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Hospitalized Air Force Officer, Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran Re-enlists at USA Medical Center
USA Regional Burn Center personnel, from left, Rigg Curtis, clinical nurse specialist; Dr. Arnold Luterman, Surgeon and Director; Dr. Karen Frye, Surgeon; Nerkissa Curtis, R.N., and Angela Duffy, nurse manager. U.S. Air Force personnel from Hurlburt Field are Staff Sgt. David Fairchild, his daughter, Alesha, his wife, Jolene, Maj. Keith Williams, Master Sgt. George Anderson, and Chief Master Sgt. Dan Dixon.
MOBILE – Staff Sgt. David Fairchild survived his first tour of duty in Iraq, but almost didn't survive a backyard campfire at his home in Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. The result was a trip to the Regional Burn Center at USA Medical Center, which proved to be an appropriate location for him to re-enlist with the U.S. Air Force.
Fairchild, a 14-year Air Force veteran, was home on leave recently when a campfire and a gasoline container proved a dangerous mixture. "The fire got pretty big, and it ignited the fumes from a gasoline container nearby," Fairchild said. "Before I knew it, there was an explosion." Fairchild was rushed to the Regional Burn Center at USA Medical Center for treatment of burns to his right arm, right side of his face and torso.
Fortunately for Fairchild, the Regional Burn Center at USA Medical Center was fully capable of treating his injuries. He is making a complete recovery and was scheduled to be discharged March 23.
"The military has provided opportunities for me that I wouldn't have had otherwise," Fairchild said in explaining his decision to re-enlist. "And if not for the doctors and staff here at USA Medical Center and what they accomplished with my injured arm, I wouldn't have the opportunity to continue to serve my country."
So, with gratitude to the Air Force and USA Medical Center, Fairchild asked that his re-enlistment oath be administered at the Medical Center.
"We sincerely appreciate the opportunity of caring for our military, and through our care letting them know we truly appreciate what they do for us," Dr. Arnold Luterman, director of the Regional Burn Center, said. "I just want our military people to get the recognition and respect they deserve and somehow convey to them the gratitude we have for their devotion in protecting this country."
"We are very grateful for the job done here at USA Medical Center," Maj. Keith Williams, Fairchild's commanding officer, said. "This is a true testimony to the partnership between the military and the community."
Fairchild, whose tour in Iraq involved driving convoys in and out of Baghdad, anticipates a return to Iraq or perhaps a tour in Afghanistan. "I'm sure I'll go back," Fairchild said.
The University of South Alabama Regional Burn Center provides specialized care to burn patients in south Alabama, northwest Florida, southern Mississippi and eastern Louisiana. Located at the USA Medical Center, it is the only facility in the region to provide complete burn care, from injury to recovery. With an average of 450 adult patients annually, it is one of the busiest burn centers in the country.
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May 9, 2014
A weekend of Chef-Inspired Cuisine Paired with World Wines
Friday, March 14, 2014 – Sunday, March 16, 2014
As guests of Grand Superior and Splashing Rock Restaurant, your weekend includes entry for two to the following:
- Lodging for Two at Grand Superior Lodge on Friday and Saturday nights
- Friday Night Celebration of St. Urho Reception with appetizers and tastings of Finnish spiritsfollowed by Finish Polka by Lloyd Houle in the Splashing Rock lounge
- Free Saturday shuttles to and from the St. Urho Day Parade in Finland, MN
- Saturday Night World Tour Wine Dinner: a six course wine-paired inclusive journey
- EXPLORE! with Odyssey Resorts
Full Tour for Two in a Lakeside Suite:
$449 includes lodging, Friday reception, and Saturday Dinner (plus tax, resort fee and dining gratuity)
Call for additional room accommodations available as part of this two-night package.
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Friday Night | 6:00PM – 8:00PM
Celebration of St. Urho Reception
- Appetizers and spirits to be announced.
- Live Finnish polka by Lloyd Houle
Saturday Afternoon
Choose to enjoy the season with our complimentary EXPLORE! activities. All are optional, please sign up at the Front Desk due to limited availability. (Outdoor activities subject to weather).
- Free shuttle to and from the St. Urho's Day ParadeSign up at check-in
- Guided Hike
- Snowshoe Hike
- Relax in the sauna or whirlpool
- Let us schedule a massage for you, there are several techniques available starting at just $50 for a half hour
- Blu Ice Bar is open at Noon with evening entertainment on Saturday
Saturday World Tour Six-Course Dinner Menu | 6:00PM
Executive Chef Chad will present each course, with a description of its creation and ingredients selection for the wine accompaniment. The Regional Wine Representative from Wirtz Beverage will present and describe each wine and its unique characteristics and why it was chosen for this evening's event. Single seating at 6PM
Apple Tartlet with Caramelized Onion and Bacon. Maple Syrup Reduction.
Murphy-Goode 2011, Fume' Blanc ,California
Roasted Red Pepper Soup with a hint of Sambuca. Balsamic Reduction Float.
Bonterra 2011, Chardonnay, Washington
Seared and Chilled Ahi Tuna and Stir Fry Salad with Wasabi Cream. Crisp Wonton Cup.
Belle Ambiance, 2011 Pinot Grigio, Italy
Malbec Braised Short Rib with Truffled Risotto. Rosemary Orange Candied Carrots.
