start during opening weekend of the 16-day rifle season, which started this past Saturday, as they reported 200 kills at Addison County's eight reporting stations.
ADDISON COUNTY — Younger hunters in the area did not have quite as much success on the Nov. 9-10 Youth Hunting Weekend as they had in the past two Novembers, but the 109 deer they had weighed at seven reporting stations in Addison County was very respectable compared to results over the past five years.
The 109 deer this Youth Hunting Weekend is down slightly from the 124 tagged over the same weekend in 2012, and one less than the number in 2011. In both 2009 and 2010 the final tally stood at 95,
NEW HAVEN — There is a special kind of excitement in a young Vermonter's voice when he or she tells you about the first time they bagged a deer. One 15-year-old who shot his first deer this past Saturday during Vermont Youth Hunting Weekend had a unique twist — he is an exchange student from Spain visiting Vermont for a year.
ADDISON COUNTY — Between October's bow season and December's combined bow and muzzleloader season, Addison County weigh stations handled 346 deer — 183 killed by arrows and 163 shot with muzzleloader rifles.
The muzzleloader total is an estimate because game wardens conducting an investigation took a book with several names of successful hunters from Starksboro's Jerusalem Country Store; the overall county number is therefore also an estimate, but is certainly accurate within a few deer.
ADDISON COUNTY — Despite uncooperative weather and inconsistent reports about the presence of deer, the number of bucks taken to Addison County's weigh stations during the just-concluded 16-day rifle season ended up being the second-highest since 2003.
That year marked the last season before the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife adopted new rules banning rifle hunters from shooting at bucks with fewer than three antler points.
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Weekend mailbag: Giants cap issuesMatt Mosley
Least I can do is read some mail. My letter carrier worked so hard to lug all of those envelopes around in this heat. Matthew from Summit, N.J., (woo-hoo!) read John Clayton's piece on potential salary cap casualties, noticed the Giants' Shawn And...Blog | July 23, 2011
Hot button: Garrett, Romo under pressure?Matt Mosley
This week's "Hot Button" debate was about which coach/quarterback combination in the NFL has the most to prove in 2011, and the spotlight is on two Texas teams. John Clayton picks Gary Kubiak and Matt Schaub in Houston, while Ashley Fox says it's Jas...Blog | July 18, 2011
Hot button: Giants need BradshawMatt Mosley
This week's Hot Button debate was about which potential free-agent running back is the most important for his team to re-sign. John Clayton picked the Bengals' Cedric Benson. Matt Williamson went with the Giants' Ahmad Bradshaw: Bradshaw, a 25-year-...Blog | July 11, 2011
New cap rules could help Redskins, EaglesMatt Mosley
I send you into your weekend with a link to John Clayton's latest, in which he examines the ways in which the proposed "salary floor" in the next collective bargaining agreement would affect certain teams. In case you missed it, one of the concession...Blog | June 24, 2011
Land of the graybeard QBsMatt Mosley
John Clayton's got a column up about the league-wide youth movement at the quarterback position. John says there could be as many as 13 starting quarterbacks age 26 or younger in the league this year. He says the average age of starting QBs in 2009 a...Blog | June 02, 2011
Another vote for a Cowboys reboundMatt Mosley
The "Hot Button" question on our site right now is, "Which team that finished under .500 in 201o will make the playoffs in 2011?" Mike Sando picks the Rams, who only needed to win eight games last year to make it, but didn't. John Clayton picks the C...Blog | May 31, 2011
What's a franchise tag worth for Vick?Matt Mosley
If you've studied your franchise tag rules, you know that Peyton Manning will make more money in 2011 than Michael Vick. ESPN.com's John "The Professor" Clayton, a national treasure, hit on this topic in his most recent mailbag column: Question fo...Blog | February 21, 2011
Are Romo and Manning 'elite' quarterbacks?Matt Mosley
ESPN.com's John "The Professor" Clayton went to the trouble of ranking the starting quarterbacks in the league this week. After Michael Vick's breakout performance this season, I expected him to easily be in the top five. But Clayton has him at No. 8...Blog | January 05, 2011
Video: Cowboys staying with Garrett?Matt Mosley
John Clayton on the report that Jason Garrett will likely be named Cowboys head coach....Blog | January 02, 2011
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Eagles soar in Power RankingsMatt Mosley
