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The King James Bible is unlike any book ever printed. It is priceless in its value, pure in its essence, and perfect in every way. It is perpetual in its longevity, precise in its truth, piercing in its effectiveness and personal in its application. It is inexhaustible, indestructible, interminable, incredible and incorruptible. The King James Bible is the closest thing I have on this earth to my Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ. And until He comes it will be my guide and counselor. There is none other. - Pastor David E. Walker
Dr. David E. Walker was born and raised in Macon, Georgia. He trusted the Lord Jesus Christ as his personal Saviour when he was a child, and was called to preach in his teen years.
He met his wife Christi while in Bible college, and graduated in 1995 from Pensacola Bible Institute with a Bachelor of Divinity degree. He later earned his Master of Theology degree (2003) and his Doctorate of Theology degree (2004) from the Blue Ridge Bible Institute (now the Bible Doctrine Institute).
Pastor Walker has worked with troubled youth, served as a youth pastor and associate pastor. He was ordained in 2001. He was called to serve as Pastor of Calvary in June of 2004, and is excited about what the Lord has been doing and what He will do in the future.
Pastor Walker preaches the Bible without cutting corners, without apology, and without compromise. He believes the old time method of expository preaching is still what Christians need today. His life verses are Psalm 130:3-4.
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Technology-spawned information has become too untamed for government to manage it.
Dell Federal Systems LP, Round Rock, Texas, (W91QUZ-07-D-0006); International Business Machine Corp., Bethesda, Md., (W91QUZ-07-D-0007); Unicom Government Inc., Herndon, Va., (W91QUZ-07-D-0008); CDW Government LLC, Vernon Hills, Ill., (W91QUZ-07-D-0009); Iron Bow Technologies LLC, Chantilly, Va., (W91QUZ-07-D-0010); and World Wide Technology Inc., Maryland Heights, Mo., (W91QUZ-07-D-0011); were awarded a firm-fixed-price, multiple-award, task-order contract with a maximum value of $494 million for the hardware, software and related integration services in support of the Information Technology Enterprise Solution-2. The Army Contracting Command, Rock Island, Ill., is the contracting activity.
Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems, Shawnee, Va., was awarded a $35,670,673 modification to a previously awarded cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for the procurement of information technology services for the Pentagon and National Capital Region. The Army Contracting Command, Rock Island, Ill., is the contracting activity.
VSolvit L.L.C., Fillmore, Calif., is being awarded a $10,527,041 indefinite-delivery/ indefinite-quantity contract with firm-fixed-price task orders for information technology enterprise business systems support at Naval Facilities (NAVFAC) Information Technology Center, Naval Base Ventura County. The contract also contains four unexercised options, which if exercised would increase cumulative contract value to $53,121,508. No task orders are being awarded at this time. The Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center, Port Hueneme, Calif., is the contracting activity.
Northrop Grumman Information Systems, McLean, Va., is being awarded a $19,167,769 contract modification for legacy information technology services for Reliability Maintainability Information Systems Sustainment Services. The contracting activity is Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio.
Computer Sciences Corp., San Diego, Calif., is being awarded a $19,990,044 cost-plus-fixed-fee bridge contract for information technology services to support the technology services organizations (TSO) requirements and its role as an enterprise business systems integrator for the Marine Corps. Services required are in support of highly complex government designed and owned Marine Corps business systems that have no parallel in other sectors of the government or private industry. Software engineering design, programming, testing, and integration to be performed under this contract will involve tasking that is so integrally related that it requires personnel with highly developed experiences with the specific systems supported by the TSO. The TSO supports a number of business mission areas across the Marine Corps, including the deputy commandant program and resources, deputy commandant manpower and reserve affairs, and the deputy commandant installation and logistics. The Regional Contracting Office, National Capital Region, Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va., is the contracting activity.
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Capital Sprints wraps up the season with the last race in The Dash series. Dogs (and their owners) will enjoy a 1 mile fun run/walk. Then, human racers will take on the challenging, timed 5K. The Dash 5K and Doggie Run benefits the Washington Animal Rescue League.
Doggie Run Details
Well-behaved canines may participate with their owners in the 1 mile Doggie Run/Walk. Water bowls and treats for the canines will be provided at the start/finish area. All owners will be required to start with a ?doggy disposal bag? (provided at the start area) and will be required to pick up after their canines. The start/finish area will have disposal containers for the bags.
Registration Fees
Dash 5K Registration- $25 thru 12/31; $30 thru 8/31, $35 thru 9/30 and $40 thru 111; Doggie Run Registration - $15 thru 12/31; $20 thru 8/31, $25 thru 9/30 and $30 thru 11/1
Team Registration
Team Captains
Click 'Register Now' and select the Team Captain category to create your team
Team Members
Click 'Register Now,' choose the Team Member category and select your team name from the drop down list to register.
Costume Contest
Race day you and your dog dress up for the Doggie Fun Run/Walk. Awards will be given on a number of categories.
Cancellation Policy
Capital Sprints does not offer refunds, rollovers, credits or transfers at anytime. All registrations are final.
Race Day Parking
Beach Drive is closed to traffic on weekends south of Joyce Rd & Ross Dr. Stage Rd is closed to traffic on race morning. Morrow Rd will close to traffic at 7:45 on race morning. Please use Colorado Ave (from 16th St) to park at Grove 24/ Tennis Center.
The Dash 5K packet pickup will be available the morning of the race. The Dash 5K is a chip timed event. All participants must pick up their packets and chips prior to the race start between 7:30 a.m. and 8:15 a.m
Online DonationsClick here to donate to Washington Animal Rescue League
Organizer Info
Map & Direction
Sunday, November 3, 2013 @ 8:00 AM (EST)
Rock Creek Park 16th & Kennedy NW Washington, DC 20011Get Directions


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Since receiving her law degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1985, Anne has focused her law practice on litigating civil rights cases in federal courts. In recognition of her outstanding achievements as a civil rights attorney, she received the coveted "William Robert Ming Advocacy Award" from the NAACP at its July 2007 National Convention in Detroit.
