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Joao Oliveira
No thanks... Jonh henessey is well known in the internet for ripping customers, I would waste a corvette with him...
Feb 27, 2013 9:57 am
the market is looking for supercar refinement....not plain horsepower numbers. what would be mental is if we get a 600hp 427 Z07 naturally aspirated..
Feb 26, 2013 11:11 am
I expect a bunch of thumbs down for this but - I am not impressed. We've seen massive power out of GMs new V8s and as awesome as it is (sorry Europeans, the pushrod V8s are not 1970s smogmobiles with no power or fuel efficiency), its been done before and we'll see a boatload of insane HP Vettes soon enough. The real challenge for tuners for the new Vette is to improve even more the new interior and improve handling. I live in Japan and I cannot count the number of 1000hp+ Supras that I have seen but not all win on the race track and they get killed in gymkhana/touge. Handling.....that's where the real talent will make a name for themselves. Lets see a total "track package" rather than just....oooooooooo, more hp.
Feb 26, 2013 7:17 am
Really, you're not impressed? You're missing the point. Taking a small block V8 engine from GM no less and tuning it from 450hp to 1,000hp is no small feat. It takes seriously impressive engineering and countless research to make that type of engine produce this much hp without exploding. I agree with the opinion that you don't need 1,000hp in a Corvette - nothing about it will handle well, despite "suspension mods." You need a whole new chassis for that, which is why cars that do that- Veyron- cost millions of dollars. But to say that you're not impressed? I'd like to see you try.
Feb 26, 2013 9:09 am
Google it. 1000HP out of a SBC is not a unicorn. Its been done. Its not new and ooooooooowing over the Hennessey as though its never been done before may impress you. I simply know better.
Feb 27, 2013 11:42 pm
I always mess with my new cars,never had any problems when reputable tuner was used.
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The faith based media group Christian Media Center (CMC) has accused President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of introducing the late Libyan dictator Mohammed Gadhafi's style of leadership in Liberia.
The late dictator had his children and close relatives in top government positions until his kingdom crumbled to internal rebellion with strong international backing which led to his subsequent assassination last year.
The Center says it is a complete irony and a departure from the tenets of decent democracy President Sirleaf's decision to ignore public outcry against the level of nepotism she has instituted in Liberia by appointing her biological children and other family members to lucrative public positions.
The Faith based media group in a release issued yesterday said it finds it difficult to believe that the Church, the media and civil society in Liberia will allow the President to go unhinged with such discrimination--something the Center believes will reverse the gains Liberia has made in achieving an open society.
President Sirleaf has come under serious criticisms for practicing what her critics call "nepotism" after appointing three of her sons to very top and lucrative positions in government.
President Sirleaf, before ascendency to power, criticized previous leaders, among others, for being nepotistic on grounds that they were appointing family members to key positions in government.
Sitting in the same seat today, the Liberian leader has appointed Messrs Charles, Robert and Fomba Sirleaf, as Deputy Central Bank Governor, National Oil Company Board Chair and Director of National Security Agency.
Despite the public outcries and criticisms, the President has not overturned her decision, and recently vowed that she will not dismiss them.
The Christian Media Center reminded the president that nepotism is the equivalent of discrimination, prejudice, partiality, preferential treatment, one-sidedness, favoritism and bias, words that are a complete contrast to merit-based employment within the public sector of every democracy.
The Center also noted that President Sirleaf use of the phrases "low capacity of Liberians" and "lack integrity" as justification for her action are not only insulting but very disturbing and unfortunate as tyranny is already full grown and Liberians are in for a Sirleaf dynasty that may possibly require another brutal civil war to dethrone.
Christian Media Center in a release issued on Monday called on the Liberian media especially the Press Union of Liberia, the Inter-religious Council, student groups, the Civil Servants Association of Liberia, the Federation of Liberia Youths, the Liberia Students Union and all other civil society actors to demand the president play according to the rules by ending the nepotism she has introduced in the country.
