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If youre windows7 you can also try 1.05 and winvista/xp compatibility mode. It worked for me
ok it wasnt. But i knew its something ive already heard: Its "Two Steps From Hell - Black Blade" for those who want to know.
Medieval II Soundtrack :-)
I like
i know its warhammer onlin soundtrack but whats its name?
I think it shouldnt because TATW is installed to another folder than SS so reinstalling SS shouldnt have any effect on Third Age.
just details..., dont destroy the pleasure we have about that
How is this epic music called?
you can change unit size and skills in "export_descr_unit" file in "M2TW/mods/Third age/data/export_descr_unit" but make a backup of the file before changing things and first look up what things you have to change before doing it.
And to change the fact with the buildings, you have to search the right script and unactivate it. Try out in "export_descr_buildings" but i wont do it because it could wreck up the in-game fun and if you do wrong there might be crashes.
maybe UAC or something like that is the problem. To fix UAC problems just right-click on your "SEGA" folder or wherever u got your M2TW, then select "properties" then go to the "security" tab and give all users full access so kingdoms can work without problems with windows.
then, reinstall just for sure.
If this doesnt work, wait for another answer
no one forces u to concentrate on those ;-)
for me it was another path: I bought Medieval then it became boring and then i was searching for things to make it more interesting and i found first SS then this and both were great and added nearly all that was missing in Medieval and the rest will (hopefully) be done in 3.0
Have you set both difficulties on very hard. Because i think this is necessary
hopefully your boss wont see this :-D
With gondor its really hard to get enough regions to earn enough money because u already have 2 enemies constantly attacking you an you cant expand your lands to somewhere else but maybe try to make a caesefire with harad so you can knock out Mordor, wich is difficult enough
maybe its the HP software which should prevent computer from overheating and so on. I may change some settings.
ok, then its because my quad core has only 2 Ghz...
ok, maybe 12k by high texture detail.
What kinda Pc do you have so you can play with those huge counts? My Medieval crashes by 12k units....
yes theyre planned for coming out this year (hopefully).
late Answer...
I have read that you can only open . dat files with the program they belong to
Yes, the music is somehow packed inside the Music.dat file and i found no media player or file extractor who was able to read it. Is there any possibility?
They're just lookin better :-)
but i want to!!! ):-(
I hope so too and if not: we can wait
I don't think they will, because i heard modding in Shogun 2 is very difficult and the SiCh modding Team has enough projects for the moment
If you have win7, try out to run "kingdoms.exe" in compatibility mode. I first had the same problem and for me, this worked. But if i were you, i would wait for 1.5 and hope, the mod will be less buggy in 1.5.
I have a Problem: everytime after a siege battle in the campaign, when there is the loading screen, my CoW crashes, i installed it rightly, i guess. Solutions?
No hobbies...???(@sgtcbb&Legolose)
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BOISE, Idaho - The No. 23 Boise State University men's tennis team extended its winning streak to 10 matches as it defeated Eastern Washington 6-1, Saturday, at the Appleton Tennis Center.
The Broncos earned points in doubles and No. 1 through No. 5 singles for the victory.
The No. 56 nationally ranked doubles team of Piotr Dilaj and Luke Shields defeated Jonathan Davis and Patrick Millican at No. 1 doubles 8-1, to earn their 15th victory of the season.
Blake Boswell and Eric Roberson improved to 6-1 at No. 2 doubles as they vanquished Pannhara Mam and Kyle Schraeder 8-4. The victory was the duo's team-leading 20th this season and 17th of dual match play.
Stanley Sarapanich and Steve Roberson gave Boise State the sweep of the doubles point as they knocked off Keithan Gregg and Kevin Erickson 8-4.
Robertson collected the first singles point for the Broncos as he made short work of Daniel Pez at the No. 3 position defeating him in straight sets 6-1 and 6-1.
Kean Feeder put Boise State up 3-0 as he won his first career match downing Mam in straight sets at the No. 1 position 6-2 and 6-3.
Sarapanich earned the clinching match point at No. 5 singles as he defeated Millican 6-3 and 7-6, to improve to a perfect 4-0 at the No. 5 spot.
Roberson used a super tiebreaker to knocked off Gregg at No. 4 singles 4-6, 6-3 and 10-4 as he earned his 21st victory of the season.
Dilaj turned the final match point of the afternoon as he emerged victorious over Schraeder 6-2, 5-7 and 7-5.
The lone defeat of the day came at No. 6 singles where Jamall Hepburn lost his first match of the dual season to Art Karas 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (4).
With the victory Boise State improved it record to 26-5 this season and extended its home winning streak to 30 straight.
