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Style comes calling to the UAE with T Emirates: The New York Times Style Magazine
The UAE edition of T: The New York Times Style Magazine is set to make an explosive launch in the country, with its inaugural issue to hit newsstands on March 20, 2013.
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T Emirates: The New York Times Style Magazine, a bi-monthly, will appeal to an elite segment of consumers in the UAE. T Emirates will reach the key opinion leaders, style aficionados and businessmen in the country, with an eclectic mix of fashion, art and lifestyle articles, targeting men and women.
Internationally, the highly successful T: The New York Times Style Magazine has revamped itself this year, prompting the syndicated editions, including T Emirates, to follow the new and improved design and strategy. Under the direction of Editor Deborah Needleman, the revitalized magazine will have a more expansive approach to covering the luxury lifestyle, as well as a new look and publication schedule.
The issues will retain their themes dedicated to Women's Fashion, Men's Fashion, Design, Travel and Holiday. However, each issue will cover a broader range of culture and style topics from among the worlds of fashion, beauty, art, design, travel and lifestyle. The redesigned magazine will have a larger format, a higher-quality paper stock and an increased number of pages in the feature well.
"T has always been a peerless style and fashion brand. I am excited to build on this by reimagining the magazine itself so that it is best suited to showcasing beautiful photography and culturally rich subject matter," said Deborah Needleman, Editor of T Magazine. "By covering the breadth of style subjects in every issue, and publishing on a more regular schedule, our aim is to serve our readers better and create a deeper connection to the magazine."
In T Emirates, 55 percent of the content will be sourced from the international magazine and 45 percent will be locally produced.
The preview issue of T Emirates: The New York Times Style Magazine, has been circulated in the UAE in January and February 2013, prompting a tremendous response. The zero issue included premium international and local content such as interviews with Wissam Al Mana, Gucci's Patrizio Di Marco and Jude Law, with the latter on the cover.
In its inaugural issue, some of the local tie ups include the prestigious Art Dubai 2013 and Design Days Dubai 2013, as well as the new regional platform for the fashion industry, Fashion Forward 2013 (FFWD).
The magazine is published in the UAE by United Media Services International (UMS International), an established media and communications company, headquartered in Oman. This is the company's second foray with the T franchise, after the successful launch of T Qatar in 2009.
Going forward, exclusive VIP copies will be sent to a select database of very high net worth individuals (HNIs). T Emirates will also be available at all prestigious bookshops and newsstands. The magazine will be distributed by Gulf News Distribution and printed by Emirates Press in Dubai.
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I've really been focusing on my jungling as that's what I like doing and my win rates have been skyrocketing compared to early attempts! I do have some questions regarding the jungle though: 1) When do you normally get your Oracle's? In the pro games I've watched, 10 minutes seems to be the norm, but I'm not sure if that is dictated by time or if something in game triggers them to buy it. 2) How many and how often do you buy wards? My rule of thumb so far is to buy at least 1 ward on every trip back to buy. During the later stages of the game, when I have more gold, I generally buy 2-3 to cover the most important parts of the jungle. I will admit that this rule was born out of necessity because most players don't buy wards at my ELO. 3) I play Skarner almost exclusively as a tank, Mundo or Maokia if Skarner is banned, but have trouble knowing how to build him. In the guides that I've read they have general, heavy AD, and AP defense builds, but I don't know what defines as heavy AP/AD. When the screen is loading, I check LoLWiki for the champs I don't know to see what their spread is and take the average of all the champs on their team. If the distribution is pretty even between AD/AP, then I go the general build. If it's heavy either way, I choose the other builds. Is this how I should be planning or are there specific champ combos that guide this decision? 4) Is there a trick to ganking mid? I find that nearly all of my mid lane ganks fail early/mid game because the enemy is always close to their tower even when they are pushing pretty hard. I know the run distance between towers mid lane is the shortest, but pros gank so effortlessly that I know I am missing something vital. 5) What kind of cs/kill goals should you be shooting for during the game? For example, laners getting over 70 cs by 10 minutes generally means they are farming at a good rate and those above that number are pretty damn good. Does jungle have anything like this? Thanks a ton!
Mid is the hardest lane to gank, the distance to the tower is generally really short and they can also run the opposite direction your coming from up into there own jungle, not to mention a lot have escapes besides flash. Generally a high ad/ap build is something like merc treads, philosopher stone/ heart of gold which get upgraded, frozen heart can replace randuins, aegis of the legion ( a must have for every team), force of nature/ abyssal specter its unlikely your going to get to this amount of gold, but you could thrown in a GA as well. You should be warding entrances to your jungle early, possibly there blue, and donating some wards to your lanes mainly your top and mid. I don't know exact CS numbers for a jungler but if your consistently busy, farm lanes whenever possible, and dont spend to much time waiting for ganks then you should be fine. GP/10 are currently good early buys.