The Philadelphia Eagles are knocking on the door of the top five in the ESPN.com Power Rankings following Monday's 59-28 win over the Washington Redskins. I would've put the Eagles in front of the Pittsburgh Steelers (No. 5), but apparently the voter...Blog | November 16, 2010
Giants want this to be only trip to SeattleMatt Mosley
The New York Giants haven't fared well in Seattle over the years, so they want to make sure to not return to Qwest Field for a playoff game this season. ESPN.com's John Clayton addressed this topic in his weekly First-and-10 column. "The Giants ha...Blog | November 07, 2010
Power Rankings: Giants soar, Boys sinkMatt Mosley
Every Tuesday afternoon, the nation gathers around its collective cubicle to discuss the ESPN.com Power Rankings. I thought the Dallas Cowboys caught a break with a No. 29 ranking in light of their 35-17 home loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. As he d...Blog | November 02, 2010
Eagles, Giants rising in Power RankingsMatt Mosley
The Week 7 Power Rankings were released at 2 p.m. ET on Tuesday, causing coaches, players and fans to stand at attention as the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants made their move. Now let's take our weekly look at where each of the four NFC East...Blog | October 19, 2010
Redskins soar in Power RankingsMatt Mosley
The Washington Redskins are knocking on the top-10 door in ESPN.com's Week 6 Power Rankings. Coach Mike Shanahan has restored hope to a fallen fanbase, and he's being buoyed by the voting habits of one John "The Professor" Clayton. As usual, NFC West...Blog | October 12, 2010
Clayton: Moss spells doom for NFC EastMatt Mosley
In case you missed it during our 'round-the-clock coverage of the Randy Moss trade, ESPN.com's John "The Professor" Clayton wrote a column suggesting the new Vikings wide receiver could rob the NFC East of a wild-card playoff bid. The Vikings will p...Blog | October 06, 2010


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ABBOTSFORD, Canada — The latest mayhem started at the end of March, when 21-year-old Sean Murphy, a popular former high school hockey player, drove into a withering blast of gunfire near Bateman Park. He was probably dead before his car coasted to a stop in the weeds.
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I totally did not post this journal to get rid of the old one. Nope.
1) "I'm Rainbow Dash, the fastest young flyer in Equestria", she grinned.
2) "Urk, Dash, what's gotten into you?" she face-hoof'd inside her mind, "you're doing worse than Berry Punch!"
3) "Heh", she thought, "kinda clever, actually."
4) "Although", Daring mused, raising a hoof to her chin, "I guess that makes sense."
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Amanda Bynes Threatens To Sue Tabloids Over Reports Of 'Erratic Behavior'
Bynes, who recently admitted to having an eating disorder writes, "there's NOTHING wrong with my life."
"I'm suing every blog, every magazine, every news source that's saying I'm doing anything wrong," Bynes, 26, wrote. "'Erratic behavior' is not me!"
"There's NOTHING with my life ... I'm working out. It's hard getting in shape with an eating disorder," she continued, later on. (Read the full post here.) "Please follow me on twitter then look forward to be sued if you if say I have erratic behavior or am living my life wrong in anyway [sic]."
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Navy Ship Runs Aground After Running Into Into Coral ReefAground, Minesweeper, Navy, Navy Ship Runs Aground, Runs, Ship, USS Guardian
A United States owned Navy minesweeper ship runs aground on a coral reef in the Philippines, with no injuries to report and the crew is trying to determine if the vessel caused any damage to a marine park located in a protected area.
The Navy released a statement that the of the USS Guardian was working to find out the best method of safely extracting the ship.
It had just completed a port call in Subic Bay, a former American naval base west of the Philippine capital, when it hit the reef in the Tubbataha National Marine Park, a World Heritage Site in the Sulu Sea, 400 miles southeast of Manila.
The ship was not listing or leaking oil but about 15 percent of the bow appeared to have struck the reef, said Angelique Songco, head of the government's Protected Area Management Board, after flying over the ship in a Philippine Air Force plane. "It does not appear to be damaged."
She said it was unclear how much of the reef was damaged. She said the government imposes a fine of about $300 dollars per square meter (yard) of corals that are damaged.
In 2005, the environmental group Greenpeace was fined almost $7,000 after its flagship, the Rainbow Warrior, struck a reef in the same area.
