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... careful attention to this topic, since the Bible describes some very sobering and cataclysmic events.
There were a few follow-up questions afterwards, and Guy commented that he had never heard a study done specifically on this topic so he very much appreciated it.
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Ibis Lome CentreAvenue du General de Gaulle, Lome | 2 star hotelfrom $118
Mercure Lome SarakawaBoulevard du Mono, Lome | 3 star hotelfrom $235
Hotel Cote Sud126, rue Nima - Aguiar-Kome, Lome | Hotelfrom $48
Hotel CocobeachRue 9, Lome | Hotelfrom $56
Hotel EpsilonRue en face de la Poste Adidogome, Lome | Hotelfrom $16

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My order was shipped quickly and arrived promptly. The units seemed to be factory sealed and brand new - only concern was that the items were configured as STORE DEMO UNITS. After searching I was able to determine that the standard firmware update SHOULD overwrite the demo configuration, and it did. The fix was easy once I found it, but I didn't expect to have to work on these when I ordered them.. Overall - good value, just be aware of what you're purchasing.
Perfect for reading6/20/2014
The perfect way to read books, magazines and newspapers without having to spend a bundle. Small enough to hold onto and the touch screen turns pages fairly quickly. Very easy to read, fonts are changeable to fit your need. You will have to have lighting as if reading a real book though. I am completely satisfied with the Nook Simple Touch.
Nook Simple Touch11/7/2013
I've had an iPad. I have a Surface RT. I had an eReader of another brand. This Nook is so light, easy to set up, easy to load EPUBs, battery has a long life, but most of all it's so easy to use and read. I recommend this for any reader and avid reader!
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A great ebook reader for the price.10/18/2013
My daugher loves this ebook reader. She has a Nook Color, but rarely uses it for reading because of an eye strain. This one is now her favorite, with a touch-screen capability and portable size.
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Works great9/17/2013
I lost my old one, while in the middle of a book. As soon as I charged up the new one it loaded the books I had and took me right to the page where I left off. Glad to have it back!
Great Reader for the Price!8/14/2013
I've had the Nook Simple Touch for a few days now, and so far, I'm extremely happy with my decision! The Nook can read epub files loaded directly from your computer via USB cable, no installation necessary. The page turning is quick, and there's only a *faint* creak in the casing (aka, pretty well built). It's nice having the touch screen and physical page buttons. You can basically make a page turn happen no matter how you're holding it. Overall, I'm glad I chose this over the competition.
Great gift!5/14/2012
I purchased a remanufactured nook for my mom's birthday. She absolutely loved it. She said that it was just the right size and felt great in her hands. My mom enjoys reading outside and at the beach and the e-ink is great for that. She discovered that she can download books from the library and was really happy. When her friends argued that they would rather purchase a kindle, my mom replied that hers did not have ads on it which was better.
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Easy to setup out of the box.
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Bought for teenager...it was smaller than she thought it was but after using it she is very pleased with it
Great Ereader for the price3/30/2012
Love it so far. Its light and the perfect size. The display is crisp and the device responds well. This is my first e-ink device and its everything I expected. With a 16 GB microSD card, I can carry all the ebooks I can ever hope to read. Only a minor hiccup setting it up due to a bug in the wifi connectivity. I googled the issue and was able to solve it within an hour, but I think this might be an issue for less tech-savvy users.
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I received my Nook is 3 days - awesome!! I've used it MANY hours already. It works perfectly. I'll revise my review if any issues arise that people should know about. So far I'm thrilled with it...
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This is a well-named product! Having owned an earlier version of the Sony Reader with which there were many software glitches, I am enjoying the simplicity of the Noon Simple Touch. It's easier to use in every aspect from loading books via Wi-Fi to reading them on Nook's crystal clear screen. Also, Refurbished looks as good and works as well as new - at a significant discount, to boot. Very happy!
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The nook I have received only has 250 MB storage. I am going to see what they do. I will write more. The product advertized should have 2GB storage!!! What a disappointment.
Better than Kindle Touch11/25/2011
I spent much time comparing this one and the new generation of Amazon Kindles, and you know that the the all-new Kindle Touch is also with a infrared touchable screen. I finally bought this one because: 1 I can not wait this long for the release of Kindle Touch (11.21) 2 I find this refurbished version, and it cost less, but is used just like a new one. And I really love it now. it's appearance, and the Android 2.1 system. After rooted, you can install many softwares to it, what a wonderful thing!


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The YA Salsa Social is Detroit's biggest salsa dance party. Hosted once per month by YA Salsa, attendees have the chance to learn salsa from some of the best instructors in Metro Detroit.
$10 at the door gets you:
Beginner & Intermediate and On2 Salsa Lesson starting at 5:30 p.m.!
Endless Beverages & Snacks!
A huge wooden dance floor!
The hottest salsa tracks spun by our volunteer guest DJ's (Cisco, Issac, MarcB)
Two floors of dancing - Salsa and Cha Cha Cha upstairs, Latin Mix downstairs by DJ SantaRosa!
Cash Bar!
*Don't forget to purchase your SalsaMania (March 8) tickets $20
Sunday, March 29th, from 5:30 - 10 p.m.
All Ages welcome
Kids under 16, free!
Free admission for one person who brings two new guests!