1. Depends entirely on the jungler. Like, if you're playing Nunu, you just want to be a massive ****** and grab an Oracle's as early as possible. However, if you're playing Master Yi, you might wanna grab damage items over an Oracle's. My rule of thumb for it is that I grab it either after two sucessful ganks before my first back, or if I grab first blood. 2. Get as many wards as you feel you need. If you want to counter-jungle, more wards would be needed. The same if you are GETTING counter-jungled. 3. Heavy AD would be a bruiser in both jungle and top, and a fairly hard carry in bot. An example would be Jax top, Nocturne jungle, and Graves bot. Heavy AP would be a double AP comp with a split damage jungler and AD. An example, Vladimir top, Karthus mid, Udyr jungle, and Ezreal bot. 4. *sigh* I too hate ganking mid. Running up behind the laner from the wraith ramp can help a lot. Also, it helps SO MUCH if the mid laner has a bit of CC and engages for you, and then you just follow up onto it. Also, baiting an engagement from the other laner works so well. 5. Nope. I use levels to indicate my pace in the game, not farm. Like, after the second blue/red spawns, you should be pretty damn close to hitting level 6. Some junglers just clear to get to level 6, (Warwick and Shen), but some just want level 2 so they can start ganking, (Lee Sin and Rengar). Good luck man!


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The deadline for applications is next Friday with interviews set for the week beginning December 17 at Workington Town Hall. Shortlisted candidates will have to give a presentation.
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Is Win 7 Search serious ?
Hi all. I have moved on to Windows 7 Ultimate x64 from Windows Vista Ultimate x64 and I need help using the built-in windows Search to find specific folder/files etc.
I mean is this some sort of joke ? Am I missing something ?? Please tell me how to find a specific file or folder using Windows 7 Search. Where are the "advanced search options" ?? In Vista it's simple, I click on search files or folders, type exactly what I'm looking for OR part of the name, I click on "advanced search" tell it where to search and it never fails. Did we just go backwards ?? Please let me know so I can totally disable the Windows 7 search altogether and install a 3rd party Search program. Thanks, Ash. |
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The advance search you speak of is all in the search box.
"term path:C:\someplace\somewhere" http://www.microsoft.com/windows/pro.../advquery.mspx |
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The advance search you speak of is all in the search box.
"term path:C:\someplace\somewhere" Windows Search Advanced Query Syntax Thank you for the link |
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logicearth thanks for the link, however I did come across that page while searching on the net and thought there's got to be an easier way as with Vista it was much less hassles.
Why doesn't it mention Windows 7 on the page ?? Only mentions "Once you have Windows Search for Windows Vista or Windows XP, you might be wondering how you can be even more efficient when it comes to finding files...." So if I want to search for exactly "asacpi.sys" and I want to include only the C: drive and it's System files, Hidden files/folders, what is the easiest way to do this on Windows 7 ?? On Vista I just click Advanced Search (with System hidden files/folders enabled), highlight my C: drive, type the exact name and BANG. Thanx for your replies, Ash. |
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im sorry if im missing the point here, but supersearch doesnt need that... as logic earth said, if you type c:\asacpi.sys it will find it....
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I still dislike the fact that as far as I can tell you cannot search for all file types.
I had a picture somewhere on my pc that I could not find ( not in the pictures library. In xp I would just search for all pics. It would bring them all up and I could look through the thumbnails until I found what I was looking for . No way to do that in 7 from what I can see. correct me if I am wrong though |
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The advance search you speak of is all in the search box.
"term path:C:\someplace\somewhere" Windows Search Advanced Query Syntax |
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To get most of the search, don't forget to enable Natural Language Search in Folder Options > Search.
Use Natural Language to Search your Windows 7 System Kari |
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In order to find the "advanced search" similar to what you are used to in Vista or XP, just go ahead and type your query in the search window in the Start menu. If such file exists in indexed locations, then of course the results would just pop-up right away, but we're assuming you're searching for something else. Then after you type your query, you hit enter and an Explorer-like window will appear with the statement "No items match your results". But right under it will give you some options to search again. What you are looking for is "Custom". Click on that and you will see a small window which will allow you to select locations to search. This will then search everything you point it to. It will at some point suggest you include these locations in the index, but you don't have to do that.
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You could color Shannon Wedel happy these days.
Students will have some time off from school in the coming days, but the Great Bend Recreation Commission has scheduled some activities, including a training course for baby-sitting, for those looking for something to do, said Garet Fitzpatrick, GBRC program coordinator.
Great Bend's firefighters plan to visit every elementary school in town this month, and several preschools as well, teaching lessons they hope kids will learn - and then teach to their parents at home.
Under the bright lights of the gym at Washington Early Childhood Center, 2535 Lakin Ave., about 20 young children scoot, crawl, walk and run. They are a busy group, motoring around atop riding toys, tossing balls, climbing play equipment, flattening play dough and intently watching their peers do the same.
HOISINGTON - The National Wetlands and Wildlife Scenic Byway professionals and volunteers met for a brain storming session on Wednesday in Hoisington to celebrate successes of the past seven years and plan for the future.
HOISINGTON - A Hoisington resident, Michael R. Smith, 24, died when the vehicle he was driving rolled over at 10:15 a.m. on Wednesday.
Natural, accidental, and "unknown" - three fires with three causes in the past week.
The last day to register to vote for the Nov. 6 General Election is at the close of business on Tuesday, Oct. 16, and Barton County Election Officer Donna Zimmerman wants to remind residents there are numerous locations and opportunities for them to do this.
Each week we'll take a step back into the history of Great Bend through the eyes of reporters past. We'll reacquaint you with what went into creating the Great Bend of today, and do our best to update you on what "the rest of the story" turned out to be.
The Wetlands and Wildlife Scenic Byway took center stage at the Barton County Commission meeting Monday morning as commissioners honored many of the project's volunteers and heard a report about efforts to market it.