Songco said that park rangers were not allowed to board the ship for inspection and were told to contact the U.S. Embassy in Manila. Their radio calls to the ship were ignored, she said.
She said the ship may be able to float free during a high tide later Thursday.
U.S. Navy ships have stepped up visits to Philippine ports for refueling, rest and recreation, and joint military exercises as a result of a redeployment of U.S. forces in the Asia-Pacific region. The Philippines, a U.S. treaty ally, has been entangled in a territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea.
The USS Guardian, commissioned in 1989, is an Avenger-class mine countermeasures ship and is the second U.S. Navy ship of that name. It is commanded by Lieutenant Commander Mark A. Rice, and is part of Mine Countermeasures Squadron 7.
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Va. governor: I-95 project hits halfway mark
Gov. Bob McDonnell says construction of the Interstate 95 Express Lanes Project in northern Virginia is halfway complete.
WTOP Answer Desk: What are the Beltway truckers planning? (Video)
Truckers are promising to cause a traffic jam on the Capital Beltway Friday in a political protest.
Metro riders could pay more next year
What you pay to ride Metro could go up July 1, 2014.
Metro: Track equipment hit train, no injuries
Metro says a piece of track equipment hit a blue line train in northern Virginia with passengers on board, but no passengers were hurt.
Buses may use I-66 shoulders to ease congestion
Buses may start using the shoulders of Interstate 66 next fall as part of a one-year pilot program to ease congestion.
Study: DC-area water taxis could be viable
Study: Commuter water taxis across DC-area rivers could be viable
Rural life, sprawl and crawl butt heads in western Fairfax
The area near Cox Farms at Braddock Road and Pleasant Valley Road is one of the few places left in Fairfax County that remains rural. But as development grows, the population booms and people commute, traffic is becoming a problem that could threaten the rural life.
Fatal crash, overturned garbage truck snarl traffic for Md. drivers
A fatal crash and investigation caused major delays for commuters on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway Wednesday morning.
Bill to amend D.C. ticket appeals before council committee
At a DMV hearing on Tuesday debate centered on how to fix the adjudication system that many drivers feel is cumbersome and unfair.
Report ranks most crime-ridden Metro stations, common offenses
If you're traveling on the Metro, you may want to hold on tight to your cellphone, according to a new report on Metro crime.
Secrets of content commuters
Even though the D.C. region boasts some of the longest commute times, many people aren't that upset about it.
Shutdown suspends Norfolk base light rail study
Study of extending light rail to Naval Station Norfolk suspended because of shutdown
National Gateway project's progress to ease traffic congestion in region
A milestone this week marks a big step toward keeping more trucks from crowding key highways in the D.C. area including on Interstate 95.
Trucker rally reportedly planned for D.C. Friday
Drivers in the D.C. metropolitan area could be in for a chaotic commute during the Friday morning rush hour this week.
Next transformation for Tysons: Clyde's
Fairfac County staffers are recommending approval of the 5.79-acre Tysons Central at the intersection of Leesburg Pike and Chain Bridge Road, adjacent to Metro's Greensboro station on the Silver Line. Led by NV Commercial Inc. and Clyde's Real Estate Group Inc., the $750 million redevelopment will feature six new buildings constructed atop a single, conjoined parking structure totaling as much as 2 million square feet.
Contractor faces penalties for I-95 backup in Va.
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NSSL researcher honored by AMS
NSSL's John S. Kain received an AMS Editor award at the 2010 AMS Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA.
NSSL's John S. Kain received an AMS Editor award at the 2010 AMS Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA.
NSSL/CIMMS researcher Igor Ivic authored a book that provides a comprehensive analysis of a novel approach to effectively enhance the signal detection on polarimetric weather radars.
NSSL's Dave Stensrud, Ph.D., recently gave a Short Course on "Parameterization Schemes for Numerical Weather Prediction Models" at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.
NSSL/CIMMS researcher Dr. Sebastian Torres discussed recent progress on Phased Array Radar technology as an invited keynote speaker at the 2009 International Radar Conference in Bordeaux, France.
Michael C. Coniglio and Pamela L. Heinselman, NSSL research scientists studying improvements in tornado forecasting and new radar systems were named as recipients of the 2008 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).


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My Grandmother's Parents name's are James Milroy and Rebecca Milroy (maiden name: Norbury.)
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