Anne also holds a Ph.D. in criminology and criminal justice from the University of Maryland-College Park. She has served as a faculty member at several colleges and universities, including Spelman College in Atlanta, Howard University in Washington, DC, and New Jersey City University. As a criminologist, Anne has conducted empirical research, and published articles and books on criminal justice topics. Anne frequently gives keynote speeches on civil rights, crime prevention, and urban education. She also serves as an expert witness.
Anne has given dozens of keynote speeches. Among her major addresses are a Wingspread Briefing on Crime Prevention and the Wilmington, Delaware NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet. She has appeared on scores of television and radio programs, including the McNeil Lehrer Newshour and CNN.
In addition to practicing law, Anne serves as senior international correspondent for the Jackson Advocate Newspaper (the largest weekly newspaper in Mississippi). Among the stories she has covered are the International AIDS conferences in Thailand and Austria, the political crisis in Zimbabwe, economic development in Japan and India, educational initiatives in Turkey, and, most recently, the revolution in Egypt.
In 2012, Anne name was included among those listed in the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum's Wall of Honor, located at Dulles International Airport. In 1977, Anne was the first African American female in Atlanta to earn a private pilot's license. Since then, she has developed aviation education programs designed to increase the number of African American youth entering the aviation industry. In 2005, she helped organize a group of African American female pilots' visit to Rue, France to honor the men providing flight training to Bessie Coleman (the world's first licensed African American pilot in 1921).
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- U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (located in Chicago, IL)
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- University of Wisconsin (Madison) – J.D, 1985
- University of Maryland (College Park) – Ph.D., Criminology and Criminal Justice, 1984
- State University of New York (Albany) – M.S., Criminal Justice, 1975
- Washington State University – B.S., Psychology, 1973
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- For business executives – "Avoiding Lawsuits: Five Easy Steps To Ensure Employees Comply With Laws Prohibiting Employment Discrimination"
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- For criminal justice professionals and community organizers – "Reducing Urban Crime By Sustaining Community-Based Crime Prevention Efforts"
- Inner City Crime Control, published by the Police Foundation in 1990.
- "Excluded: The Current Status of African American Scholars in the Field of Criminology and Criminal Justice," published by the Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency in 1991.
- African American Perspectives on Crime Causation, Criminal Justice Administration and Crime Prevention, published by Butterworth-Heinemann in 1996.
- An Action Plan to Prevent Racially Motivated Hate Crimes, published by the Denver NAACP in 1997.
- Educational Crisis: A Denver NAACP Report, published in 1998.
- Emerging Issues in Civil Rights Litigation, published by the National Business Institute in 1998.
- "Foreword" to African American Classics in Criminology and Criminal Justice, edited by Gabbidon, Greene and Young, published by Sage in 2001.
Dr. Sulton also contributed to the National NAACP's Criminal Justice Manual published in 2001, compiled a school violence prevention report in 2001, authored an empirically-based crime prevention report in 2003, and given several continuing legal education lectures to lawyers since 2005.
As a member of the press, Dr. Sulton has authored scores of articles on domestic and international topics, including education, civil rights, and HIV/AIDS.


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Will the National Population and Housing Census change Kenya's current situation?
As she clutches protectively onto her plastic bowl containing her day's meal of white lumpy porridge, Nelima is oblivious of where her next meal will come from. The 3-year-old does not know her mother's daily struggles to put such a meal on the table at the end of the day. She does not know what her mother goes through to deliver this. Looking at her together with her five siblings dig in to the porridge greedily makes one think seriously about the worsening famine cases in the country. Little does she know about the much awaited National Population and Housing Census later this month which is supposed to help the government 'plan' for every living member in the country. Dressed in tatters and residing in Mathare slums, her innocent mind knows nothing about whether her existence is important to the government or not. This life of poverty is not unfamiliar to her either.
Current situation
Kenya is currently crippled with several setbacks, which puts the government on the spot on whether the coming population census will change the situation any sooner. The rising food shortages coupled with sky-rocketing food prices cannot go unmentioned. Currently, it is estimated that 10million Kenyans face severe starvation, which is close to a third of Kenya's 36 million people. The most affected groups include about 1.5 million children, 3.2 million people who live in drought prone areas, about 2.5 million vulnerable Kenyans suffering from various diseases including HIV/AIDS, orphans, and another 2.5 million categorized as the urban poor.
The situation has left many families like Nelima's, toil harder to be able to afford a day's meal. Many families for instance have resorted to only one meal a day, including the children. The short rains expected in Kenya in the end of 2008 failed, and the long rains, expected in April, were like a drop of water in the ocean. This has led to extremely low harvests. Post poll chaos in 2007 that led to millions being displaced is also part of the reasons why food insecurity has been on the rise. According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, food prices have increased by 33% within the last year. Many families are turning to unimaginable coping mechanisms to be able to survive the biting hunger. In several parts of Kenya especially those that lie in the arid and semi arid lands like Eastern and North Eastern provinces, the people have not seen a drop of rain since last year. Hence the persistent drought has led them to having meals like boiled mangoes and paw paws. Some families from the north eastern parts of Kenya are eating anything in sight including wild fruits, rats, bitter herbs, anything! There are even reported cases of people eating donkeys, monkeys and baboons, having come in handy as a cheap alternative to usual red and white meat. In the past, such creatures were never looked at as food.
The Ministry of Agriculture recently admitted the serious food shortage, saying several measures are being laid down to put the situation under control.
Water shortage
The country is also experiencing serious water shortage. It is estimated that two thirds of the country's population is facing water shortage. This has affected smooth running of most operations in the country. The government has so far resorted to rationing this rare commodity in the country's capital city, Nairobi, with most residential areas going for months without water. Currently, a 20-litre jerrican of water from vendors is trading between Kshs 100-150 (US$ 1-2). And you can guess the pressure that this is putting on urban households, bearing in mind the harsh economic times. Some boarding schools in Nairobi for example, had to break a bit earlier for holidays because of the water shortage because some were spending more than Kshs. 5,000 daily on water. Most schools have shunned vocational tuition for this reason too. Hotels and restaurants have also had their share, having to spend more on water hence affecting their prices.