Great Bend Police Officers' Brian Dougherty and Jefferson Davis will present a "True Lies" program for parents or anyone who cares about the youth of today at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at Great Bend High School auditorium. They will talk about the issues 7th-12th graders are dealing with.
The Great Bend High School Panther Jazz Band will hold its fall concert at 7 p.m. today in the GBHS auditorium.
ELLINWOOD - For those with champagne tastes and a beer budget, the Ellinwood American Legion will host the first ever Craft Beer Festival featuring stouts, ales and delicate artistic flavors from micro breweries in Kansas and Colorado. German food such as bratwurst with sauerkraut, bier rocks and home-made bread will also be for sale.
ELLINWOOD -Melting and then pouring searingly hot molten iron into molds of his own, Ellinwood native, Aaron McCaffery, is an artist of a different kind, and he will demonstrate an iron art pour at the American Legion Craft Beer Festival Oct. 13.
Among the agenda items facing the Great Bend City Council when it meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the City Office will be replacing resigned Second Ward council member Marty Keenan and selecting an architect for the Great Bend Convention Center project. Other topics will include a Community Improvement District for Southerlands, a city-wide clean-up, a neighborhood revitalization program, sidewalk improvements and a street resurfacing project.
Each week we'll take a step back into the history of Great Bend through the eyes of reporters past. We'll reacquaint you with what went into creating the Great Bend of today, and do our best to update you on what "the rest of the story" turned out to be.
RUSSELL - A Russell man was taken to Russell Regional Hospital with a possible injury on Tuesday after vehicles collided on U.S. 281, 2 miles south of Russell.
TOPEKA - Citing an already heavy work load in the Kansas House, veteran local lawmaker John Edmonds resigned from the state House Appropriations Committee, relinquishing his position as its vice chairman.
If one goes back two or three years, they would find the condition of the flood control levees around Great Bend had deteriorated, a fact driven home in less-than-flattering reports from the United States Army Corps of Engineers in the past.
The Barton County Sheriff's Office is investigating a rollover accident that was discovered around 4:15 a.m. Sunday in the 100 block of NE 30 Road. It was determined that the owner of the vehicle, a 2010 Dodge Avenger, was Ahmad Walker, 22, a student at Barton Community College. The occupants of the car were located with the help of BCC security.
The Barton County Commission Monday morning paved the way for the 2015 tax sale by authorizing tracts of real estate be sold for back taxes.
The Barton County Sheriff's Office along with the Claflin Fire Department and fire units from Ellsworth County responded to a structure fire 3:24 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 19. The location of the fire was at 1835 NE 150 Ave.
It's a frightening possibility, but what would happen if there was an Ebola outbreak in Barton County?
The Great Bend City Council had a chance to get to know the members of the Police Department a little better when the officers and other personnel were introduced Monday night.
Noting that the popular B-29 Memorial Plaza is a valuable asset as a historical landmark and tourist attraction, the Great Bend City Council Monday night approved spending up to $18,050 to help restore the marker.
It was with regret Monday night that the Great Bend City Council accepted the resignation of First Ward Council Member Edwin Roberts.


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Integers can be positive or negative numbers. Adding positive integers is relatively straightforward.
Think of a situation where one person has six dollars and the other owes (or was in debt) two dollars. If they got together, what is the total amount of money they have between them?
The example above shows adding a positive integer to a negative integer by moving to the right on a number line.
The example below shows adding a negative integer to a positive integer by moving to the left on a number line.
When subtracting positive numbers using a number line we move to the left on the line.
When subtracting negative numbers we move to the right. Moving to the left by a negative number is the same as moving to the right by the opposite positive number.
Depending where you live you might experience temperatures below zero degrees. In such cases integers are useful for showing temperature and changes in temperature. For example, if the temperature during the day is 16 degrees and overnight it falls to -9 degrees, by how much did the temperature change?
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Have you ever straight up just taken a bite out of a block of cheese? Because it's amazing.
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Just don't go eat anyone out afterwards, pretty sure that leads to a yeast infection. Nasty shit.
Ah, the power of cheese...
Wotcher, Grommit? Let's have some CHEESE!
I am in love with you. Let's fly to the moon a-la Wallace and Grommit.
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Up here in Wisconsin we do!
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So far, the steering-committee members who represent neighborhoods on the other side of the mall are standing in solidarity with their colleagues from the west side.
"I wouldn't say the Country Club people are the meanies," says Meredith Gabow, who represents the neighborhoods on the eastern edge of the shopping district. "Taubman agreed to do something years ago, to include a residential component. We're frustrated that they haven't done that. It would be awful if you put in the grocery store in such a way that precludes residential. Everybody wants to hold Taubman's feet to the fire."
Simon says he's exasperated that a neighborhood dispute is preventing Nordstrom from coming to central Denver. Two years ago, when Cherry Creek officials announced that Nordstrom was coming to the mall, they said the store would open in spring 2001.
"A Game of Chance,"
In Monopoly, the player with the hotel usually cashes in.
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"That's not a possibility at this juncture in time," says Simon. "I think we're looking at 2002, but who knows?"


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Adequate tread depth is essential for safe driving on wet roads as the tread grooves help to remove water from the contact patch between the tyre and the road surface, which is essential for effective acceleration, cornering and braking.