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I really enjoyed visiting Point Pleasant Beach in New Jersey, even though I visited in the colder months when there was snow on the beach. It is a big beach with a path for...
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I really enjoyed visiting Point Pleasant Beach in New Jersey, even though I visited in the colder months when there was snow on the beach. It is a big beach with a path for bicycles and cottages behind that. There is lots of space and you get a good view of the whole beach!
Great town to visit lots to do in the summer . Ya can t get bored down there . . Clubs , bars , they re down there . Different shops & so forth . Lots to do in town in the nicer weather .
We normally park our lounge chairs by Jenks so we can here there music and they are great about using there rest room... just order something beats the public rr
Great place to retire if you love the beach, great place to raise your kids. Nice area for all to enjoy.
Good sand, clean beach, parking can be expensive so park around the lake, where there are no meters. Fun Boardwalk with rides and games for all ages. Good restaurants in town. Something for everyone.
Police officer gave me ticket was not aa happy camper first ticket I ever had in 50 years. Other then that hotel was great .
We took a chance and attended this festival. It was very crowded but worth it. Great food- Just get yourself to the area early and by mid afternoon - head to the beach! The band The Funktion was so amazing- had the crowd going early on. Normally this and other festivals have the local same olds same olds to be...
The beach and its boardwalk have come back strong after Superstorm Sandy! The place is better than ever!
Great NJ beach - recommend as a family or as a trip with friends. Nice restaurants in the area, easy parking.
The annual seafood festival starts early, so the parking is a problem if you arrive late. It is nice to see the individual stands with a variety of sea food for sale. I settled for the sea food fest combo which includes a Maine lobster tail, snow crab cluster and six shrimp plus cole slaw for $15. If you never...
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According to FHFA, nearly 41,000 out of those 65,900 foreclosure prevention actions (62 percent) completed in Q4 were permanent loan modifications; 33 percent of borrowers who received loan mods had their payments reduced by 30 percent or more, according to FHFA.Read More »
Freddie Mac Reaches Out to Borrowers Facing Higher Payments Due to HAMP Resets
Approximately 511,000 borrowers who received HAMP mods in 2010 are due to reset in 2015 and face the prospect of increased interest rates, commonly known as "step-ups." Treasury and the GSEs are reaching out to assist borrowers who have trouble absorbing the increased monthly payments.Read More »
Wells Fargo to Close Servicing Site, Lay Off 1,000 Employees
Wells Fargo cited the improving economy in the last two years along with steady declines in delinquencies and fewer borrowers in need of mitigation options to avoid foreclosure as contributing factors to the closing of the Milwaukee office. The bank said the closing will be effective in late July.Read More »
Non-Profit Awards $44.8 Million Through Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling Program
While foreclosure numbers have declined significantly since the peak years of 2010 and 2011, a recent uptick in foreclosure starts demonstrates the need still exists for loss mitigation programs such as the NFMC to help families and individuals stay in their homes when their mortgages become delinquent. The current demand for NFMC grant funds ($87 million) was nearly double the amount of $44.8 million that was awarded.Read More »
HUD: Nearly Half of Loans in Distressed Asset Stabilization Program Have Been Resolved
Since HUD began SFLS in 2010, it has resolved 38,385 out of 79,029 non-performing loans through various means, a total of 49 percent. Out of those resolved loans, 16,706 of the borrowers (21 percent of the non-performing total and 43.5 percent of the resolved loans) avoided foreclosure through either paying the loans current, forbearance agreements, paying the loan in full, a short sale, a third-party sale, or a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.Read More »
Legislation in Montana Aimed at Reducing Banks' Liability in Loss Mitigation
Distressed and at-risk Montana homeowners spoke out against the two bills in the state's House Business and Labor Committee on Thursday, claiming that their respective mortgagees had misled them verbally with regards to loss mitigation practices. The borrowers said they would have had no legal claim against those mortgagees if these bills had been in enacted before they filed their respective lawsuits against their lenders.Read More »
Legislation to Extend Tax Relief to Distressed Homeowners Currently in House, Senate Committees
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Indiana AG Urges Lawmakers Not to Eliminate Foreclosure 'Settlement Conferences'
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North Carolina Bill Would Permit Homeowners to Exclude Forgiven Mortgage Debt from Taxes
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Ocwen Teams With Housing Group to Aid Distressed New York Homeowners
Ocwen Financial Corp. found trouble in New York last year when a top regulator's investigation revealed that the servicer had sent erroneously dated correspondence to about 7,000 borrowers. Over the weekend, however, Ocwen made positive news in New York when it teamed with Neighborhood Housing Services of New York City to reach out to aid struggling homeowners who were at risk of foreclosure.Read More »


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Maybelline Line Stiletto liquid eyeliner
459 reviews
67% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$
on 3/19/2010 4:25:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
My go to liquid liner is macs liquidlast since the staying power is amazing but since it dried out and there was a maybelline sale, i decided to try this out. Overall, its okay. The felt tip is flexible and easy to use but a bit long like others have mentioned. The formulation doesnt have the best staying power either buts its decent, and its not the blackest black ive tried but its not blue either like some other liquid liners ive tried. Also, i have sensitive eyes and used it to tightline but it didnt irritate them. I guess i like the packaging, it doesnt leak, theres a ball in there so you can shake it up, and its slim and small so no complaints there.