Even the government's recent proposal on school feeding programme for children facing extreme hunger and poverty during the holiday is also questionable, bearing this in mind. The campaign dubbed Together for Child Vitality, which is to be done jointly with World Food Programme, Unilever and the government, is to be implemented in 65 schools in Nairobi and Narok district in which 25,000 children are to benefit.
Water shortage has also resulted in high cases of cholera in the country. Currently, about 2063 cholera cases have been reported with 37 reported deaths, according to United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Kenya. Children are the most vulnerable to this condition.
Power shortage
Blackouts are now a constant feature in all parts of Kenya, including Nairobi's Central Business District. This is as a result of insufficient rainfall that has severely reduced water levels in Kenya's dams, that generates two thirds of the country's power through hydroelectricity generation. The government officially started power rationing for the whole country, with each section getting electricity only for four days of the week. You can guess the nightmare of businesses like salons, internet cafes, among others, which rely heavily on electricity. Imagine how much the country is losing in terms of growing the economy with a shortage of these important commodities. . .
The 2009 Population and Housing Census
The national census which is scheduled on 24th/25th this month is to help the government get evidenced data to be able to plan for its population. The census which is usually done at the interval of ten years, is to give statistics on the size, distribution and composition of a population to help the government carry out development planning and in making administrative and policy decisions. This will be Kenya's 7th census.
But the begging question is… does the census achieve its objectives? Will the data collected be able to solve some of the country's outstanding challenges? Will children like Nelima be able to access the basic needs as a result of well-planning?
An interview with most of the population reveals that a majority of the people feel that the exercise is a waste of time and resources. 'Nothing has ever changed in my life since the last enumeration,' were some of the responses. Some are actually looking for all means not to be counted. With this year's motto reading as 'Niko. Natambulika (The Kiswahili for 'I am here. I am to be known'), a majority are not seeing sense in being 'known' yet the living conditions are grave. 'This is like mocking us. Do we only exist to be counted, in terms of votes?" poses Catherine Nguli, a vegetable vendor.
The data is also said to be important in determining resource distribution. But this poses another challenge on credibility. Last year, the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), which is the same body carrying out the census, released some data about poverty rates per region in the country. This data was to be used by the government in the distribution of Constituency Development Fund (CDF). But the data came under sharp criticism on the accuracy, with most people including the Minister for Planning accusing it of being 'inaccurate' and 'biased'. With such loopholes and doubts on the government data, one wonders whether the population census data will be any accurate, to be able to achieve the intended goal of resource distribution.
Hence as the government engages in its usual political bickering, such grave issues affecting the country should top their list. They should ensure that the population census is not a mere formality because the government is spending tax payer's money of up to Kshs 7.4billion. The evidenced data obtained should be able to make Kenya a better place for Nelima and the rest of the population. Food security for instance, proper health and medication, more job opportunities, access to clean water and sanitation, proper housing for all, just to mention but a few. These are some of the begging issues that the government should look into as they seek to obtain this important data that only happens once in ten years.
Hi Joannes
I love your article, as it opens our minds to realities that show dramatically how irresponsable our governments have been and are. I think that instead of talking about ideology, we must begin talking about 'responsiblitology' (just created a new word) which SHOULD in the very near future become our main interest as citizens.
I dream that women will be the first ones to open societies minds about this.
Thank you,
Hugs to you,
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What a powerful and informative article. Thank you for sharing these important issues going on in Kenya with the PulseWire community. Please continue to keep us informed.
Need to Know
Living here in the U.S., we sadly hear little of what is really going on other parts of the world. Only the "big" stories are covered by our media, and the vast majority of the world goes uncovered. Your story opened my eyes much more to the specific issues that your country faces at this moment. Quite frankly, I did not realize just how dire the situation is in Kenya. Personalizing the story through Nelima brought these facts home to me much more vividly. Who would not be taken in fully by the photo of this precious child, and imagine the deep anguish of her mother as she tries her best to keep her children fed.
Moving through the details of the drought, water shortage, and power shortage, I was then able to comprehend how bizarre the census taking must have seen to you. Why put so much into conducting a national census when the money and time spent on this could have been so much more effectively used to address the problems that all who live in Kenya must readily see in their everyday lives.
Thank you for this thought provoking piece. I am once again stunned and deeply saddened that so much goes on in the world that the people in my country does not notice. Our media has failed us miserably, and this is why I place much hope in the promise of citizen journalists.
We Hear You!
Yes, the world will begin to wake up and hear the voices of all of you beautiful women, who are singing out the truth with your powerful and strong voices. No longer will we need to turn to the traditional sources of our news, as it will increasingly come directly from those who know first hand what is going on.
A touching report, but yet again no-one is talking about the elephant in the room: Nelima's
mother has six children. Kenya's population has doubled in the last ten years.
How many Nelimas must die before they wake up?
Kenya is in need of food aid for ten million of their people this year.
How many Nelimas?


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De Vizio, DMD, Dentist, answered on behalf of ColgateIn the early stages of tooth decay, there may be little or no symptom of pain. Once decay has progressed deeper than just the surface of the enamel, however, pain is typically a sign. With more serious cavities, you may experience sensitivity in your tooth to cold food or drinks or you may feel persistent or random toothache. Pains while you are chewing, visible holes in your teeth, or accumulated pus are also clear symptoms of a cavity.
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Usually there is no symptom of pain with a cavity unless the decay has progressed deeper than just the surface enamel. With more serious cavities you may experience sensitivity in your tooth to cold food or drinks and possible random toothaches. Pains while you are chewing, visible holes in your teeth, or accumulated pus are also clear symptoms of a cavity.
William M. Litaker, Dentist, answered
Only your dentist can properly diagnose cavities. A hole in a tooth or a dark area on a tooth could be a sign of a cavity. A tooth that hurts could indicate a cavity. Sensitivity to hot, cold, and sweets could also indicate that a cavity is present. Your dentist can evaluate your tooth by looking, touching, and x-raying to diagnose for cavities.
Tom Berry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, answeredSymptoms of cavities may include sensitivity to hot or cold or sweets. Sensitivity to biting pressure or chewing may indicate that you have cavities. If you have constant or intermittent pain of a tooth or any of the above symptoms, you should see your dentist.