A tyre with lower tread depth is less effective at removing water from the road, leading to longer stopping distances and reduced road safety.
Indeed, according to tests conducted by the British Tyre Manufacturers' Association, braking distance in wet weather of a tyre with only 1.6mm of tread depth is almost 12m longer than a new tyre from 50mph.
Tyres are complex engineered products so it is not just their outer visual condition that affects road safety. A tyre is a high tech piece of equipment consisting of 30 different components which must all be in good condition to ensure your safety.
Running tyres under-inflated or even hitting a pothole or kerb can cause serious damage to internal components of a tyre. As part worn tyres are not required to be examined by x-ray for internal structural defects prior to their sale, it can be impossible to determine if any internal damage exists and the safety of the tyre has been compromised.
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Minnesota Travels to Stanford for Louisville Slugger Classic
March 6, 2013
• Minnesota (10-7) travels to Stanford's Louisville Slugger Classic in Palo Alto, Calif., where it plays games against Pacific (13-7) and Stanford (17-5) on both Friday and Saturday, before wrapping up the five-game weekend against Florida Gulf Coast (14-5) on Sunday. • The Gophers are 10-7 after going 3-0 at Auburn's War Eagle Classic last weekend. A 2004 Stanford graduate and a former All-America catcher for the Cardinal, Jessica Allister is in her third season at Minnesota with a record of 72-53 (.576). She entered the season with 62 victories over her first two seasons, which are the most over a two-year span since Minnesota combined for 70 wins during 2003-04. • Minnesota is 6-6 all-time versus Pacific, 0-2 versus Stanford, and 3-0 versus Florida Gulf Coast. The Gophers defeated FGCU, 3-0, on February 22 in Fort Myers. • Minnesota has combined to hit 16 home runs in its 17 games so far, after hitting 53 homers in 53 games during the 2012 season. • Junior right-handed pitcher Sara Moulton is this week's Big Ten Pitcher of the Week after going 3-0 with a 1.09 ERA, 26 strikeouts, a no-hitter, and a 15-strikeout game at the War Eagle Classic. For the season, Moulton is 10-4 with a 1.18 ERA, eight complete games, and 115 strikeouts in 89.0 IP. • Sophomore shortstop Tyler Walker and sophomore third baseman Kaitlyn Richardson each have impressive numbers over the past two weeks. Walker is batting .536 (15-for-28) with eight runs scored, eight RBI, four doubles and three HRs, while Richardson is batting .520 (13-for-25) with five RBI, four runs scored and a pair of doubles. (For the PDF version of the full 26-page Minnesota Game Notes, click the link in the box at the top of the page, or Click Here)
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New Analysis of Kerry-Lieberman Climate Bill Shows Grim Outlook for U.S. Economy
ACCF-SBE Council Economic Impact Study Finds Bill Could Cost 1.9 Million Jobs in 2030
WASHINGTON, July 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — With economy and jobs ranking as top priority for U.S. voters looking forward to November midterm elections, the American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) and the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council (SBE Council) today unveiled a comprehensive study, which shows the harmful ways that a major policy initiative being debated in the Congress — the Kerry-Lieberman cap-and-trade bill — would hamper rather than help America's economic recovery. In 2030, compared to the ACCF/SBE Council baseline forecast, the American Power Act would trigger;
- Cumulative loss in U.S. GDP up to $2.1 trillion;
- As many as 1.9 million jobs lost
- Residential electricity price increases up to 42 percent and
- Gasoline price increases (per gallon) up 18 percent
The study, which was conducted by Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) using input assumptions provided by the ACCF and the SBE Council, assesses the impact of the Kerry-Lieberman Bill on manufacturing, jobs, energy prices and the overall U.S. economy. The ACCF and SBE Council released national data and will include state-specific analyses for all 50 U.S. states in the coming days. These study results reflect a combination of the Kerry-Lieberman provisions and ACCF assumptions about future electricity generation technology availability.
Dr. Margo Thorning, senior vice president and chief economist for ACCF, said "The analysis shows strong negative impacts from the American Power Act on economic and job growth and severe impacts on manufacturing given our assumptions about the potential deployment of future generation technology. This is exactly the wrong prescription to restore the vitality of the U.S. economy."
"The report makes clear that Kerry-Lieberman would impose additional burdens and hardship on small business owners, who have suffered considerably during this recession," explains SBE Council President and CEO Karen Kerrigan. "Come November, federal lawmakers will be hard pressed to explain their support for such a costly, economically damaging plan, especially to voters who are out of work or struggling to make ends meet. Small business owners cannot create more jobs when costly policies such as Kerry-Lieberman take more of their hard-earned resources."
In Analysis of the Kerry-Lieberman Bill "The American Power Act of 2010″, ACCF and SBE Council employed a project-specific version of the National Energy Modeling System (NEMS), NEMS/ACCF-SBE Council, and the ACCF-SBE Council input assumptions to assess Kerry-Lieberman's potential impact on manufacturing, jobs, energy prices and our overall economy.
Researchers accounted for all federal energy laws and regulations currently in effect, as well as increased access to oil and natural gas supplies, new and extended tax credits for renewable generation technologies, increased World Oil Price (WOP) profile, and permit allocations for industry and international offsets. The ACCF-SBE Council input assumptions also included assumptions regarding the likely availability of domestic and international offsets — key factors influencing analysis of the cost of limiting greenhouse gas emissions.