on 3/9/2010 5:37:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I don't have much experience with liquid liners, but this one seemed to be just okay. I found the applicator to be a little to long, but it was still very precise. The formula was more on the runny side and needed more than one coat to live up to its full pigmentation. I purchased this in 'back/brown' and I think it could be just a little darker. I had no problems with flaking, but I did get the occasional smear. This lived up to what it was suppose to, but I didn't find it to be to amazing. I will keep searching for my HG.
on 3/8/2010 8:56:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Nice liquid liner that is easy to apply and stays on my lids all day. I will buy this again.
on 3/3/2010 6:12:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
I really liked this at first because it's incredibly shiny and it I could do a winged eye in about two minutes on both eyes. My eyes are extremely hard to do wings on because they have a deep fold at the outer corners, and it usually takes a lot of time. I really loved the flexible tip and it gave me a lot of control. Everything about this liner is really great. It lasts for me and although it isn't waterproof, it doesn't fade too much throughout the day. I also really love the slightly glossy look of this. I haven't tried too many other liquid liners, but I really enjoy this one.
on 2/26/2010 6:30:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Other
Eyes: Black
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the colour is very intense and its stays for a reasonable amount of time
but its not very waterproof. and theres room for improvement for staying power
on 2/20/2010 2:54:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I usually use gel/pencil liners, however i wanted something especially for my top lids. I decided to invest in a liquid liner,and i thought becuase of the brush this would be perfect for someone like me who has never done liquid liner b4. I used it and it was okay.The best thing about this product to me is the size of the applicator and how it allows you to really take control of lining especially if you have shaky hands.The applicator could be a little bit more stiffer,but no complaints. Its a bit too wet but it does dry pretty fast...and if your not careful this might flake on you if you even touch your lids...but overall its an ok product, i would purchase it again,if i couldnt get anything better..
on 2/16/2010 2:03:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I had a coupon for this products and on top of that I needed a new liner, so I picked this up not knowing anything about it at all, I love the tip makes it's soo easy to apply on, the color is more of a shiney black then a matt black just so you know, it wears all day long and doesn't move on me at all.. Doesn't smell bad just in case you were wondering as well.. I will diff buy again for sure
on 2/12/2010
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was in need of a quick fix of an eyeliner because my gel liner was drying up.
when i finally got to use it, the felt tip was too flimsy to make a straight line. Also, it doesn't even last the full 7 hour day at school. I ended up going back to my to my dried up gel liner because it still worked better.
on 2/8/2010 5:04:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I bought this because I haven't been able to find the Maybelline waterproof lineworks liner (my favorite) anywhere. Thinking they might have discontinued it, I looked for a replacement and saw the new line stiletto package advertising a felt tip, which is the reason I love the lineworks so much...so I thought it might be similar. However, while the lineworks has a rigid felt tip, the line stiletto has a longer, flexible felt tip so it really is much more like a thin brush. I felt that it was too flexible to give the control that I wanted, and the tip is not as fine as my HG, making it harder to create a precise line. Although I normally apply liquid eyeliner like a pro (have been doing it for more than a decade), it's been a few days now and I still have to spend more than a minute and use several cotton swabs to get it right. You might like this eyeliner if you are looking for something with slightly more control than a brush eyeliner, but if you are looking for a rigid felt tip liner like the line works, you will be disappointed buying this. I will not repurchase.
on 2/4/2010 3:14:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I recently bought this, I normally go for the more expensive brands, but wanted to cut costs, the price was perfect. As for application, it easily applies, a first timer could do it. Goes on easy, and stays put, would suggest it to anyone whos looking for a quality product at a great price.
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I've started writing a new CUDA application. However I hit a funny detour along the way. Calling the first cudaMalloc on a variable x, fails the first time. However when I call it the second time it returns cudaSuccess. Recently upgraded to CUDA 4.0 SDK, it's a really weird bug.
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Here at the DAM, feedback is crucial. In fact, we thrive on it. Lucky for us, Denver families are not shy. Their thoughts inform us every step of the way, making our projects better.
The Chambers and Grant Gallery on level three of the Hamilton Building provides great opportunity for a focused presentation. Its intimate size mandates a careful selection of works so that each relates to the others in meaningful ways.
We Denverites are lucky people. We are graced with beautiful scenery, weather much of the country envies, and one of the greatest cultural arts scenes in the United States, with the Denver Art Museum serving as one its anchors.
Every year I am wowed not only by the creativity of the young artists in our student showcases but also the hard work and impact of their dedicated teachers.
Rebranded: Polish Film Posters for the American Western is an impressive collection from the golden age of Polish poster art, the culmin
I'm pictured here in the conservation lab of the Royal Library and Print Room at Windsor Castle where I spent time with the paper conservator to look at some drawings that had been mounted on stiff fiberboard during the nineteenth century.
In almost every month of the year, staff members at the Denver Art Museum prepare artworks in our collection to be loaned to other museums around the world.
February 26 update: Here is the program (PDF) for this month's Untitled.
Clyfford Still's relationship with the Albright-Knox Art Gallery began in the mid-1950s and continued until his death, culminating in his unprecedented gift of 31 paintings to the gallery in 1964.
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Southern Garrett High School, the largest educational facility in predominately rural Garrett County, Maryland, strives to provide students with a variety of educational experiences to meet their individual needs. By providing successful school experiences, we prepare students to become life-long learners. We challenge students to strive for personal excellence and responsible citizenship as they develop intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically.