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Rwenzori is a remote region in Western Uganda thats home to nearly 1.2 million children. War and intense violent and political unrest has resulted in an entire generation has missed out on education. Add to this the mountainous terrain means it is challenging to even get to the few rural schools. Once there, children are faced with 60+ children per class, teacher shortages, limited school books or materials, poor sanitation and makeshift classrooms. Since 2008, weve partnered with Save the Children to try and change this in 12 Rwenzori communities, improving access to a quality basic education that empowers children and their communities. Weve done this as part of our commitment to helping vulnerable children and young people achieve their potential both at home and from where we source our goods.
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Thanks to associate and customer fundraising, the partnership with Save the Children made it possible to build a relationship with each of these 12 Rwenzori communities where weve built classrooms and toilet blocks, provided textbooks and solar lamps, helped recruit teachers, to name just a few activities. Over time however, weve realised that the challenge once there is a school is to also ensure the children remain in school. A lot of children drop out to help their parents earn a much needed income. To respond to this weve started to search for new approaches: providing more materials, teacher training, community engagement and creating trading opportunities [hyperlink to trading pages] enabling families to increase their incomes and keep their children in school.
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Our fundraising has provided 20 new classrooms, 500+ desks, 3,000 textbooks, box loads of solar lamps, materials, water taps, latrines and teacher housing and training.
And most surprising of all: our amazing associates generously donated over 175,000 books and items of stationery against a clearly ridiculously low target of 10,000! This allowed us to create libraries and stock stationery cupboards in all 12 schools. Together, we are giving children in the Rwenzori region the opportunity to achieve their potential.
Davids story: David is a typical local school boy. He lives with his parents and seven brothers and sisters. Every day he walks 10km to school. As the eldest, David often missed school to help out at home. When he did go, he struggled to learn in a makeshift classroom with logs instead of desks. Today, things for David are very different. Thanks to TJX Europe, David is now learning in a safe and clean classroom, at a brand new desk, with all the textbooks and materials he needs for a good education. He no longer misses school and as a result, David is top of his class.
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It was Sir John Egerton (1656 - 1729) who brought Heaton into the ownership of the Egerton family when he married Elizabeth Holland in 1684. His great grandson, Sir Thomas Egerton (1749 - 1814) inherited the title and estate as a 7 year old and when he was 21 set about creating what is largely the park we have today. Sir Thomas was created 1st Earl of Wilton in 1801, becoming the first peer in the family.
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Throughout his life Sir Thomas seems to have been an almost perfect example of an 18th century country gentleman. He was conscientious in his role as a local and county official, a man of taste and fashion and devoted to his family. For 12 years he was MP for Lancashire, tirelessly supporting the interests of Manchester in the House of Commons. He was fiercely loyal to George III, raising the Royal Lancashire Volunteer Regiment, which held a number of prestigious duties. His loyalty earned him elevation to the peerage first as Baron Grey de Wilton in 1784 and then to 1st Earl of Wilton in 1801.
Sir Thomas Egerton (1749 - 1814)
Lord Wilton had a passion for music, was an accomplished cellist and judging by the contents of his library, fascinated by science, astronomy, travel and architecture. He engaged in country pursuits, particularly archery, founding the Lancashire Bowmen and donated sums to the local poor.
The great tragedy of his life was that 5 of his 6 children died in his lifetime. His eldest daughter Eleanor was the exception, and married Richard Grosvenor of Eaton, who later became first Marquess of Westminster. It was her second son, Thomas who in a special arrangement, inherited the Wilton titles and took the name Egerton when he came of age.
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The 2nd Earl was a very different character from his maternal grandfather. He married Lady Mary Stanley, daughter of the 12th Earl of Derby and to their contemporaries they seem to have been an unattractive couple. Their sister-in-law said in 1831 that, 'the Wiltons take no pains to make themselves agreeable in public. I do not think that Lady Wilton has as much sensitivity as a deal board, by which those that live with her may also be a deal bored'.
Thomas Egerton, 2nd Earl of Wilton (30 December 1799 – 7 March 1882)
Not everyone disliked them however. They had a stylish lifestyle and entertained at Heaton on a grand scale. Some of the more colourful celebrities of the day were guests at their lavish parties. The Duke of Wellington, General Tom Thumb, the young Disraeli and the actress Fanny Kemble were frequent visitors. The celebrated actress recorded her reminiscences of Heaton in her book 'Record of a Childhood'.
