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I love all things Egyptian. I would love to see this!
How far is Indianapolis from where you are moving to? The exhibit is coming there in 2009. http://www.kingtut.org/about_the_exhibitionOriginally Posted by foreverducky, post: 14462
I may have to go to Atlanta and see it....
That exhibit is one of the most beautiful fantastic exhibits I have ever had the good forture to see as a child...I blessed in that I got to see it 3 times before it was removed from the US....I can still remember how beautiful it all was...it shows off thier skills in so many things. Just breath taking...I think the Jade Bowl was my personal fav piece.
ooh, i really fancy that. We are in Rochester this weekend, may be too far to go though i think.
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I saw it in the same place/time frame as PA.
But I wasn't a child!
yaaay - my tickets arrived a couple of days ago. Gotta get the train to London and get over to the O2 arena where the exhibition is by 1.00pm it's timed enrty and we can only enter from 1.00 - 1.30pm.
AND it's gonna be crowded over there as the Red Bull Air Race is taking place that weekend righ outside.
We're meeting my sister and niece - they'll be getting on the train at the next station along from us and we plan to head right over to the O2 as soon as we get to London and hopefully we can get a view of the air race which will be a bonus!
just been down to the railway station to buy our train tickets for tomorrow! Thought i'd better buy them in advance as the ticket office at my station is NEVER open, so not much hope of buying them there at half 8 on a Saturday morning! :rolleyes008:
We'll be sticking our heads out of the window at the main station which is the next stop (where i got the tickets) to wave at my sis and my niece as they're joining us.....and then off we go for our exciting day out!
I have made a decision to not bring my camera to London as I don't want to spend all my time worrying about taking pics, and also because I have no room on any of my 3 memory cards!
Will tell you all about it on Sunday probably!

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An inimitable collection of contemporary art works from 1960s to 2007
As a tribute to the nation on the eve of Republic Day, Kumar Gallery in the Capital is hosting its annual show as a celebration of Indian art.
Titled "Celebration 2008", the event showcasing paintings by 24 artists will be held at Kumar Gallery's Sainik Farms premises from Friday to February 8. It will include significant works by M. F. Husain, F. N. Souza, K. S. Kulkarni, Ram Kumar, Krishen Khanna, G. R. Santosh, A. Ramachandran, Gopal Ghose, Bimal Das Gupta, Jatin Das, Arpana Caur, Paresh Maity and Seema Kohli.
Speaking about this special exhibition, Kumar Gallery Director Sunit Kumar says the annual show brings together an inimitable collection of works from a period as early as 1960s to 2007. "It is indeed a moment of great pride for us to bring to the city art works that span more than four decades and present a panoramic overview of Indian contemporary art as it has evolved," he adds.
The earlier works of the veterans present a magnificent view of an art fraternity which consisted of wisdom-based compositions. Most of the artists of these times lived in an ideal world removed from the social or physical area of their lives.
While Ramgopal Vijaivargiya's "Meghdoot", Bireshwar Sen's "Bonsai" and B. Prabha's "Mother and Child" focused more on mythological and cultural themes, a new synthesis can be found in the paintings of H. A. Gade, K. S. Kulkarni, N. S. Bendre and M. F. Husain. These artists have evolved a style of their own.
The works of the abstractionists like Jatin Das and Bimal Das Gupta are much in line with the international trends, but still distinguishable. These artists have brought a new vision through experimentation in planes or colours. The exhibition will also feature Paresh Maity's "Eternity", Arpana Caur's "Compassion" and Dhiraj Choudhury's "Sound of Rajasthan" that have broken new ground in terms of a fresh branching off from the international movements.
Krishen Khanna's works like "Mahant Ram the Storyteller" are reproductions of particular scenes.
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Marion County Board Building Committee Waives Bidding Process for Courtroom RenovationThe Marion County Board's Building Committee has voted to waive formal bidding and move forward on minor renovation of the second largest courtroom on the third floor of the courthouse. Judge Mark Stedelin told the committee Thursday night he contacted three contractors in Salem to see if they were interested in the project and received no return calls. As a result, the committee voted unanimously to waive bidding an accept a $23,000 proposal from DePew and Owen to complete the work that will renovate the courtroom to get computer technology to the clerk's desk. Full county board approval will still be needed. Stedelin told building committee member Dr. Creighton Engel alot of the cost can be picked up through funds collected on those who use the court system.
"[We] try to keep the expenses to the general fund as low as [we] can. It is a court function, it's something we need to get done, and...I'm trying to make it as minimal as I can get" said Stedelin.
Stedelin says the large courtroom will need a larger renovation in the future that will need the assistance of an architect. The judge had come under fire at past meetings for wanting to use DePew and Owen for the project without seeking bids.
The building committee also heard about a number of other concerns. Public Defender Matt Chancey was instructed to work with the State's Attorney to try and find a location to store records as both offices are out of room.
The committee voted to give Sheriff Jerry DeVore permission to have the west and south parking lots of the Law Enforcement Center resurfaced and striped at a cost of $3,350 by Tri-County Seal Coating in Centralia. DeVore will meet with an architect on August 12th to look at options to stop leaking in the jail showers. DeVore reported he has found a second company that will submit a price on needed repairs on the elevators before a January first deadline. DeVore also told the committee the boiler at the courthouse is older than originally thought. He reports it dates back to the 1960's. Replacement is expected to cost $155,000 with a $12,800 yearly energy savings. The committee decided not to take up the issue now since the boiler is still working.
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It's silly season for chocolates, so it's rather apt that we lose our head in a small chocolate factory in 'Frisco
Ghirardelli may get the tourist hype in San Francisco, but some wonderful chocolate is being made further down the Embarcadero, opposite the pier. So, next time you're in 'Frisco, visit TCHO. This small chocolate-making factory organises free tours – 'Come in, watch how we make artisan chocolate, and join our guided chocolate-tasting event!' Of course, on the way out, you'll stop to buy the products – you must! The tour, lasting an hour, is fun and guaranteed to give you a near-total education on chocolate.
Call to register, walk in and wait for the group to gather. This is a food-production facility, so open-toed shoes (sandals, flip-flops) are out. Kids under 8 don't get in — Willy Wonka's methods don't appeal to them. While you wait for your tour to begin, get the mocha, absolutely the best I've ever had. Don the hair net, beard-guard and earplugs they provide, surrender jewellery, watches, cameras, cellphones and all loose objects, and enter a curtained area for a briefing. There you watch a video of the history of chocolate, its production across continents and the narrative behind TCHO. The guide fills in with fascinating details. You get to touch cocoa-nuts and some small tools of the trade.