Thank you to Gregg's Pharmacy, our business partner for March.
State Champion Celebration Assembly On Thursday, April 2, Devin Hamrick and the boys Cross Country team will be honored at an assembly starting at 9:00am. The schedule is listed below. There will be no RAMS period April 2.
Period 1 8:25 - 8:55
Assembly 9:00 - 9:50
Period 2 9:55 - 11:15
Period 3 11:20 - 1:15
Period 1 1:15 - 1:50
Period 4 1:55 - 3:15
2015-2016 School Calendar The proposed calendar for next year is on the BOE website. The BOE would like public input. http://garrettcountyschools.org/news/2015/03/proposed-school-calendars-for-2015-16
Prom Information
Prom Tickets will go on sale Monday, March 30th through Friday April 17th in Mrs. Pyle's room in the morning before 1st period, during RAMS period, and immediately after school. Tickets will NOT be sold the week before the prom.
Tickets are $5 for Seniors, $20 for Juniors and underclassmen (who are invited by a junior or senior), and $25 for Out of School Guests (who are invited by a senior).
Juniors are permitted to bring any student at this school of any grade. Seniors can bring any student at this school or Out of School Guest provided the guest gets approved. Again, please note that juniors are not permitted to bring out of school guests. Each student is only allowed to bring ONE date.
Seniors: Out of school Guests must be age 20 or under. A "Guest Verification Form" (located in the document holders in the main lobby) must be filled out and returned to the main office in order to purchase your Out of School Guest ticket. No Out of School Guest tickets will be sold until this form is approved. In addition, please wait to purchase YOUR ticket until your out of school guest gets approved. This may take several days, so be sure to fill out your form ASAP.
NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE PROM WITHOUT A TICKET as tickets will NOT be sold at the door. Be sure to get your ticket from Mrs. Pyle during the 3 weeks tickets are sold, Monday, March 30-Friday, April 17th.
FBI Teen Academy The FBI is hosting a Teen Academy in which teens, 14-18, can spend a day learning about the different activities of the FBI. The Teen Academy will be conducted in the Baltimore Division FBI headquarters on Friday, July 17. The main requirements are: Be a high school student between the ages of 14-18; possess a grade point average of 2.5; possess leadership qualities and be interested in a law enforcement career. Interested students should see their school counselor. Our school can submit up to five nominations
ACORN Looking for Student Work Are you an aspiring artist? a secret poet? or a developing photographer? This is your chance to have your work recognized. The Acorn staff is looking for original student artwork, photography and writing for the upcoming school literary magazine to be published in the spring. Please see Ms. Savage in room 1231 if you are interested or if you have any questions. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing your work in print!
Lady Rams Softball Fundraiser The Varsity and JV softball teams are selling raffle tickets for a chance to win half a beef. The tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. The beef was generously donated by June and Charlie McClosky. Contact Amber Hill at email@example.com or any of the softball players to purchase tickets. Thank you for supporting Southern Softball.
Graduation Cap and Gown Orders Attention Seniors: If you have not ordered your cap and gown for graduation, please do so by calling 1-800-Jostens. Online ordering is no longer available. All orders have to be placed by calling Jostens. Questions or problems, contact Ms. Zumpano.
Graduation Meeting A mandatory graduation meeting will be held during RAMS on Thursday, April 9 in the gym. All seniors are required to attend. Questions contact Shannon Bittinger or Maria Zumpano.
Graduation Pictures Grad Images will be photographing all graduates at the upcoming graduation ceremony. Visit GradImages websites, www.gradimages.com, and click on Pre-Event Email Registration. Enter your email and up to 6 emails of loved ones who would like to share in your accomplishment by viewing ana ordering your photos. **Get $5 OFF orders of $25 or more just by registering your information before your event! Questions, call Grad Images at 1-800-261-2576
Nomination Process for Gifted and Talented Process Open The nomination process for high school students is now open. Nominations from parents, students and teachers will be accepted until April 30, 2015. Parent nomination forms for the high school program are available on the Southern Garrett High School website.Once nominations are received, a committee at the high school collects academic information about nominees and makes a determination whether a student meets the criteria for the program. Students and parents are informed of the decision by the beginning of the 2015-16 school year. A common reason a student might be nominated for the high school gifted and talented program would be because a student is seeking opportunities to explore solutions to real world problems in a topic of interest related to an area in which the student demonstrates exceptional ability or a future career goal. Students seeking to nominate themselves should request a meeting with Beverly Sincell, Southern High Gifted & Talented Coordinator.
After School Tutoring After school tutoring will be offered in the Media Center every Wednesday and Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 pm. A math or English teacher will be available for tutoring each night.
Natural Resources Career Camp Students, grades 9-11, with an interest in forestry and related conservation careers can now apply to attend a Natural Resources Career Camp, a week-long program at Hickory Environmental Education Center July 19-25, 2015. Students will learn about careers in natural resources as well as participate in field trips to state parks, in activities such as identifying night sounds, tree climbing, tree identification and more. Participants will also have an opportunity to earn college credits during the camp. Further information on the program can be obtained by contacting your school counselor or at the Association website at www.marylandforestryboards.org/nrcc.cfm.
Yearbook Orders Yearbook orders and payments for the 2015 yearbook must be done by June 1. Go to the yearbook-Highlander page for more information.