Lady Mary Margaret Stanley (1801 -16 December 1858)
Lord Wilton was considered to be one of the leading sportsmen of his age being an expert horseman and keen yacht owner. In 1827 he established the Heaton Park Races that were run on a course on the site of the present lake.
After his wife died in 1858 Lord Wilton spent less time at Heaton in favour of his houses in Melton Mowbray and London. His attempt to sell the park in 1866 was unsuccessful and he died in 1882.
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"I just think if you see someone's photos in their home with the medals, to totally disregard them to steal someone's property is terrible.
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"I went into the living room area and I could see someone had been in the flat.
"Then I went into the bedroom where I found stuff lying on the floor where the drawers had been emptied out.
"They took six of my medals and five that were my dad's. They stole a watch off the dining room table, about £300 or £400 which was in a box, a 1917 Russian silver half ruble coin, some 50p pieces that I collected over the last 50 years, some tuppenny pieces and about £15 worth of loose change off the sideboard.
"I'm pretty sure they came through the door as there are some marks down the side of it.
"I'm annoyed about it happening. I would kill them if I could in the way I killed hundreds of people. I could be dead today at my age.
"In the 1930s those caught doing this, their punishment was to join the forces."
The medals taken were: General Service for Palestine 1938; the 1945 Star; General Service 1936-1938; Italian Star 1939-1945; North Africa Star 1939-1945 and General Service 1939-1945.
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Peter Kearnes' father, who was also called Leslie, suffered stomach injuries after a stick grenade was thrown in the river he and his comrades were standing in shortly after landing in Salerno near Naples, Italy.
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The Men of Dale were men that served as cavalry archers for the Dwarves.
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Humans have lived in the lands south of Erebor for many generations. One of their most successful settlements is Dale, which lies just before the gates of the Mountain Hall of Erebor. The fate of Dale has always been linked to that of Erebor—if one is besieged so, too, is the other. For this reason, the Men of Dale and the Dwarves of Erebor have forged a strong and lasting bond. The Men of Dale have lived and hunted in and around the unforgiving Mirkwood for ages, which accounts for their expertise with the hunting bow. Many legends tell of these brave men using their bows to smite enemies greater than themselves. As the Dwarves have no interest in the weapons of a hunter, the skills of the Men of Dale is of great use to them in times of battle.
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Etisalat on Monday introduced a new Wasel International Add-on, which allows Wasel prepaid customers to make international calls at prices equivalent to that of local calls.
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So the UK launched today a new "Type 45 Destroyer", apparently "the most powerful, advanced and deadly warships in the world".
Ok, cool. So the British are keeping with tradition in rolling out fancy warships. But what struck me as funny, or at least a little bit weird, was buried in the last paragraph:
Mess decks are replaced by individual cabins, each with
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War in the age of mass-luxury!
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MTV's wack pack of Teen Mom stars are so close that they practically share traveling pants (like Sisterhood, guys), but Farrah Abraham and Jenelle Evans? Not so much. These ladies have recently been thrust into the media spotlight, and it looks like they're trying to one-up each other in an epic battle of wits — by which we mean tweets and keeks.
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Beijing Birthday Bonanza!
My girlfriend Phoebe and I had just had an argument, the topic of which centred on me not having organised her birthday weekend, the day before we had intended to escape the concrete, smog heavy streets of Beijing.
I have planned it, I kept on insisting, but the bike isnt running well, and we may not be able to risk it.
Contrary to her belief, I had actually proposed to whisk her away on my motorbike to Cuandixia, an historical village close to Beijing. I had also hoped to combine this with some mountain riding, something I had been desperately missing in my daily grind of a commute. Not only did I feel that I wasnt taking advantage of Beijings beautiful surrounding countryside, but also that I wasnt making the most of my new Honda CB400, which I had bought during the winter and had been eager to use to its full potential when the weather improved.
Devastatingly, just a few days prior to the trip the bike refused to start, and it was only after some minor tweaks by my mechanic that, despite my better judgement, we were ready to go. Using our smartphone google map application for directions, we skilfully navigated out of the city, forced only to reverse up one or two slip roads that had gotten the better of us. An hour later, we were just reaching the fringes of the sprawling metropolis, and as we encountered greener surroundings, the depressing thought occurred to me that soon the world will have morphed into one megacity, boundary less and uninspiring.