TCHO (pronounced 'cho') is the phonetic spelling of the first sound in 'chocolate', a truly inspired marriage of 't'echnology and 'cho'colate. Founded by a former NASA scientist and a cocoa aficionado, its present president/CEO is from WIRED magazine. The company brands itself 'Beyond Fairtrade'; it is fair-trade certified and does not infuse outside flavours into its products. Its brand value comes from sustainable sourcing practices and partnership with USAID to create factories in places where cacao is grown. It trains locals to grow and harvest quality beans, from which its cocoa, cocoa butter and chocolate are made.
The guide walks you through the pod-to-palate process, all the while regaling with titbits – only women pack chocolates because they have cooler hands. Starbucks' Kuma is made by TCHO. Chocolate sold in shops should have less than seven ingredients. White chocolate is just lard…
You then move to the tasting room for a tutorial in judging chocolate. You're treated to satiny flat discs of luxury chocolates in fruit, nut, citrus, milk chocolate and dark varieties. You're told that the undertones of fruit, citrus, nut or bitter are derived from the cocoa beans themselves. Much like in wine-tasting, you are encouraged to savour it slowly. Step 1: rub chocolate between fingers to release the flavours with your body heat. Step 2: break chocolate in half and if you hear a crisp snap, it means the chocolate has been tempered correctly. Step 3: let chocolate melt on your tongue to experience (and enjoy) the 'flavour wheels'. You learn to associate flavours with where the bean is grown (Madagascar is citrus while Ecuador is nutty), which flavour goes with which food or wine and what to look for when you buy your next bar.
For those who want their daily fix, buy TCHO-a-day, a daily choco-dose in 30-, 60- or 90-day packs. The pieces are in four flavours that you take "as needed" — for inspiration, coping, focus, optimism or euphoria. The ingredients include theobromine, serotonin, flavanols, and love. And it comes with this warning: 'May cause feelings of happiness and well-being, may cause urge to exceed daily dosage'. If dark chocolate does boost brain function, TCHO's chocolate should help you qualify for Mensa.
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BGR had the opportunity to go hands-on with RIM's upcoming entry level BlackBerry Curve 9320. This phone is headed to be an international star, sporting OS 7.1 and most of its elegant features. Continue reading for more photos.
Here is a back shot of the device. It resembles the Curve 9330 3G but with beefed up internals, screen resolution, OS 7.1 and more.
Here is the spec sheet with a dimenstion size and some stats. According to reports, the phone will be released into international markets (India) later this spring in April.
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It seems like all anyone (or at least I) can talk about these days is those Lindsay Lohan nude pictures from New York magazine, but there's more news today that we might see Lindsay Lohan nude again as Marilyn Monroe, but next time, it could be in Playboy magazine. According to Liz Smith, of the New York Post, Hugh Hefner wants Lindsay to get naked again and recreate Marilyn Monroe's famous nude swim from her unfinished final film, Something's Got To Give.
The pros and cons on Lindsay Lohan appearing as Marilyn Monroe for New York mag continue apace. The publication has all but imploded. Their Web site collapsed under constant hits!
Now we hear Lindsay is tempted to continue her nude homage to MM. Playboy's Hugh Hefner has offered the young star the chance to re-create Marilyn's famed nude swim from the unfinished film "Something's Got To Give."
But surely the talented Lohan said too much of a good thing is too much. Less nostalgically, she was spotted shopping at Neiman Marcus "after hours," so as not to be annoyed by gawkers. She bought Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana shoes, some cool Tom Ford shades and several clingy dresses in shades of lemon and tangerine. Her mama, Dina, was with her. "Sing out, Louise!"
So, will we be seeing Lindsay Lohan naked again so soon? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure, after New York magazine didn't pay Lindsay any money, you can bet she'll be getting a big fat cheque from Hugh Hefner. And considering that her film career is in the crapper, she definitely needs it.
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A newly released video shows health workers in Liberia attempting to capture a suspected Ebola patient, who had allegedly escaped from a treatment center on Sept. 1.
Clad in a red shirt, the man was wearing a badge indicating that he was being treated for Ebola at the ELWA hospital in the Paynesville neighborhood of Monrovia, the capital city. The Ebola wards at ELWA have been so overcrowded that at times they've had to turn away people suspected of being infected with the deadly virus.
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Newspapers have a responsibility to treat people fairly, especially in the current climate when innocent men and women are routinely picked up by police in the full glare of television cameras and then quietly let off when nobody is looking.
ON MAY 9, anyone who cared to switch on their TV or pick up a newspaper could not have escaped the headlines about the arrests of three members of a British Indian family in connection with the London bombings of July 7, 2005. They were arrested after a series of dramatic anti-terror raids in the predominantly Asian areas of Birmingham and West Yorkshire, handcuffed, brought to London and locked up on suspicion of "commissioning, preparing or instigating acts of terrorism."
It was a big media story. And for good reasons even though some of the reportage, especially the repeated TV replays of the 7/7 footage and the slightly hysterical tone of on-camera pieces, seemed designed to heighten the drama. What made it big was the fact that among those arrested was Hasina Patel, the 29-year-old wife of Mohammed Siddique Khan, the alleged mastermind behind the London bombings. Others included her brother Arshad Patel (30) and cousin Imran Motala (22), a university student.
A week later, all three were freed without any charge (a fourth man, arrested the same day, continues to be in police custody) but, in glaring contrast to the coverage given to their arrests, their release went almost unnoticed. It got a passing mention in TV news bulletins, and was dismissed as a "brief" by national newspapers.
Admittedly, the story of their release was not as "sexy" as that of their arrests and nobody expected it to hit the front page, but wasn't it even worth recording properly? Here were three innocent persons who had spent a week in police detention their reputation shattered and lives turned upside down but, let alone police offering any apology (they maintained that in "large and complex investigations" it was "not unusual" for people to be detained for interrogation and then let off without being charged) even the media didn't show them the courtesy of highlighting their innocence. On the other hand, if they had been charged and sent for trial or later convicted that would have, inevitably, generated screaming headlines.