Come out and watch Coach Patton and his No. 23 Boise State University men's tennis team in its last home match of the 2006-07 season, Saturday Apr. 21, when the Broncos face UC Irvine at 6:00 p.m.
Match Results
Boise State 6, Eastern Washington 1
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Apr. 21, 2007
1. Kean Feeder def. Pannhara Mam, 6-2, 6-3
2. Piotr Dilaj def. Kyle Schraeder, 6-2, 5-7, 7-5
3. Steve Robertson def. Daniel Pez, 6-1, 6-1
4. Eric Roberson def. Keithan Gregg, 4-6, 6-3, 10-4
5. Stanley Sarapanich def. Patrick Millican, 6-3, 7-6
6. Art Karas def. Jamaal Hepburn, 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (4)
1. Dilaj/L. Shields def. Davis/Millican, 8-1
2. Boswell/Roberson def. Mam/Schraeder, 8-4
3. Sarapanich/Robertson def. Gregg/Erickson, 8-4
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Boise State Record: 26-5
Eastern Washington Record: 12-11


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Before you decide to get a guinea pig, you should have in mind a type of breed you would prefer. Also, guinea pigs are very social animals, so I would strongly consider getting at least two. More on that later. Currently, there are 13 known breeds of guinea pigs.
Here is a list of all the different breeds:
Abyssinian/Abyssinian Satin-
Abyssinian guinea pigs have deep, tall rosettes all over the body (in case you did not know, rosettes are whirls of fur that grow evenly from a certain point on the animals coat, making it look tufted and fluffy). You may think these rosettes are random and each guinea pig is unique, but in reality each Abyssinian has eight to ten rosettes. They come in a wide variety of colors.
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Great breed for those just starting out with guinea pigs! The American breed is a smooth, short haired cavy and requires very little grooming. It is probably the most popular choice of all guinea pig breeds. It has been reported to be the calmest as well. They come in a variety of colors and beautiful shiny coat.
Crested guinea pigs+Silkie guinea pigs= Coronet guinea pigs! The charming Coronet breed has a beautiful crest in addition to a flowing, long coat. While this crest looks very nice, it is important that you check under the hair over the eyes to make sure the guinea pig's eyes are still clear and bright.
Peruvian/Peruvian Satin-
The Peruvian has the longest hair of all the breeds! It is a silky, long haired guinea pig discovered in the late 1800s. All Peruvians have two rosettes on the rump. This lively guinea pigs are known for their bright personality and are the second most (beside American guinea pigs) popular breed. They are not recommended for a first time owner because they do happen to need a lot of grooming to keep their coats knot free. You can tell the guinea pig in the picture has been very groomed. His fur is cut short enough so that he won't accidentally step on it and it is away from his eyes.
Silkie/Silkie Satin (aka Shelties)-
Silkies are very similar to Peruvian guinea pigs, but in some ways they are very different. Their fur grows about 1 inch (2.2 cm.) every month, which is very fast. The Silkie has very short facial hair, a blunt nose and a mane that sweeps along the back with parting. Unlike their cousins, Coronets, they do not have rosettes. Currently, Silkies come in solid, self, marked, broken, white, agouti, tortoiseshell, and Himalayan.
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The Teddy has a frizzy, fuzzy coat. It doesn't require a whole lot of grooming. Some guinea pigs that are not the Teddy breed still carry the recessive gene, so they may produce Teddy offspring. This is never a guarantee, however. Sometimes they are incorrectly called a Rex. They are two separate breeds with different DNA. Personality wise, Teddies are very cuddly and have a good nature. They are as sweet and gentle as the look!
The Texel marks the third most popular guinea pig breed! It requires a lot of grooming to maintain its coat. You must also have a sort of sense for grooming artistry. The Texel has long, silky ringlets that can be easily damaged by a brush or comb, so it must be groomed by hand. Texels, by and large, are quiet, laid-back animals but are very sweet.
I have chosen to use my own guinea pig to show off the beautiful white crest of the American white crested! It is the fifth most popular breed, and it has one white crest on its forehead. This is the only spot where it should have white on its body. The only thing that distinguishes it from the American breed is the crest, and it is what makes them unique! I have only met a few crested guinea pigs in my life, and all have been very shy. Noodles, my own crested guinea pig, is very shy himself. He is, however, incredibly sweet and will stand on his hind legs for treats. White crests love cuddling and don't squeak very much. They very much like hidey houses and hate loud noises.
Other breeds:
Hairless "Skinny pigs" Breed-
The hairless guinea pig, or "skinny pig" have a few short hairs on their body. For the most part they are pretty naked. Make sure your hairless doesn't catch a cold! They may be at higher risk.
