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I have contacted Microsoft directly myself, and have gotten the OK to share these. It is on their website that the copyright is posted, saying I can share these (view here, and see the "Screenshots" section) and will gladly forward the entire email conversation to anyone doubting me, simply PM me your address, and I'll get it straight out.
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Here you go! I spent that last 10 minutes refreshing the page on the gallery site waiting for it to come up in the random images section
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Hey there, old friend. Which one are you referring to? Or is it the same one we've been after for years (the original cherry blossoms)?
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Thanks, Pete. I'll get the latest RAR and gallery updated in a few hours when I get back home.


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It only cost me $200 from Apple.com which my $250 dollar Apple Gift Card from Poweron.com (I recently traded in my 3rd Gen IPad Wifi Only Model for a Verizon Wireless Apple IPad Mini Wifi + Cellular) fully paid for plus $37 extra still on the Gift Card (There is still Tax even if Shipping is Free). Just FYI.
P.S? As for the Solid State Hard Drive reccomendation, that is going to have to wait until after the Holiday's as I currently have a $35 dollar Activation Fee coming up for my Newly Activated Cellular Service with my Verizon Wireless Apple IPad Mini, plus I eventually have to start placing orders for Apple Gift Cards for my Brother, my 2 Cousins, and my 2 Cousins Children. If anyone has a Reccomendation on what type of Solid State Drive would run good on my Mid Year 2010 Mac Mini (the one with the 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo Processor) please do not hesitate to reply.
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Excuse me but I wanted to make sure that I did NOT VOID my Warranty by putting NON-APPLE-APPROVED-MEMORY in to this Mac. After all I still have an EXTENDED WARRANTY with my APPLE CARE AGREEMENT that goes until November 2013! So shut the blank-et-e-blank Up! Just FYI! Thread Closed.

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Chambersburg, Pa. – A native of Accra, Ghana, soccer student-athlete Nana Ama Ohene-Manu is enjoying all the joys of a college experience thousands of miles away from her homeland.
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FORT WALTON BEACH — Disbarred attorney James Harvey Tipler has been found guilty on two of three counts of soliciting fellow Okaloosa County Jail inmates to murder Assistant State Attorney Russ Edgar.
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Standing stern-faced as the verdict was read Tuesday afternoon, Tipler was remanded to custody to await sentencing. He faces up to 30 years in prison for each count for a possible 60-year sentence.
"We intend to seek a significant amount of time in prison," State Attorney Bill Eddins said after the verdict was announced.
A pre-sentence investigation has been ordered, and no firm sentencing date has been scheduled.
Prosecutor Bobby Elmore convinced a three-man, three-woman jury that Tipler, while jailed on racketeering charges brought by Edgar, enlisted habitual felon Dion Lowe and another disgraced attorney, Destin's R. Scott Whitehead, to help him kill Edgar.
Jurors rejected the state's assertion that Wallace Morris, another inmate with a violent history, also had been pulled in to Tipler's scheme.
"We're not going to quibble with the verdict," Elmore said. "We were aware the case against Morris was not as strong as it was with Lowe and Whitehead."
It took the jury a little less than two hours to decide the case that had taken eight days to try. Elmore and Eddins praised jurors for their work.
Defense attorney Clyde Taylor offered no comment.
"We expect to be filing some post-trial motions," he said.
Eddins said he anticipates Tipler will be tried as scheduled June 3 on three counts of racketeering, multiple counts of theft and practicing law without a license.
Tipler originally was arrested for racketeering in September 2009. He was arrested a second time on the same charge in May 2010 and a third time in May 2011.
After the third arrest, Edgar, whose special prosecutions team brought the charges, succeeded in having Tipler's bond revoked.
Tipler was arrested the following August on charges of solicitation to commit murder.
While it was Elmore's contention that Tipler used fellow inmates — all of whom ultimately turned on him — to implement different phases of his plan to kill Edgar, Taylor attempted in his closing argument to cast doubt on the character of four prisoner witnesses called by the prosecution.