So, does their innocence count for nothing? Surely, the newspapers owed it to their readers to inform them of the latest twist in what has been one of the most heavily reported cases. Given the sparse coverage their release got, I doubt if, barring the Patel family, their neighbours, and those who are paid to keep an eye on news, many Britons would be aware that they have been freed. There is a pattern of underplaying such stories not because of any deliberate media bias but because they don't fit the classical definition of news that news is only when "man bites dog." After all, "Suspect released" doesn't have the same "newsy" ring as "Widow of 7/7 ring-leader held in pre-dawn swoop." But when dealing with people's lives and their reputations must it all be about how it would look on the page? There is an issue of media ethics here and no amount of hair-splitting about the hurly-burly nature of daily journalism can absolve newspapers of their responsibility to treat people fairly, especially in the current climate when, thanks to the laissez-faire "war on terrorism," innocent men and women are routinely picked up by police in the full glare of television cameras and then quietly let off when nobody is noticing.
The manner of Ms. Patel's arrest two years after the event has also raised eyebrows. Civil liberties' groups, who have been following her case, say they are puzzled by police action as Ms. Patel had been cooperating fully with the investigations and no new evidence was produced to justify her arrest.
"Hasina and her family have cooperated with the police, intelligence services, with the coroner, they have been in regular contact with everyone," protested Suresh Grover, a rights campaigner, arguing that there was "absolutely no reason for these dramatic arrests to take place in this fashion."
Ms. Patel's lawyer, Imran Khan, was livid. "To arrest her in these circumstances a woman who lost her husband, who has been accused of the most atrocious events that have taken place in this country, has now spent seven days in isolation in Paddington Green [police station] I wonder what she must be feeling," he said.
It had also damaged police relations with the Muslim community at a time when they needed its support to fight extremism. "If their intention in this case was to destroy what relations they had with the Muslim community, then they have done that..." he told the BBC.
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Mr. Motala was kept under surveillance for a year before being arrested and yet police could not produce any evidence to bring charges against him and had to release him after a week of intensive and intimidating interrogation. He said his only "crime" was that Mohammed Siddique Khan married into his family. And Ms. Patel's "sin," of course, was to have been Mrs. Khan, even though an estranged one. Two plus two make... ? Ask Scotland Yard.


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TW Review of new Luxilon 4G string --Good as Gold
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My quick review, 4G 1.30
Rac - Tecnifibre 320 16x19
Tension - 52/49 lbs
ERT - Day after stringing 30. My string of choice Luxilon Original reads 31 day after. Lower # could be due to its stiffer compound. I noticed that it didn't "stretch" as much as LO on my Wise head, and once it reached the tension, it doesn't keep pulling like other strings.
Play - Didn't have to adjust much. Played similar to LO. But noticed that balls weren't as heavy. So after about 10mins, I had to adjust....I started to hit harder. Now I was getting the similar heavy ball as the LO. I was struggling a bit with flattening out shots, as they didn't seem to penetrate as usual. Took me few mins to find the timing. But once I found the timing, good heavy shots.
It plays little bit "deader" than LO but it feels like a 1.20mm. Weird but nice! I usually practice pretty hard so after about 1.5hrs of hitting my ERT reads at 26 with LO. I measured 4G after 1.5 hr of hitting(day after stringing), it read 28.
It did play nice and crisp throughout the whole sessions.
I'm not convinced after 1 session but this isn't for all players, at least the 1.30 in full. 4G really rewards those that can hit heavy and hard. but with better feel and tension maintenance ability.
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Clarkson's loving ode to pie is a rich, savory history of one of the world's oldest and most iconic dishes. Pie plates being, quite literally, the first baking container, virtually all baked goods that weren't bread were known as pie. While winnowing down the definition, Clarkson finds that the first pies-as-we-know-them offered an ingeniously efficient mode for preserving fillings like meat and vegetables. Portability was a bonus feature-workers and travelers have been carrying pies with them at least since Chaucer's time-making them stalwarts for cooks of all skill levels. The book's slim page count belies a wealth of information, including the science of flaky crust, recipes from yesteryear, the real-life inspirations for famous pie lovers like Georgie Porgie and Little Jack Horner, and a brief dissertation on why pie is so delicious ("biology makes us do it"). With enthusiasm and detailed research, Clarkson's entertaining history is a nutrient-rich meal for the mind, sure to be devoured as happily as its subject. 40 color plates.
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READING FOR TOTS: Preschool children and their caregivers are invited to a 30-minute story time at the Foothill Ranch Library . No reservations required. Walk-ins are welcome. Library Community Room from 10:30 to 11 a.m.
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EVENING STORIES: On the first Tuesday of each month, the Brea Public Library hosts a family story time at 6 p.m. Wear your cozy pajamas and bring your favorite stuffed animal.
City: Brea
SKATE ALL DAY: Vans Skate Park is offering private instruction for skateboarders ages 6-16. Lessons are taught by a certified Vans skate instructor Mondays through Thursdays. Pre-registration is required. The cost is $40 per hour for park members and $50 per hour for non-members.
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ROCK STAR STAGE: Are you ready to rock? Pretend City's "Rock the City" exhibit allows children to dress up in costumes and perform on the stage. Throughout the month, watch out for special guest appearances and events. Doors open daily at 10 a.m.
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Chateau Ste. Michelle launched a blend of Merlot, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Malbec, Cinsault and Mourvedre red wines from Washington's Columbia Valley. The Chateau Ste. Michelle 2010 Indian Wells Red Blend has a suggested retail price of $18.
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Reliable soil organic carbon (SOC) stock measurements of all major ecosystems are essential for predicting the influence of global warming on global soil carbon pools, but hardly any detailed soil survey data are available for tropical montane cloud forests (TMCF) and adjacent high elevation grasslands above (puna). TMCF are among the most threatened of ecosystems under current predicted global warming scenarios. We conducted an intensive soil sampling campaign extending 40 km along the tree line in the Peruvian Andes between 2994 and 3860 m asl to quantify SOC stocks of TMCF, puna grassland, and shrubland sites in the transition zone between the two habitats. SOC stocks from the soil surface down to the bedrock averaged (±standard error SE) 11.8 (±1.5, N = 24) kg C/m2 in TMCF, 14.7 (±1.4, N = 9) kg C/m2 in the shrublands and 11.9 (±0.8, N = 35) kg C/m2 in the grasslands and were not significantly different (P > 0.05 for all comparisons). However, soil profile analysis revealed distinct differences, with TMCF profiles showing a uniform SOC distribution with depth, shrublands a linear decrease, and puna sites an exponential decrease in SOC densities with soil depth. Organic soil layer thickness reached a maximum (~70 cm) at the upper limit of the TMCF and declined with increasing altitude toward puna sites. Within TMCF, no significant increase in SOC stocks with increasing altitude was observed, probably because of the large variations among SOC stocks at different sites, which in turn were correlated with spatial variation in soil depth.