More "other" breeds:
English- The English guinea pig has short, straight hair. It is less than 2 inches (3.8 cm). Despite their popularity, English guinea pigs are, inbred or outbred, used in research labs. The good news is the majority are in loving homes.
Merino- This breed is a crested Texel. The hair is longer on the rump than anywhere else.
Alpaca- The Alpaca is also known as the Merino Peruvian. It is a cross between Peruvians and Texels. They have curly fur with a dense coat all over.
Lunkarya- This breed is still being developed, but some breeders are working on perfecting the curly coat. It is a cross of Teddies and Peruvian genetics.


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Rich Harrington: Robbie, we're going to go ahead and build the click track now. Robbie Carman: Mm-hm. Rich Harrington: And we're taking the pre-recorded track from the artist. In this case a track from his CD. Robbie Carman: Mm-hm. Rich Harrington: And he's going to be lip-syncing to this in a variety of conditions. In a club. He's going to be using this in the field. And we want to make sure that the performance doesn't drift. If we just had him play the song several times. Robbie Carman: Mm-hm. Rich Harrington: From one take to the other, there could be some variation in performance. Robbie Carman: Yeah, I mean, people just naturally do this. Right, Rich? You know, you're strumming along and you're you know, 100 beats per minute. And next time you do it, you're at 90 beats per minute, and yeah, it's not going to really work when we're trying to use the studio recording in all of these different shooting situations where we're going to have the artist sort of, you know, kind of faking it if you will.
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Argentinian giants Boca Juniors and Independiente produced a thrilling 3-3 draw at La Bombonera in the first leg of their Copa Sudamericana second-round tie.
Fighting for a berth in the last 16, Boca went ahead through Uruguayan striker Santiago Silva in the 15th minute after a defensive mistake by Leonel Galeano. Jonathan Santana equalised in the 44th minute but a long-range strike by Leandro Somoza restored Boca's lead seconds before half-time.
Forward Paulo Rosales levelled the match again for Independiente in the 48th minute, and Boca were down to 10 men two minutes later as defender Rolando Schiavi was ordered off. Despite playing with 10 men, Boca went ahead in the 76th minute when Juan Sanchez-Mino rifled home a free-kick, yet there was a late twist as visitors Independiente were awarded a stoppage-time penalty, converted by Ernesto Farias.
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Tomorrow Floridians from across the state will protest in front of the Democratic National Committeeâs headquarters in Washington. Theyâll be calling on DNC Chair Howard Dean to decide the issue with Floridaâs congressional delegates.
Rallies were held across the state on Saturday calling for that as well. In St. Petersburg, around 50 people gathered at Gladden Park to demand that the votes from Floridaâs Jan. 29 primary count. The event was sponsored by the newly formed group, Floridians Demand Representation (FDR). Palm Harbor resident Jim Hannagan is the founder and state chairman of the group.
The DNCâs Rules & Bylaws Committee announced Friday that they plan to take up the delegates issue about both Florida and Michigan at a meeting on May 31.
Earlier this year, Hillary Clinton's campaign said it would help pay for a re-vote of the Jan. 29 primary, but Barack Obama's camp wasnât interested.
One possible compromise that Sen. Bill Nelson has proposed would be to have the national party restore half of the delegates â which would cut Sen. Clintonâs delegate lead in the state from 38 to 19. But FDR's Jim Hannagan said heâs not interested in seeing anything less that what happened Jan. 29.
Anita DePalma is the former state Director for LULAC, the League of United Latin American Citizens, and is running as a Democrat for Congress in Floridaâs 9th District. She says as an American, she demands that Floridaâs delegates be seated for the Democratic Convention in Denver in August.
Although FDR insists it is bi-partisan, Barack Obama supporters were in short supply at Saturdayâs event. Clinton has slammed Obama for supporting the disenfranchisement of Florida voters. Obamaâs camp says it is waiting for the DNC to decide how to deal with the delicate situation.
Hillsborough County Clerk of the Court Pat Frank, a Clinton supporter, blamed the Republicans, and said that Florida should be allowed always to vote early.
In the aftermath of the Pennsylvania primary, more political analysts say the race is becoming part of the anti-Obama vote. Among white Pennsylvania voters, 1 in 6 said race was a factor, and three-quarters of them voted for Clinton.
In the increasingly bitter fight between Clinton and Obama, polls have shown a certain percent of those candidates supporters will not vote for the other Democrat in November. Those polls show a higher percent of Clinton supporters saying they will vote for John McCain in the fall against Barack Obama, despite the fact that the policy differences between Obama and Clinton seem negilible.