To view a full copy of the report and learn more go to:
About ACCF
The American Council for Capital Formation (www.accf.org) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to the advocacy of tax and environmental policies that encourage saving and investment. The ACCF was founded in 1973 and is supported by the voluntary contributions of corporations, associations, foundations, and individuals.
About SBEC
The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council (SBE Council) is a 501c(4) advocacy organization dedicated to protecting small business and promoting entrepreneurship. The organization works to educate elected officials, policymakers, business leaders and the public about key policies that enable business start-up and growth. Through advocacy, research, training and education, SBE Council members and staff convey the importance of entrepreneurship to job creation, innovation and economic growth.
SOURCE Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council; The American Council for Capital Formation


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Come join the Center For Cancer Research and Therapeutic Development as they host CCRTD Day for the last home game of the basketball season, this Saturday, March 1 from 3pm to 6pm. Make sure you mention keywords, "CCRTD CARES," for free admission to the game(first 20 people) and possible door prizes! See you this Saturday as the CAU Panthers go head to head with Paine College.
Lady Panthers play at 3pm, with the men's game beginning at 5pm.
JaQuitta Williams was joined last night on Your Health Connection by Tiffany Cochran, Ezell Blues, and Christal Jordan for a roundtable discussion of how to cope with cancer from the perspective of a survivor and a caregiver.
Tiffany Cochran was caregiver for her father Johnny Cochran through his battle with terminal brain cancer. Ezell Blues is a nine year prostate cancer survivor who is also caring for a teenage son who has leukemia. Publicist Christal Jordan is an ovarian cancer survivor.
Wednesday night at 6pm Jamal skates an hour early and the Cancer Center at Clark Atlanta University presents Your Health Connection, a live talk show about facing up to cancer.
This month our topic is "coping with cancer" and JaQuitta is joined by guests including Tiffany Cochran, who cared for her father Johnny Cochran through terminal cancer, and Christal Jordan, an ovarian cancer survivor.
Your Health Connection for January features a look at current issues and possibilities with regards to cervical cancer. January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and CCRTD and WCLK will bring you a conversation you or your loved ones can use to help cause healthy outcomes.
JaQuitta Williams discussed diet and cancer during our monthly look at cancer-related health issues on Your Health Connection. Our informative guest was Registered Dietician Marisa Moore.
Does what you eat make it more likely you will get cancer? Can you choose to eat in ways that minimize certain cancers? What about diet when you are a cancer survivor? We'll take your calls and tweets live as we talk about an issue that is relevant to everyone who eats.
Your Health Connection on WCLK Wednesday evening November 20th featured an informative discussion about the Affordable Care Act and its implications for cancer detection, prevention, and treatment.
Host Jaquitta Williams was joined by Affordable Care Act experts including U. S. Health and Human Services Regional Director Pamela Roshell and Linda Blount, Vice President of Programmatic Impact for the United Way of Greater Atlanta.
Our experts took your Obamacare/ACA calls and tweets and made this landmark health insurance legislation more easily understandable.
Join WCLK this evening at 6pm or on demand here to hear Your Health Connection as we discuss prostate cancer. September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. JaQuitta Williams is our host, and is a cancer survivor herself. She's joined by Ralph C. T. Franklin, a prostate cancer survivor, and Dr. Walter Falconer, a urologist. They'll take phone calls live and also take questions via Twitter @jaquittaw and @CCRTD.
If you missed Wednesday's premiere of the new season of Your Health Connection with Jaquitta Williams on WCLK, you can listen to it again, here, on demand.
JaQuitta Williams is your host and the topic is breast cancer in men. You'll hear the story of thirteen year breast cancer survivor Eric Dunlap.
We'll also discuss current medical and clinical prospects with our guest expert, Oncologist Dr. Leslie Holmes.
We answered several call live on the show from women and men and provided some real-world answers to your questions.
Your Health Connection is a resource for you, designed to help you find good health outcomes. The program is produced by WCLK and the Center for Cancer Research and Therapeutic Development at Clark Atlanta University.
This month, Your Health Connection takes a look at HIV-AIDS and the cancers often associated with the disease. Our guests are Dr. Vincent Bond and Rodney Love. The show airs tonight at 6pm in place of Tell Me More, and is available here for on demand listening.
WCLK and The Cancer Center at Clark Atlanta University present "Cancer Screening 101--Who Needs To Be Screened, When and How" on Your Health Connection on the air Wednesday evening May 15 at 6pm.
Your Health Connection Host Barbara Washington is joined by Dr. Shafiq Khan, Scientific Director of the Center for Cancer Research and Therapeutic Development at Clark Atlanta University. Also in studio is Dr. Daniel Blumenthal, Professor and Chair of the Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine and Associate Dean for Community Programs at the Morehouse School of Medicine.


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On Monday, six days before the start of the NHL's free-agency period, the Blues made an unsuccessful bid to sign goaltender Curtis Sanford to a long-term contract and instead inked him to the team's one-year option. The Blues also met Monday's deadline by making qualifying offers to 12 of their restricted free agents and choosing not to offer five others. The big news of the day involved Sanford. A bit unexpectedly, the Blues made him a three-year contract offer for an undisclosed figure. By choosing to turn down the offer, Sanford will play out his option year for $472,800 in 2006-07. "It just wasn't practical for us," Sanford's agent, Todd Diamond, said. "The Blues thought he might be interested in security, and we are, but at what price? We believe Curtis is on an upswing."more
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Tsunami warning lifted (updated)
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A tsunami warning was issued and the lifted for coastal areas of southern Thailand on the Andaman side after an 8.6 magnitude occurred off Sumatra. Evacuations took place but the warning was lifted before 8pm.
