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Justin Bieber has come a long way from being your average schoolkid, busking on the streets of the small town of Stratford, Ontario, Canada. And he wouldnt be where he is today without his legion of loyal Beliebers who have been with him every step of the way on this incredible journey. Now Justin wants to give something back to you, his very special fan: a VIP backstage peek at life behind the scenes, in his incredible new book. Starting from the first night of his debut world tour, Justin invites you to follow him on his roller-coaster ride to superstardomas he visits the far corners of the globe, makes his very own movie, records his new album, wins numerous awards, and pens a bestselling book, to name just some of his amazing accomplishments over the past few years.
Justin Bieber: Just Getting Started is an exclusive look inside Justins phenomenal world. Youll share in the highs and lows of life on the road, reading Justins innermost thoughts and feelings as he navigates life in the limelight. And youll hang out with him on the tour bus and share in the laughter as he pulls pranks on his roadies!
Jam-packed full of unseen and exclusive photos taken especially for the book, plus behind-the-scenes gossip, this is the only official book for Justins true fans.About the author
Born in Stratford, Ontario, Justin Bieber is a multitalented singer and musician. Spotted at just twelve years old, Justin went on to create his first album, My World, which was certified platinum within three months of its release and became the first debut album ever to have seven songs on the Billboard Top 100. His follow-up album, My World 2.0, debuted at #1 on the charts, and to date Justin has sold more than 14 million total albums worldwide. His first book, Justin Bieber: First Step 2 Forever, was a huge international bestseller.
- Publisher: Harper Collins
- Publish Date: August 2012
- Page Count: 234
- Reading Level: Ages 8-12
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Closing Asylums for the Mentally Ill: Social Consequences
Dianne Wynaden
Professor of Mental Health, School of Nursing and Midwifery/Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, Curtin University, Perth, WA
Globally, deinstitutionalisation or the movement of psychiatric patients from mental institutions to the community was justified on the basis of the treatment, confinement, living conditions and human rights violations that occurred within these institutions. In Australia, decades after the deinstitutionalisation process commenced the integration of mental health services into the general health care system along with the ability of community mental health care to empower consumers and provide them with social engagement, access to resources and effective care is under increasing scrutiny.
Closing Asylums for the Mentally Ill: Social Consequences is a welcome addition to the mental health literature. It will prove to be a useful text and tutorial reader for students, graduates and clinicians as it provides an up to date detailed knowledge and understanding of the numerous and complex issues surrounding the delivery of mental health care in Australia. The articles in this special issue of Health Sociology Review pose challenges and will clearly facilitate reflection and critical analysis. Each article includes an abstract, a list of key words and references that add further value for the reader.
This book is important for several reasons. It provides valuable historical data about the deinstitutionalisation movement in Australia. The work also evaluates the outcomes of the movement of mental health care into the community examining the social consequences for the consumer, their family and the community. Dr Sev Ozdowski OAM, the Australian Human Rights Commissioner and Acting Disability Discrimination Commissioner Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission has written the Foreword for this edition, presenting a valuable insight into the 'Not for Service: Experiences of injustice and despair in mental health care in Australia' report released in 2005. The major theme of this report is that little has changed since the National Inquiry into the Human Rights of People with a mental illness by Commissioner Burdekin in 1993. Commissioner Ozdowski reiterates the concerns of many, that the Australian Governments need to place mental health issues on the political agenda and action significant changes in service delivery.
Other papers in this book discuss the silence of professionals in relation to the social implications of asylum closure in Australia and the major implications of this social change on consumers, their families and the community. An evaluation of the impact of mental health policy during the era of deinstitutionalisation is also included. A review of global issues on mental health reform, citizenship and human rights highlights common issues in mental health care. An evaluation of Australian mental health policy and the impact of deinstitutionalisation on the Victorian health system from 1993-1998 are included. The reader is able to develop an understanding of the changes in care between the asylum and the community and develop an insight into everyday life following hospitalisation for the consumer.
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When she's not serving as the Head of the Department of Music or teaching theory courses at Nicholls, Dr. Carol Britt is putting her musical talents to use in the community. She is organist and choir director at St. Augustine's Episcopal Church in Metairie and maintains a private organ studio.