Frank Sanchez is the National Latino Fundraising Chair for the Obama campaign. Speaking from Washington, he said that he also wants Floridaâs votes to count â but not the Jan. 29 primary results.
Meanwhile, the St. Petersburg Times is reporting that FDR Chair Jim Hannagan, the man behind the effort to count Floridaâs votes on Jan. 29, did not vote in the primary. Hannagan denies that, saying that the Pinellas County voting records are wrong, and that he did vote.comments powered by Disqus
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I am so sick and tired of Florida (and Michigan) pretending to be some sort of victim. I don't care if Florida's state legislature has a republican majority, the bill that broke national party rules by moving the primary was introduced by the democrats. Only one person in the entire legislature voted against it. The DNC had to enforce the rules or the rules are meaningless. The primaries are set up the way they are for a very good reason and letting Florida get away with acting as though the rules don't apply to them would have undermined the entire process and would have seriously negative reprecussions for future elections. So as a democrat, I seriously hope the Democratic party leaders in Florida and Michigan are happy. They have screwed up this election and what should have been an easy win for a democratic candidate has now turned into shambles. Due to your selfishness, your pigheaded idiocy and your pointless disregard for necessary rules, you have destroyed the party you claim to be apart of. I seriously hope your happy when John McCain declares war on Iran, cuts educational funding and nominates two more Alitos to the supreme court just because you, as state representatives of the democratic party, are petty, shortsighted idiots. Good going you flaming morons.
Jonathan, you are woefully ignorant of the facts..
The Democrats only went along with the bill because it also contained a provision for a paper ballot, something that the 2000 election taught anyone with a functioning brain is necessary to ensure a fair election process, and because, as the MINORITY party, they knew they didn't have a chance of blocking the primary date change, anyway. The situation we are in now was 100% TOTALLY caused by Howard Dean. Why? Because the DNC's precious rules recommend cutting the delegates in HALF in such a situation, which would have effectively chastised the state for the date violation, discouraged other states from following suit, YET still left the INNOCENT voters with a representative voice in the primary process. But, no, Dean CHOSE to be draconian and circle up the firing squad, yanking away ALL the delegates from millions and millions of voters in FL & MI, thus disenfranchising us just at a time when we are fired up and ready to vote, vote, VOTE. Dean and his DNC caused this mess. Not the innocent, long-suffering voters of FL & MI, who want nothing more than a voice in selecting the nominee of our party, a party that many of us, like me, have been loyal members of for our entire lives. It is Dean who has destroyed the party. Not the voters of FL & MI. So take your anger out on the right person, please.
Jim Crow Lives Anew--Vote Voiding
It was interesting to hear the Obama representative say, on Monday evening's show, that Obama wanted Florida's primary votes to count but "fairness" and "the rules" justified them not counting, unless Obama gets to say how we voted. As for fairness, there was no rule against Obama or any other candidate campaigning in Florida. He agreed to not campaign here to pander to Iowa and New Hampshire voters, as did all the other candidates. They all stand on equal footing--the ground of politicians who value self-promotion more than counting American votes. As for "following the rules," Obama says he's a "new kind of leader" who will "change the way Washington does business." yet the argument he makes that the vote voiding rules must be followed is EXACTLY the same argument Jim Crow made for disenfranchising other Americans fifty years ago. He's more of the same. Finally, Obama says he'll allow the Florida votes to count if he gets to say how we voted. Where did he grow-up and learn his civics, the Soviet Union? In a democracy, party officials don't get to decide how people voted--votes are simply counted. In a democracy, the voters choose the parties and the candidates, the parties and the candidates don't get to choose the voters. The Democratic Party is not democratic--with its voided votes, half votes, double votes, caucuses beginning as polls close in order to dilute the results of voting and its 800 party-appointed free agents who get to decide regardless of voters. The Democratic party is the second biggest vote voider in American history, behind only Jim Crow. It ought to be ashamed of itself. We ought to be ashamed of it. If the gormless self-promoters who sponsored and went along with the vote voiding aren't punished by the voters, the precedent will enter our political traditions to be repeated later. Is this what WMNF listeners want to pass on as an inheritance to their children and grandchildren? If, in a year's time, Howard Dean can say,. "Gee, that worked out well," we will have let a horrible thing happen--the voiding of millions of American votes, without punishing the perpetrators. I'm offended. WMNF listeners should be offended too. We need new laws to ensure all primary votes are treated on a one-person one-vote basis: then the clown piles that are the political parties can function within boundries that aren't so offensive to common sense and that do not violate the American values that every citizen has an opportunity to improve the world by voting and that every voter should matter.