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- No Differences in Soil Carbon Stocks Across the Tree Line in the Peruvian Andes
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- Patrick Meir (1)
- Miles R. Silman (2)
- Anna Fedders (2)
- Adam Gibbon (3)
- Yadvinder Malhi (3)
- Dunia H. Urrego (4)
- Mark B. Bush (4)
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- Bradley P. Goetz (2)
- Wesley T. Johnson (2)
- Krystle M. Kline (2)
- Andrew T. Modi (2)
- Natividad M. Q. Rurau (5)
- Brian T. Staudt (2)
- Flor Zamora (5)
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- 1. School of Geosciences, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, EH8 9XP, UK
- 2. Department of Biology, Wake Forest University, 1834 Wake Forest Rd., Winston Salem, North Carolina, 27106, USA
- 3. Environmental Change Institute, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, Oxford, OX1 3QY, UK
- 4. Department of Biological Sciences, Florida Institute of Technology, 150 West University Boulevard, Melbourne, Florida, 32901, USA
- 5. Universidad San Antonio Abad, Cusco, Peru


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UFC 112 "Invincible" live April 10th from Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi. Two title will be on the line, Anderson Silva will try to defend his middleweight title against BJJ master Demian Maia. Also BJ Penn will defend his lightweight title against Frankie Edgar.
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Frankie "The Answer" Edgar takes away BJ Penn's belt to become the new UFC lightweight champion.
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Holy shit BJ loses title!!!
Wow indeed.
This is huge, as Penn was considered unstoppable for his weight class!
And good for "Old Man" Hughes, he continues to dominate the Gracie family.
I wish I could afford this payperview, ah well.
Wow, BJ's first Lightweight loss since 2002 to Pulver. This is exactly what the LW division needed, a shot in the arm. Good for Edgar from Jungle Land.
This is either a huge upset, or it's another Machida/Shogun or Jackson/Forrest issue. I can't wait to see the fight tonight.
But I did wake up in time to see the "running man" being performed by Silva for the last half of that fight. For all you GSP haters that love Anderson Silva, I don't wanna SHIT from you guys any more about GSP's fighting style. This was absolutely and unequivocally a bitch-ass way to win the fight, and I have hereby lost all respect for Silva. At least GSP engages, and tries to finish, he just does it where his opponents can't defend against it.
True Anderson and GSP have both had their boring fights but Silva has still finished people in a more impressive fashion. We knew this could be another Thales type of fight. The Vitor fight would have been awesome. Also, it's ridiculous for Silva to cut to 170 when he fights at 205 and seemed to get tired at 185. GSP walks around a lil heavier than 185 so he looks like a bitch there.
Can't believe BJ lost at LW but Frankie was on fire. Very impressive.
Also, alot of Silva haters went back to him once he destroyed Forrest like nobody else had ever done and this will be no different the next time he has an amazing performance. It's been years since I've been impressed by GSP.
I wonder if Silva will lose any sleep over your loss of respect for his bout.
Winning a match by decision is one way to win. They both fought well, but one fought better.
It was a good card.
Hey Corbra, when was the last time GSP engaged someone standing?
I'm not the only one, Trevor. You definitely don't want to take Anderson's side on this one. There are many more pissed off people than those like you that think this was a good ending and a good way to win. But live on your island, it's all good.
Gobble Gobble….I fully agree with every thing you posted. Well said.
Poppy, this is MMA, not boxing!!! If you guys only think striking is "fighting" then stop watching MMA fights. Seriously. GSP's opponents should learn how to stop the take-down and learn how to get up if they don't. It's not GSP's fault that he takes the fights where he is strong to his opponents' weaknesses. No one will ever accuse GSP of not engaging or running away. You can't possibly be anti-GSP and support Silva's last two rounds of this fight. Well, you can, but you'd be a hypocrite. Sure, the beginnings was great, but that was a bitch ass way to finish, and Sherdog, Dana, and many others are pissed off about it. Silva got threatened with a point reduction because he was running around so much. Put the Kool-Aid down, people…it's going to be alright.
Well looks like Hughes gets to stick his chest out a little more now that he has beat a 2nd Gracie in their 40's past their prime. Way to go Matt, I'm so impressed.
Yo Cobra, I didn't say anything about not like some ground work. Matter of fact the ground game is the reason I like MMA. What I'm trying to say is Silva and GSP do the same thing only opposite. If you don't like Silva dancing around and avoiding punishment then figure out how to get him down and keep him down. Just like GSP, figure out a way to get up. I agree fully with Gobble, Anderson has been more impressive both on the feet finishing fights and on the ground finishing fights.
Poppy, I just heard that Matt has challenged Helio next. hahaha.
You're right about that, Poppy. Silva has been more exciting in finishing fights. I won't argue with that. And you're right that it's the same thing, but that's my point. I'm tired of hearing GSP bashers, and those same bashers support this display of running. That's all. It's the same thing, so either hate both or respect both. That's right.
Anther thing Cobra…..you talk about drinking the Kool-Aid. You originally started this debate with your GSP nut huggin and Silva bashing. Throwing rocks at a glass house kid.
I'm a fan of Silva and not GSP but I don't complain about the way he fights. I think we are trying to make the same point. Don't bitch about one way and not the other.
Hughes would take that fight to Cobra……just to say he beat another Gracie. He needs to go back home and milk a cow….unless he is going to step back up and fight the better competition.
Not really, Poppy. You took it the wrong way, but maybe you can re-read the postings…all of them. But, yeah, I am a GSP fan, so what? You're hugging Silva's nuts. Whatever. LOL. Just because someone is a fan doesn't call for insults. You like who you like. Grow up a little bit, because you're on someone's nuts too, as you put it, or as I put it….you're a fan of someone and have your favorite fighters. Leave the high school b.s. in high school, dude. No need to go there. It doesn't look good on ya, man.
everyone who knocks gsp for his protective fighting ways can look at silva and tell me which one is worse
who is more boring
i will never pay to watch silva fight again
CobraClutch, PoppyNick, Oswald Gobblecock, and gashpounder ARE ALL THE SAME POSTER
Really guy? That's pathetic.
I thought that the bj — edgar fight was close. But left in the hands of the judges anything can happen (machida/shogun 1). I'm anxious to see how bj is effected by this. He just didn't look real hungry to attack tonight.
And I love the spider but the last 3 rounds were shitty. He will lose fans and the chance to headline ppvs if he keeps this crap up. He could have finished this fight in the first.
I guarantee I'm not arguing with myself. Hahaha. I have always had the same thought-lines throughout. I assure you, I'm not Poppy, Cock, or anyone other than me. hahaha.