He called Lowe "10-4-3 get out of jail free," referring to what he said were breaks the state attorney's office provided to Lowe after he agreed to testify.
Whitehead, who wore a tape recorder for investigators that caught Tipler making countless incriminating statements, had more to lose than Tipler and was looking out for his own interests, Taylor told the jury.
He said the state attorney's office let him do just that.
Whitehead has pleaded guilty to a racketeering charge of his own. He testified during Tipler's trial that he hoped his work for the state will result in a probated sentence when he faces Okaloosa County Circuit Judge Michael Flowers on May 13.
He told the court he thought he had a job lined up in North Dakota and hopes to make money to pay restitution to victims of his crimes.
"He comes in and says restitution because he knows that's what the judge wants to hear at sentencing," Taylor said of Whitehead. "You'll be reading about Whitehead in a couple of weeks when he's off to North Dakota because he got probation."
Elmore swatted away Taylor's efforts to lead the jury toward reasonable doubt.
"I can sum up Mr. Taylor's closing in one sentence: 'Put the state on trial. Ignore my client's own words, my client's own words of murderous intent,' " Elmore said.
He reminded the jury again of the many things they'd heard Tipler say in tape-recorded conversations with Whitehead. Elmore also tried to at least neutralize the credibility of his inmate witnesses.
"The only way to get you a murder plan together is to get a bunch of criminals together," Elmore said. "And this is a criminal getting criminals together."
Edgar sat through the closing arguments and was present when the verdict was read.
He conceded it was "strange to hear my name in that context" as a targeted victim.
"This is how cases should be decided, in a courtroom, in public, according to the rule of law," Edgar said. "Not behind bars, in secret, planning to ambush people with guns."
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BONIFAY — Helen Rigdon, the representative of Congressman Jeff Miller, was present at the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners meeting on Dec. 11 to present Cody Taylor with a copy of the Congressional Record recognizing and honoring his retirement after 36 years of service as Clerk of Court for Holmes County.
"Speaker, I rise today to recognize Cody Taylor, on the occasion of his retirement after thirty-six years of service as Clerk of Court for Holmes County, Florida," said Rigdon as she read the Congressional Record.
"For more than three decades, Mr. Taylor served the citizens of Northwest Florida with distinction and unwavering commitment to public service.
"A native of Northwest Florida, Mr. Taylor attended Poplar Spring High School in Graceville. There, he helped lead the basketball team to two state championships. He received a basketball scholarship to Chipola Junior College and to the University of West Florida, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in Political Science and a master's degree in Public Administration. In 1976, Mr. Taylor was elected Holmes County Clerk. "He has served in this capacity with the utmost respect and integrity. His tireless work ethic and dedication to the citizens of Holmes County for the last thirty-six years did not go unnoticed. In 2007, Mr. Taylor was named the "Clerk of the Year" by the Florida Association of Court Clerks and Comptrollers.
"Mr. Taylor's commitment to the Northwest Florida community extends well beyond his role as Holmes County Clerk of Court. He is an active member of the Holmes County Chamber of Commerce and a devoted member of the First Baptist Church. Mr. Taylor served in the Florida Army National Guard and as a member of the Bonifay Kiwanis Club and West Florida Regional Planning Council.
"For twenty years, he served as a member of the Bonifay Little League Association and as a basketball official for the Florida High School Athletic Association. He was also the President and Board Member of the Holmes County Fair Association, President and co-founder of Holmes Healthcare, and Vice President of the Florida Future Farmers of America.
"In addition to his service to the community, Mr. Taylor is also a loving and committed husband, father and grandfather. He and his wife Brenda, also a Northwest Florida native, have four children, Zachary, Whit, Lucas, and Hilary; and 11 grandchildren, Jordan, Jacob, Jackson, Kodie, Campbell, Graham, Gwynneth, Eli, Taylor, Brighton, and Georgia. I know Mr. Taylor looks forward to spending more time with them following his retirement.