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Our latest mix tape (we did this one for Junior!) is live. In the spirit of all Comeback Kid mix tapes it features a lovely dollop of new and a healthy sprinkle of old tunes. This particular one is laced with the calming voice of Mr Ziggy Stardust (pictured above) as he talks us through the children's classic, Peter and the Wolf. At just over 40 minutes long you'll go on a journey with Bowie as you hear the sounds of Azealia Banks, Passion Pit, Joy Division, Ghost Beach and then some! This mix tape was made to help make you feel a little warmer as the temperature starts to drop. Enjoy.
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After nine months of medical leave and the subject of a recent recall petition, Judge Julie McManus has filed for disability retirement with the Commission on Judicial Performance. Sean Matroka Superior Court Administrator says her retirement request was submitted December 125th prior to the recall filing.
"Judge McManus filed for disability retirement with the commission on judicial performance on December 15th."
McManus was appointed to the Nevada County Superior Court in December 2005. She ran unopposed in June, 2008. Her term expires in 2014. Judge McManus has been on medical leave since March, 2011, and was subsequently found to have sustained a traumatic brain injury in a fall. McManus will require further treatment, the duration of which is unknown at this time. Although McManus hoped she would be able to return to work, she acknowledged her medical leave of absence has created difficulty for the Court. McManus felt it was in the best interest of the citizens and taxpayers of Nevada County to retire so the Court may proceed with the steps necessary to fill her position. The Court acknowledges Judge McManus' commitment to the children and families of Nevada County. An assigned judge will continue to cover McManus's absence until the Commission on Judicial Performance grants the retirement and the governor assigns a replacement or the state's Judicial needs evaluation commission assigns a replacement.


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The lineup of stakes at Saratoga and Del Mar for the Labor Day Weekend is so deep that it seems unfair to focus on one $750,000 race for older horses—the Woodward at Saratoga on Saturday. (AP Images)"]
For sure, Saratoga will run four Grade-1 races through the weekend---the Forego at 7 furlongs for older sprinters, a race that will include the versatile SIDNEY'S CANDY; the Personal Ensign for fillies and mares at nine furlongs, a race postponed to Saturday when Hurricane Irene forced Saratoga to close on Sunday.
The two other Grade-1's at "˜The Spa' are both at 7 furlongs for top 2 year olds, the traditional Spinaway for juvenile fillies on Sunday and the Hopeful for the best 2 year olds in the east on Labor Day, Monday, the last day of racing at Saratoga this year.
Not to be outdone, Del Mar by the Pacific Ocean, will offer more than a half dozen Graded Stakes through its final four racing cards, including the popular Del Mar Derby at 9 furlongs on the turf, Sunday, plus a pair of 7 furlong Grade-1 stakes for the best 2 year olds out west—the Del Mar Debutante on Saturday and the Del Mar Futurity on its closing Day, Wednesday.
But aside from all of that—the focus this weekend has to go to the Woodward at5 Saratoga on Saturday for one specific reason: HAVRE DE GRACE.
Yes, that 4 year old daughter of 2005 Horse of the Year Saint Liam is going to try and pull off a "˜Rachel Alexandra' in this Woodward.
Remember, Rachel Alexandra won this race over male rivals in 2009, a feat that probably scored enough points to eclipse undefeated ZENYATTA for that season's Horse of the Year Award. No doubt now, the people behind Havre de Grace believe they need a win in the Woodward to put their filly into the Horse of the Year discussion.
One of those people who are aggressively managing this filly is the exceptional trainer Larry Jones who took over from Anthony Dutrow after Dutrow brought Havre de Grace to prominence in 2010.
Can Havre de Grace do it? Can she handle seven male rivals that have won a combined 35 races and earnings in excess of $5.5 million? Can she handle a field that is significantly stronger than the field Rachel beat two years ago? Can Havre de Grace, the morning line 8-5 betting favorite, accomplish all this on a racing surface that has long had the reputation as the "Graveyard for Favorites"
Or, maybe Havre de Grace will look around at her competition during this nine furlong contest and feel she is getting some class relief by not having to face her female nemesis---the outstanding stretch runner BLIND LUCK. You remember her, the filly who sometimes acts like Zenyatta and explodes late to pass all her rivals and take down the money right at the finish line?