Dana better stick his foot up Anderson and his puppet managers a$$.
I want Shogun/Machida/Belfort for Anderson. I'd love GSP but i think his size hinders him from doing much. Anderson's strength is his length. And fighting GSP, who is a much smaller guy than most he has fought, MIGHT be easy for him. I hope any of the three fighters i mentioned would knock him the fuck out Henderson to Bisping style. I know that's close to impossible but I can dream hahaha
*Props to heart of Maia. I bet at the end he wasn't scared anymore just because he wanted to try to knock the douche out. hahaa
seriously bad fight for silva. The fact that he wasn't engaged whatsoever in the end is god awful. if you're gonna be "elusive" be machida and throw in some counter attack, don't be the fucking runnin bitch for 10 goddamned minutes and waste everyones time. I didn't blame silva for leites or cote. Cote got hurt and leites was the bitch who wouldn't engage. This is different. Showboating 2 1/2 rounds and not attacking whatsoever for the rest is ridiculous. I don't care if anderson silva loses sleep over this. He's in a main fuckin event, he needs to at least try. He could have finished the fight and he fuckin knows it. Dana white needs to pull some serious discipline on this one.
ps i'm a huge silva fan, and that's why i'm so pissed
Much respect to Edgar, the Jersey kid definitely came out to fight and never stopped moving. However, I only gave him rounds 2 and 5 based only on the takedowns. To me it was clearly BJ's fight, definitely seemed like a Shogun/Machida type of judging. Penn was definitely out-boxing Edgar and stuffed more takedowns than were successful. Still, he did seem to lack the hunger and left it in the judges' hands. Here's to "The Answer" and many good fights to come.
I don't even want to get into how much Silva disrespected anyone and everyone who loves this sport. Way to throw class right out the window…
I agree with Deuces. I think Edgar fought a great fight. I feel, however, that if this wasn't a title fight then Edgar would have won. But it would have been a close decision. I think since this was a title fight, however, that BJ should have retained the belt. I think all close fights and ties go to the champion, and you have to BEAT the champ to become the champ, in my opinion.
watching the fight i thought edgar won the striking battle but i looked at the compustrike numbers and penn won that pretty decisively. i think bj should have retained the belt even though edgar was more active. all of that movement draws your attention i guess.
I could've lived with a close split decision. Even though I thought Penn clearly won 48-47, I want to know what the one judge who scored it 50-45 for Edgar was smoking that night.
I also wonder if the knee sleeve Penn was wearing had something to do with his hesitation to take the fight to the ground, and as to how he was taken down in the first place.


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The famous snack is not the same as it used to be in the 1920s when it first got its brand value
Mention Tirunelveli or Panruti, memories of 'halwa' and 'cashew' pop out immediately. Manapparai has a similar distinction, thanks to its unique "murukku". This is a common snack made anywhere but the Manapparai variety has a long tradition that originated in the railway station in the 1920s.
It was Mani Iyer who introduced "Manapparai murukku" to train passengers through his vegetarian refreshment stall at the railway station, recalls Duraisamy, who started his 'murukku business' in 1955. What Mani Iyer offered then is not the same variety on offer now. The 'murukku' of the early 20th century used to draw passengers out of the compartments. As years rolled by, it was sold in khaki paper bags that could be easily identified. Today, when you enter Manapparai from the four-lane bypass you are swarmed by 'murukku' sellers. Like the Tirunelveli halwa, 'Manapparai murukku' is now available anywhere.
'Murukku' business is a cottage affair in Manapparai with a portion of one-room houses functioning as the 'factory.' "Mani Iyer used to mix butter with rice flour and fry the 'murukku' in coconut oil. But this practice is no more in vogue and butter is used only for special orders," says Mr. Duraisamy.
"Nowadays, we do not pound rice to make flour as we get Ponni rice flour from Madurai in bulk. Refined or palm oil is used in the place of groundnut oil," says 'Murukku' D. Manohar of Muthan Street, who has taken over the 50-year-old business from his father.
Although different varieties of 'murukku' are sold everywhere with the Manapparai tag, the business is unorganised. Tips are handed over by the father to his sons and daughters, who strive to sustain the distinct family stamp on the product. It is believed that the groundwater of Manapparai lends the unique taste to its 'murukku.' But the open well that supplied water to Murukku Manohar remains dry in his backyard. The right mix of ingredients — rice flour, sesame seeds, tymol seeds (omam), cumin seeds (seeragam), and asafoetida (perungayam) — enhances the taste and makes the Manapparai variety likable. The 'murukku' is deep fried twice to get the golden hue. It is easy to differentiate the good from the bad by the colour.
Cottage industry
The 'murukku' is sold out of homes, although some 'brands' have counters at the bus stand. "Our product has travelled to the U.S., Dubai, Malaysia, and Singapore. Our customers spread word about quality of the 'murukku' all over the world. Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, and M. Karunanidhi have tasted my 'murukku,'" says a proud Duraisamy.
In the last few years, many families have started to make 'murukku' and people come all the way from villages around Usilampatti in Madurai district to sell the snack here. Manapparai and murukku are inseparable and the tradition of the last century lingers on. But the taste has transformed under the compulsion of rising prices and absence of able hands.
In place of 'butter murukku' that used to perform an ice cream act in the mouth, today's varieties present a hard test to your teeth.
Originally, it was made of butter and deep fried in coconut oil Now, refined or palm oil is used to fry the dough made of rice flour
Originally, it was made of butter and deep fried in coconut oil
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Fasting party leaders keep a bottle of petrol, threatening to immolate themselves if their fast is foiled
District TDP (Rural) president and MLA G. Rama Naidu and former corporator Gudivada Amarnath continued their indefinite fast behind locked doors at the TDP office at Ramnagar
After police made an attempt to arrest and shift them to hospital on the fourth day of their fast at GVMC on Wednesday night, they reached the party office and continued the fast. The MLA had symptoms of jaundice and the sugar levels of Mr Amarnath fell, it was learnt.
They would resist any attempt to foil their fast and kept a bottle of petrol to immolate themselves, Mr. Rama Naidu said.
Their fast was for keeping the State united and lakhs of people were agitating in various modes, transportation came to a halt, students were losing classes and people from all walks of life were voluntarily participating in it in spite of their day-to-day problems like price rise etc., Mr. Rama Naidu said. He appealed to UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi to heed the wish of seven crore people and keep the State united.
On whether he had spoken to the party leadership, he said the movement had nothing to do with parties and now was totally in the hands of people.