"Mr. Speaker, on behalf of the United States Congress, I thank Cody Taylor for his dedication to our community, and I congratulate him on his retirement. My wife, Vicki and I wish him and his family all the best."
Resident Zack Taylor spoke about his father and thanked everyone for their support.
"I wanted to thank all the citizens of Holmes County for their support of my father and making this feel like home," said Zack. "I also want to thank Holmes County for recognizing my father and his service."
In other business, the board approved of a Bond Refunding Resolution to refinance their 30-year loan with First Federal down to 17-year loan at a 2.95-fixed interest rate, saving the county over $900,000.
"This year alone you'll be saving $29,000," said County Financial Consultant Jim Gollahon. "This is a savings that you'll experience every year, totaling a savings of over $900,000."
This was a loan that was used to build the work camp and Holmes County Public Library.
Resident Renee Davis came before the council on behalf of the recipient of the long time State Housing Initiatives Partnership program project that had faced delays for almost three years.
The project was suppose to come to a close after the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners approved to grant the project a Certification of Occupancy during their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
"This is a long-time SHIP Project," said County Attorney Jeff Goodman during that meeting. "We're trying to get her in her new home and because of certain circumstances, it must be paid by the county."
Goodman explained that due to a variety of mishaps due to failings on the part of the contractor, the homeowner and to the county two years ago the county had to pay for the prolonged SHIP project.
"We could try to pursue the contractor that is primarily at fault in this issue," said Goodman. "However it would cost the County and their citizens far more to try to pursue the matter legally then to rectify the problem ourselves."
The board denied paying for the remaining work but approved to grant Lopez a Certification of Occupancy, which shows that the house is now to standards to be occupied.
"She's over the age of 60 and lives in a trailer with mold so bad that it took me two days to recover from it after one visit," said Commissioner Phillip Music. "She needed to move into that home ages ago."
Holmes County Building Inspector Roger Williams assured the board that the house was "safe and clean" and cleared to be lived in. The only things unfinished about the home were cosmetic applications, such as painting the front and back doors and she was in need of a refrigerator and stove.
Williams also informed the board that the trailer would also have to be demolished.
Davis came before the board to inform them that the house was not up to standard due to the water heater not being hooked up, nor electricity and the back door was rotted and covered in mold.
Davis explained that she had to represent the woman because she was in the nursing home due to injuries incurred when she fell through the floor of her old home.
"When she finishes her therapy she will be forced to leave and then where will she go?" asked Davis. "She can't go to her old home, it is uninhabitable."
The board called Williams forward to explain the circumstances of the recipient being unable to move into the home.
"It's one of those things where we didn't have the time to follow up on the project," said Williams. "With the permission of the board we'll go out together and see what needs to be done to make this house livable."
The board agreed and Goodman advised that this is a matter for "all parties" to be involved by being placed on the BOCC's agenda to be discussed and resolved in a scheduled meeting.
"We'll move as quickly as we can," said Chair Monty Merchant.
Davis urged that the matter be resolved as quickly as possible, since the resident would be forced to leave the nursing home on Dec. 20 with no where to go.
The board approved of a bid of $15,930 to purchase radios, equipment and equipment updates for the Holmes County Sheriff's Department, Emergency Management, Bonifay Police Department and Ponce de Leon Fire Department using money acquired through a fond derived from speeding tickets, etc.
The board agreed to hold their insurance appraisal, which is held every five years, until October or November of 2013 so that it can be placed on the 2013 budget.
"This is an appraisal of all the County's buildings and all the contents within for insurance purposes," explained Merchant.
The appraisal was quoted to cost $5,200.
The board approved to decline the grater bids and table the discussion until January's meeting.
Williams told the three new commissioners that he would rather not move forward if the majority of the new commissioners felt uneasy about moving forward with purchasing the graters.
"If I were you, just coming on a new board, and there was two knuckleheads from the old Board saying the old Board just agreed to spend half a million dollars on graders without my input I'd tell them I wasn't in," said Williams. "So I'm in with whatever you guys decide."