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BeneFit Cosmetics • Bella Bamba • Blush
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|Would buy this product again.
*TOP REVIEWER* NerdyLibrarianGirl on 7/1/2012 11:09:00 PM more reviews by NerdyLibrarianGirl
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
MUA has this listed as a blush, but Benefit describes it as "a 3D brightening pink face powder". As an all over face powder, this is a definite fail. Way too glittery. This product could NOT be described as "shimmery" - it's definitely sparkley. I thought I could use it as a brightener (like Bare Minerals clear radiance) or even as a highlighter but it's too much sparkle for me.
As a blush, I actually like the colour, but, again, it's more sparkle than shimmer. It also is not really pigmented enough for me to really work as a blush. I would not reach for it over one of my Nars blushes. I'm not sure how I am supposed to use this product. It doesnt seem to work as a brightener, a highlight, or a blush :-(
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jrw6275 on 6/22/2012 1:09:00 PM more reviews by jrw6275
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
LOVE this blush. I got a great deal on the Bella Bamba blush and lip gloss combo at HSN.com (Check it out..basically you get a matching lip gloss for the same price as the blush alone!) Anyway, I was using Coralista before this, and it gave me a nice subtle fllush, but I wished it was darker, and lo and behold I have found my match! It's a watermelon pink, slight shimmer, slight watermelon smell. I do notice more fallout with this than with Coralista, but perhaps it just seems that way because it's darker. Lasting power is good too..stays on my oily skin in the Texas heat and humidity. LOVE IT!
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*TOP REVIEWER* kinonyc on 6/10/2012 4:02:00 PM more reviews by kinonyc
Age: 44-55 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine Eyes: Brown
Well, count me as one of those who likes it. I got it as a 100 point gift from Sephora and I'm surprised by how much I like it. It turns out to be midway between my two blush staples, Nars Orgasm and Nars Outlaw (now d/c but it's a kind of raspberry-toned blush and I wear in winter). On my fairly pale skin it looks like a reddish-pinkish flush. You do have to use it with a light hand but it's nothing that a fiber optic brush wouldn't take care of and I'm actually doing pretty well with my regular blush brush anyway. I don't particularly notice glitter and I definitely don't see fallout.
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*TOP REVIEWER* SteffStarrr on 6/9/2012 4:17:00 PM more reviews by SteffStarrr
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Olive, Warm Hair: Black, Straight Eyes: Brown
I usually am not a fan of bright pink blushes, but I think this has changed my opinion of them! This is the perfect pink blush to brighten up my face. Even though it's shimmery, I don't find that it really transfers on my face. It's definitely a watermelon pink color, but it's extremely flattering on my skin (NC35). Another plus is that it lasts all day for me, and I have quite oily skin. I would definitely repurchase!
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Kdids520 on 6/4/2012 5:10:00 PM more reviews by Kdids520
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
Love this. It's in the same family as Nars Orgasm, but is much less orange and far more flattering on my NC15 skin. There is glitter in it, but I can't see it when it's applied to my cheeks. This will make it into heavy rotation in my collection---dare I say HG status.
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juliaschuster on 5/30/2012 6:28:00 AM more reviews by juliaschuster
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I know that there are lots of people who love this blush - but I am not one of them. At first I really loved the color and the swatches on my hand looked beautiful. But unfortunately I didn't try it on my cheeks in the store... So when I got home and put the blush on I was very disappointed: too glittery, too shimmery, hard to apply as ist ist VERY pigmented and not finely milled and it emphasizes the pores on my cheek - I never had that issue before with any other blush. Maybe this product just isn't the right choice for women over 30, I don't know. I will definitely go back to my beloved Bobbi Brown an MAC matte blushes. They suit me a lot better than Bella Bamba.
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DivaDeLosMuertos on 5/22/2012 5:04:00 PM more reviews by DivaDeLosMuertos
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Tan, Neutral Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Black
I got a deluxe sample that should last me for a while from Sephora for 100 points and I used it for the first time today and I already really like it. It gives a really pretty pink glow, it looks very natural on my skin (Olive toned NC40). It does kinda have a sufficient amount of shimmer but that doesnt really bother me because 1) I'm young and dont have to worry about shimmer because i don't have 'aging' skin , 2) I don't find it accentuates my larger pores at all like others say and 3) The shimmer fades. I know alot of reviewers here don't like the scent of the blush but I do :o) It smells kinda like watermelon, just how Benefit describes the blush in color. It blends nicely and looks natural, not clowny on my tan skin at least But its still able to be layered. The only thing I don't like about the blush is its kinda expensive..and is the box they come in...for some reason the colors of the box i just think is ugly lol and the box is a little inconvenient for storing/traveling and would be Much better if they were in a compact but I wont take any points off the Product for the packaging. I would have given it a 5 if it weren't so overpriced because I really do Love this color on myself
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peepeepod on 5/15/2012 4:47:00 PM more reviews by peepeepod
Age: 30-35 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I got this as a beauty insider promotion at Sephora since it was free, I couldnt lose. I really was not expecting much BUT, this is HG for me. The trick is to pat the brush, not rub it through the entire brush as it will go on pretty heavy. Its very pigmented so alittle goes a long way. It makes me look healthy, younger, glowy, etc. What more could you want from a blush? It has some shimmer in it but not like a disco glitter, rather just glowy. I'm saying goodbye to highlighter and MAC blushes and hello to this.....by the way, Im NC-20 so either blush is too light and makes me look dead or too bright and makes me look like a clown, this is just right.
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ppinkrroses on 4/17/2012 4:35:00 PM more reviews by ppinkrroses
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
This is a very bright pink blush with gold shimmer in it. I find it to be pigmented and a little goes a long way. Normally, I'm not one for shimmer in my blush, but lately I've been enjoying it because it means I cut out highlighting my cheek bones since a shimmery blush highlights and adds color. I think this would be a beautiful color on any skin tone (my skin is MAC's NC15). I'm not a fan of Benefit's boxed packaging. Yes, it's cute, but I sill prefer a flat round or square package. Also, the brush isn't half bad. If I needed to, I could definitly apply this blush using the brush it comes with. My overall thought: if you're a fan of bright pink blushes I would definitly recommend going to Ulta or Sephora and swatching this color.