TDP leaders from Gajuwaka and Bhimili reached the party office in support of the fasting leaders. Among them were former MLA RSDPA Narasimha Raju and Harshvardhan Prasad. Mr. Naidu's wife Sailaja and Mr. Amarnath's wife Himagowri are anxiously waiting outside the locked party office along with other party workers.
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Meanwhile, the Samaikhyandhra agitation has grown into a major people's movement with the involvement of all sections of people. Men, women and students have taken to the streets in their own way and are organising rallies, protests and hunger strikes to express their ire at the bifurcation decision of the Centre and the 'inflammatory' remarks by KCR and other leaders from Telangana region. These remarks have caused apprehensions among people of Seemandhra about the safety of their kin living in Hyderabad.
Those who are not directly involved in the protest are also empathising with the cause.
Motorists have got used to the 'on and off' traffic disruption and are taking alternative routes on their own to reach their destinations. Many are thankful that the protesters, by and large, are not resorting to violence.
Minister Ganta Srinivasa Rao and MLA s Panchakarla Ramesh Babu and Chintalapudi Venkataramaih visited the relay hunger camp by lawyers of the Visakhapatnam Bar and expressed solidarity. Mr. Srinivasa Rao said that he was prepared to go against the party leadership, if required, for keeping the State united.
Bheemunipatnam MLA M. Srinivasa Rao participated in a huge rally from the Ambedkar centre to the National Highway in which over 1,000 people took part. Later, he visited the protest held at Tagarapuvalasa junction. He said that he would launch a hunger strike from August 25 against bifurcation of the state.
Samaikhyandhra Political JAC activists staged a protest at Seven Hills Hospitals junction on Thursday. JAC convener JT Rama Rao demanded that Telugu Desam president N. Chandrababu Naidu take back the letter he had given to the Centre agreeing to the bifurcation, failing which he would not be allowed to take out his proposed 'atma gourava yatra' in north Andhra.
Autorickshaw drivers, under the auspices of AITCU, took out a rally from the GVMC statue to Jagadamba junction to protest against bifurcation.
They formed a human chain at Jagadamba junction and held up traffic.
A huge rally was taken out by government and private doctors, nurses, paramedical staff, medical students, junior doctors and others from the Fort to Ganta Sthambam junction in Vizianagaram on Thursday to protest against bifurcation.
AP Government Doctor's Association State secretary Pidakala Shyam Sundar led the rally in which doctors from the city D.S. Chakravarthi, Babji Shyam Kumar and B. Rama Rao participated.
Dr. Shyam Sundar said that a rally would be held by doctors from the RIMS Medical College in Srikakulam district at 10:30 a.m. He appealed all sections to participate in the strike to exert pressure on the Centre to reverse its decision on Telangana.
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By Jerome Solomon | November 25, 2011 | Updated: November 25, 2011 10:28pm
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NICK de la torre : CHRONICLE UPLIFTING MOMENT: Wide receiver Justin Johnson (3) is held up by offensive linesman Chris Thompson after making a catch for a touchdown during the fourth quarter Friday against the University of Tulsa. COVERAGE ON PAGE C1; MORE photos at chron.com
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University of Houston fans show their support for Case Keenum as the \h plays the University of Tulsa in a NCAA football game, Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, in H.A. Chapman Stadium in Tulsa. The University of Houston won 48-16. ( Nick de la Torre / Houston Chronicle )
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University of Houston offensive linesman Jacolby Ashworth University of Houston offensive linesman Jacolby Ashworth (76) laughs with his teammates as he leads the band after beating University of Tulsa 48-16 in a NCAA football game, Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, in H.A. Chapman Stadium in Tulsa. ( Nick de la Torre / Houston Chronicle )
Photo By Nick de la TorreNICK de la TORRE: CHRONICLE SWEET MUSIC: UH lineman Jacolby Ashworth leads the band in the school fight song after Friday's 48-16 victory over Tulsa.
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University of Houston quarterback Case Keenum (7) laughs with teammates during the fourth quarter of a NCAA football game against the University of Tulsa, Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, in H.A. Chapman Stadium in Tulsa. The University of Houston won 48-16. ( Nick de la Torre / Houston Chronicle )
Photo By Nick de la TorreNICK de la TORRE: CHRONICLE MR. EXCITEMENT: UH quarterback Case Keenum has fans fired up, but he says the team is focused on the game at hand.
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University of Houston quarterback Case Keenum (7) and defensive back Zachary McMillian (10) have a word as time runs out of their NCAA football game against University of Tulsa, Friday, Nov. 25, 2011, in H.A. Chapman Stadium in Tulsa. The University of Houston won 48-16. ( Nick de la Torre / Houston Chronicle )
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What: Conference USA championship game
Who: Southern Mississippi or Marshall at University of Houston
When: 11 a.m. Dec. 3 (next Saturday)
Where: Robertson Stadium
Tickets: Went on sale Friday night at UHCougars.com. Available for purchase at 9 a.m. Saturday by calling 713-GO-COOGS or by going to the UH athletics ticket office at 3100 Cullen Blvd.
TULSA, Okla. - History-making efforts tend to present an elevated degree of difficulty, so this was not supposed to be easy.
Tulsa, riding a seven-game win streak, had lost only to three Top 10 teams this season.
But as the dusky, chilly morn gave way to a bright, blustery afternoon, the Houston Cougars began to have their way with the Golden Hurricane. Basically, the Cougars started to do on this day what they have done all season: dominate.
By game's end, UH had blown through the wind-swept plains of Oklahoma like the unstoppable championship force they appear destined to be.
Houston 48, Tulsa 16.
Detractors take note: The Cougars are a good team having a special season.
"For our guys to go on the road, play the way they played today, finish up the ballgame (strong) and not panic when things didn't go exactly right, that's a mature team," UH coach Kevin Sumlin said.
A well-coached team. A disciplined team. A talented team.
After holding a precarious 20-16 lead midway through the third quarter, Houston was so in control at the same point one period later that the loud and proud, red-clad Cougars section in the southeast corner of H.A. Chapman Stadium began a traditional chant typically reserved for home games.
"Whose house? Coogs' house!"
One could argue that all locales are Cougars country these days. (And that these Cougars - the first at UH to finish a regular season undefeated - are deserving of a top-five ranking.)
'Doing our thing'
Sure, the powers of college football - those in conferences with automatic Bowl Championship Series bids - would argue that point, but because UH is delivering its own season of power the eighth-ranked Cougars aren't listening.