Commissioner Bobby Sasnett was in agreement with purchasing the new graters.
"Our roads are tore up and we've got two graters in my district that are out of commission," said Sasnett. "Something's got to be done and done soon."
Commissioners David Whitaker and Bill Parish weren't in agreement.
"I'll tell you now that I'm not comfortable with our current process," said Whitaker. "We should have someone come in and show us how we can run things more efficiently."
Parish backed Whitaker, saying that there's got to be a more efficient way to run the equipment to make them last longer and not have to spend so much time and money repairing or replacing graters.
"I'm not comfortable spending a million dollars on six graters or $200,000 on one," said Parish. "I'd like confirmation that's what we need. Our newest grater in District 3 is out of commission and under our current conditions even if we get four new graters there's no guarantee that they're going to be able to run every day."
Parish said he'd be more comfortable tabling the discussion until January's meeting, when he could do more research into the matter.
Goodman advised that the bids were going to expire if the board didn't move forward and the Board approved to throw out the bids and table the matter until January's meeting with a vote of four to one, with Williams voting "no."
Local resident and owner of Ben's Place Will Morales came before the Board with a proposal for animal control for Holmes County.
"There's a problem with stray dogs and cats in Holmes County and we've got an ordinance that was passed, with my assistance, that isn't being enforced," said Morales. "There's thousands of dollars in grant money out there that can help the county build awareness through education, catch and house strays, apply vouchers for spaying and neutering, but goes unaccounted for because the county doesn't have an agency for animal control."
Morales said that since 2005 Ben's Place Animal Rescue & Care Adoption Center, Inc. is "registered with The Florida Department of Agriculture as a Humane No-Kill 501c3 Not For Profit Animal Rescue Organization; successfully has conducted animal rescue and control services for the residents of Holmes County; successfully worked with the Holmes County community to rescue, shelter, care and find caring homes for hundreds of dogs, puppies, cats, kittens and horses; established a foster care program for temporary homes for companions; established a Spay and Neuter transport program; established a Youth K-9 program leading to increase youth and community humane practices with animals; established a Senior & Person with Disability Companionship program offering all therapeutic benefit associated with companionship; and conducted The Panhandle Dog Expo, an educational and recreational event for the entire family."
If the County considers Ben's Place Animal Rescue & Care Adoption Center, Inc. as Holmes County's animal control Morales said there would be "a domino effect and we will be able to hire residents of Holmes County; institute and enforce Holmes County Rabies and Animal Control Ordinance 10-02 in conjunction with the office of Sheriff Tim Brown and generate approximately $46,490 in funds from operation based on National Council on Pet Population & Policy; pick up and address stray dogs, puppies, cats and kittens in Holmes County; render animal control, care and humane education throughout Holmes County; implement a Spay and Neuter Voucher Program in Holmes County; secure other funding sources for veterinarian care for abused and neglected cats and dogs program, spay and neuter for public animals and pets, programs to increase adoption, new building and facility repairs, operating costs, vehicle/equipment purchases, animal welfare, companion training, innovative human/animal bond programs, low income food/medication assistance programs and more."
"It's been eight years of many trials and in the words of Robert Schuler 'Tough times don't last but tough people do,'" said Morales. "Thank you for the support Holmes County has shown to Ben's Place Animal Rescue. I graciously request that the County provide funding that we, the community, can make happen one house at a time."
Merchant said that the Board appreciated Morales' proposal and the Board would review and consider it.
"We have acknowledged that we are in need of an animal rescue facility in Holmes County," said Merchant. "We've got three new commissioners and an opportunity for three fresh eyes to review your request. Give us time to review and consider; thank you."
Whitaker brought a request from the airport before the Board.
"A couple of months ago they requested that we come and trim along their fence next to the road, now they are requesting that we go on the inside of the fence and do the same," said Whitaker. "I was seeking council on the matter."
Merchant said he saw nothing wrong with it since the airport was a "quasi-governmental organization" and not private property.