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20:00 The National Disaster Warning Centre has lifted the tsunami warning, centre director Somsak Khaosuwan said.
Grp Cpt Somsak said he was confident that there will be no tsunami in the six provinces on the western coast of Thaland.
The Phuket governor was just interviewed on Thai PBS and he said everything was under control.
Aftershocks are still a concern, however, so authorities will be monitor the situation throughout the night.
lift – to end a warning, a restriction, etc. ยกเลิก
confident – certain; having trust in people, plans, or the future มั่นใจ
aftershock – a sudden movement of the Earth's surface which often follows an earthquake and which is less violent than the first main movement แผ่นดินไหวเล็กน้อยที่เกิดหลังจากแผ่นดินไหวรุนแรง
concern – a worry ความกังวล
authorities – people who have the power to make decisions or enforce the law เจ้าหน้าที่ผู้มีอำนาจ
monitor – to regularly check someone/something จับตาดู เฝ้าระมัดระวัง
18:50 Earlier this afternoon, the Disaster Warning Centre issued an order for the people in the six provinces on the western coast of Thaland to evacuate to safe areas. If, as expected, the tsunami turns out to be minor, the evacuation is likely to be one of tomorrow's big stories. Reports are starting to come in of a slight rise in wave levels.
(natural) disaster –an unexpected natural event, such as a very bad storm or flood that kills a lot of people or causes a lot of damage ความหายนะธรรมชาติทาง, ภัยพิบัติธรรมชาติทาง
evacuation – moving people from a place of danger to a safer place การอพยพ
18:30 Earthquake experts interviewed on major international networks like CNN and BBC continue to stress that this type of earthquake with its horizontal motion is unlikely to generate a damaging tsunami. There is still a concern about aftershocks, however. So far there has been at least one major aftershock with a magnitude above 8 (Breaking: new report of a 8.3 magnitude aftershock).
If the first earthquake has generated a tsunami we should know within the next half hour or so. Reports from Indonesia indicate that the tsunami waves there are less than one metre high.
stress – to emphasise something; to say that something is important เน้นย้ำ
horizontal – flat and level; going across and parallel to the ground rather than going up and down ตามแนวนอน
motion – movement การเคลื่อนไหว
generate – to produce ก่อให้เกิด
concern – a worry ความกังวล
aftershock – a sudden movement of the Earth's surface which often follows an earthquake and which is less violent than the first main movement แผ่นดินไหวเล็กน้อยที่เกิดหลังจากแผ่นดินไหวรุนแรง
magnitude – size or strength ขนาดหรือ ความรุนแรง
Tsunami warning issued for southern coast
A large 8.6 magnitude earthquake has been confirmed several hundred kilometres off the western coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, setting off tsunami warnings throughout the area.
Evacuations are underway in the coastal provinces of Phuket, Krabi and Phang Nga.
In Phuket, people said they felt the tremor about 3.50pm.
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Obama 'attacks' Romney in Foreign Policy debate
With one last chance for the candidates to appeal to millions of voters watching on television, Obama was the aggressor from the start.
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President Barack Obama aggressively attacked Republican challenger Mitt Romney on foreign policy on Monday in their third and final debate in an effort to blunt his opponent's surge in the polls with two weeks left until Election Day.
The high-stakes debate strayed repeatedly into domestic policy, with Romney seeking to bolster his argument that Obama had bungled the U.S. economic recovery with high unemployment and rising debt.
Neither man threw a knock-out punch or made a noticeable gaffe in the 90-minute encounter at Lynn University in Boca Raton.
With one last chance for the candidates to appeal to millions of voters watching on television, Obama was the aggressor from the start.
He criticized the Republican for lacking ideas on the Middle East, mocked his calls for more ships in the U.S. military and accused Romney of wanting to bring the United States back to a long-abandoned Cold War stance.
Obama had a biting response when Romney said he would increase the number of ships built by the U.S. Navy, saying the United States should typically have 300 and only had 285.
"Governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets," Obama said, suggesting that Romney's world view was obsolete.
Obama also said the Republican presidential candidate, by once declaring Russia a "geopolitical foe" of the United States, was seeking to turn back the clock.
"The Cold War has been over for 20 years," Obama said, turning to Romney as they sat at a table before moderator Bob Schieffer. "When it comes to your foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s."
Romney, wanting to make no mistakes that could blunt his recent rise in the polls, said Obama's policies toward theMiddle East and North Africa were not stopping a resurgence of the threat from al Qaeda in the region.
"Attacking me is not an agenda," said Romney. "Attacking me is not how we deal with the challenges of the Middle East."
The former Massachusetts governor, whose central theme throughout the campaign has been a promise to rebuild the weak U.S. economy, frequently turned the discussion back to economic matters, saying U.S. national security depended on a strong economy.