337, 2010, Cabernet Sauvignon, France
Assorted Dessert Cheeses and Accoutrements
J.Lohr's Falcons Perch 2010, Pinot Noir, California
Huckleberry Buckle with Homemade Lemon Buttermilk Ice Cream
Voga, 2010 Moscato, Italy
St. Urho's Day Parade
Noon — 1pm
Before the parade (in Finland, MN): Expect a pancake breakfast, refreshments and face painting.
After the parade (in Finland, MN): Plan on live music, a craft fair, face painting, and a bake sale
Around the World Wine dinner package does not include pancake breakfast or refreshments.

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Posted on Thursday, October 17th, 2013 by Angie Han
Gamers have been hoping for years that Hollywood would finally figure out how to make a good video game movie, but their one of their best hopes of that happening rests on a guy who's not much of a gamer at all.
Assassin's Creed star Michael Fassbender has admitted that not only had he never played Assassin's Creed before he signed on, he doesn't even own a video game console. So what made him decide to take the job? Find out after the jump.


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The Bail Circle, uniquely in the UK, brings together asylum detainees with volunteers who are prepared to stand surety for bail. It also provides information and legal advice.
Its actions rest on a global faith which believes all are equal under God and that a society is morally strengthened by the just and compassionate treatment of the stranger who suffers.
Since 2001, the Bail Circle has contributed to the release of about 200 asylum detainees, maintained contact with 73 who were removed and supported about 450 detainees whose outcomes were unknown. Immediate concerns include the inadequate quality of medical care and a shrinking legal capacity.
How does the Bail Circle work?
The Bail Circle is a network of volunteers willing to act as 'sureties' to enable a detained asylum seeker to obtain bail.
The Bail Circle makes the introduction, and trains and supports the volunteers. It also campaigns for just treatment for all people seeking asylum.
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And temptation sometimes leads the best of men to want to stay out all night long
And the way the world is turnin' you can find anything you wanna see
But I know you turn it down turn around and then come on home to me
But I've got me some kind of woman and she loves me like nobody can
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All of Valve's contributors met at Strathclyde University's Journalism and Creative Writing course. Having spent the last four years reading and engaging with each other's work, they now intend to immortalise their time together by collating all of their best work into a single publication.
In the space of a few short months, the team has seen Valve transform from few scribbles on a whiteboard to a completed manuscript which is bursting with character.
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Christina Aguilera Splits With Husband
News broke today that pop star Christina Aguilera and her husband, music executive Jordan Bratman, have separated. US Weekly first broke the story that the couple, while not having decided yet to divorce, have been living apart for a few months.
Aguilera and her husband have been married for 5 years and have a 2-year-old son together. After news broke of the separation, Aguilera released the following statment:
"Although Jordan and I are separated, our commitment to our son Max remains as strong as ever."
Aguilera's new movie Burlesque opens November 24. The soundtrack for the film will hit stores November 16.


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The Kodak Theater Is No Longer the Kodak Theater
When 131-year-old film company Eastman Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection last month, the fate of Los Angeles's Kodak Theater — home of the Oscars — was unclear. Today, an update: Kodak will in fact be ending its sponsorship and removing its name from the theater, though whether this change will happen before the February 26 Oscar ceremony is a matter of dispute. (Kodak wants it gone; the theater landlords do not.) The Academy is said to be considering a move to the Nokia Theater in 2014. In the meantime, let's all play "Pick the Funniest Corporate Sponsor" for the sad Oscar theater. Who wants to hear Ryan Seacrest say "Silly Bandz" on repeat? Vulture does.
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[NOTE FROM ADAM: This is another installation of my position-by-position breakdown of the Vikings offseason. You can click the links to view previous installments: The Passers, The Runners, The Wide Outs, and The Tight Ends.]
Here we finally have an edition of "Offseason Preview" that is almost certain to spark every fans interest. Sure, the Vikings are likely to pursue upgrades at the receiver position, but the left tackle spot on this Vikings roster is bound to be the topic of conversation between now and April… and probably well into the 2012 season, too.
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CLARK COUNTY -- A Clark County sheriff's deputy has been indicted out of Champaign County for tampering with evidence, obstructing justice and improperly furnishing firearms to a minor in relation to a murder investigation. Christopher Myers is charged with killing his father Jerald in May.
Urbana Police Chief Matt Lingrell sent out more information on the case Friday.
''Those indictments stem from after-the-fact actions involving Kerns and Myers in relation to the Jerald Myers May 25, 2014 homicide case in Urbana.
On Tuesday afternoon, June 24, 2014, Urbana police interviewed Kerns, at the Clark County Sheriffs Department, where he was employed as a deputy sheriff. He was interviewed by Urbana police investigators regarding actions he took part in that interfered with the on-going judicial process involving the murder case of defendant Christopher Myers. Kerns is a family relative of Myers.
Also on that day, Urbana police investigators, acting upon a court issued search warrant, completed a search at Kerns home and collected evidence for their criminal case against him.''
Deputy Matthew Kerns has requested to be placed on an unpaid leave of absence. He will remain on leave pending the outcome.
Kerns is a 14-year veteran of the Clark County Sheriff's Office.
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yup...a 2.2 or something like that in ringwood, nj. northern part of the state.
Here is the site you can use to verify and track quakes: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/
Just seems like mother nature is seriously pissed off at you guys up there for some reason, maybe it was all those people complaining about how flat it was all summer?