Whitaker also said that the State's trailer's hubs needed replacing and they were requesting that the County pay for them.
"They're State's property, therefore State's responsibility," said Williams.
Parish inquired about the State's trailer and Williams explained that this was a trailer used to carry equipment so that the inmates could clean parts of the county, etc.
The board agreed not to pay to fix the State's trailer and to hold a workshop to meet with the Department of Corrections about future occurrences.
Williams came before the Board saying that a resident had a request to cross a portion of the County dirt pit to cut timber from his land.
"We've got the only access point to that timber on his land because the rest is surrounded by swamp land," said Williams.
Goodman advised that the resident would have to sign a multitude of wavers and indemnifications and be made aware of the expenses of drawing this paperwork up, which would cost around $700 to $1,500.
Williams agreed to let the resident know that those would be the conditions.
Williams also informed the Board that he had made a mistake somewhere when bidding out the process of paving and striping County Road 177A.
"I don't know how it happened, but we didn't finish striping County Road 177A," said Williams.
The board approved to put out bids to finish striping CR 117A.
Merchant requested to the Board to find a way to reduce the number of members in the Holmes County Development Commission.
"There's over 15 members and it's been expressed by some that these numbers need to be reduced," said Merchant.
Goodman explained there has to be at least seven regular members to hold quorum and at least that many ex officio members that have voting rights to keep those members "in check."
Ex officio members are usually applied in Board of Directors, both for profit and non-profit and Boards of Trustees, charitable organizations, membership based, society, etc. and according to the Articles of Incorporation this term usually only applies to past Development Commission presidents and chair members and even though they are past members they still have voting power within the Board.
"It's a matter of checks and balances," said Goodman. "It'd be a shame if the Development Commission and the Board of County Commissioners didn't come together."
Sasnett informed the board that he had found a piece of property in Westville to relocate his "yard" to.
A Commissioner's "yard" is a centralized location in which to refuel that district's vehicles, house their equipment, etc.
Sasnett had requested to relocate his "yard" to a location closer to where he lives for security purposes.
Parish requested that the board look into a more efficient way to locate the "yards."
"We incur a lot of expenses relocating these 'yards,'" said Parish. "There are buildings that need to be moved, tankards of fuel, and so many other expenses that come with moving a yard. I know it's a common practice that's been going on for many years, but we've got to look into a way of establishing a centralized and permanent location for these 'yards' so that we don't have to continue relocating these 'yards' every time we get a new commissioner."
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The determinants for exercise require careful consideration as patients with CAD vary greatly in their clinical status, including the extent of their disease. Diseases include left ventricular dysfunction, potential for myocardial ischemia, and presence of cardiac arrhythmias. Prior cardiac events (myocardial infarction, cardiac arrest), or interventions (coronary artery bypass graft, angioplasty, or other interventions) can be complicated by other medical issues which may often include hypertension, peripheral vascular disease, valvular heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and diabetes. There is no one size-fits-all exercise program for patients with CAD.
Patients with CAD who wish to exercise should begin by having a comprehensive medical evaluation, physical examination, and a graded exercise test. Often, further evaluation may be indicated for defining any abnormalities that can be managed medically or surgically before getting started. Patients who are identified as high risk for cardiovascular complications during exercise should defer exercise training until these problems are controlled.
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Before I get started, I must say I'm a bit disappointed in the BFG posts that have made it onto this blog board and into the forum. Why am I disappointed? Well, to be honest, I think I've reached the point where I just can't take
WWE puts forward five "key points" before every episode of Monday Night Raw, and this week I decided to keep them in mind as the show was live. This was mainly because I've found my blogs, like the product, have become based on one thing as of late – CM Punk's crusade for respect and the superstars standing in the way of that. I've gotten bored of writing about it, and I'm sure you're
Welcome once again Splashers! This past week's PPV was full of surprises, to say the least. And despite I just got finished with one splash, I just had to put my 2 & ½ cents on what happened this past weekend. That makes this Splash number 60, for the shining one himself. Alright enough patting myself
Hello again folks in last weeks edition I looked at TNA going into major venues for PPV events and got many questions on how this would be done well this week I will gladly explain how things will become.