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superlemon on 4/13/2012 9:22:00 PM more reviews by superlemon
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
This is my first Benefit powder, and while I'd definitely like to try Coralista or Sugarbomb, Bella Bamba is not for me. I got it in a set with some other products - I probably wouldn't have picked it out myself. I prefer peachy/coral or nude blushes, because my cheeks are naturally pretty red - this sort of dark pink only makes me look ruddier. Not a good look. I will probably end up giving it away or returning it Sephora; either way, not a keeper for me.
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5 Hated Stocks Poised to Pop on Bullish Earnings
Tibco Software
One potential earnings short-squeeze play in the software and programming complex is Tibco Software (TIBX), which is set to release numbers on Thursday after the market close. This company is a provider of middleware and infrastructure software. Wall Street analysts, on average, expect Tibco Software to report revenue of $244.87 million on earnings of 23 cents per share.
This company has topped Wall Street estimates for the last four quarters, and it's coming off a quarter where it beat estimates by one cent, after reporting net income of 15 cents per share versus estimates of 14 cents per share. Tibco Software has averaged year-over-year revenue growth of 22.7% over the last four quarters. This company is looking to register its fourth quarter in a row of income increases. Net income jumped 35.6% in the third quarter of the last fiscal year and 38.4% in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year.>>5 Bargain Stocks With Tons of Cash The current short interest as a percentage of the float for Tibco Software is notable at 3.4%. That means that out of the 152.45 million shares in the tradable float, 5.28 million shares are sold short by the bears. The bears have also been increasing their bets from the last reporting period by 3.5%, or by about 179,000 shares. If the bears are caught pressing their bets too hard into this quarter, then we could easily see a tradable short-covering rally for shares of Tibco Software. From a technical perspective, TIBX is currently trading below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which is bearish. This stock has sold off hard from its May high of $34.15 to a recent low of $25.00 a share. After that steep drop, shares of TIBX have started to trend sideways between $25 on the downside and $28.24 on the upside. A move outside of that range post-earnings will likely setup the next major trend for TIBX. If you're in the bull camp on TIBX, I would look for long-biased trades if after earnings it triggers a breakout above some near-term overhead resistance at $28.24 to $29.98 a share with high volume. Look for volume on that move that registers near or above its three-month average action of 3,154,380 shares. If we get that action, then TIBX could easily hit $32 to $34 a share post-earnings if the bulls gain full control of this stock. I would simply avoid TIBX or look for short-biased trades after earnings the stock fails to trigger that breakout, and then moves below some near-term support at $25.64 to $25.00 a share with high volume. If we get that action, then TIBX could re-test and possibly take out its next significant support level at $22.90 a share.
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The Baymeadows eatery offers a legit Lebanese culinary experience
9862 Old Baymeadows Road, Baymeadows
Caron Streibich covers dining out throughout Northeast Florida. If you have information about new restaurant openings, menu changes or other food-related news, contact her here. Streibich is also the host of our regular Folio Weekly Bite Club gatherings. Follow the Bite Club on Facebook or Twitter to learn more about it.
Mandaloun offers an authentic Lebanese culinary experience in the Baymeadows neighborhood.
For the past five years, Mandaloun has opened seven days a week for lunch and dinner. Chef Pierre Barakat usually visits each table at lunch and dinner, flashing his warm smile and speaking with a thick accent that adds to the authenticity of the experience.
If you're new to Mediterranean food, check out the expansive lunch buffet ($12.99 weekdays, $19.99 on Sunday), which offers an impressive assortment of authentic hot and chilled Lebanese delicacies.
From the cold mezze (appetizers) selections, my go-to choices are baba ganoush ($5.95), a smoky tahini, garlic and eggplant dip, and the thick, creamy hummus ($5.95) topped with a swirl of olive oil and a scattering of chickpeas. Both are served with warm pita bread.
Another favorite is the vegetarian-friendly, lemony tabouli ($6.45), a mix of finely chopped parsley, diced tomatoes, bulgur wheat, onion, lemon juice and olive oil.
If you're craving a warm starter, share an order of falafel ($5.95) — four crisp balls of gently fried ground chickpeas, herbs and spices.
For a light lunch or side item at dinner, try the fatoush salad ($6.45) — a mix of lettuce, tomato, chopped cucumber, radish, onion, mint, sumac and crispy pieces of Lebanese flatbread tossed in a dressing of olive oil, pomegranate molasses and lemon.
Entrées include kebab skewers of shish taouk (cubed spiced chicken, $12.95), kafta meshwi (minced lamb with parsley and onion, $11.95) and kafta khosh-khash (charcoal-grilled minced beef, $11.95). Each is served with sautéed mixed vegetables and a side of warm rice or salad. Seafood and vegetarian items are also available.
With indoor and outdoor seating, the restaurant is spacious and comfortable with large windows lining the perimeter. A small bar area is good for a pre-meal beer, glass of wine or cocktail.
For dessert, indulge in a traditional favorite — baklava. These petite, layered squares are sweet and nutty. Wash one down with a cold bottle of Almaza, a pale lager from Lebanon.


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|07 May 2013
Trying to sort out C drive, I have a question about Restore points
I have a 500GB Weston Digital hard drive which I partitioned with C,D,E,F&G.
OS Windows 7 64bit Professional on C drive, then programmes which can be saved to selected drives are on D, pictures and vids on E and very little are on the other partitions.
I partitioned each drive evenly to approx 100GB which is reduced to about 97 odd GB's. My C drive is 83GB's after it has been formatted but filled up about 3 months ago. There was only about 50GB's of programmes so I Googled it and came up with System Restore so I cut the sizes back to a minimum. This gave me about 6 - 8GB's of free space again.
Now C drive is full again (200mb's left).
I don't want to run with no system protection so here is my question......
If I turn "Protection" off on my C,D,E & F partitions/drives can I then enable it on my G drive where there is nearly 93GB's of space and if required would it restore all drives ok? Or do I have to have the Protection "ON" in all the drives in order that it restores software on them?