Well, Blind Luck is resting after having done her magic act by catching Havre de Grace by the slimmest of margins in the 10 furlong Delaware Handicap, seven weeks ago. That was the third time Blind Luck has beaten Havre de Grace at the wire in their rivalry that has escalated to historic proportions.
In Saturday's Woodward, Havre de Grace will have to beat the 2010 Florida Derby winner, ICE BOX; the 2010 Louisiana Derby and 2011 New Orleans Handicap winner, MISSION IMPAZIBLE; 2011 Donn Handicap winner GIANT OAK; the Todd Pletcher trained RULE, a winner of $942,000 who has been in the money 11 of his 13 races; CONVOCATION, the James Jerkens trained winner of a good prep race at this distance over the track five weeks ago; FLAT OUT, winner of the Suburban Handicap at Belmont and second to Tizway in the Whitney on this track Aug. 6, and MAMBO MEISTER, winner of his last two at Calder including a minor stakes that earned him a sky high 110 Beyer Speed Figure.
Good luck to Havre de Grace. She certainly will need it. Good luck also to all Bodog horseplayers who have a veritable smorgasbord of great races to play this weekend. . .By the way, after a week at Saratoga, I'll be looking for good plays through Del Mar's closing day, Wed. Sept. 7 and will be hosting my annual Handicapping Seminar on Sunday—Del Mar Derby Day--at 12:45 PM, at the 1/8 pole in front of the Del Mar grandstand. Enjoy the holiday weekend. Oh, and don't forget to get all your horse racing odds in the Bodog Racebook now.


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I've always wanted to write a fiction novel. For no specific reason, I just felt like it.
I just think that my writing skills aren't good enough; I don't really grasp the concept of how to hook in readers, and I personally don't think my vocabulary is quite large enough.
I'd love to write a young adult fiction novel. I just have no idea what I would write about; I'm not the most creative person. I tend to say like "OH! I'll write about a young boy who is always causing problems with his old man neighbor!" and then I realize "Oh wait, that's Dennis the Menace.." Things like that.
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The TDP supremo Chandrababu Naidu has alleged that the prime accused in the suitcase bomb case-that was aimed at elimination TDP MLA later Paritala Ravi-was Kadapa MP Jaganmohan Reddy. Babu said Jagan would have been behind the bars now had his name was not removed from the case. He has reminded that then chief minister Y S Rajashekara Reddy created ruckus in the assembly when Jaganmohan Reddy's name was included in the accused list in the suitcase bomb case. He has said Krishna-the close aide of Jagan-is now behind the bars as the court ordered him five years of imprisonment after he was found guilty in the case.
Krishna along with the accused in Suri's murder case, Bhanu Kiran produced some movies and even spoiled the chastity of actresses, he added.
Further, he said Congress leaders, instead of taking up welfare activities, had been misusing the power. The leaders increased the prices of liquor in the state and indulged in 15 crore rupees scam, he said.
Chandrababu Naidu has opined that YSR Congress party was corrupt to the core from the time of its birth. He said although Sonia Gandhi visited Tirumala and sought blessings of Lord Venkateshwara, Jagan didn't even throng the temple once and how could he do justice to the people in Tirupati, he questioned.
The YSR Congress party is presumably maintaining strategic silence over the same. (Phani)
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Fans of Adam Lambert and gay advocates applauded the CBS Early Show when they booked the American Idol runner-up after Good Morning America nixed him from their concert schedule. But their warm-and-fuzzy feelings quickly faded after he was introduced on Wednesday's show.
Many were not pleased by CBS' decision to blur out Adam's controversial gay kiss from his American Music Awards performance because in the same introduction segment they showed the infamous same-sex kiss between Madonna and Britney Spears from the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards.
The New York Times blog, ArtsBeat, reports that the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation and an editor from gay magazine The Advocate, called CBS onto the carpet for what they said was a "double-standard." GLAAD president, Jarrett Barrios, pointed out that "CBS regularly shows kisses throughout" its daytime programming and that "the kiss was not blurred on ABC nor in news coverage on other networks."
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Shaker al-Abssi and two other members of the group were ambushed in Syria on their way to a meeting to make contact with fighters in Iraq, Site, the US-based intelligence monitoring group, reported the website as saying on Wednesday.