December 3rd 2012 Game Changer
President Andy Barton of TNA wrestling along with Dixie Carter, Jeff Jarrett and Jerry Jarrett is in a conference office at the TNA
Welcome wrestling fans as yours truly is proud to present a very special edition of "The Triple Threat Top 5. Presented By: www.ewrestlingnews.com " An edition that is strongly dedicated to you: both the IWC, and the wrestling fans.
Now folks, this originally was going to be a Triple Threat dance, but after a long debacle, and with one of the site's biggest "superstars" going
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Well hello there EWN Readers! This is Kylos, the EWN Facebook admin, here once again to give you a rare blog entry.
This blog will focus on the current TNA storyline of the Aces and Eights, a "Brotherhood" of thugs, who have been terrorizing TNA and its performers for months now.
*SPOILER ALERT* It was revealed last night at Bound for Glory that Devon, the former
Sometimes somebody's name can become a valid word. Charles Cunningham Boycott gave us the word 'Boycott' for example. And if you described somebody as a 'Hitler' you'll all know what that person is like.
In wrestling circles, poor Marty Jannetty's name has come to mean quite a negative thing; The lesser member of the tag team. Or the member who has the less successful singles
Updated 10-16-2012 at 07:47 AM by Michael Burnside
Being a scriptwriter at my school I wanted to make a new blog series of random wrestlers thrown into different feuds, and my viewpoint on how it will happen.
First Segment, Smackdown
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Daniel Bryan: Ladies and Gentleman I am the true Phenom of the WWE. People thought my first title reign as World Heavyweight Champion was a fluke..Right?
Updated 10-17-2012 at 02:41 AM by AWrestlingGod
OK, this will not be a play-by-play recap, more of a quick analysis of the matches and where they're going with this.
Match #1 – X Division Championship
Zema Icon (c) vs Rob Van Damme
Who I want to win: RVD
Who I think will win: Zema Ion
Who won: RVD
Record: 0/1
I was totally surprised by this result. I fully expected Ion to hold onto the
Updated 10-14-2012 at 11:27 PM by Frank
The Way I See It (TWISI) - The Problem With Surprises (TNA BFG Aftermath)
I didn't plan on writing another blog so quickly, but after watching TNA's Bound for Glory this evening, I have a lot to say. Most of this blog (if not all of it) is simply going to be my opinion, thoughts, etc. on what happened at TNA's biggest pay-per-view of the year. I hope you guys enjoy the read and
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raisindot wrote:They've apparently arrested the woman.
The barbarian in me says she shouldn't go to jail at all. Instead, they should gouge her eyes out, so she can experience what her victim is experiencing; cut both arms off, so she'll never be able to do anything like this again; and cut her tongue out, so no one will ever have to listen to her try to rationalize her actions. Then toss her out on the street and let her fend for herself. Anyone who would do such a thing to a child deserves no mercy whatsoever.
"'To the pain' means that the first thing you lose will be your feet below the ankles. Then your hands at the wrists, next your nose... The next thing you lose will be your left eye, followed by your right... Your ears you keep, and I'll tell you why: so that every shriek of every child at seeing your hideousness will be yours to cherish; every babe that weeps at your approach; every woman who cries out, 'Dear God! What is that thing?' will echo in your perfect ears. That is what 'to the pain' means; it means I leave you in anguish, wallowing in freakish misery, forever."
Mazekin wrote:If I wasn't afraid of what else she'd do to the poor lamb, I'd say she should wait on him hand and foot for the rest of her life. Sick bi*ch. Initially I agreed with Raisindot, but to blind her means she couldn't see the look of disgust on people's faces that know who she is and what she has done. She should be made to stand, chained to the spot in the middle of a crowded place with a sign saying what she's done, until she dies. Dependent on other people for food and water. See how long she survives, depending on other people for her survival, like this boy will most likely have to do.