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I am angry with the right people. I might agree with you that Dean overreacted, but he had a valid position to maintain. The democratic party in Florida is not a victim, I don't care that they are the minority party. There are 43 democrats out of 120 in the state HOR, and 14 out of 40 in the state senate. One person voted against this bill. ONE. That's it. The democratic party in Florida, supported this bill, they pushed this bill forward because they wanted 'to be more important' and now they want to whine about the consequences. Yeah they could have been stripped by half, but frankly why should they get any delegates in an election where they blatantly ignored the rules? Did they oppose the bill? Did they speak out against it? Did they even try to show that they wanted party unity instead of a selfish desire 'to be more important?' No, they did none of that. Had the bill been passed despite their oposition, then they could be what they now claim to be, victims. Then they would have a sympathetic case and they would not have been stripped of their delegates. They went along with the program and undermined the entire process. Florida deserved to be punished period. Dean went too far and I am upset about that, but I am still far more angry with the democratic party of florida who went along and supported a bill that they knew broke the rules because they felt like they didn't have to follow the rules. It was more important for them to feel more important. Oh and let's go ahead and point out that the DNC warned states of exactly what would happen if they held their primaries early. The democratic party in Florida didn't care because they think they can do whatever they want and that the DNC would eventually cave. And yes I am sorry that Floridians screwed up the 2000 vote. I am very sorry, especially now that my brother is in Iraq, that apparently Floridians aren't capable of voting properly. I am sorry that ballots are just too confusing for the citizens of Florida. But to use that as a justification to support a bill that would screw up yet another election is misguided. As for Doug, what on earth are you talking about? I would love to address your argument but for the life of me I can't seem to gather a single coherent thought in any of that. Jim Crowe? Really? Seriously why stop there? Why not just compare the DNC to Nazis? It would make just as much sense and would be a tad more melodramatic.
Jonathan, you make some valid points, but...
...then you launch right into attacking the voters of Florida again. Speaking as a lifelong, loyal Democrat who has voted in every election since I was 18 years old (and always fully punched through my "chads"), and as an ardent Gore supporter since 1988 no less, I was crushed by what unfolded in 2000. No one was more upset about it than Florida Democrats, I can assure you. Yet people like you just love to blame US and accuse us of being unable to cast a ballot properly or whatever. Don't you realize that the Republican FOB's (friends of Bush) STOLE the election by impeding a fair process/recount? Blame Katherine Harris, Baby Bro', et al. for 2000 (and throw a little wrath at the Nader voters, while you are at it, and how about all the voters in other states that went solidly RED for shrub, versus Florida that had a razor-thin margin of just over 500 votes for shrub)! Folks like you who continue to bash the Democratic voters of Florida really dismay and upset me. Haven't we suffered ENOUGH? Do we deserve to be disenfranchised AGAIN, this time by our own party, by having our primary votes taken away, all for something we couldn't control?! You do make a valid point about the Democratic minority going along with the Republican majority on that bill, but again, that was mainly because of the paper ballot trail thing. Still, that is a fair point. But even so, Howard Dean is punishing the WRONG people!!!! Again I submit to you: Had Dean followed the recommendation of his precious "rules" and simply yanked away HALF of the delegates of FL & MI, none of this would be happening right now. Instead, he chose to go haywire and now we are all paying the price. I just wish people would quit bashing the Democratic voters of Florida. Good Lord, haven't we been through enough? I, for one, voted for Gore in 2000 and fully punched my ever-loving chad. It was Katherine Harris who screwed it all up, not the voters.
Florida decides elections
Count the votes. All states should be allowed to hold their primaries whenever they want. Why is Iowa more important than Florida ? Dems are nitwits: you'll get Iowa, but you'll lose Florida. Wow, and then you wonder why you keep losing to Republicans.
Jack, I fear you are right about my party!
Jack, as a lifelong, loyal Democrat who not even Howard Dean can totally alienate from my beloved party, I must concur that my party is behaving like "nitwits" right now. As Will Rogers said: "I'm not a member of any organized political party. I'm a Democrat." (*tee heeEEE!* Love it.) Dean has managed single-handedly to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. We had this one sown up before it even started! But now he has managed to totally alienate and disenfranchise millions of voters, effectively deadlocking the primary and assuming (erroneously) that all these millions of voters are just going to get over it and come back in the general election. Mind boggling. Definite "nitwit" ALERT! I love my party and will never abandon it. Too bad that, right now, my DNC is abandoning me.


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While the supraorbital and supratrochlear nerves course through muscle on their way up through the forehead tissues, there is a bony exit or foramen where it exits the brow bone of the frontal skull. As the nerve comes out of the bone, it is well known that there is a variety of shapes including an encircled complete bony foramen, a notch at the lower edge of the brow bone or some combination of both. This is also a potential source of nerve compression as a non-muscular trigger and is worthy of additional evaluation.