I hope this makes sense?
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Hello PhenomIIx4,
You must have System Protection turned on for each partition that you want to be able to restore.
Having System Protection turned off for "C:" and on for "G:" will not allow you to recover "C:".
A better approach imho is to use System Backup Imaging.
Then you could create Backup Image(s) of "C:" on the "G:" drive and restore the C: drive if/when needed.
System Backup Images are a FULL "copy" of the partition, Restore Points are NOT a FULL copy.
There are several SF tutorials that can help with this if you are interested.
You have a "D:" partition for programs, and have 50GB's of programs, right?
What programs and how much space is used for your programs on the "C:" drive?
How much space is used in your C:\Users folder?
You can use WinDirStat to more easily see where your space is being used.
WinDirStat - Windows Directory Statistics
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|10 May 2013
Thank you for replying David,
Somehow my Hibernate got turned on recently, I think it may have been when I had a Trojan I couldn't get rid of and McAfee did an online search and destroy . They may have reset things to default. Consequently I have now turned Hibernate off and now have 6.5gb's of C drive left.
In my C drive Users folder there is 14.4gb's used.
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|10 May 2013
Some other things you can do to pick up some more free space on C:
Move your User data to a different partition
User Folders - Change Default Location
With 10GB RAM you may have a large system managed Pagefile that's really not needed.
You can manually set the Pagefile size to 1GB min and 4GB max.
Type pagefile in the Start Search field, click How to Change the size of virtual memory, follow the help instructions.
Run CCleaner File cleanup utility
CCleaner - PC Optimization and Cleaning - Free Download
Adjust the amount of space used for System Restore
System Protection - Change Disk Space Usage
If you create System Backup Images, Restore Points are not as important IMHO.
You didn't say how much space is used for programs on your C: drive.
If you are a Gamer you could install Games on a different partition.
As an fyi, my C: partition is < 40GB used for Win 7 x64.
User Data is stored on different partitions, and I'm not a Gamer.
The OS and all programs are installed on C: and the OS was installed over 3 years ago.
|My System Specs
|10 May 2013
Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
IT may be better to use only one partition since you have one physical drive. Chopping it up as you describe has no advantage. Then the whole drive is C:\ and all the free space available.
|My System Specs
|10 May 2013
I don't like storing User data on the same partition as my C: (OS + programs) partition.
I like having the ability to recover the OS OR Data independently of each other.
It also allows for smaller/faster System Backup Images...
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You wouldn't believe it, but Dunham wrote something about childhood, death, and soup.
The Girls cast have uncovered the secret to the "no makeup" makeup look.
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Young. Young. And maybe, cold.
Boys head coach Jim Lindsey said this year's team is among the youngest he's ever coached. And the weather, which has kept the team indoors for most practices, hasn't helped matters.
"We've got a lot of new and young kids on the team right now," said Lindsey. "Hopefully, the younger guys are going to be able to step up this year. That's what we'll need to succeed."
It's tough enough to turn around a program with a bunch of underclassmen. However, since last year's team failed to send a single athlete to regionals, there's no where to go but up. Especially when you have 32 boys to work with.
"There's going to be a lot of kids doing what they don't expect to do," said Lindsey. "They'll be doubling up on certain events. But, nobody's backed down so far."
The boys team's best chances to shake last year's disappointing finish lie in their long distance running. Stephen Rowe and Perry Studebaker, both fresh from a successful season in cross country, look to take that next step in track. They'll likely alternate the 1,600 and 3,200 runs.
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Devil Dancin'
Amanda - 11/06/2001
This was my favourite dance Robert taught us on May 19 - sure to be a hit so if you haven't danced it yet - what are you waiting for? It is brill.
Keep On Movin'
Amanda - 11/06/2001
This was my favourite dance Robert taught us on May 19 - sure to be a hit so if you haven't danced it yet - what are you waiting for? It is brill.
Funkin' Out
Kaz (Pete's No.1 Fan!!) - 11/06/2001
AT LAST PEOPLE ARE NOTICING IT!! Brilliant dance. Glad its getting done elsewhere. Did it last year and loved it. x x x
Deadwood Stomp
Kaz - 11/06/2001
Love this dance (especially the ooh! agh! bits)
Deadwood Stomp
Kaz - 11/06/2001
SORRY put that review in the wrong bit (should be for Hey Baby!)
Hey Baby
Kaz - 11/06/2001
Love this dance, especially the ooh! agh! bits.
Magic Moments
Kaz - 11/06/2001
Hate it. (although it does remind me of Quality Street!)
Country Comes To Town
Kaz (Pete's No.1 Fan) - 11/06/2001
Love it. Cool dance Pete. x x
Jean Barlow - 11/06/2001
Sue Johnstone's dance is a sure-fire hit. Music lovely, even if not country. Dance not too difficult even for good Beginners. Fits perfectly to the music and flows beautifully - my class adore it. A perfect little slow dance for in-between those fast ones!!
Michelle Williams - 11/06/2001
'Restless' is a fun, lively dance with plenty of scope for styling and attitude. Another winner from 'The Lady In Black'.
Fairy Tale
Michelle Williams - 11/06/2001
'Fairy Tale' is another gem from 'The Lady In Black'. It is a fabulous dance with interesting timing. Including that little something different is June's trademark. Once mastered, the dance flows beautifully and feels good to dance to either of the recommended tracks.
Raining Men
Michelle Williams - 11/06/2001
Wonderful choreography from 'The Lady In Black' which fits the music perfectly. If you are up for a challenge, try it, you won't be disappointed. No tricky steps, it's just brilliantly phrased to the Weather Girls' gutsy rendition of the song.
Tender Heart
Hank - 11/06/2001
Nice one thank you a well thought out dance to a lovely piece of music. It is being enjoyed by everyone. In our classes (nice to see lots of smiles cos no one has to concentrate to hard on this easy flowing dance Thank you for a good un !!
Barbara - 10/06/2001
Alan keep it going, told you this one would be a hit. Taught this about 1.1/2 months ago and classes love it.