Although there are many different forms, a typical cangue would consist of a large, heavy flat board with a hole in the center large enough for a person's neck. The board consisted of two pieces. These pieces were closed around a prisoner's neck, and then fastened shut along the edges by locks or hinges. The opening in the center was large enough for the prisoner to breathe and eat, but not large enough for a head to slip through. The prisoner was confined in the cangue for a period of time as a punishment. The size and especially weight were varied as a measure of severity of the punishment. The Great Ming Legal Code (大明律) published in 1397 specified that a cangue should be made from seasoned wood and weigh 25, 20 or 15 jīn (roughly equivalent to 12.5, 10 or 7.5 kilograms) depending on the nature of the crime involved. Often the cangue was large enough that the prisoner required assistance to eat or drink, as his hands could not reach his own mouth.
The word "cangue" is French, from the Portuguese "canga," which means yoke - that carrying tool has also been used to the same effect, with the hands tied to each arm of the yoke. In contemporary Standard Chinese it is called a 木枷 "mù jīa",[1] or a 枷鎖 "jiā suǒ".
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Looks like Jessica Szohr was really excited to be at the Discover Many Hopes Gala in New York City this week. I spied the Gossip Girl actress sans bra in a white top on the red carpet, and well, see for yourself:
Ladies, ladies, ladies…. I've warned Miley Cyrus about this numerous times. There's a very fine line between sexy and skanky, and if you go braless in the wrong top, you're edging towards the latter.
Of course I understand Jess' difficulty in finding a bra to cover herself when she's working with a sheer back, but I know for a fact that Victoria has some secrets to dealing with every type of top, including this one.
Darlings, please learn from Jessica's mistake. Otherwise you'll wind up in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. XOXO
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Alec Romanoff and Alan Page said the same thing.
"I wouldn't have missed it."
That's how the former Starkville High School baseball players felt about returning to honor their coach on Danny Carlisle Day.
Carlisle was recognized prior to the first game of tripleheader baseball action Saturday for his 35 years of service to the school system. He's retiring as head coach this season after 29 seasons.
When Page learned there was going to be a special day for Carlisle, his mind went back to the years of 1984-85.
"I've been thinking about the great teams and great guys," Page said. "I just love it and glad to be here."
Page and Romanoff both admire the man who has meant so much to them.
As far as developing a "no quit" attitude, Page said Carlisle was instrumental in helping with that.
"I learned not to quit when there's adversity in front of me and he taught us that," Page said. "He taught us that no matter who we were facing, we could win and all we had to do was give all out effort and never give up. I learned that from him."
Romanoff made the trip from Franklin, Tenn., Friday night to be in attendance and watch the first game, a 13-3 SHS win over Louisville.
"The most important thing was they won," Romanoff said. "He's a big part of my life growing up. He did a lot for us."
On Saturday, it was the supporters turn to do some nice things for Carlisle.
Carlisle was presented a framed jersey with his No. 24 jersey, which was retired as announced by SHS athletic director Stan Miller. He was also given a flatscreen television.
Miller presented Carlisle with a crystal piece honoring him for his 35 years of service and listed his accomplishments.
There were also words of appreciation given by Miller and former players Ronald Campbell, Milton Smith, Will Arnett and Ryan Taylor.
Carlisle took the mike and expressed his thanks to those who had a part.
"It's about relationships and life relationships," Carlisle told the people gathered. "It's not about me."
Carlisle announced his retirement effective after the season. He became head coach of the Jackets in 1984.
During his career, Carlisle compiled a record of 556-248. He won five division championships, four North State titles and three state crowns in 1986, 1987 and 1991. He was honored Coach of the Year six times.
"You hate to see things come to an end, but I've had a great run," Carlisle said. "I saw a lot of former players and it was just a great day to see all of them. They brought back a lot of great memories."
During Miller's remarks to the crowd, he spoke of what a special day it was and was happy to see a nice day where the moment could be shared with those close to Carlisle.
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