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This 300-page handbook is so current that there are several references to the September 11World Trade Center disaster, but the book went to press when casualty figures were still believed to be more than five thousand. The handbook begins with an excellent discussion of the difficulty of defining the "Middle East," followed by detailed chapters on Egypt, Libya, Israel, the Palestine Authority, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Turkey, Iran and the Arabian Peninsula. Because these chapters are almost entirely unbroken text, the more useful section may be the encyclopedia and chronology at the back. The maps are large and colorful, although the political map does not identify the current "hot spots" such as Gaza, Golan Heights, the Palestine Authority or the West Bank. The encyclopedia offers photos and biographical sketches of each national leader as well as many other historic figures in the region, including everyone from Yasir Arafat and Hosni Mubarak to Ehud Barak, Ariel Sharon and Turkish pop star Tarkan. There are also brief discussions of nuclear and nonconventional weapons in the region as well as Islamic fundamentalist and Palestinian organizations and a history of Palestine's boundaries since ancient times. This is a good reference book for teachers or students to seek out in a library when they need background information on current events. 2002, Twenty-first Century Books,— Karen Leggett


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I have oily eyelids, and at first it stayed put. It must have been waiting for me to give a favorable review (this is an edit), because now it won't stay on without a primer. I didn't change anything in my routine, so I don't know what the deal is. It must be the weirdness I've seen other women over 40 describe; my skin is suddenly dry, sensitive, and oily at the same time. As other reviews have noted, it dries out quickly, but so did the much pricier Cle de Peau. The double-tipped brush is wonderful, but a little tricky for me to use on the lower eyelashes (I prefer a light touch, not a smoky eye.) I'm currently trying out other brands and using this until I find something better.
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I really dont like this creme/gel liner at all! I bought it with the set with the brush which I loooove! THis stuff was amazing the first few times I tried it, then it dried out on me! Sucks cuz this stuff aint cheap. Its 20 bucks or more (w/ the brush) So in all i felt like I didnt waste money cuz I guess I paid for the brush which is awesome. I like Wet n wild gel liner better or MAC blacktrack. Seriously, skip this one!
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I never really got a chance to use this product because it dried out on me! Only after a month of buying it, the stuff dried up, so I had to throw it out. In short, if you can use up this liner in a month or so, its probably amazing, other save your bucks. The Maybelline gel liner doesnot dry up like this one does, so I reccomend that. Would I repurchase? Nope.
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I have the bronze one, which i use as a shadow. this has not creased on me yet. I really like it so far, and it's such a pretty color! It's very easy to apply with your finger, and you don't need to top it with a shadow. I plan to use this on mornings when I want an easy makeup look. I just wish there was more product here for the price.
Unfortunately, I also have to go with the negative side of reviews on here.
Works well upon first using (relatively smooth application, good staying power) but quickly dried up in a month to a harder consistency - the resulting product was not only more difficult to get on my liner brush but was also harder to apply to my eyelid as it tugged. Perhaps the container is not as airtight as it could be to keep it usable longer?
Though this product is quite water resistant and has good lasting power, I'd go with the more emollient Bobbi Brown or ELF cream liner, both of which I have tried and like! I've also tried Tarte's inner rim liner pencil which I hated upon immediate use and ranted about on here...I'd agree that Tarte's eye products need some work compared to their great cheek and lip products.
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I would have given this product 5 stars when I first bought it but over time, it dried out to a thick clay consistency which made it hard to work with and made cleaning it off my brush into a nightmarish task. Not worth the effort so I chucked it to the trash.
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wonderful eyeliner. stays put all day. you need to be fast when applying this and make sure to make no mistakes cause it will be really hard to fix the mistake. if you put on foundation before eye makeup, make sure to put on eye makeup before foundation so you can fix the eye makeup without messing up your foundation.
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This product is expensive and it plain sucks in less than an hour this crappy overpriced eyeliner ran all over my face I looked as is I had been crying. The only reason why I didn't return it was because I like the brush. I will never repurchase ever again!
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I didn't buy these products as the set, but I do own both the liner (black one and bronze) and the liner brush because I got them separately in different kits.
I do love the liners- they are great and long lasting. I love how Tarte doesn't put in harsh or toxic chemicals into their stuff- I sure don't want that stuff getting into my eyes!
The brush hasn't really been used yet because when it arrived it was kind of squished in the packaging, so I really have just used it for applying lip ointment...
Anyway, love the liners, the brush I don't know.
I'm a newbie to gel/cream eyeliners, so I don't really have a basis for comparison, but I've been reading a lot about them and apparently these little pots dry out quickly. I thought, Hmmm, my Tarte one hasn't dried out yet. But I'll bet that's because I hardly used it at first! I just don't quite have the skills or patience to do a full black eyeliner with a brush in the morning, so this eyeliner (I got it in black) was more of a Saturday night thing for me. I've been using it more lately to see if it would dry out, and it does seem to be getting harder to work with, harder to apply, and more crumbly. Like someone else wrote, I'm having to layer it on more thickly to get precise definition so it's a thick, cakey layer that therefore cracks and flakes like it didn't when I first got it. Too bad! It worked beautifully at first. Well, back to liquid liner I go for now! I do like the double-ended brush it came with though.


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I arrived a day late because of a missed flight out of Atlanta. I informed the Inn I would be a day late. When I checked in I wasn't charged for the day I missed. I would not have had a problem if I was charged because it wasn't the Inns fault I was a day late. The girl Melissa who checked me in was very pleasant and made me feel welcome. The room I stayed in was nice size, clean and quiet. Great location, just a short walk to Duval street. Thank you Key Lime Inn for making my stay so enjoyable.