Funkin' Out
Lisa Ferguson - 10/06/2001
Wicked dance!!!!! Learnt it months ago when it first came out, glad it's finally getting noticed.


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Once he started using store-bought industrial shelving to create highly ordered Neo-Minimalist sculptures, Zak Kitnick came into his own as an artist. In his latest show, he takes these materials and his compulsion to organize to ingenious new levels, by basing his works on the bagua color chart used in feng shui.
According to the bagua, deploying certain colors along various points of the compass ensures good fortune for a building's occupants. A group of reliefs here—units of stacked metal shelves, each painted a different hue—are hung accordingly, with a white piece installed on the east side of the gallery, a black one on the south, a green one on the west and a red one on the north. Several vertically oriented panels made of industrial shelves that have been laid flat on the wall are placed lower down. Each of these objects is powder-coated in gray, and printed with black lines representing the eight divisions of the bagua known as trigrams.
This is all revealed in a gallery handout, but the titles of the works explain everything—and judging from them, feng shui devotees are very career-oriented. One work is called Self, Career, Work, Change, Job, Switch Career Fields, Meet New Work Goals, Water, Blue, Black; another, Fame, Future, Reputation, Increase Recognition, Establish Reputation, Become Well Known, Fire, Red, Orange.
Kitnick's efforts are striking, both as individual pieces and as a coherent, resonating whole. And like sushi or a set of dishes, the wall sculptures are available à la carte in each bagua color.—Nana Asfour
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This week sees the release of EA, Epic and People Can Fly's Bulletstorm, a shooter that actually threatens to do something a little bit new in a tired but incredibly popular genre. So what other innovations have there been in the history of gaming's favourite violence simulators?
Charge Shield (Halo)
Single-handedly changed the concept of health in gaming, and completely altered the flow of the FPS. Skirmishes were now won through thought and tactics above attrition. The only downside? Not many games have giant floating rotisserie chickens any more. Oh well, you can't have it all.
Iron Sights (Operation Flashpoint, Medal Of Honor)
Question. Do kids playing 'army' in the playground now hold their twigs up to their eyes with the butt stump pressed into their shoulder? If they do, then their parents shouldn't be letting them play COD. Anyway, before Op Flashpoint, FPS games used to make you spray your load from the hip like some sort of hyper-accurate Fonz. Halo still does. Makes you wonder who really is in that suit.
Snap To Enemy (Call Of Duty 2)
To compensate for the lack of accuracy that comes from wielding two thumbsticks instead of a mouse, console FPS developers have sneakily made your gun 'snap' to an enemy when they're in your sights. It means pop-and-shoot brain-funk like COD's single player is that much easier, and that much more satisfying. Less good when your sights start following an enemy around a corner without you pressing anything. It makes you feel possessed. By a demon who is crap at shooters.
Free Look (Duke Nukem 3D, Dark Forces, Quake)
Before this holy triumverate, shooters pretty much aimed for you. Remember that Imp on the ledge on Doom's first level? Yeah. He should have known better than standing on that ledge. Higher ground was about as worthy as an Amiga platform game. Suddenly, when Quake allowed you to look anywhere, the concept of real FPS aiming was born, and the multiplayer scene exploded. Not literally. This also led to a second analogue becoming standard on console controllers, and an entire generation of non-gamers who will now never be able to circumnavigate a 3D world. Sorry guys.
Skill Shots (Bulletstorm)
Time will tell what sort of influence this one will have, but Bulletstorm's 'kill with skill' is a fantastic twist on an increasingly dull genre. The fact that it actively forces you to be creative in order to unlock the best gear is a masterstroke too. Helps if your sense of humour finds relentlessly creative dick jokes funny. You dick-fisher.
Levelling Up (Counter Strike, Call Of Duty 4)
Also known as 'what you did with your life'. It shouldn't be as compelling as it is, but getting those little numbers is like fast food for the brain; constant and never-ending rewards for basically doing very little. If real life was so thankful for us existing within it, we'd never stay inside. As it is, we never go outside. And when we do, we see numbers everywhere. Like Hurley from Lost, but thinner and poorer.
Gravity Gun (Half Life 2)
Or Portal Gun. Or at a stretch, Plasmids. Anything really innovative in an FPS that's used for something other than murderisation. At the time, the Gravity Gun was the greatest thing ever because it allowed us to play with these new 'physics' things that were all the rage. And it let us play a game of catch with a giant robot-dog-bear-robot.
Weapon Limiting (Halo)
Back in the day, FPS characters could carry all the weapons on earth on their backs, or in their pockets. Halo's 2 weapon system forced you to be selective with your death-dealing, and also limited certain sections to specific loadouts. Almost every game does it now, and it feels fresh to play something that gives you back the power of infini-pockets.
Destruction (Battlefield Bad Company, Red Faction)
This one is still in its infancy. Red Faction's blastiness was good to look at but didn't really change the battlefield (pun, unfortunately, intended). Bad Company's, though, really did. There's no use taking cover in a house if that house is about to fall down. Makes you think on your feet in a way no other FPS has managed.
Running (Counterstrike)
Running in FPS games is good, apart from the fact that most soldiers in these games can only run for about 4 seconds without coughing up a pancreas. The aforementioned tubbington Hurley-From-Lost can run for longer than that. And he doesn't even need a special perk. Just fries.
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Thank you for inquiring about Capitol Hill Baptist Church's internship program. As a church, we are committed to spending our lives responding to God's Word. Therefore we seek lives characterized by public and private obedience, committed to sound teaching and living, devoted to seeing Christ formed in each other and dedicated to the task of sharing Christ with a lost world, We seek—by His grace—to be faithful to this task and to glorify Him each step along the way.
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Azhar Mohammad, Executive Chef
Azhar Mohammad, Executive Chef at The Omni Grove Park Inn, was raised in Northern India, where he was exposed to wide array of cooking that fused unique Indian cuisine with modern influences to create the flavorful repertoire that is now the calling card of Azhar. From early on, Azhar knew he enjoyed creating food to please his friends and family. His love for cooking came from his mother who spent countless hours in kitchen passing on typical dishes and sharing a few secret ingredients with him as well.