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Maidstone River Festival is dead – long live Maidstone Carnival.
That is the message from organisers of the County Town's long-running festival, which returned last summer after a break for the Olympics and Jubilee celebrations in 2012.
Despite thousands enjoying the festivities, organisers have decided it is not possible for the town to support an event of its magnitude every summer, as sponsorship has become particularly hard to come by.
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Mr Cox hopes, with 18 months to prepare, something akin to the old Maidstone Carnival could be revived, starting and finishing at Mote Park.
"It takes a long time to find sponsorship, and there are so many health and safety issues associated with the river. I think there would be more support if we brought back the Maidstone Carnival, and did it every other year."
The river festival celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2009. It has been free for those attending each year, and been entirely reliant on sponsorship and volunteers.
Mr Cox, who is also a Lib Dem borough councillor, envisages a revamped carnival starting and ending at Mote Park, with a raft race on the lake, rounded off with a Mardi Gras and a funfair at 6pm. "It is a question of watch this space," he added.
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NORTH SMITHFIELD- Hebert (Herb) Girard, 80, of Bamford St., died August 26, 2011, in Hopkins Manor. He was the husband of Shirley (Godin) Girard for 52 years.
Born in Woonsocket, son of the late Ferdinand J. and Noella (Hebert) Girard.
Mr. Girard was a Veteran of the United States Coast Guard.
Mr. Girard was Owner and operator of Blackstone Dye & Girard Knitting Mills, and also was a sale representative for Schwan's Food Co.
He was a former member of the Lions, and served as State Secretary of the Lions. Kiwanis, Jaycee's, Knights of Columbus.
He was an avid golfer, and was member of the Melody Hill Senior golf league. Herb was also an avid PC Friars Fan.
Herb enjoyed spending time with his family and grand-dogs Maggie, and Lacey, and also gardening.
Besides his wife he is survived by four children, Hebert Girard Jr., of Bellingham, Ma. Michael Girard, of Cumberland, Christine Girard of Woonsocket, Christopher and wife Elyssa Girard, of Johnston, R.I.
His Funeral will be held on Wednesday, August 31, 2011, at 10 A.M. from the S. DiPardo Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, 1583 Diamond Hill Rd., Woonsocket, with a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 A.M. in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church, Park Ave. Woonsocket. Burial will be in Precious Blood Cemetery, Rathbun St., Woonsocket. Relatives and friends are invited; calling hours are Wednesday morning from 9-10 A.M.
In lieu of flowers donations to the Hopkins Manor, 610 Smithfield Rd., North Providence 02904, in his memory would be appreciated.
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The HBO documentary that we watched in class entitled 'ÄúMiddlesex'Ä? was very interesting to me. Each story that was shared looked at the issue of intersexes from a different aspect. The video proved that society does not address this issue much, in many cases by choice, and that lack of attention to this issue leaves many people uneducated and very uncomfortable with it.
I thought the story about the young boy who felt so much like a girl was fascinating. It was interesting to hear about this (later in the film) from a biological standpoint. The doctors interviewed shared that much, if not all, of gender lies in the brain, and sometimes the brain and the genitals do not match. People need to realize that this happens and it does not make the individual born this way 'Äúabnormal'Ä?. From what I have seen and heard, many people are so naive to believe that transgender men and women have sex changes just because they are gay or lesbian or even more ridiculous, for attention.
Our society is so quick to try and make everyone either clearly male or clearly female. We are uncomfortable with anything that doesn'Äôt fit into either of the two categories. We don'Äôt know how to react. This is the reason for the violent crimes committed against transgender men and women that was shared in this film. The case of the woman who was in love with a man serving in the military was especially tragic. When his fellow men found out that the women their friend loved was actually a man, they brutally murdered him. To hear about a crime of such hate makes is very hard for me to understand. This could not make it more clear that we need to address this issue more often in society because hate towards human beings such as this is never justified. We see this kind of hate in racism, sexism, and between religious, political and social sects. The reason for it is never justified, and especially when the hate is over an issue that is not talked about enough, it only makes it worse. Another example of how we are so uncomfortable with the condition of intersexes is the way many medical doctors think when a baby is born with what they refer to as 'Äúambiguous genitalia'Ä?. The doctors are quick to declare the baby a girl by cutting off anything that could possibly develop into a penis. But at this point, of course, they are not even sure what the extra skin is; it could be a large clitoris or a small penis. So if they took what would have been a penis and cut it off, the baby that is now a 'Äúgirl'Ä? is going to have a hard time growing up feeling like a boy. I really enjoyed this video very much and I am glad that we watched it in class.