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Commissioner Gerry Scheub wore a red cape to last week's commission meeting to promote the "Kids in Capes" fundraiser this weekend. | Kitty Conley~For Sun-Times Media
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CROWN POINT — Was it a bird or a plane? While he was not jumping over tall buildings in a single bound, or flying through the air, the Caped Crusader, Commissioner Gerry Scheub, came into the room in his bright red cape on Sept. 4 to the astonishment of all at the meeting.
The commissioners usually have a good sized gathering at their meetings. This was one of the smaller agendas so not as many people were there witness to the event.
Scheub walked around handing out flyers for the "Kids in Capes" walk or run this Saturday, Sept. 14 at Lake County Fairgrounds. This event will benefit Northwest Indiana Cancer Kids, or NICK, Foundation.
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Round Table: "Blues For Sister Someone"by Steve Marsi at . Comments
This week on the Round Table, a mommy-tracked Bailey is back on the warpath, Meredith is back on the dating scene, and Alex is more obnoxious than ever...
Does Dr. Bailey deserve to be monitored?
McCritic: Bailey is a success due to her intense focus -- but a baby can even placate a nazi. Isn't that the tagline all storks wear around their necks before dropping newborns into the world? Until Dr. Bailey can prove she has the physician fire back at full flame, it makes sense that the good chief won't let her carry on by herself.
Married-to-McDreamy: No. There is no reason for the Chief to be mommy-tracking this self-sufficient, sassy attending surgeon. She can clearly hold her own in the operating room, despite the new (little) man in her life.
iheartizzie: I love the Chief. I think he's a cool guy and does a great job running the show at Seattle Grace. He's got to lay off Miranda here, however. If memory serves, she was performing surgery while very pregnant, her unborn son kicking up a storm in the womb. That was okay, but she gets mommy-tracked now? Come on, Chief. How about cutting one of your top surgeons a little slack? On a side note, I can't believe I just said "womb." Gross.
What's the proper punishment for Alex?
iheartizzie: Izzie's Scrabble showdowns with Denny can get pretty heated. I think they need a full-time referee to sit there and monitor their witty wordplay / sexual innuendo. One whose mouth must be duct-taped shut.
McCritic: Being locked in a basement and forced to listen to Ashlee Simpson songs on repeat all night.
Married-to-McDreamy: I think the punishment dished out by Addison -- forcing him to continue assisting her in her surgeries -- is sufficient enough. The look on his pompous face when she told him that was pretty priceless. He needs to be faced with some gory gynecological procedures and perhaps then he'll realize that he should shut his mouth and start treating the ladies around there with a little more respect.
Birthing a horse: total turn-on or dating disaster?
McCritic: If there's no mounting or riding involved, as well as a severe lack of riding crops, I don't see why this would be a turn-on.
iheartizzie: While it was a bit unconventional, Meredith's first date with Finn could have been a lot worse than the emotional force of birthing a horse, of course.
Who has better odds of lasting until Season Three: Denny or Alex?
iheartizzie: i Scribed back in March that Alex was a strong candidate for departure from SGH. Now it's looking even more likely. Being a pompous jerk is one thing. Going out of your way to get Addison and the hospital sued is quite another.
Married-to-McDreamy: Denny, for sure. This guy is not going anywhere. Alex, on the other hand, may be pushed over that nice glass balcony outside of the Chief's office any day now.
McCritic: Denny stands at 4:1. The savvy Scrabbler may not even need a new heart soon -- his current one beats anew to the beauty, love and affection of Izzie. It's been restored, sans modern medicine, with contemporary cuteness. Alex, however, may go off at 7:5. He's blown his chance with the lovely doctor, blown his lid at every superior and seemingly blown his load... of possible story lines in which he can be used.
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I think the piece playing during the surgery scene is Partita No. 2 in D Minor for solo violin, part I Allemande, bwv 1004 by J.S. Bach
Guys, the piece is rondeau by Henry Purcell.
Hi there! I think the same Violin song can be heard in the movie "Pride and Prejudice (new version)" (when Lizzy and Darcy are dancing). I watched the GA episode yesterday and I think I have recognised the melody. Check the Tracklist in the end credits! Best Wishes from Germany! S.
OK, I'm really desperate to find more info about the violin recording. I just bought the episode from iTunes thinking I could rip just the violin solo, but there's too much dialog. Someone out there knows who the violinist is, and might even know where I can get the recording...please post! Thanks.
Who was the composer of the violin solo on the episode "Blues for Sister Someone"?