Senior Class Trip The class of 2015 senior trip will be held on Friday, May 22. The one day trip will be to 6 Flags in Largo, MD. Students interested in going on the trip should sign up bring their $25 deposit to Mrs. Bittinger.
U.S. Service Academy Information Forum Congressman John K. Delaney will host his annual U.S. Service Academy Information Forum on Wednesday, April 8 from 5-7 p.m. at the Bernard Brown Community Center. This Center is located at 629 N. Market Street, 2nd Floor Community Room, in Frederick, MD(parking is provided across the street at Habitat for Humanity ReStore lot). This forum is focused on providing information on the academies and admission requirements for students hoping to enter one of the four service academies in July 2016. Representatives of the U.S. Air Force Academy, the U.S. Military Academy, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and the U.S. Naval Academy will be present to talk with students and their parents. Interested students need to RSVP at email@example.com or at 301-733-2900.
Lebanon Valley College Actuarial Science Camp Lebanon Valley College is offering an actuarial science summer camp from June 22 through June 26. The camp is a week-long intensive program for rising high school seniors designed to help them decide if they're interested in actuarial work. For more information about the camp, please visit https://www.lvc.edu/summer-scholars-actuarial-science/index.aspx.
National Honor Society to Celebrate 50th Anniversary The members of the Foster D. Bittle Chapter of the National Honor Society at Southern Garrett High School are pleased to announce the 50th Anniversary of the school's chapter during the upcoming 2014-2015 school year. In celebration of this event, a reunion of any past chapter members will be held on Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 2 pm in the cafetorium during the chapter's annual induction ceremony of new members. Current members are requesting any past Foster D. Bittle Chapter members and their families, advisors, school principals and retired staff to contact advisor Heather Savage at firstname.lastname@example.com with their contact information and years of affiliation with the school's chapter. The chapter is collecting artifacts, pictures, memorabilia and memories over the next school year for the event. Ms. Savage and the current members look forward to hearing from you and sharing in the celebration of 50 years of student success at Southern High School.
Head Lice Precaution It is extremely important for you to check your child's head on a regular basis. Visit the centers for disease control webpage for more information http://www.cdc.gov/parasites/lice/head/ . You can also contact your child's school nurse with questions.
The best way to prevent transmission of head lice:
*Do not to share combs, brushes, hair ornaments, hats, caps, scarves, headsets, or any personal headgear.
*Do not try on other people's hats (even in department stores).
*Hang coats separately - placing hats and scarves inside coat/jacket sleeves.
*Clean or disinfect shared headgear (i.e., helmets) with Lysol® or rubbing alcohol before being used.
*Wash hands often with soap and water for 20 seconds. Washing hands correctly is the most important thing you can do to stay healthy.
*Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
*Avoid close contact such as kissing, hugging, and sharing cups or eating utensils with people that are sick.
*Cover your cough and sneezes with a tissue or shirt sleeve, not your hands.
*Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces, such as toys, doorknobs, especially if someone is sick.
*Stay home when you are sick and keep sick children home from school if they are ill.
News coverage concerning Entroviris D68 and Ebola is very confusing. Follow the links to the Garrett County Health Department website and the Centers for Disease Control for more information.


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Dangers on the Road
POSTED: Thursday, January 20, 2011 - 6:49pm
UPDATED: Friday, January 21, 2011 - 3:58pm
Eight people have died in car accidents so far this year, compared to three people at this time last year. So we wanted to ask the experts - are our roads getting more dangerous?
"It's horrible that we have to see this happen every single day, I mean my walls are filled with articles," said Sandra Marquez, director of SVM Defensive Driving. Her wallpaper is a grim reminder of how dangerous the roads can be.
"We have to remember that driving is a privilege, it's not a right," Marquez said.
There was a crash at Montana and Loop 375. Another at Zaragoza and I-10. Then one at Vista Del Sol and Bob Hope. Another at I-10 and U.S.-54. Then one at Zaragoza and Saul Kleinfeld. And the most recent was at Lee and Turner. That's eight traffic deaths in twenty days.
"In the ten years, maybe five people have told us, 'You know what, it was my fault'" Marquez said. She said El Paso has become a melting pot for different cultures and different driving habits.
"They come from different states, and their driving habits are also different, we have people coming from across the border, their driving habits are different." Marquez also says the majority of the people in her defensive driving classes are teenagers, and she encourages parents and kids alike not to allow distractions in the car.
"I've seen people shaving in the car, I've seen people changing, but it's just amazing the things people do in a car," she said. So while Sandra is reminded everyday of the consequences of poor driving, she says people too easily forget that one wrong turn can change a life.
"Maybe by one report or two reports will not change the world, but definitely we can start with ourselves, and that's all we can do."
Defensive driving instructors say you don't have to take a class to know the basics - wear a seat belt, don't be distracted by things like noisy passengers or cell phones, and don't drink and drive.
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Target the 25under youth drivers! They do feel bullet proof! I discussed this story with two of my daughters friends(males) last night. THEY DON'T GET IT! They feel that their license is their right to do as they please! They feel their license is above the law! Raise age for licensed drivers or racin once your out! Speeding 2'x a year...YOUR OUT!!