UH trailed Tulsa early and led only 13-10 at the half, before scoring the final 28 points of the game to take the Conference USA West Division crown. The Cougars will host Southern Mississippi or Marshall in the conference championship game Dec. 3 at Robertson Stadium.
"It was just a matter of time," said receiver Patrick Edwards, who had eight receptions for 181 yards and four TDs, including two scoring grabs on crucial fourth-down plays in the third quarter. "We preach every day to come out and start fast, but it didn't happen like that … once we got going, though, we just started doing our thing."
UH's unrelenting quarterback Case Keenum said the Cougars were calm prior to their second-half surge. "There wasn't a panic mode," he said. "We were a hair off on a lot of little things. Once we got going, we kept it rolling."
The high-flying Cougars, who sport the nation's top-ranked offense in yards gained and points scored, are playing as well as any team in the country. They got another quality performance from their defense, a surprising development considering where the unit was a year ago and even at the start of the season.
One win from BCS bowl
UH, which allowed 32.2 points per game last season, has held its past four opponents to 17 points or less. That is the best such stretch for UH since they limited five foes to 17 or less to start the 1989 season.
Linebacker Marcus McGraw, who led the team with 15 tackles, including three behind the line of scrimmage, said he is just happy the UH defense doesn't have to face the UH offense.
"It's great that I am on their side," McGraw said.
Gusting winds of more than 30 mph and Tulsa's boisterous crowd could not deter the Cougars, who claimed a school-record 12th straight win without a regular-season loss.
The victory was Houston's eighth win of the season by at least 30 points, but it mattered not that Friday's contest turned into a Route 66 rout, just a few miles from the famous highway. The Cougars moved past the need for blowouts and style points a couple of weeks ago.
A coveted BCS bowl berth is a only a victory, by any margin, away for the Cougars, who are one of only two unbeaten teams in the land (along with No. 1-ranked LSU). The Cougars say they are not concerned about their relative lack of respect nationally and they feel no need to campaign for votes.
"We can't sit here and talk, that doesn't really change people's minds," said Keenum, who completed 33 of 46 passes and added to his all-time NCAA career-record marks with 457 passing yards and five touchdown passes. "What really changes peoples' minds is how you play. That's what's important to us.
"There is always respect to be earned each time you step out on the field."


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Siddhi Yoga Academy is all set to commence with its third batch of yoga training candidates from all over the world from the 3rd of April 2014. The alliance training program that has recently started by the institution with partnership with the US is all set to take yoga teacher training in India up by another few notches.
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The yoga teacher training Dharamsala is all set to raise its bar up by a few notches what with its alliance program with the US. Candidates, therefore, will have to look out for certain changes in the program. For instance, candidates who were willing to go for the YTT200 and YTT500 program, will now have to first finish off with the YTT200 program before they can commence with the YTT300 program.
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Harvest Light Ministries, a new Christian ministry in Savannah, , will begin offering weekly worship services next month with a three-day kickoff they are calling, Savannah Freedom Conference 2012.
The conference, to promote freedom of expression and worship, will feature Rick Joyner, Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin (ret) and the Rev.
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West Broad Street YMCA officials are gearing up for the coming school year with a back-to-school rummage sale from 8 a.m.-noon on Aug.
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Bishop Gregory J. Hartmayer will celebrate a "Faith and Freedom" Mass at 10:30 a.m.
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Savannah native Amanda Barrow, a June 10 graduate of Lawrence University, has been awarded a 2012-13 Fulbright Fellowship to Taiwan.
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Demery R. Bishop, executive director for Crime Stoppers of Savannah, has been awarded the U.S. Department of Justice's Citizen Volunteer Service Award.
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Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the Savannah Area Inc., in partnership with the West Broad Street YMCA, will begin a new series of money management classes beginning at 6 p.m.
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Many public officials spent an inordinate amount of time in front of the cameras during the various episodes of Hurricane Sandy. Those in north Jersey saw New York City Mayor Bloomberg from the outset. New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo took the spotlight and engaged in "photo-ops" throughput the ordeal. United States President Barack Obama toured New Jersey's hardest hit areas, providing "sound-bites" along the way. However, the person who managed to capture the essence of the event and control the flow of the cameras was New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
Governor Christie demonstrated leadership at a time when New Jersey was desperate for a leader. As the days and weeks unfold, the death toll will rise as more bodies are certain to be found in the ruins of destroyed homes and neighborhoods. At that point, the glowing spirit of leadership may dissipate. Nevertheless, during the week in which most New Jerseyans were lost souls, Chris Christie demonstrated a calming force who eased the despair of many who were on the brink of hopelessness.
Many others, including Congressmen, State Legislators, Mayors, Council members and other public officials were on the scene as well. However, the media will remember Chris Christie, who began campaigning for 2013 many months ago.
The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy will follow us. Many New Jerseyans will not be able to return to their homes for weeks or months. Many small business owners have lost their livelihood, and will depend on State and federal agencies for survival. Although it is too early to predict the long term impact that the event will have on the economy, it is evident that the negative effects will be extensive.
The most difficult part of the ordeal is ahead of us.
New Jerseyans demonstrated that they can come together during a crisis. The Governor serves as the role model, and the citizens are willing to follow. Now, the challenge of rebuilding and returning to normal will be the major test that we, as a State, will face. Helping those who are now homeless, or have lost their valuable possession, or most tragically have lost loved ones may be insurmountable challenges. Yet, we, as a State, have been taught by example that, rather than give up, we must rise to meet those challenges.
Dr. Salvatore Pizzuro, a disability policy specialist, holds a doctorate in Developmental Disabilities from Columbia University and an advanced degree in Disability Law from New York Law.


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POMEROY — A month of Wednesday afternoon storytelling held in Pomeroy's mini-park has been wrapped up.
Donna Wilson, Meigs County's storyteller, arranged for the programs and participated in each one. She shared stories about her family life using a memory quilt where each square had its own special reminiscence, related Appalachia and Jack tales, and presented a group of stories from around the world.
Other artists telling stories included Glenn Ray who pulled some from his book, "My First Hours of Coal Mining." Ray worked at Meigs #2 mine for three years, and his stories were about actual experiences while working there.
Suzi "Mama" Whaples had one of the Wednesday afternoon session in which she related tales of Appalachia, and the final session was by Frank McGarvey who went for the spooky tales in his presentation.
The programs were free and the groups of children and adults attending included Meigs Industry workers and children from Carleton School.
In past years Wilson has worked with the Ohio Arts Council on storytelling programs along the river.