Living in Beijing, with its notorious overcrowded and polluted streets, one can almost forget that another world lies beyond the mountain range enclosing the valley. As we began to wind our way up the hairpin bends grinding through the gears with each swoop up, I remembered why I had been so eager to explore China, with its abundance of impressive landscapes. As the roads became clogged with cars, we began swinging in and out of the traffic, racing to the front of the line with smug smiles plastered all over our faces. The downhill sections provided the thrills where, switching the engine off, we swept forwards, ducking down to streamline ourselves while leaning smoothly into each corner.
Pushing on, we followed the road into a valley, and rode carefree alongside a meandering river. Every few kilometres were punctuated by riverside eateries, where the temptation of a well-deserved beer became too much to resist. What struck us in particular, was the friendliness of the locals. Like any big city, Beijingers can appear brusque and even rude, but out here in the countryside, we were met with wide smiles and hospitality. In our restaurant of choice, there was a peculiar twist: You were expected to catch the fish you wanted to eat. Every now and again a family let out a huge roar of excitement as the men of the house came back wielding their catches, while other hunger stricken families eyed them jealously.
As the day bore on, the clouds closed in and the humidity rose to a point where the most comfortable place was on the bike. Unfortunately the vistas we could otherwise have expected had been obscured, and the great mountains only hinted at their looming presence behind a layer of mist. With thirst setting in we were pleased to finally reach a reservoir which drew us oasis like to its calming presence. As we wolfed down a hearty picnic, we seemed to be a central attraction, as cars stopped to admire the view while eying us curiously, or as in one familys case, jumping on the motorbike to pose for pictures!
As we made our final approach to the village, it was easy to see why it had received such media attention, being cited by the Chinese Government as a model for traditional Chinese architecture. Mountains towered on all sides, while the houses clung precariously to the side of the valley, each abode trying to outdo another as they rose up, seemingly into the rock itself. The traditional sloping Chinese roofs juxtaposed with the landscape perfectly, aligning themselves with the elements and striking a wonderful balance between Yin and Yang. It was enough to imagine wise old Chinese builders pouring their passion into each brick and mortar, as perfection was strived for and achieved.
Working our way up through the narrow streets, faded red Chinese characters still adorned the walls in public spaces, proud Mao slogans a of past era. Poking our heads around cracked old wooden doors we imagined the interconnected lives of families sharing the courtyards. Only now, they had become small hostels offering the more eager tourist homestays to sample a traditional, albeit tourism orientated view of Chinese village life. This became even more apparent when we came across a by now depressingly modern phenomenon: gift shops, offering everything from Chinese lanterns to Che Guevara mugs.
Having decided to stay in the village that night, we found a homestay offering a cosy courtyard with communal tables, and requisite topless Chinese men drinking beer. Perfect. The room, unfortunately, didnt quite match up to the exterior. The ceiling was held together by a patchwork of 1980s Chinese newspaper, there were what looked like bullet holes in the walls, and there was no fan, a somewhat troubling finding on a summer night in the mountains.
Rushing into the room, I found Phoebe hand over mouth pointing at the wall where a large multilegged creature was scrambling away.
Kill it! pleaded Phoebe.
I weighed up my chances of defeating the monster insect, and didnt rate them. Giving Phoebe my sandal, I mumbled an apology and watched on in horror as she angrily made up for my lack of bravado. After combing the room for more would be attackers, it seemed the safest thing to do was to crawl up under the covers.
After a night spent mostly awake for fear that something would crawl into my brain and lay eggs, we rose early to tour the surrounding countryside. Its always refreshing to see road signs prohibiting trucks from certain areas, but as a motorbike rider youre drawn to them like a moth to a flame. As we leaned into the tight bends and powered out of the turn, it was refreshing not to worry about oncoming vehicles forcing you off the road and into a ditch, characteristic of much of the riding in China.
Climbing up the high passes, we enjoyed temperature fluctuations which reinvigorated the senses. The smells of pine trees and clusters of flowers sent me into daydreams of previous times and into a hypnotic state where I instinctively felt my way through each gear change and application of the throttle to ensure a smooth ride. Achieving this Zen like state I was unburdened of all of my usual woes, finding an inner peace that I had been sorely missing the hectic throes of daily China life.