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Celtics 94, Jazz 82: Another workmanlike win
The Celtics don't beat teams so much as they keep striking them with a plastic knife and hope that at some point, all the slices accumulate to make a deep enough cut for the Celtics to survive. Even when the Celtics seized an 18-point lead during the third quarter, there was always that feeling that a drought would soon arrive and the Jazz would find their way back into the game.
But as the Celtics have made it their habit recently, they kept making those cuts with that plastic knife, and ultimately the Jazz succumbed to Boston's tireless wave of defense and occasional shot-making. And just for the sake of accuracy, I'll note that it was Keyon Dooling and Sasha Pavlovic who combined for three monster triples as the Celtics regained control.
— Me while watching Greg Stiemsma play defense tonight (slash just about every night):
"Damn it, he's letting [insert Utah big man] get an open layup … oh, he recovered just in time to contest … this might actually be good … and … another … block."
Those times were awesome. But other times — and I'm not complaining here about Stiemsma, who's been a revelation considering all of Boston's injuries — Stiemsma missed the block and was then out of position for the resulting rebound. Again, I'm not complaining. I'll take those occasional miscues as long as Stiemsma continues to pile mountains of blocks (and several more shots altered) on his stat sheet. But there are certain drawbacks to being one of the league's most shot block-minded individuals.
— The Jazz really tried to post up Gordon Hayward in the first quarter, which made sense because Hayward stands head and shoulder above his initial defender, Avery Bradley. The results weren't particularly damning for Boston: Hayward hit one tough fadeaway jumper with Bradley contesting and later took advantage when Bradley tried to front the post, waiting for the help defense to arrive before slipping an assist to Derrick Favors. He didn't do much else. But the problem as it relates to the Celtics? Bradley's a wonderful defender. But he can be taken advantage of by taller guards. Imagine if Bradley was starting at shooting guard against, say, Kobe Bryant. Then those post touches become lethal.
– Bradley can take advantage of his matchups against taller defenders on the other end, though, especially as his game becomes more refined. On one possession he received a pass at the arc in the right corner, used a strong left-handed dribble to get past Hayward in the lane, drew the defense and left a beautiful feed to Brandon Bass for a wide open jumper. Moments like that aren't exactly ordinary for Bradley, but could emerge more consistently as his off-the-dribble repertoire develops.
— Kevin Garnett took a charge. This happened. The Big Ticket also pulled the chair out from underneath Al Jefferson during another possession. Old man craftsmanship, indeed.
— I feel bad calling KG an old man. I know he's been in the NBA for 17 years and he's probably played more minutes than most of the players who have already retired and been inducted into the Hall of Fame. But old men aren't supposed to consistently impact both ends of the court the way KG has this season.
— Without checking the statistics too thoroughly, I'm convinced that the Celtics are a better team when Rajon Rondo accrues huge assist totals than they are when he applies more focus on scoring. He would much rather rack up dimes, which means when his teammates are going well, Rondo is, for example, passing up open layups in favor of ridiculous, left-handed, over-the-head passes to Garnett on the perimeter. Whenever Rondo scores more, it's normally because Boston's offense has stagnated and he feels the need to give his team a jolt.
I'm with you, I wish he found a perfect balance every night. But I'll take the huge assist totals, because that normally means Rondo is happy with his team's offense.
— No type of analysis here whatsoever, but that sequence during which Gordon Hayward had two consecutive blocks at the rim was pretty incredible.
— In case you held out any semblance of optimism, Boston's rebounding problems are going nowhere. But on a happier note, Brandon Bass did eventually grab a board.
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Brilliant line:
"The Celtics don't beat teams so much as they keep striking them with a plastic knife and hope that at some point, all the slices accumulate to make a deep enough cut for the Celtics to survive. "
Rondo will always be pass first, and we need that, but we need him scoring too. We'll settle for him at least starting out games aggressively, because that sets up a lot of his passing game, but we need more than that. Like it or not, he is our team's biggest threat to the other team.
but yeah, pass pass pass pass. He will always be a righteously pass happy person. One sincerely hopes.
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As a Lockheed Martin employee, I read with interest James Fallows's article "Uncle Sam Buys an Airplane" (June Atlantic). However, as an ex-Marine Harrier pilot, I must correct his statements concerning the JSF's "tour de force called Mission X," in which he claims that the JSF is the first airplane to make a short takeoff, go supersonic, and then land vertically.
In late 1970, as an exchange pilot, I joined the British Royal Air Force's No. 233 Operational Conversion Unit, first as a student and then as an instructor, training pilots in the Harrier. Although the Harrier was classed as a subsonic airplane, because its normal operating mode did not call for supersonic operations, it was capable of supersonic flight. One training flight called for a short takeoff, a supersonic run out beyond the Midlands coast, and a return to the field for vertical takeoff and landing practice. So the "tour de force called Mission X" was routinely being flown more than thirty years ago.
Jon R. Gibson
Robstown, Texas
James Fallows portrays the Washington bureaucrat Darleen Druyun as a clever, almost heroic defender of the taxpayers' money. I think the reverse is true. During the middle 1990s Druyun was the driving force behind "acquisition reform" and TSPR ("total system performance responsibility"). These were innovations in which contractors essentially had carte blanche to run programs as they pleased. The Air Force program offices watched from the sidelines, together with the nonprofit system-engineering organizations that supported them (Aerospace Corporation, MITRE).
The first guinea pig (later the poster child) for this approach was the Space Based Infrared System program, a missile warning and surveillance system. Today that program is $2 billion over budget and two years behind schedule. Air Force Undersecretary Peter Teets told the Senate Armed Services Committee on March 20 that poor contracting methods were responsible for this disaster and that TSPR caused the taxpayers to assume too much risk.