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Four of the five candidates to lead regulation of many aspects of Mississippi life – including agriculture – spelled out their qualifications for Agriculture and Commerce commissioner Wednesday.
Women for Agriculture hosted a candidates' forum for the office on the Mississippi State University campus Wednesday as part of their three-day conference.
Four-term commissioner Lester Spell, a veterinarian, will not seek an additional term, leaving the office open for this year's general election.
Four of the five qualified candidates appeared at Wednesday's forum. These were: Pickens Mayor Joel Gill, D-Pickens; state Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Brookhaven; agribusiness owner, retired vocational agriculture teacher and retired banker Max Phillips, R-Taylorsville; and state Rep. Dannie Reed, R-Ackerman.
Reform Party candidate Cathy L. Toole of Biloxi was not in attendance.
Gill and Toole will be on the general election ballot, Ford said, noting Republicans will need to select a nominee to move ahead to November. Mississippi's primary elections are set for Aug. 2. Offices for which voters did not select party nominees in the primary will go to runoffs on Aug. 23. The general election will be Nov. 8.
Gill cited his private-sector background as president of Mississippi Order Buyers, a bonded livestock dealing company, his service as mayor of Pickens and a "true desire to serve the people of Mississippi."
He says he wants to use his experience and background "to stand up for Mississippi producers, to put a good face on it and to go forward to make Mississippi very profitable for all the producers."
Hyde-Smith, who has served 12 years in the state senate, is the chair of the chamber's Agriculture Committee, a role she's held for eight years. She was the panel's vice chair for four years. She also owns Lincoln County Livestock with her husband.
She says she's running for the office because she believes in Mississippi and the American farmer and "I believe that it is our job to get out there and do the things that we need to do such as expand markets for them."
Hyde-Smith said "I'm ready to work for the future of agriculture in Mississippi."
Phillips says he's not an elected official, adding he has sought the office before.
"Agriculture is a passion and a way of life to me," he said, noting his experience in field. "There's a lot of work to do and it's going to take a lot of energy and a lot of effort to meet the challenges."
Phillips also said: "We ought to be able to feed ourselves and export our surplus and we're far from that today."
He also said he wants to put to rest rumors he would remove the staff in place at the department in favor of people he would bring in to work there.
Reed started out in agricultural equipment field, then worked in the cooperative extension service for 30 years.
"We need to produce much more of our food in Mississippi to grow economically and possess a safe and secure supply, Reed said.
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Museum location is 120 W. Walnut (near Main and 1st Streets)
For further information on visiting the Santa Ana Fire Department Museum please contact Mary Melendrez at (714) 647-5774. Museum hours (when the firefighters are not on call) are M-F, 10 am to 3 pm. Saturday & Sunday by appointment only. Call the station at 647-5705. For school or large groups, call Mary Melendrez for a reserved tour.
Photos by Guy Ball, taken during an open house tour of the museum.
Click here for Santa Ana Fire Department History Click here for a history of Firehouse 5
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One of six murals painted by Museum Curator Luis Fernandez and Jan Smith. This particular one depicts the early town of Santa Ana in the 1890s and the proud SAFD volunteers Hook & Ladder Company responding to one of the earliest documented fires in town -- The Goodman's Shop Fire.
One of 18 cabinets displayed throughout the museum. This one shows different types of fire extinguishers and equipment once used by our department.
This cabinet shows various lights, trim, and other equipment once used on SAFD apparatus.
This cabinet shows old uniforms and equipment once used on SAFD apparatus.
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March 19, 2012
Dramatic Win in Four Man Playoff Launches Donald Back to No. 1 in the World
Norcross, GA (March 19, 2012) – Mizuno Brand Ambassador Luke Donaldreclaimed his number one status on the Official World Golf Rankings Sunday with his playoff victory at the Transitions Championship in Palm Harbor, Florida, a spot he previously held for 40 weeks. Donald, who claimed top honors with impressive iron play and an unmatched short-game, continues to display dominant accuracy and precision using his Mizuno MP-59 irons, MP T-11 wedgesand CLK Fli-Hi Hybrid.
Donald closed Sunday with a 5-under 66 and beat out three other players in the first playoff hole, en route to his seventh international win in two years. Playing the par-4 18th for the playoff, Donald flushed a 7-iron just onto the green, leaving him 6 feet from the hole and the ensuing birdie putt. The playoff victory was reminiscent of last May when Donald first captured the number-one position in the Official World Golf Rankings, with a playoff victory at the BMW PGA Championship.