Winding our way through the country roads, we found the pace of life slowed as we were watched thoughtfully by locals sitting in the shade by the roadside. Animated groups of men who had come together in the early afternoon to play cards seemed typical of every small settlement we passed while the bowed outlines of workers in the fields straightened up and turned their heads as they heard the approach of the engine.
As the long afternoon closed in, it was another route through a steep canyon and riverbed that drew us home. Whitewashed rock sprang from the water and shot vertically upwards to track our zigzagged progress from high above. Unwinding next to the sound of a small waterfall was all we needed to recharge our tired bodies and make the final push back to the bright lights of the city. With the birthday weekend rescued, it was time to go home, although I was certain that wild china would soon be drawing us into her bosom once again.
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Thanks 125. More photos will be uploaded with the next RR. Cheers, Joel
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Channing Tatum gave early risers quite a treat on Wednesday when the Magic Mike man stopped by Today to promote his upcoming stripper flick.
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After chatting it up with Al Roker and Ann Curry (who got a little extra something courtesy of Tatum's costar Joe Manganiello), the actor proceeded to show off some of his moves while leading a flash mob of scantily clad dancers.
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Ahhh, the downside from a day filled only with sugar. The cold that I had no idea was stalking me seized its moment and bodyslammed me. So I am off in search of a motel, even though it's only 3 PM, so I can sleep away the nosedrips.
Before I shuffle away, a quick update. Did I mention I love Maine? The whole state exemplifies one of the favorite parts of my trip; the unveiling. I keep trying to go back and take pictures of images that jump out at me; a revolutionary statue that looked Gorey-esque; a motel on the cliff that looked Bates-esque; a rusted 1940s pickup truck next to what might have been a colonial house under piles of growth. It never works. As soon as I stop moving and try to get a freeze frame, the image ceases to be as fascinating.
This is why I love my swing pictures. We are more beautiful in motion, and I guess that works for things as well. It's the coming around the corner that makes some things so amazing, and you can never capture that on a Pentax. Though I try. I always try to frame my shots, with a bit of a tree there, an edge of a house here, and I think that may be due to this movement thing. I want to capture that moment when something first comes into view and you lose your breath for a second.
Yesterday I hit both the eastern edge and the northern edge of my trip. I watched the sun set at Quoddy Head Nat'l Park, the easternmost part of the US. I know, I should have watched the sun rise there, but the damn park closes from dusk til 9 AM, and the sun goes up at 5 out here. Sunset'll do for me. Then I swung up to northern Maine today, and got the other edge.
I stopped at a beach made entirely of Jasper stones. Apparently there is only one other like it, in Japan (thanks Noah, for the guidebook!). It didn't look very special; I didn't realize what an unassuming rock Jasper is. It was just a rocky beach. The oddity lay in the fact that the rocks went all the way down. Try to picture climbing a sand dune build of red rocks the size of a fist. Where the water hit, the rocks were much smaller, but still stones and nowhere near sand. The sound that the water made when pulling back was amazing. The smaller waves made a nice singing noise, and the larger ones made a noise closer to a scream. It was a little spooky on such a foggy morning.
Yesterday was as drizzly as the day before, and everone had their fires going. My ribs started to ache from inhaling so deeply every time I passed a house (or maybe that was just this cold stalking me - like eyes on the back of my neck).
I may have been slightly snooty in my tone in my last post regarding little tourist towns. I take it all back. Every little tourist town that I passed on my way north is forgiven, as they are all trying to be Bar Harbor. Ba Haba is just about the cutest tourist town I have ever seen! And I grew up on the California coast! It has just the right mix of friendly folks, nature adventures, and businesses only a city gal would like, to be perfect. Naturally I didn't stay. The perfect tourist town runs on money, and I have none. But I will be back.
Okay, really need a bed now. And I've overstayed my welcome at the library; the librarian is tapping her foot.


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Stafford Springs, Connecticut (PRWEB) September 11, 2012
Paradiso Insurance, will be donating goodie bags consisting of activity books, bubbles, erasers, play dough, pencils, silly bands, stickers, etc., but no candy (due to children's allergies), to the Connecticut Children's Medical Center this Halloween.