Len Winner
Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
One thing that was missing from James Fallows's otherwise excellent piece on the Joint Strike Fighter was any historical perspective on the size of the defense budget. The sharp drop in defense spending since the end of the Cold War has made the Pentagon's current replacement cycle that much more difficult. Outlays for "procurement" (equipment and material) for the ten years ending with fiscal year 2002 dropped by 42 percent in constant dollars compared with the prior ten years: $580 billion versus $1 trillion. Although plans call for the procurement budget to increase over the next five years, at the end of that time it will still be less than three quarters of what it was in the 1980s.
Fallows also points to the steady decline in the numbers of aircraft bought since World War II and the steady rise in the price per plane. Certainly, as he notes, some of this price increase reflects the well-known tendency of the bureaucracy to gold-plate specifications. But most of the higher cost reflects the strategy of making the planes more competitive (that is, more lethal and safer to operate): the replacement of simple piston engines with costlier but more capable jet engines, the greater sophistication of the avionics systems, and so forth. Similar trends can be seen in the civilian economy. Since the 1940s houses, farm tractors, and even private planes have grown in size, features, and functionality as incomes have grown.
Yet a third factor behind the more limited production has been the decline in defense spending relative to the economy over this period. Defense accounted for 36 percent of GDP in 1944, when all those P-51s were being built. It was 11 percent during the Korean War, when the F-86 was on the front line; eight percent in the early 1960s, when the F-4 was first deployed; five or six percent in the 1980s, when the F-16 entered production; and is currently three percent. In the post-Cold War era, "How much is enough?" is a critical question for defense spending and for programs like the JSF. If our military strategy is to include manned fighter aircraft, their affordability should be debated with an eye to the total cost to the economy.
Robert Kugel
Burlingame, Calif.
James Fallows replies:
Jon Gibson is correct in saying that Harrier pilots have for years combined short takeoff, supersonic cruise, and vertical landing in the same flight. What made Mission X unusual is that it combined the short takeoff and landing with supersonic cruise in level flight. Every airplane goes faster when descending, and the Harriers had achieved supersonic speed while diving toward the ground.
As for Len Winner's complaint, I tried to stress in the article that many things could still go wrong with the JSF. But if Darleen Druyun and her colleagues are judged by results, particularly in cost control, so far they've done surprisingly well.
I agree with Robert Kugel that there are larger questions to ask about the defense budget.
Walter Russell Mead pooh-poohs the notion that Americans are "too stupid to make good decisions" ("The Case Against Europe," April Atlantic).
Allow me to provide a few real-life facts that Mead omitted: Western European workers enjoy six-week to three-month vacations, whereas Americans are lucky if they get two weeks. Americans are working longer hours than they have since the Depression, while the French are being lauded for the success of their thirty-five-hour work week. Europeans have national pension plans generous enough to allow retired citizens to maintain dignity and independence. We've got puny Social Security, slated by both Republicans and Democrats for slow destruction. Of the world's industrial nations only America lacks a national health plan. Our private health plans are justifiably ridiculed. According to the UN, the World Health Organization, and other universally accepted sources, seventeen nations have a higher standard of living. We're twenty-fourth in overall health. More than 50 percent of our population is obese. In the States it's "normal" for a college student to graduate heavily in debt—an idea rightfully abhorrent in Western European nations, where higher education is free. Believe me, I could go on, covering areas such as food quality (in Europe genetically altered foods are discouraged and clearly identified on packaging; not so in America), the growing prevalence in the United States of polluting SUVs (as our air quality drops and our asthma rates reach epidemic levels), and so on.


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Urban fantasy, a sub-genre of fantasy that is set in a city, is alive and well. In urban fantasy, witches, warlocks, vampires and other undead find the city a great place to live (or die). Try these series if you want to add a little "edge" to your fantasy.
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Scientific endeavors usually begin with a hypothesis. They generally include an experiment of some sort. But as scientifically minded as David Haskell is, one of the most career-defining moves the biologist has made so far is to, in his words, "go sit and just shut up." No agenda, no expectations, just observation. It's honed his senses, changed the focus of his research, and lead to a book that was shortlisted for this year's nonfiction Pulitzer.
Committing To "A Relationship" With One Place
It all started about ten years ago, when Haskell decided to pick one square meter of forest and visit every day, just to see what nature would do there. He chose a spot in the woods that is completely average in every way. At first glance, it's just an empty bit of forest floor, with nothing to recommend it except a comfortable rock for sitting-and, indeed, that rock is the reason he picked it.
All through that first year, Haskell stayed true to his goal of near daily treks to his square meter. He visited at different times of day, in all kinds of weather. Even after he had a heart attack, he hiked back to that spot again as soon as he was able. When the year was up, he never really stopped. It's been a decade now of regular visits, several times a week if he can swing it, and the practice remains as simple as ever: he brings a notebook, a tiny magnifying glass, and not much else.
Look, Listen, Observe
He surveys the ground in front of him, looking for changes to the plants and dirt or any signs of animals or bugs. He listens intently to the sound of chipmunks calling from tree to tree, of wrens scolding their mates, and to the way that tree leaves and branches resonate in the wind. Over time, he's learned to hear how each species of tree has its own song, as he calls it. "A fir tree sounds very different in the wind from a maple tree," If you listen carefully enough, it's even possible to pinpoint a single leaf falling to the forest floor.