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Angels really do come in all shapes and sizes. Gracie is well known here at McLeod Hospice House, but for more than most people would think. She is more than just a cute, cuddly kitten, she is an inspiration to people's lives. I first met Gracie when my uncle became ill and was transferred to the Hospice Ho...


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The 14th annual Memorial Service honoring the memory of Pastor Danny Meeker, Founder of The Prayer Connection Lighthouse Holiness Church, is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 5, 2014.
The church is located in Danville, across the street from Wendy's and Medicap, on Smoot Avenue.
The song service will start at 7 p.m. and everyone is invited to celebrate with us in worship.
Pastor Meeker's wife, Linda, and children Tim, Matthew, Mark, Thessie, Christy and Bradly would love to encourage all to come and sing prises to the one that made our church possible, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Come to hear Lovell Smith Family, the Meeker Family and Dominion, the boys from Salem, Virginia. Pastor Mark Meeker welcomes all to attend.


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Drug Free Nausea Aid Now Available From Health and Wellness Company
Drug Free Motion Sickness And Morning Sickness Nausea Aid Now Available From True Healthy Products, An All Natural Health And Wellness Company
(PRWEB) January 13, 2012
A drug free alternative for nausea is now available from natural wellness company, True Healthy Products to fight nausea from morning sickness, anesthesia, chemotherapy and travel sickness. The new product to join the company´s product line, is called "Acu-Strap Morning & Motion Sickness Band". Each box contains two bands which rely on the principle of acupressure to ease nausea.
More information on the Acu-Strap Morning and Motion Sickness Band can be found on the company´s website here:
"Please share my thanks–the ACU-LIFE motion sickness bands were a lifesaver! What a great product! I recently traveled on a cruise in very rough seas in the midst of a huge storm… but without ANY "sea-sickness" for an entire week. Thank you!," Ron M, actual user.
Each strap contains a button that rests on the Nei-Kuan which is a pressure point on the wrists to relieve nausea. By positioning the strap over this pressure point, nausea symptoms can be controlled. According to the manufacturer, better results are achieved if the bands can be applied before nausea occurs, for example before boarding a boat.
The bands are gray colored and a little over an inch wide. The one size fits all bands are made with a washable material that look similar to athletic wristbands.
The Acu-Strap Morning & Motion Sickness Band is one of many new products that are being added to True Healthy Product´s product line for 2012. The company focuses on all natural products for health, wellness, sports nutrition, and beauty needs.
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Abigail M. Shepherd, infant daughter of Doug and Cherie Shepherd of St. Joseph passed away Friday August 30, 2013 at a hospital in Kansas City, MO.
Surviving are her parents Doug and Cherie Shepherd, Maternal grandparents, Mike and Barbara Connor, Napoleon, MO; Paternal Grandmother, Pat Shepherd, St. Joseph; and four aunts and spouses, Debbie "Don" McCamy, Charla "Rod" Ewart, Nancy "Bill" Healey, and Susan "Mark" Lambros.
Abigail is preceded in death by her paternal grandfather, Robert Shepherd and one uncle, Darrell Shepherd.
Graveside services and interment will be 11:00 a.m. Saturday at the King Hill Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Clark-Sampson Funeral Home, St. Joseph.
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Posted December 28, 2013
Writers should get lots of feedback on their stories. Why? What if they want to be a proffessional author? They will never know if they're talented or not unless someone tells them. Using myself as an example, as my title suggests (lluvwriting09) I love to write. I've written numerous stories, but only gotten 3 reveiws. If you would like proof, my newest one, Revival, is located at flame all results. I would like to know if I did a good job, so l think numerous reveiws will help me by telling me how many people liked it, or if most people didn't. Personally, I prefer to have people I don't really know to read my stories, because they, unlike friends or family, will tell the truth about my writing. Family and friends may think I will take offense if they say it's bad, so they lie and say it's good. And if I go proffessional, I could end up very unhappy that no one likes my stories, all because friends or family didn't want to offend me.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
On a different point of writing and receiving feedback, if you would like to receive good feedback (this goes for everyone), then have good grammer and spelling. I've found that I haven't enjoyed stories as much because of all the bad grammer and spelling. Trust me, it's better to put a little effort into story writting and receive positive feedback than put no effort in and receive negative feedback. I think, you only receive positive feedback through earning it. Working towards an intellagent, intresting story deserves good, positive feedback. And reserched, intelligent stories are more enjoyed than dumb writings with false information. And lastly, intresting topics are highly appreciated throughout all critics.
(Also, as a side note, side notes and comments are also enjoyed, with things such as how soon the next chapter will be posted, or how many reveiws wanted to write next chapter)
Posted December 28, 2013
Essay contest
this prompt: many authors dont get much feedback ontheir stories. They like it when people post reveiw on their stories and let them kniw that their story is being read. Argue and explain your feeling on this topic and include at least one example.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.


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BaroMemo free(Easy Quick Memo)
100,000 - 500,000 downloadsAdd this app to your lists
+ By EasySoft
Also, can store and send instantly~
Key Features:
A. Easy Run: Just Shake~! at any time.. On hold,In game,At work...and so on. And will run app.
B. Various colors, Thickness, transparency
C. Eraser, Back and forward, easy to modify, etc.
D. File transfer (Messenger,SMS,SNS..and so on)
* Caution
In this case, ice cream sandwiches are captured perfectly.
But gingerbread and its earlier versions are captured only user memo. (if loading image ,it is captured all image)
E. keyboard letters and symbols support.
F. adjustable Shake sensitivity
G. Five kinds of graphics filters support.
H. Load an external image (background, you can change the pictures)
Advertising is included.
If you do not like ads, Buy paid version.
(To use the full functionality, version of ice cream sandwiches Android is recommended.)
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1.25) GPU-accelerated features have been added.For the soft Durable writing.Try acceleration test in preference.1.20) You can draw more smoothly if you check the post-processing effects in the preference
1.17) Add auto-save at the end
1.16) You can use the volume down key to hide the toolbar.(This is useful when you want to capture)
1.10) add another way of running APP (by touching icon - you can see always.) - this is optional.
1.09) The initial execution mode changed to touching icon.
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App I wasnt looking for -.-
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When I made my memo it had the writing but not the picture! It was just a black screen!
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Blocks out all sounds cause it likes penis
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You can not save the foto you just did
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Nevermind, sorry for my last ignorant comment
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I like the concept of it. I used to have optimus f6 with the quick memo feature and miss it on my nexus 5. App works Ok, keeps force closing from time to time. Also the image capture on a rooted phone doesn't happen, or at least on my N5 rooted with a purity rom