Unfortunately I don't think it is the Telemann Viola Concerto...you can try listening to it on something like classical.com. Same with the suggestion above regarding the 1st movement of JS Bach's Concerto in D Minor. I might be mistake about this second one though, since Bach had more than one Concerto in D Minor. Still, from what I remember of it, it doesn't sound like Bach. Meanwhile I'm appealing to people to put up a clip that contains the music so it might be easier to identify which key, what period music, etc. Maybe all those ear training tests for piano and violin will finally pay off :]
I found this link, in which someone thinks the "violin" is really a viola, specifically Telemann Viola Concerto. http://www.greyswriters.com/20... At least we have a clue now.
I, too, have been looking for 45min for info on the violin solo. It's incredible! If anyone has any ideas, please share! Thanks a lot.
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An agreement by Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX, NYSE: CVE) to purchase the remaining assets of Oilsands Quest for $10 million received approval from the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench today. The majority of the assets are located adjacent to Cenovus's proposed Telephone Lake oil sands project in northern Alberta.
"We are pleased to acquire these assets at such a reasonable price," said John Brannan, Cenovus Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer. "This is a good bolt-on acquisition that has the potential to add value to one of Cenovus's next big emerging oil sands projects."
The acquisition includes three oil sands leases, covering approximately 59,000 hectares in Alberta and Saskatchewan, that adjoin Cenovus's Telephone Lake property. Late last year, Cenovus submitted a joint regulatory application and environmental impact assessment for an initial 90,000 barrel per day project at Telephone Lake. Ultimately, the company expects Telephone Lake will become another cornerstone project like Foster Creek or Christina Lake, Cenovus's two producing oil sands assets.
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Quarterback Jeff Tuel's road to WSU owes a bit to a Cal player
When Jeff Tuel, Washington State's starting quarterback, and Beau Sweeney, a backup in the same position for California, renew acquaintances Saturday afternoon on the Martin Stadium turf, they can trade memories of the two years they played together.
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PULLMAN — Football players have a way of banging into each other over the years. A teammate in one career becomes a rival in another.
Such is the case with Jeff Tuel and Beau Sweeney.
When Tuel, Washington State's starting quarterback and Sweeney, a backup in the same position for California, renew acquaintances Saturday afternoon on the Martin Stadium turf, they can trade memories of the two years they played together — and competed against each other — at Clovis West High in the Fresno area.
What they won't be able to share is a collegiate experience.
When Tuel's family moved from Tucson to the Fresno vicinity after his freshman year of high school, they had a choice of all the schools in the area. The aspiring quarterback wanted to attend Clovis West.
"I thought of it as the best school in town and I wanted to be a part of it," Tuel says now.
But the Golden Eagles already had a quarterback.
And his last name is admired in football circles from Bozeman to Pullman to Fresno. Beau Sweeney's grandfather Jim had made his coaching bones at Montana State and Washington State before putting Fresno State on the national map. Beau's dad, Kevin, had a large hand, and arm, in the latter as the Bulldogs' record-setting quarterback in the 1980s.
And Beau, a year ahead of Tuel, was already ensconced as West's quarterback.
"An assistant told me Jeff transferred into that high school — he could have gone to any high school he wanted — and he chose to go there to compete for the job," WSU offensive coordinator Todd Sturdy says.
"I'll never shy away from competition," Tuel says.
It was something Sweeney could sense. From the first time he saw Tuel on the West campus he knew the newcomer would be just that, competition.
"I can vividly remember the first day he came out," Sweeney says. "He had just had knee surgery and had just moved out from Arizona. I could tell he was a very good football player, just from how he threw the ball, even when he was hurt.
"He was definitely a competitor. He pushed me in a lot of areas."
But the thin, gangly Tuel wasn't ready to be a star. As a sophomore he quarterbacked the JV team as Sweeney led the varsity deep into the state playoffs.
As a junior, Tuel earned his varsity letter. As a receiver. He was on the end of a few Sweeney passes and blocked on the quarterback's many running plays as West again went deep in the playoffs.
But that wasn't all Tuel did.
"At practice, he would go and play quarterback," Sweeney says, "then he would come in and run routes. He was an extremely good athlete."
It was during those two years the 6-foot-2 Sweeney decided to make a college choice. He picked California early, telling other schools not to bother. He was going to Berkeley, where he headed in 2008.