"At a superficial level, almost every day looks the same, right? It's a pile of rocks, it's a pile of dead leaves. Well no, it's not the same, it's transforming day by day and week by week here. So by forcing myself to restrict my gaze I get a sharper image and a deeper image into the ecology of the place."
The Ripple Effects Of Asking Questions In The Woods
The more details and subtle changes Haskell notices, the more questions he has, the more research there is to do to understand the what and why and how of everything he's seen. So watching things like the way birds eat snail shells, or how those snails help break down fallen leaves and branches, is changing the way he thinks of ecology and even what species he chooses to study in the lab.
Of course, the most obvious effect of that time in the woods is his book: a year in the life of a completely average spot of Tennessee forest that's actually teeming with life, if you just look long enough.
The book's success means speaking engagements and book signings far away from his spot, but David Haskell says that's just another opportunity. He's identified a handful of other places, like one particular tree in Manhattan, where he makes a point now to sit, look, and listen.


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Simon Cowell and Will.i.am to Launch X Factor for Geeks, In Search of the Next Bill Gates
Not every superstar has a great singing voice, so Simon Cowell and Will.i.am are starting a project that will highlight heroes who are more at home in a lab or a garage than on stage. So says Will.i.am, who described the new TV show as a place where young people can express themselves and cited mathematics and sciences as ways people might show their talents.
Given that Will.iAm referred to the project as "X Factor for tech," it seems likely that the new show's science and mathematics whizzes will be putting their talents in front of a judge or judges. Details about the show are hazy at the moment, including some important details, like whether the show will even be in the U.S., but it's an interesting idea.
Are you the next Bill Gates? Simon Cowell and Will.i.am want to have a very public chat with you.
With all the exciting tech appearing on Kickstarter and the like (and not to mention the tech startups making headlines), we bet our industries can come up with some really interesting and cool (well, our kind of cool) geeks. And X Factor for tech has to be better than most today's TV.
I totally agree Karanm seems like a Shark Tank type show with technical relevance being the top of the line. Oh and Sevaqs never doubt yourself when in that situation you might very well win it. Think about this Kelly Clarkston was a waitress who also either was a retired or part time stripper, she is now not only the longest lasting contestant who is now a professional from any reality show I know of. I do not really listen to her as her music is not really the type I like, but I respect her as a musician. DO you think that she thought when she went in for her initial interview that this would happen to her? I can promise you she did not. She may have recognized she had a great voice for pop music and she would be recognized for it but to win and then be successful for many, many years following I seriously doubt it.


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Shirley George, 78, of Columbia, passed away Thursday, January 24, 2013. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, January 26, 2013 at Nilson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. Shirley George was born January 31, 1934 in Brown Station, MO., the daughter of Edgar and Annie Lee Penrod Todd. She married Charles Franklin George in 1950 in Boone Co., MO. and he preceded her in death March 10, 1984. Shirley enjoyed reading. Survivors include one daughter: Charlotte (husband Michael) Darby. Two brothers: Charles R. and Floyd Todd. One sister: Ester Level. Brother-in-law; Ray George. Two grandchildren: Jack Hathman III and Jeremy Hathman. One great grand daughter: Callista Ann Hathman. Many nieces and nephews also survive. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, and two brothers: Carlc and Sherman, and two sisters: Ellen and Cathy. Online condolences may be left for the family at nilsonfuneralhome.com.
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Best Bump: Rachel Zoe's Maternity Style
Celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe undeniably has an amazing sense of style. It was no surprise when she was pregnant that her sense of style and glam didn't waiver. In fact, I think Rachel Zoe's maternity style was the best she ever looked! She seemed to be glowing in every photo.
Love her look and want to make it your own? Here are a few essentials I would suggest.
Rachel wore a lot of black during her pregnancy. It's always chic and easy to accessorize. This black dress by Hatch Collection is the perfect piece; you can dress it up or down and even wear it after pregnancy with a belt.
If you're looking for something more casual, this Buttondown Dress by Hatch is also extremely versatile. You can even layer it over skinny denim or leggings in the fall.
Rachel always incorporated great layering pieces like a cool coat or easy cardigan. This black maternity jacket by asos would be a very versatile piece to add to your maternity wardrobe for fall.
Lastly, you need some amazing black pants or leggings to wear with all your tops. These maternity leggings by David Lerner are on the more expensive side, but if it's something you will wear a lot, it is worth the investment. Not to mention they are great quality and have cool zipper details at the back.
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This was during her first pregnancy, right? I heard she'd pregnant again. But i haven't seen pics of her on her second pregnancy.
I hope she gets a girl this time because while her maternity style's great, I never liked the way she dresses her son. He always seems to be in a fedora and always too dressy for a little boy!
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I agree! She defiantly looks gorgeous and stylish. I watched her show here in Australia with her first baby was born.
Yeah, I like her pregnant because that's the one time she doesn't look too anorexic! Seriously, she's just skin and bones.
I agree with you! Her collarbones are like sticking out!
She actually denied it and said she's not pregnant at all!
br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}She's always wearing black! I kinda don't like that. I hope she wears more colors.
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Not my maternity style icon. Not even fashion icon. My bestfriend says she either wears a tent or a shower curtain. LOL. Well, to each her own, I guess.