You are more likely to get shot up in Juarez but you will get killed by a DWI Driver here in El Paso...DWI Drivers the "Sicarios:" of El Paso Streets!!!!!
Are these fatalities due to ignorance of the law, or could it be that our youth feel bullet proof, said that be, driving is not a video game. You only get one LIFE.


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The Formula One title battle between Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso will go down to the wire in Brazil after McLaren's Lewis Hamilton won the US Grand Prix on Sunday.
Championship leader Vettel finished second after starting his 100th career F1 race on pole position while Alonso remained in contention with third place and is now 13 points adrift of the German with one race left.
While Vettel was denied a third straight title, Red Bull were able to celebrate the constructors' title - becoming only the fourth team in the 62 year history of the sport to take the championship three years in a row.
"It's incredible, something that everyone throughout the team has worked incredibly hard for and to have achieved it is something...I'm speechless really," said team principal Christian Horner.
Thrilling finale
Vettel need finish only fourth in the Sao Paulo finale to take the title but the weather at Interlagos can be fickle and the wily and consistent Alonso cannot be ruled out for what would also be his third title.
"The race unfortunately hinged on one backmarker who didn't use his mirrors, that was the difference," said Horner after Hamilton passed Vettel for the lead on lap 42 after the German had lost time behind Indian Narain Karthikeyan's HRT.
"There was nothing between the two of them today. They were trading times all afternoon and it was that one backmarker that cost us.
"But congratulations to Lewis, he's obviously had bad luck at other races and it was important to finish ahead of Fernando," said Horner.Hamilton, winner of the last US Grand Prix staged in the United States five years ago, had been second at the start with Alonso lining up seventh.
The Spaniard would have started eighth but Brazilian Felipe Massa took a five-place penalty to move his Ferrari team mate to the clean side of the grid.
Warm welcome
"A first-time winner. I'm so happy," beamed Hamilton, interviewed by US Formula One great Mario Andretti on the podium, of picking up where he left at Indianapolis in 2007 by winning the first race at the new Circuit of the Americas.
"It was such a warm welcome and one of the best, if not the best, race of the year - especially for me and the team," added the 2008 champion, wearing a cowboy hat on the podium, who is moving to Mercedes at the end of the season.
"It's been a long time since we had a win. I'm so proud of the team and grateful for the support we've had."
While Vettel and Red Bull team mate Mark Webber got away quickly, Alonso made his move and was fourth after the first corner.
The Spaniard was gifted another spot on lap 17 when Webber retired with an alternator problem in a worrying development for Red Bull.
Needing to finish fourth or better to keep Vettel from clinching the title if the German won the race, Alonso kept his Ferrari near the top of the leader board for the entire race while Massa finished fourth.
Hamilton's team mate Jenson Button was fifth after an outstanding drive while Kimi Raikkonen, winner in Abu Dhabi two weeks' earlier, was sixth for Lotus.
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Julian Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. He is the author of "Jimmy Carter" and of the new book "Governing America."
Princeton, New Jersey (CNN) -- Since the Democrats chose to host their convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, in a state that has not been hospitable to unions, organized labor is going to have a rally to focus attention on its key issues in Philadelphia on August 11.
The rally is meant to send a message to the Democratic leadership, as well as to Republicans, that many workers feel as if they don't have a voice in the two-party system. As AFL-CIO President Rich Trumka said to members, the rally will "give us an opportunity to connect the faces of ordinary Americans to the basic issues affecting working people in our country while providing an important liftoff to our Labor 2012 political program for the fall."
The rally is indicative of a larger tension that has plagued the Democratic coalition for several decades. Since the 1960s, organized labor, once the pillar of the Democratic Party, has often been taken for granted or even treated with hostility....
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Byrd steps down as Appropriations panel chairman
WASHINGTON Sen. Robert Byrd, the longest-serving senator in history, is stepping down from his cherished post as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
Byrd, 90, has become increasingly frail in recent years, and the move didn't come as a surprise.
The West Virginia Democrat is a Senate icon and a legend in his own state, where he's single-handedly responsible for directing huge sums of federal largess for roads, universities, and economic development projects. It was a perk of his powerful perch as chairman or top minority member of the panel for the past two decades.
Before that, he was the Senate's Democratic leader for 12 years.
Byrd said Friday he made the decision voluntarily, deciding it's time for new leadership on the committee, which is among the most important in Congress for its control over more than $1 trillion in federal agencies' budgets.
"A new day has dawned in Washington, and that is a good thing. For my part, I believe that it is time for a new day at the top of the Senate Appropriations Committee," Byrd said in a statement. He said he would remain as chairman of the subcommittee that writes the budget for the Department of Homeland Security.
Byrd will be replaced by Hawaii Democrat Daniel Inouye, 84, who's served in the Senate since 1963, and also has a reputation for shipping federal dollars back to his state. Inouye said he was "humbled" at the prospect of taking over the panel in January when the new Congress convenes.
While the decision was made by Byrd, it came after a monthslong whispering campaign by some of his Senate colleagues and their staff aides in hopes of easing him out. Byrd withstood the pressure earlier this year, but it resumed in recent days.
Byrd did not make reference to the leadership pressure in his statement, though he had criticized Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., over an account in Politico.com that cited anonymous sources as saying Reid was now seeking to ease Byrd out of his chairmanship.