Educated at the Institute of Hotel Management, Bangalore in India from reputed Institute of Hotel Management, Bangalore, Azhar joined the opening team of the famed Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman in 2005, a sprawling property which boasts 365 guest rooms and seven restaurants. As Sous Chef, it was his team that worked to get Seven Prime Restaurant the coveted 4 diamond award. From there he went to JW Marriott Dubai as Banquet Chef overlooking an expansive operation consisting of Garde Manger, Hot kitchen, Butchery and Commissary and offsite caterings. It was there that he achieved finesse in both Indian and Lebanese cuisine. Azhar joined The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans in April 2008 as Chef Garde manger where he developed a passion for blending his culture and native Creole dishes to create a style unlike any other. Soon he was promoted to Executive Sous Chef. He was in that role for a year and then moved to Ritz Carlton St. Louis, Missouri as an Executive Chef. He spent 2 years in Midwest and made considerable changes in the restaurant concept, menu design for all the outlets at Ritz Carlton St Louis. His food style was blending cuisines that he learned over last 15 years as a culinarian. After St. Louis, Chef Azhar decided to move to the Caribbean as the Executive Chef of the Ritz Carlton San Juan.
Chef Azhar has over 16 years of culinary experience and has worked in the Caribbean, Middle East, New Orleans, St. Louis, and now Asheville, NC. He has learned the food ethics and cuisines of the regions he has worked and pays homage to them in every menu that he creates. Chef Azhar is excited to take the reigns as Executive Chef at the historic Omni Grove Park Inn with its 5 locally sourced full-service restaurants, 24 hour In Room Dining, and Marketplace.
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With more than two decades of culinary experience, William Bierlein now serves as the Executive Sous Chef at The Omni Grove Park Inn. One of five siblings born in Pontiac, Michigan, Bierlein was 12 when his family relocated to Las Vegas and opened the Sunrise Café to showcase his father's culinary talents. Six years later, Bierlein joined the opening team at Mirage Resort and Hotel Casino, a 5-star destination owned by Steve Wynn. Bierlein made the most of that opportunity and others that followed, rising from cook's helper to work alongside many chefs, among them David Kellaway, a Certified Master Chef who handpicked Bierlein to be part of his team at Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Passionate about his art, Bierlein takes inspiration from a French mentor who told him: "You will only be as good as your taste buds will take you. Try everything."
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Chef Jake Schmidt attended the Culinary School at Kendall College in Evanston, Illinois where he graduated in 1998 with an Associates Degree in Culinary Arts. Upon graduation, Chef Jake excelled in the private club sector of the industry. He worked at many exclusive country clubs in the Chicago suburbs including the Sous, Banquet and Executive Sous Chef positions at both Exmoor Country Club and Onwentsia Club. In 2007 Jake became the Executive Sous Chef at The Signature Room at the 95th located atop the John Hancock Center in downtown Chicago. The Signature Room is world renowned for its incredible views, food and service. In late September of 2011, Jake happily accepted the position of Chef de Cuisine of the Blue Ridge Artisanal Buffet. Two years later, Jake was promoted to Chef de Cuisine of EDISON, Craft Ales + Kitchen and in 2014 was appointed Executive Sous Chef-Outlets at The Omni Grove Park Inn.
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Nothing seems to happen if I choose a stylesheet/css file from the Site Admin -> Site Settings page and click upload: the page refreshes, but I don't see any css file listed, and there is no file in my files_dir/site directory. Checked on two different servers now, so I don't think it's a permissions issue. Haven't tested with 2.3.x or 3.x, but am happy to.
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Mekor Habracha began in 1999 as a community-led congregation in the Rittenhouse Square area of Philadelphia. Since its inception, it has attracted a diverse group of people ranging from students, young professionals, families, and empty nesters. For eight years the group met under the auspices of the Etz Chaim organization. In 2006, Rabbi Eliezer Hirsch was recruited from New York to lead the congregation, and since his arrival the congregation has grown and flourished. In 2008, the synagogue became an independent organization serving the Center City Philadelphia community. Please join us soon for a unique Shabbat experience!
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The mission of Mekor Habracha is to serve the spiritual, social, and educational needs of Center City's diverse Jewish community. We aspire to provide an environment where people of all ages and religious backgrounds are welcome to participate in the synagogue's activities and Orthodox services.
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Yoella Epstein, Esq.
A litigation associate at Blank Rome LLP, she was born and raised in the Philadelphia area. After graduating from University of Southern California, Gould School of Law, she moved to Center City in 2008 with her husband, Jeremy Kriger. Yoella and Jeremy are the proud parents of three girls: Neli, Neima and Adel.
Director, Executive Office, The college on Problems of Drug Dependence, and Scientific Coordinator for the Center on Substance Abuse Research at Temple Medical School. Ellen has lived in Center City since 1972 and is the synagogue's treasurer.
Dr. David Morley
An emergency Physician, trained at Philadelphia's prestigious Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. He is originally from Michigan, and moved to Center City in 2010.
Bethany Nikitenko, Esq., Ex Officio
A lawyer with the firm McLaughlin & Lauricella. Bethany grew up in Philadelphia, is a Temple University Law School graduate and has lived in Center City since beginning law school in 2003.
Dr. Bruce Taubman
A pediatrician with a practice in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. He has lived in Center City since 1972 and is the synagogue's president.
Our Rabbi
Rabbi Eliezer Hirsch received rabbinical ordination and a Masters Degree in Talmudic Law from Ner Israel Rabbinical College in Baltimore, Maryland, rabbinical ordination from Yeshiva Ohr Reuven in Monsey, New York, and completed post graduate studies in Advanced Rabbinics and Synagogue Management at Touro College. He also serves as dean of Jewish philosophy for the Association for Hebraic Studies Institute. He has worked for leading Jewish organizations in both the United States and Israel, including Aish HaTorah Jerusalem, Yeshivat HaKotel, The Etz Chaim Center, The Chevra, Great Neck Synagogue, Bruria High School and Project SEED. Once an aspiring rock star, Rabbi Hirsch still enjoys playing and writing music when he can find the time.
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Philadelphia, PA 19103
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