You should see her maternity style this time around. Always long floor-length skirts and dresses. And black or very dark-colored at that. I'm actually afraid she'd gonna trip one of these days.
She is wearing prosthetic bump and Elle pic totally cropped/photoshop!! Shame on her for portraying able to sustain healthy pregnancy with age and anorexia. She is despicable in my opinion along with other celebrities that have worn fake bumps and used surrogates!!!
She does this so you can't see fake prosthetic belly.
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Laurence Gardner, a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, is a constitutional historian, international lecturer and broadcaster. His latest book examines the secrets of the Grail bloodline from Moses to Jesus, delineates fascinating new information about the Knights Templar, and reveals the lost secrets of Royal Arch Freemasonry.
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For over 20 years, Coast to Coast AM has been host to some of the most brave, innovative and informed experts. In separate half-hour segments, George played and commented on six different interviews from former guests in the C2C family that are no longer with us, yet whose legacies and ideas live on. First hour guest, retired professor of climatology Dr. Tim Ball reacted to a new study about climate change. ... More »Host: George Noory
Solomon, Knights Templar & White Gold
Historian Laurence Gardner traced the connections between King Solomon & his Temple, the Knights Templar, the Ark of the Covenant, Free Masonry, and White Powder Gold. Solomon, who lived around 1,000 BC, built the first temple of Jerusalem, set an example for 'kingship,' and was thought to have stocked his temple with treasures. The Temple changed hands over the years, and eventually became an Islamic mosque, Gardner noted. The Knights Templar, a kind of ambassadorial military unit, conducted excavations at the Temple during the first Crusades. When they returned to Europe in 1128, they became a powerful knightly order, made wealthy by the treasures they had brought back from Jerusalem, he detailed. The Ark of the Covenant, according to the Bible, was used as a kind of high-tech weapon during wars. The magical White Powder Gold or manna along with the Ark, suggest the ancient Hebrews had an advanced science. It was the knowledge of these ancient secrets that the Free Masons ... More »Host: George Noory
Da Vinci Code Roundtable
Scholars of ancient manuscripts and legends, Laurence Gardner, William Henry, and Glenn Kimball shared their reactions to the ideas presented in The DaVinci Code, Dan Brown's popular book which was recently turned into a movie. ... More »Host: George Noory
Holy Grail & Da Vinci Code
Investigative mythologist William Henry & historian Laurence Gardner joined in a discussion about Holy Grail mysteries and how they relate to theories in the Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. As in that book, both Gardner and Henry contend that Jesus married Mary Magdalene and had children with her. Their bloodline, is what some consider to be the Holy Grail. Gardner offered a critiqued of the Da Vinci Code, suggesting that some of the material presented as fact in the fiction work, were less than entirely accurate. ... More »Host: George Noory
The Lost Ark & Gold Powder
Author and historian Laurence Gardner returned to Coast on Tuesday night, for a follow-up discussion of his book, Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark, which has been optioned to serve as the basis for a Hollywood film by Living Element Pictures. Gardner said he was pleased with the idea of "moving his academic work into mainstream entertainment." ... More »Host: George Noory
Ancient Secrets
Delving into mythic and historical enigmas were authors William Henry & Laurence Gardner who made a joint appearance on Tuesday night's show. Among the topics discussed was the Holy Grail which "has many attributes," said Gardner, explaining that it wasn't just a particular physical object, but a concept that represented the "ultimate quest." ... More »Host: George Noory
Mysterious White Powder
"History is full of facts but not necessarily full of truths," said Laurence Gardner (Graal.co.uk) an esteemed historian, genealogist and author who was the guest on Wednesday's show. Delving back into ancient times, Gardner has sifted through arcane sources to reach an astonishing conclusion. He believes that a mysterious white powder was known to the Egyptians, Babylonians and Israelites and was used to power the Ark of the Covenant, which he suggests was a potent battlefield weapon. ... More »Host: George Noory


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Food & Drink Awards 2013
The year's best restaurants, bars and bakeries in New York City, chosen by Time Out New York's critics—and you! Edited by Mari Uyehara
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These meme photos are horrendous. They're not the least bit funny, the chefs and bartenders all come off looking trashy and desperate for having participated in such a witless and lazy stunt, and the whole thing comes across as a craven effort to pander to the aesthetic of the tacky, Ritalin-addled 20-somethings with retail jobs who read Buzzfeed. It's half-hearted, too, as if you think that merely referencing it will come across as poking fun at it. It's sad that a city with such a bustling restaurant and bar scene has so many tacky and unsophisticated people writing about it and photographing it. Let me guess, everyone around the office called this "awesome" before you published it?
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Brickell Bayview Center was created with environmental concerns in mind. The building's design avoids direct sunlight and solar radiation. Wells located throughout the structure will capture storm water, and interior materials, such as paint, carpets, adhesives and sealants will be low emitting to maintain optimum indoor air.
Once it's completed in 2016, Brickell Bayview Center will alter the Brickelly skyline with its unique architectural design and will pursue LEED certification.
ADD Inc, a premier architecture and design firm, creates award-winning projects across the country from its offices in Boston, MA and Miami, FL. With an innovative spirit and deep expertise, the firm's design teams develop a guiding vision for each project to enhance value and enrich communities. By merging that vision with collaboration and business savvy, ADD Inc delivers consistently notable results in workplace, mixed use, academic, retail, branding and residential design.
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This year's Holiday Gift Guide is organized in two ways: by the person you may be shopping for and by what you might want to do with a gift. Shopping for a new Mac user? Check out the "Gifts for the Switcher" or "Books for Mac and iPod beginners."