Since many of the children are terminally ill and cannot leave their hospital rooms to celebrate the holiday, the agency will be preparing and bringing the Halloween-themed goodie bags to the children, giving them a "Reverse Trick-or-Treating" experience.
The Connecticut insurance agency will be assembling goodie bags from now until October 15, 2012 and encourages the community to donate items by calling the office at 860-684-5270 or toll free at 800-660-2991.
Paradiso Insurance understands the tough economic times may limit the amount of money and items that many businesses and individuals can give. However, the agency wants to ensure the community that every little bit helps. The agency will except any quantity of the items listed above in addition to gift cards and cash donations.
They couldn't deliver as many goodie bags and smiles to children at the hospital without the support of the Connecticut community!
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Paradiso Insurance has more than 11 years of experience providing insurance solutions and financial services to residents and businesses in the Connecticut area. Our agency carries all lines of insurance — notably commercial, home, auto, investments and Connecticut life insurance. Whether you're looking to purchase insurance for the first time or simply want to re-evaluate your coverage, Paradiso Insurance will be there for you.


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The move will likely cut off irrigation water to hundreds of cattle ranchers and farmers in the upper basin this summer.
The Medford-based public company plans to move the O'Brien Auto Group's dealerships to a new location along Salem Parkway.
Farmers and vintners fear that looming cuts to Oregon State University's Southern Oregon Research and Extension Center (SOREC) could damage the region's pear, wine and agriculture/livestock industries, valued at over $80 million.
Rogue Valley-Medford International Airport's sustained passenger traffic rebound can be attributed to the elderly.
The Jackson County Board of Commissioners voted against a proposed Coquille Indian Tribe casino in Medford.


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Angela Simmons Sexy Pink Leopard Bikini; Plus Toe Ring Ankle Bracelet
Angela Simmons just loves the beaches of Miami, and paparazzi just love snapping pics of her in her bikini. If you can't beat them, you might as well smile for the cameras. Check out Angela Simmons in her cute little pink bandeau bikini with a leopard accent. I love the toe ring anklet she's sporting.
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Willow Smith Is Back With A New Single: 21st Century Girl
Willow Smith is back with her new single, 21st Century Girl, and it' s just as infectious as Whip My Hair.
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Official Video: Jennifer Hudson – Where You At
The wait is over! Here is the official video for Jennifer Hudson's Where You At. I know you don't want to here my biased opinion, but I "LOVE" it *in my Dragon Tales voice*. This song is for all the women who use to date thugs and were expecting them to settle down, you know who you are…Y'all knew he was never going to church.
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Lil Wayne Searched By Feds In Miami
Lil Wayne was harassed by the feds after a recent trip. Upon arriving at the Opa-Loca Airport in Miami, Lil Wayne was randomly pulled aside and searched by feds. Other than being Lil Wayne, a known felon on probation, there didn't seem to be any logical reason for performing a surprise search.
Get the details when you continue, and find out what federal agents discovered…
So Chris Brown Dyes His Hair Blond…
People have the right to change their hair to any color in the rainbow spectrum, and other people have the right to stop and stare. I'm sorry Team Breezy it may take me a moment to cosign the bleach job. It's not so much that Chris Brown changed his hair color, it's just now he reminds me of Sisqó from Dru Hill. IDK, It's a recession in the music business!
[Spotted at Miss Jia]
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Theology of Angels
October 2, 2013 @ 7:45 PM - 8:45 PM| Free
The Church teaches that "the existence of the spiritual, non-corporeal beings that Sacred Scripture usually calls "angels" is a truth of the faith." (CCC 328). What does this really mean? Is the Church saying that angels exist even in the modern world? Are we each assigned an angel that guards us through life? Do angels have wings? Can we see them? Do they have names? Are they male or female like us? How many angels are there? Who are the fallen angels? St. Paul writes about the different Choirs of angels and we read numerous accounts of angel-encounters elsewhere in Scripture. Psalm 91 tell us that there is a heavenly spirit assigned by God to watch over each of us during our lives. Some would say that this Guardian Angel is the closest friend that they have never met. Angels obviously have played an important role in all of history but they also play an important role in our current lives and in the future. So what's their role in your life? Since the 17th century the Church has celebrated a universal feast day honoring the Angels on October 2. On Wednesday October 2, 2013 at 7:45pm, St. James in Novi will be hosting a one-hour discussion on the Church's teaching on Angels. The event will begin immediately following the 7:00 PM Mass. Please also note that prior to the Mass there will also be Eucharistic Adoration from 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM, Benediction at 6:00 PM, and the Rosary at 6:30 PM. As the Year of Faith begins to draw to a close we hope you will join us for this great opportunity to enrich your own faith life.