"I want to stress that this is a decision I made only after much personal soul-searching, and after being sure of the substantial Democratic pickup of seats in the Senate," Byrd said. "I am now confident that stepping aside as chairman will not adversely impact my home state of West Virginia."
Byrd has become significantly more frail since Erma, his wife of almost 69 years, died two years ago. He has taken to a wheelchair and reads his speeches, often with some difficulty.
Byrd's political rise began in the coalfields of West Virginia. The adopted son of a miner, he grew up as poor as any American politician, living in a house without electricity, running water or indoor plumbing. He quickly rose through the West Virginia House and Senate and the U.S. House before winning election to the Senate in 1958.
In the Senate, Byrd gained a reputation for hard work, mastery of the rules and a sometimes imperious leadership style. He once said that as majority leader, he "ran the Senate like a stern parent."


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Anyone no what the attached picture is please, it's growing in my garden in uk and I look after it but don't no what it is any help please
Welcome sellersrites! There is a forum completley dedicated to naming an unidenitfied plant. I've linked it below. I'm sure they can help you.
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Not surprisingly, a Quinnipiac poll released Monday morning found that voters disapprove of the stalemate in Albany by a nearly 4-to-1 margin, with respondents evenly parsing out blame between Democrats, Republicans and the governor.
"Dysfunctionali That could be the automatic adjective for Albany. Maybe we should find a more vivid word. Three-quarters of New York state voters say their state government doesn't work," said Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.
The poll surveyed 2,477 registered voters in New York and found that 78 percent believe the state government is dysfunctional and the recent logjam in the state Senate made 42 percent of those polled embarrassed to be New Yorkers.
The state Senate chamber has remained empty since June 8, when Sens. Pedro Espada (D-Bronx) and Hiram Monserrate (D-East Elmhurst) joined Republicans in leading a disputed coup in the legislative body. The Senate had not met for two weeks before Gov. David Paterson called an extraordinary session for Tuesday at 3 p.m.
But although 55 percent of those surveyed said they were not embarrassed by the situation, 71 percent said they were "somewhat dissatisfied" or "very dissatisfied" with the way things were going.
"Truth remains goofier than fiction. We're only sort of embarrassed — but we're really worried — about the Senate standoff. Overwhelmingly, voters fear that it imperils the chances of passing important legislation," Carroll said.
Respondents to the poll split the blame for the dysfunction in Albany, according to Carroll, with 25 percent pointing to the Republicans and 21 percent citing the Democrats.
Even though Paterson is no longer a member of the Senate, 23 percent blamed him for the debacle and about 31 percent of those surveyed said they were not sure who was to blame.
Despite the debacle, 48 percent of voters in all parties polled said their home district state senator deserved to be re-elected in 2010, compared with 27 percent who said they should not.
"And while almost nobody likes the 'Legislature,' that big impersonal word, many voters still back their own state senator, a person with a name and face they know," Carroll said.
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I have two questions about creating a cwm for a new device (Point of View TAB-PR945).
The first problem:
While trying to build a new touch cwm via builder.clockworkmod.com, I'm getting the following error:
bionic/libc/Android.mk:429: TARGET_CPU_VARIANT is not defined bionic/libc/arch-arm/arm.mk:30: *** "TARGET_CPU_VARIANT not set or set to an unknown value. Possible values are cortex-a5, cortex-a7, cortex-a8, cortex-a9, cortex-a15, krait, scorpion. Use generic for devices that do not have a CPU similar to any of the supported cpu variants.". Stop.
I need the touch cwm, because my device doesn't have vol up and down buttons.
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What's the difference between fstab v1 and v2? I've got the recovery.fstab from a dumped stock recovery, but the device is running a stock Android 4.2.2 now and I don't know if I have the right v2 format of fstab for building a cm10.2 cwm.


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Baptisia and deer?
Someone told me that baptisia is one of the (very few) plants that deer don't eat. I've heard that about so many plants that I know from experience that they do eat. So, does anyone have any first-hand experience with this, one way or another? Thanks.
Hi Ginny,
My never eaten by anything baptisia australis was maybe 5 years old when directly next to it, from seed, I planted lovely Charter's Pink double hollyhocks. Waited the 2 years it takes for them to bloom, and one August morning from my kitchen I spied 3 five foot tall stalks all in bloom. Have to get a picture - alas, no good batteries. Next morning with new batteries in camera, I charge out the back door and without looking ahead of me, I arrived at the garden to find 12" high bare stalks of hollyhock. Hollyhocks are deer canapes; baptisia? never one bite. I'd plant the baptisia.
I've had Baptisia australis (just the common one, no specific cultivar) for many years in my deer infested area of town and never had any deer damage. Note it doesn't like to be moved as it has a long tap root.
Other plants deer have never bothered: heaths and heathers if you have the conditions for them. Also my heucheras haven't been bothered either (although these I've only had for 4 years).
Good news so far about baptisia. And I'm sorry about your hollyhocks, Jane. That's a painful experience after waiting so long to see them bloom.
Had to look up Carolina Moonlight, Madgallica. That's a new one for me. It seems to be a hybrid of two baptisia species, neither one of them australis, so maybe that's why the deer liked it.
Hoping for further input from people in deer habitat, like me.