Each list is hand-picked and researched by our TUAW crew, and they are one picky bunch!
Gifts for the Graphic Designer
From tablets to type, finding the right gift for the choosy graphics expert in your life can be frustrating. Here are plenty of ideas at a variety of price points that should make any designer happy.
Gifts for the beginning programmer/developer
Whether you've just started writing your first lines of code or you've just moved over to the Mac/iPhone platform as a developer, this guide is sure to please.
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If the favorite people on your holiday gift list spend more time in hotels and airports than they do hanging out with you, then we can help. This guide to gifts for the frequent traveler is sure to put a smile on the face of your friends or loved ones wherever their travels may take them in 2009.
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From baby monitors to daily organizers, finding the right gift for the Mac-wielding new parent isn't as easy as it sounds. They're just so busy with all that "good parenting" nonsense. Here are plenty of ideas at a variety of price points that should make any parent's job a little more pleasant.
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About The Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts
The Maclab Centre is the
preeminent performing arts facility serving Leduc and Leduc County. Our
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The Maclab Centre has gone through many changes over the years. The stage was initially part of the Leduc Composite High School Gymnasium. In the early eighties, the City joined forces with Black Gold Regional Schools (then the Leduc School District) and renovated the space to include a proper auditorium. What was once the back wall of the stage is now where the proscenium arch sits. This new space, known as the Leduc Performing Arts Centre (or "PAC") could seat around 250 and had modest lighting and audio capabilities. In the early nineties, the City turned ownership over to the Black Gold Regional Schools who ran it for the next decade.
In 2004, the Leduc Community Arts Foundation, along with the City of Leduc and Black Gold Regional Schools undertook yet another renovation; this time to increase seating capacity to the current 460. Numerous sponsors were brought on-board, most notably Maclab Enterprises, for whom the venue is named. The idea was to do more than simply expand the theatre; people wanted an increased usage by community groups, and to have artists presented from outside the community. This new facility opened in November 2005.
The Maclab Centre Administrative Council, comprised of members of Black Gold Regional Schools and the City of Leduc, was formed with the mandate of managing the space independently of the City and the School Board. A full-time Theatre Manager was hired in 2006 and 2007/2008 saw the first performance series programmed in the space. To accommodate the increased need for technical support, the first full-time Technical Director was hired in 2007.
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Booz Allen Hamilton Closes Purchase Of Defense Systems Engineering And Support Division Of ARINC
Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corporation (NYSE:BAH), the parent company of consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton, today announced it closed its purchase of the Defense Systems Engineering and Support (DSES) division of ARINC Incorporated on November 30, 2012. The transaction adds to Booz Allen's workforce approximately 1,000 employees, based in various locations nationwide, many of which align with existing Booz Allen offices. Booz Allen paid $154 million in cash to ARINC, and expects the transaction to be accretive to its earnings in fiscal 2014, which begins April 1, 2013.
"With the acquisition of DSES, we're advancing our strategy to build on Booz Allen's existing engineering capabilities, and to bring to our clients broader and deeper expertise in technical areas such as C4ISR where we see growth potential," said Ralph W. Shrader, Booz Allen's Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President. "DSES also brings to us additional existing technical support contracts for the US Navy and Air Force, supplementing our strong presence in the defense market. Beyond that, we expect that the match of outstanding people, client relationships, and a focus on client mission – as well as the proven track record of quality delivery by DSES – will strengthen our business going forward."
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Booz Allen Hamilton is a leading provider of management and technology consulting services to the U.S. government in defense, intelligence, and civil markets, and to major corporations, institutions, and not-for-profit organizations. Booz Allen is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, employs approximately 25,000 people, and had revenue of $5.86 billion for the 12 months ended March 31, 2012.Forward Looking Statements This press release contains, or may be deemed to contain, "forward-looking statements" (as defined in the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995). Examples of forward-looking statements include information concerning the expected impact of the DSES acquisition and the acquisition's impact to Booz Allen Hamilton's earnings. These statements give Booz Allen Hamilton's current expectation of future events or its future performance and do not relate directly to historical or current events. A number of factors could cause Booz Allen Hamilton's future actions and related results to vary from any expectations or goals expressed in, or implied by, the forward-looking statements included in this press release, possibly to a material degree. Some of these factors include, but are not limited to, the risk factors set forth in Booz Allen Hamilton's Annual Report on Form 10-K, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on May 30, 2012. All forward-looking statements included in this press release speak only as of the date made, and, except as required by law, Booz Allen Hamilton undertakes no obligation to update or revise publicly any such forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
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Super8 (triple play) - 6.99 @ amazon.co.uk
Steven Spielberg and J.J. Abrams join forces in this extraordinary tale of youth, mystery and adventure. Super 8 tells the story of six friends who accidentally film a train wreck only to discover that something unimaginable escaped during the crash. Now, the only thing more mysterious than what it is… is what it wants.
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- mynisawn2 years, 4 months ago #1Show comment tools ReplyVery tempting deal, but........
Already posted 1 day ago.
Apologies. I was mistaken. Same price, Different seller.
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- chapchap2 years, 4 months ago1 Like #2Show comment tools ReplyNowadays this type of american krap is just too much.
- sigma[mod]2 years, 4 months ago #3Show comment tools ReplymynisawnVery tempting deal, but........
Already posted 1 day ago.