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CSUSM Foundation
Gift Fee – Policy and Procedure
Approved December 6, 2012
Effective Date - January 1, 2013
Effective January 1, 2013, all gifts made to the CSUSM Foundation, will be assessed an administrative fee of 5% for the purpose of partially funding Foundation operations and the University Advancement operation. New cash gifts, gifts-in-kind that are sold for cash proceeds, and new pledges are subject to the fee as of the effective date. The fee percentage may be reviewed and revised periodically.
CSUSM Foundation 5% Gift Fee applied upon receipt of gift:
- All new gifts, including those to program funds, scholarships, endowments, and capital projects
- No exceptions other than gifts in kind that are not converted to cash
- Charged on monthly basis on cash deposited
- Default: Fee deducted from gift principal
- Alternative options:
- Donor adds fee amount onto the initial gift amount
- CSUSM department benefitting from gift pays fee
- Fee paid from endowment earnings until obligation is fulfilled
- CSUSM Foundation pays UARSC for administration of accounts based on business services agreement
- Remainder of gift fee transferred to University Advancement for operations
Sliding scale for gifts of greater than $2 million:
- First $2 million @ 5% gift fee
- Third million @ 4% gift fee
- Fourth million @ 3% gift fee
- Over $4 million @ 2% gift fee
Cal State San Marcos Disclosure Statement:
It is the policy of California State University San Marcos and the Cal State San Marcos Foundation to reinvest a portion of the gift principal and/or the short-term investment income on gifts and grants to support the cost of raising and administering funds.


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SBA Chief, Other Key Administration Officials Announce Departures
February 11, 2013
Several senior Obama administration officials have announced their departures from government service recently, adding to the list of vacancies the president will need to fill for his second term.
Small Business Administration head Karen Mills announced her resignation on Monday. Mills joined the agency in 2009 after a career in venture capital and small business management. Her reforms included speeding up the payment times for small federal contractors and expanding lending during the financial crisis. Obama elevated the agency in 2012, inviting Mills to Cabinet meetings.
The president said that Mills was the lead voice for promoting the administration's stance on entrepreneurship, and played a key role in the passage of the 2010 Small Business Jobs Act.
"Over the last four years, Karen has made it easier for small businesses to interact with the federal government by reducing paperwork and cutting through red tape," he said in a statement released on Monday.


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Well the votes have been counted, and the results are in. I thought i be a party pooper and go ahead to announce the winners of the PPS 2nd Anniversary Awards. Why spoil the suspense? Because i can!!!!!! Muahahahaahahahah!!!
And the winners are...
HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA!!! MADE YOU LOOK! (especially if you clicked here from PPS!)
ps. seriously i do know, but i'm not telling. :) The voting was very, very close, Neophyte of the Year going by a bare handful of votes to the winner.


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The Hotel Britannique in Paris recommends you a romantic cruise aboard a Yachts de Paris. You will live an exceptional and unforgettable event, the way you like it: a lunch cruise or a dinner cruise.
What's more romantic than a beautiful promenade along the Seine in an elegant and cozy atmosphere?
You will discover a superb panorama of the city and enjoy a high gastronomy menu of Lenôtre.
Just imagine, the cosy, intimate setting of the Don Juan II, or a Bossa Nova atmosphere on the majestic Paquebot… These yachts have the comfort and the charm of European yachts.
Guy Krenzer, Meilleur Ouvrier de France and Creative Director of Lenôtre has created a special Valentine's menu, served with pink champagne at discretion.
This cruise is a real enchantment that you will never forget!
Special Valentine's week-end : February 12th to 14th
- Boarding as from 7.45 pm – Dinner-cruise from 8.30 pm to 11.15 pm – all inclusive Dinner
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