That left the quarterback spot for Tuel. West would be his team. In the summer of '08, the Golden Eagles played at Fresno State's team camp.
"That was the first time I got to see him really play," says Sturdy, who had already dissected whatever camp and practice tape he could get his hands on.
The new WSU coordinator was sold and he sold head coach Paul Wulff. The next month Tuel made a visit to WSU and committed. He had yet to start a high school varsity game at quarterback.
"It's scary because it's a huge decision," says Tuel, adding that through camps that spring and summer other schools had started recruiting him. "At the same time, it's just so exciting because you know that it's the place for you."
While Tuel was passing for 1,714 yards at West, Sweeney was redshirting at Cal, learning the ins-and-outs of Jeff Tedford's system.
But he had served his purpose, as far as the Cougars were concerned. If he hadn't forced Tuel to play wideout as a junior, WSU may not have had a recruiting shot. Heck, there was a different staff in Pullman that season.
Fast forward two years. Tuel is a star, having thrown for more than 200 yards in all nine of the Cougars' games this year. He's established himself as one of the Pac-10 conference's best young quarterbacks, earning praise from the coach of every team WSU has on its schedule, including Sweeney's.
"He's an exceptional player," Tedford says. "(He's) extremely competitive."
Sweeney's career hasn't been as fruitful. As Kevin Riley's backup last year, he completed five passes, the same number as Tuel's starts. This year he started the season as No. 2, but was passed by Brock Mansion a few weeks ago. With Riley's knee injury, Mansion will start in Pullman.
But Sweeney doesn't begrudge any of the success his former backup is enjoying in Pullman.
"I am completely and genuinely happy with my decision to come to Cal," he says. "The biggest aspect of where I was going to go to school was not only the football program, but the school. So I am very happy with where I am."
And Sweeney isn't surprised by Tuel's success, either.
"I knew once he was the man and could go do it, I knew he would be a dang good quarterback," Sweeney says. "I expected wherever he went to play college football, he would just continue to get better."
Saturday, after the two talk before the game, Sweeney will be able to see Tuel's improvement for himself. The understudy in the starring role.
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SOOO it's my 22nd birthday!! Anddddd Miami WON! WOO HOO!!
Having a great day to say the least!!!
Any chance you can start having a B-day every Sunday for the rest of the season?
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Happy birthday. Go Dolphins.
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Happy B -day to a fellow Scorpio (mine was the 2nd)
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My mother in law has a toshiba satellite p775-s7100 and this morning she told me there was a toshiba update, I was on her laptop yesterday and saw there was an update for her bios, so I'm assuming she clicked the update button and messed the update up somehow. Now when we try to boot the laptop, it'll go straight to the windows error recovery screen with the options to start normally or start the start up repair. Choosing start up repair loads the files and the bar fills up at the bottom of the screen, then the screen goes black with no mouse and it doesn't do anything else from there. Choosing to start windows normally starts the normal boot with the windows logo but as soon as it starts, it freezes there. It shows "Starting windows" And two of the dots that spin around to form the logo appear, but as soon as the two dots appear, that's when it freezes. She didn't completely break her laptop did she?
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In some cases windows Recovery disks may help.
Here is the link for Windows 7 x86 edition :
Click the download button on the page and then burn the iso file to a Cd-r medium.
But if Win7 recovery cd is not of help ,in that case Live CD 's come to aid.
Here is the list of linux livecd's :
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Booting via a livecd (free Linux distributions) needed files can be recovered and copied
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Run Startup Repair up to 3 times, that should fix the problem.
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Boot into System Recovery Options on the Win7 DVD or System Repair Disk to run Startup Repair repeatedly as suggested.
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Growing up, I always heard about Fife Lake. My dad talked about the summers they spent there fishing and my grandpa would talk about it and how he grew up going there. I, however, have never seen the lake. I knew next to nothing about it besides that my dad's family seemed to go there often in their youth. Through research, I found out it's where my great-grandma spent a lot of her time because her dad lived there. Hence why my grandpa and dad grew up going there quite often. I found some pictures of the place in my chest as well.
This man was the main reason why everyone went to Fife Lake! He moved up there in the early 1940's where he stayed until he died in 1959. It was always a place talked to me with great enthusiasm so I can imagine it was a wonderful place to be.