That's Play.com and this is Amazon :)
- Micheil7942 years, 4 months ago #4Show comment tools ReplyPersonally I thought this was a great fun film. The train scene was incredible and I'm not one to be wowed by explosions usually :)
- M3NDEREZ2 years, 4 months ago #5Show comment tools ReplyI enjoyed it personally.. Not great, but worth a watch.. I'd recommend it at this price!
- ahdvd2 years, 4 months ago #6Show comment tools ReplyNow showing as £11.98?
- AST3R2 years, 4 months ago1 Like #7Show comment tools ReplyConfusing title and terrible movie. There were only 6 kids and there was nothing super about them
- apester2 years, 4 months ago #8Show comment tools Reply£11.98 for me too. Expire.
- Mandroid5782 years, 4 months ago #9Show comment tools Reply**** movie ever made even worse than chronicle
- Ed Winchester2 years, 4 months ago1 Like #10Show comment tools ReplyMandroid578**** movie ever made even worse than chronicle
Hark at Barry Norman there.
- condemmedman2 years, 4 months ago #11Show comment tools ReplyAmazon joining the party late again as usual :-/
- mocmocamoc2 years, 4 months ago #12Show comment tools ReplyReally poor film, started ok and then faded fast. I'd avoid it at £6.99
- condemmedman2 years, 4 months ago #13Show comment tools ReplymocmocamocReally poor film, started ok and then faded fast. I'd avoid it at £6.99
IT's not that bad
- Jerbs2 years, 4 months ago #14Show comment tools ReplyA few enjoyed this but I thought it was absolutely terrible.
- sprite1275942 years, 4 months ago #15Show comment tools ReplyPants of a movie, really really bad.
- nylec2 years, 4 months ago #16Show comment tools ReplyAST3RConfusing title and terrible movie. There were only 6 kids and there was nothing super about them
Are you serious? Super 8 is nothing to do with the amount of kids.
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Local MSP Kenneth Gibson has arranged for dogs to benefit from free microchipping - normally...…
Well, we have all been waiting with baited breath to hear what's going to happen to Skelmorlie Library and Community Centre.
(In case you haven't heard the Council says it might shut them down.)
Anyway the latest is- North Ayrshire Council has decided they are going to throw the Grant Thornton report out the window. The Council agenda from the Executive meeting of April 12 said: "Members did not accept the recommendations as contained in the Grant Thornton report and that Members wished to reject the report."
That's right, they are not going to go by the recommendations given by the consultant in his costly report.
Today's Council agenda also said: "It was also the view of Members that the report was founded on inaccurate information in relation to the Council's objectives for the long term future of halls, centres and libraries."
So instead the Council is going to do new reviews for each and every library, hall and community centre in North Ayrshire.
What the Council will now do is set up a group to consider "the future of community halls and libraries". The group will probably be made up of some of the councillors. The new reports will be finished by the end of August this year.
Last year, independent consultant Grant Thornton was tasked with looking at the libraries and halls.
Many people said the report was too expensive (it cost thousands to produce). Some people were also annoyed that it wasn't ready in time for the Council's budget meeting in February this year.
It was at the February budget meeting that the Council decided to defer closures of all libraries, hall and community centres for a year.
The future of our libraries is still really up in the air. But one thing the Council seem keen on is that the communities themselves manage the facilities. Today's agenda also talks about "the importance of people working together to do things within their communities".
NAFCA (North Ayrshire Federation of Community Associations) still seem keen on managing some of the facilities. But what about the facilities they don't want?
Do you care about the facilities? People have spoken out in their favour in the past on s1skelmorlie.
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Cervical stenosis is narrowing of the passageway through the cervix (the lower part of the uterus).
In cervical stenosis, the passageway through the cervix (from the vagina to the main body of the uterus) is narrow or completely closed.
Some women are born with cervical stenosis. In others, cervical stenosis results from a disorder or another condition, such as the following:
Cervical stenosis may result in an accumulation of blood in the uterus (hematometra). In women who are still menstruating, menstrual blood mixed with cells from the uterus may flow backward into the pelvis, possibly causing endometriosis (see see Endometriosis). If pus forms in the uterus (as it may in women with cervical or endometrial cancer), pus may accumulate in the uterus. Accumulation of pus in the uterus is called pyometra.
Before menopause, cervical stenosis may cause menstrual abnormalities, such as no periods (amenorrhea), painful periods (dysmenorrhea), and abnormal bleeding. Cervical stenosis can also cause infertility because sperm cannot pass through the cervix to fertilize the egg.
After menopause, cervical stenosis may be present but not cause symptoms.
A hematometra or pyometra can cause pain or cause the uterus to bulge. Sometimes women feel a lump in the pelvic area.
Doctors suspect the diagnosis based on symptoms and circumstances, such as the following:
Doctors confirm the diagnosis by trying to pass a probe through the cervix into the uterus.
No further tests are needed for the following:
If cervical stenosis causes symptoms, a hematometra, or a pyometra, tissue samples are taken and examined under a microscope to rule out cancer. After treatment (which widens the cervix), doctors take samples from the cervix and from the uterine lining.
Cervical stenosis is treated only if women have symptoms, a hematometra, or a pyometra. Then, the cervix may be widened (dilated) by inserting small, lubricated metal rods (dilators) through its opening, then inserting progressively larger dilators. To try to keep the cervix open, doctors may place a tube (cervical stent) in the cervix for 4 to 6 weeks.
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