By: George Johnston on January 3, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Key Lime Inn
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All staff members were very professional with an amazing can-do attitude. Premises were very well maintained. Room was very clean as well as the bathroom. Continental breakfast had just the right foods. Pool needs to be heated more though. My only complaint, which is beyond your control, was the traffic noise in the early mornings.
By: phillip l saunders, sr. on January 3, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Albury Court Hotel
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We've had the pleasure of staying at the Merlin for our anniversary for almost 5 years. We were in room 20 for our honeymoon and we refuse to stay in any other room…unless my wonderful husband waits for the last minute to reserve. Linda and Ken are the best. You won't find better people; the service is phenomenal. It's like going over to your best friends house…it's not yours, but dang if it doesn't feel like it. The location is ridiculously good. Off the main line but steps to all the lovable craziness. You won't be disappointed.
By: Noemi Huson on January 3, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Merlin Guesthouse
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I can not put into words just how wonderful my stay was at the Key Lime Inn. Every year it gets better and better. Going there is like being at home with friends and family. Michelle, Darlene, Melissa , Marlon just to name a few people that always make our anniversary stay just unbelievable. The whole staff is always helpful and polite making it even more warm and comfortable to stay there. I will enjoy spending more anniversaries there in the coming years. God willing. I love that it is close to Duval street to walk but far enough away that we enjoy peace and relaxation. Thanks to everyone.
By: Chandra Cabrera on January 3, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Key Lime Inn
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Before booking this hotel I read some of the reviews that complained about the size of the rooms, etc. We were not disappointed with the room or the entire facility. After all, it is an historic Inn, not a newly constructed hotel! The room was clean every day, the continental breakfast items were always fresh, the staff was friendly and very helpful. The location in relationship to the attractions and restaurants was excellent.
Bottom line….the Lighthouse Court Hotel was the best part of our stay in Key West and for those looking for somewhere to stay that puts you in the middle of things and gives you a feel for the history of the Key, this is the place to stay.
By: Richard Ransom on January 3, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Lighthouse Court Hotel
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I took a real chance – coming to Key West for the very first time and by myself. I was coming upon the one-year anniversary of my fiance's unexpected death; and I knew that I had to be somewhere special on that difficult day. A friend at work mentioned to me that her friends loved the Key Lime Inn. From the ease of booking the reservation on their web site, the friendly email reminders they sent me, the quick and easy check in to the sorrowful checkout and good bye's with the staff; I knew that this was a special destination.
I was looking for a nice quite respite where I could find peace and centering. I found it. The hotel is centrally located to everything I wanted to do. I was able to easily walk to all four corners of the island – I am not kidding (over 60 miles of walking in a week) I saw everything that a tourist would want to see. The hotel was always just a short stroll back from any destination for a quick undisturbed nap – so I could go back out for more.
The staff were wonderful. They were so nice, and so understanding of my situation. I was often alone with my grief and their smiling faces brought me back to the real world. The room was clean, well appointed and comfortable. The breakfast every morning hit the spot for a day of adventures. In the evening, the neighborhood was quiet. I didn't do a lot of swimming; but the pool was convenient and comfortable (temperature controlled).
I will be back to Key West and I will be back to the Key Lime Inn. The hotel and staff are a permanent part of the memory of this week of centering and I will always be grateful for how much the Key Lime Inn helped me to get back into the world of the living – after a year of grief and sadness.
By: Jeffrey Miller on January 2, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Key Lime Inn
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We booked our room last minute so we didn't have a lot options. Our room was small, but it was VERY quiet, clean and really close to the wharf. We will definitely consider staying here again in the future.
By: KLSanders on January 2, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Albury Court Hotel
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Nice Place..Parking can be a pain..but not their fault.
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We have stayed at many B&Bs and a hotel during our visits to Key West. The Cypress House was by far the best. The employees were very friendly and helpful, and the room was spacious, clean, and relaxing. We booked over the phone, and the gentleman who took our booking was very helpful in meeting our requests. The location is so close to Mallory Square and Duval Street, yet quiet enough where the hustle and bustle doesn't disturb your sleeping. I wish I would have taken down the names of all the employees because they all deserve compliments. We will be back, hopefully sooner than later.
By: Suzette and Paul Murphy on January 2, 2015Hotel Reviewed: Cypress House Hotel
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Historic Key West Inns is my "go-to" place for accommodations in Key West. And now Chelsea House will be my "go to" property. Ray in reservations was absolutely wonderful helping me this year with Chelsea House the weekend before Christmas. I loved it!!!!! The property is beautiful, the room most excellent, the location perfect! The staff at Chelsea House were also great, friendly and taking care of our every need – front desk, housekeeping, etc….Chelsea House lends itself to being a true house where guests interacted like friends. I definitely plan on making a trip to Chelsea House part of my Christmas tradition. Leanora D. Hallandale, FL
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Of all the gifts that the Queen will receive for her Diamond Jubilee, only one of them is likely to caw loudly and root around in bins for crisps. Whether she wants one or not, she will be given a raven today from the Tower of London when the Princess Royal visits to inspect the new display of the Crown Jewels, which are now presented on pedestals and under new lights.
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