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Oddly, we didn't do a lot of camping in my immediate family (only once). Both my dad and mom grew up with having a place to go "up north" but we never did that as a family. Growing up, it didn't seem such a big deal but now that I can see how much they did when they were younger, I often wonder why we didn't.


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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I've been with a wonderful man for six years who is 21 years older than I am, never had kids. I insisted he would not be depriving me of children because frankly, I don't want the little brats. Now I am completely shocked because he says HIS biological clock has started ticking and he's "just discovered" he wants a baby more than anything else. I said, "I don't want to be the provider. I never wanted to get pregnant and I don't want a baby with you or anyone else. I can't stand kids!" He looked aghast and said, "I thought that was just immaturity talking when I first met you and when you got near your 30s you would naturally want a baby, and I would love that. Now we are in awful trouble because I love him more than life itself, but I really don't want children -- not even his and mine. What can I do? I actually think this may be a deal-breaker for him as he had tears in his eyes when I said, "No, never!" -- Hard-Hearted Non-Mother, Fort Richmond
Dear Hard-Hearted: A relationship should never cost a life or a dream. If this man really wants a a baby, what will happen if you deny him that? That becomes the price of keeping your love -- a price that he has to pay to stay with you -- the loss of that child. If this life dream is deep-rooted and he really wants his own baby, then volunteering for something like Big Brothers isn't going to be the answer. However, you might suggest it as an alternative. Whatever you do, you need to get into relationship counselling right away, as this deal-breaker discussion needs a third party.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I am in love with a person who gossips about our sexual relationship to all her girlfriends. I overheard her when I was supposed to be working on the computer in her den, and she was on the phone in the kitchen. I heard the blow-by-blow of our liaison the night before and I barely recognized it. I felt my face getting red as she went on about how wild I am in the sack and how many times she had multiples. Pure Fantasyland! After she got off the phone I said to her, half-amused. "I heard all that. Who were you describing to your friend, because it wasn't you and me!" She said. "Oh I was just paying her back for all the bragging she does. OK, I get that she may want to out-do her friends, and make me look like an Adonis, but I really don't want her discussing our sex lives blow-by-blow. She told me right at the beginning she didn't want me to discuss our sex life with my buddies. So, why is it OK for her? She isn't even sorry or embarrassed that I caught her. -- Double Standard for Women? Downtown
Dear Double: Your woman needs to be warned that girlfriends who hear this kind of stuff are not always loyal. They may come after you behind her back to try to get a sample of the action she brags that you provide. That might settle her down. other than that, you can offer her a deal -- you get to brag to your buddies, if she continues to brag to hers. You probably have pretty good leverage with this argument as she already said she hates the idea of that. Tit for tat.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I left a pair of $400 shoes at my friend's house party two months ago and she keeps denying they are there. I heard she wore them to a formal charity event last week, which I was not at. I paid her a little visit this week, excused myself to go her bathroom, and dug them right out of her closet! On the way out her front door, I waved my shoes in her face and told her she was lucky I didn't call the cops on her for a $400 theft. She had the nerve to call me a bunch of names and has twisted the story to say I stole some of HER shoes to friends and it got back to my crowd. I know they were mine because they had a certain piece of beading missing. What can I do? -- Wrongly Called A Thief, Tuxedo
Dear Called A Thief: Fight the lies with the truth, using the same grapevine to get the info out. Tell the truth about reclaiming your $400 shoes so it gets back to the same people who heard her story about your stealing them in the first place. You will no doubt be able to find those key people by tracing back from the friends who told you.
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The infant, a female of apparent Hispanic descent, was discovered with the umbilical cord still attached and unclothed. The infant was transported to Children's Hospital and is reported to be in satisfactory condition. She is under the jurisdiction of the Department of Children and Family Services.
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Student Check List
Wearing a cap and gown is required for students to participate in the commencement ceremony.
AnnouncementsStudents are entitled to 5 announcements. They will be available for pick-up in the CGCC Bookstore. The phone number is 480.732.7350. Additional invitations can be picked up from the Vice President of Student Affairs office.
Caps and GownsWe order general sizes, but can accommodate specific gown size requirements from petite to plus sizes. You may pick up your cap and gown in the CGCC Bookstore beginning May 1, 2014.