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The second time I met Reynolds Price was uneventful. So was the first, at which I didn't so much meet him as stand next to him. Still, each small moment changed the way I saw myself. That second time was the first time I ever ate at the Algonquin Hotel in New York. It was also the first time I got taken to dinner by my current literary agent, whose client list includes Nobel Laureates and National Book Award winners and who, I feared, had mistaken me for someone else.
We walked into the Algonquin dining room, and there was Price, in his big, shiny wheelchair, right at the Round Table!
I nearly fainted.
My agent hugged him. He was up from North Carolina for an awards dinner.
She introduced me to him as "my new client."
Price smiled his wide, genteel southern grin. "So," he said. "A junior partner in the firm."
I have no idea what I said. Something inane, surely.
He reached up, touched me on the shoulder. "Let her pay," he stage-whispered. "She's the agent."
She laughed. So did Price.
She and I took a table nearby. Thank God. I was working on my fourth book then, no novice. And there was nothing intimidating about that warm, friendly man. But I didn't feel like I belonged at that table, with that hero of mine.
Yet, there I was, in the same restaurant. In the same profession. A junior partner in the firm. Eating a meal Reynolds Price's agent paid for.
This is from Roxanna Slade, Price's novel, told in the voice of a 90-something woman, in the middle of herattemptto tell the story of her life:
The problem in trying to tell the story of a human life is easy to state. People's lives...are uneventful for way over three-fourths of their length. If you don't believe (and I know I don't) that every instant in a life is urgent to that person's fate, then you could write a satisfactory life of the busiest man or woman who ever lived in less than two pages, often on a postcard. Most things that happen to a person leave no more trace than last month's raindrop....
All the same, I'm almost convinced that if you can tell the absolute truth about the five or ten moments that mattered in any one life, then you'll have shown how every life is as useful to the world and to the eyes of God as any president's or pope's.
I'm not sure anyone ever said a wiser thing about trying to tell stories that involve recognizable human lives.
Price, at 65, is a throwback to that grand, dying tradition, the man of letters: poet, short story writer, playwright, novelist, reviewer, critic, essayist, autobiographer, translator (of the Gospels), and college professor. At Duke, Price teaches not only writing workshops (where his students have included Fred Chappell, Josephine Humphreys, and Anne Tyler) but also, once a year, the Milton seminar.
Roxanna Slade is Price's 30th book, but his main character's shrewd sense of narrative has been Price's credo from the get-go, when at the age of 29 he published his first novel, A Long and Happy Life (which, speaking of the Algonquin Round Table, was called a book that "strikes too deep to fuss around with analysis" by no less than Dorothy Parker).
In trying to solve the problem of telling the stories of recognizable human lives, Price, particularly in his short fiction (see The Collected Stories), has done what any master writing teacher would tell his students to do: Skip the "way over three-fourths" of your characters' lives that are uneventful and write about the eventful, interesting parts. But what's special about Price is his ability to spin long, deceptively simple stories by telling "the absolute truth about the five or ten moments that mattered in any one life."
At times, that life was Price's own, which he's written about in two fine autobiographies, Clear Pictures and A Whole New Life. (The latter deals directly with the astrocytoma in his spinal cord that rendered him a paraplegic in 1984; since then, Price has continued to teach and has produced more than a book a year!)
More often, those lives have been ones Price invented. The love story of Rosa and Wesley Beavers, for example, begun in A Long and Happy Life and continued in Good Hearts. Or the magnificent Kate Vaiden, in which the eponymous heroine, who describes herself as "a real middle-sized white woman that has kept on going with strong eyes and teeth for fifty-seven years," tells the story of those years, in the form of a faux autobiography. Anyone who marveled in Cold Mountain or She's Come Undone at how a male author can so convincingly write from a female perspective should enjoy seeing what a true master can do. This is the territory to which Price returns in Roxanna Slade: a woman, this one born with the century, who surveys both her own engagingly "uneventful" life and the century in which it was lived, deftly recalling societal changes along the way. Childbirth, for instance, "killed young mothers like flies, a fact that's all but forgotten today in America." There are lines like that every couple of pages; my wife politely asked me to stop reading so many aloud, because she wanted to read the book, too. I would have quoted more lines here, but she's in the next room reading and wanted the book back.
The first time I met Reynolds Price? The American Booksellers Association convention in Washington, D.C. His publisher was giving away copies of Clear Pictures, and Price would be signing them.
As I got close, I saw a long line. I joined it. It humbled me to see how far I had to go. But it also made me feel great about being in a profession where several hundred people gathered for someone as worthy as Price.
I drew closer. I saw a sign. I was in line for Vanna White's autobiography, Vanna Speaks. The line for Price was off to the left. Maybe 20 people long.
Price sat in that wheelchair and signed books and was charming, chatting up his modest crowd. Even among book people, Vanna White was a bigger draw than Reynolds Price. This is the kind of indignity any great American writer must suffer with grace.
If Price was suffering, he didn't show it. When I got to the front of the line, I inanely blurted that I, too, was a writer. He said some nice things to me that I was too starstruck to hear. He signed my book "With encouragement, Reynolds Price."
I've always felt like a freak, that I was so naive to have once thought people cared about real books.
Then again — nine years later, the game show second banana's book is out of print. Most of Price's rich body of work is readily available.
The absolute truth? Roxanna Slade would be a good place to start.
Mark Winegardner, a professor in the creative writing program at Florida State University, is the author of four books, including, most recently, the novel The Veracruz Blues.