"We are thrilled to congratulate Luke on this victory and once again call him World Number One," said Dick Lyons, Vice President and General Manager, Mizuno USA Golf. "We are also thrilled to see Luke win his first tournament using his new award-winning MP-59 irons."
Donald's win at the Transitions comes on the eve of the launch of a new marketing campaign from Mizuno Golf, "The Iron Truth", built around the paramount importance of superior irons and iron play in every golfer's ongoing quest to improve their game. It's no secret the golf industry has long been driven by heavy hitting manufacturers that spend millions in advertising to champion the latest and greatest driver. Therefore, Mizuno is on a mission to preach the truth, effectively lifting the veil for the slew of misled golfers. This massive group of golf loyalists continues to be annually coerced by the industry's aggressive advertising campaigns to believe a better driver is the answer to their golf woes. One element of the campaign is "The Gospel According to Luke", which plays on the shot-making prowess of the 2011 PGA Tour Player of the Year, Luke Donald. For more information on "The Iron Truth", visit www.irontruth.com.
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Park City Mountain Resort Hosts Weeklong Family Celebration, Snowasis in the Snow, March 25 – 31
March 20, 2013
Park City Mountain Resort Hosts Weeklong Family Celebration, Snowasis in the Snow, March 25 – 31
Park City, Utah (March 20, 2013) –Park City Mountain Resort, recently recognized by the editors of SKI Magazine as North America's #1 Family Vacation, hosts Snowasis in the Snow March 25-31 – a weeklong program of family-oriented on-mountain events: from an avalanche dog meet 'n greet to a kids carnival & parade, an on-mountain karaoke party and more! There's no better family springtime destination than Park City Mountain Resort, next week it celebrates with its guests makes it one of the world's premier family resorts with an unforgettable winter retreat.
A complete schedule follows below:
Monday, March 25
3:15 – 4:00 p.m. Avalanche Dog Meet & Greet: meet the Resort's cutest team members, the avy dog team, at the base of Eagle Lift.
Tuesday, March 26
3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Kids Carnival & Parade: Watch as the kids from the Resort's Signature Programs parade through the Resort base area, followed by a family-themed carnival with face-painting and games.
Wednesday, March 27
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Songs From the Slopes: Show off your pipes and mug for the camera during our on-mountain karaoke at the Demo Center at the top of Bonanza Lift.
3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Après Karaoke: Wrap your day by singing along to your favorite jam and watch some of our favorite Songs From the Slopes performances on the big screen.
Thursday, March 28
12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Drum to the Snow Gods: Beat out a call to the snow gods for the season's home stretch by joining in a drum circle in the Resort Plaza.
All Day. Cole Sport Demo: Park City-based ski shop Cole Sport lets guests demo gear for the 2013-14 season. All proceeds benefit the National Ability Center.
Friday, March 29
10:00 a.m. Snowmamas Meet-up: Join the resort's snowmamas and snowpapas in the Skiway for an on-mountain tour.
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Adventure Alley Hunt: Find and ski the Resort's Adventure Alleys for a chance to win a prize. Begin by grabbing a treasure map at the EcoZone in the resort plaza, then find the Mountain Hosts at the top of each Adventure Alley before returning your map to the EcoZone to be entered.
Saturday, March 30
3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Apres Concert: Join the George T. Gregory Band on the PayDay Deck at Legacy Lodge for their mix of R&B, blues, Motown, jazz and New Orleans rock. Presented by Miller Lite.
Sunday, March 31
All Day. Traditional Easter Egg Hunt: Our all-mountain hunt begins at 9:00 a.m. with a special hunt for guests 6 and under in the Kids Korral, as well as the all-mountain hunt for the two Golden Eggs, each holding a voucher for a 2013-14 season pass.
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BCCI said ex-IPL chief Lalit Modi will emerge as a clear winner in Rajasthan Cricket Association polls but successfully opposed opening of a sealed envelope containing its results before the Supreme Court which favoured that former players administer the game instead of businessmen.
"We know the result he (Modi) is a clear winner. He has 26 out of 33 votes," the cricket board and rivals of Modi in RCA conceded before a bench comprising justices A R Dave and J S Khehar which deferred for March 4, the next hearing on the issue.
The bench which was about to open the sealed envelope could not proceed further as Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Modi's rival for the post of President in RCA R P Sharma along with others vehemently opposed declaration of results for 21 posts saying it will have a far-reaching impact on cricket administration and players.
While a battery of lawyers from both sides were making submissions in high pitch and trading personal charges against BCCI President N Srinivasan and Modi, the bench said "at least a person who has played cricket upto Ranji trophy level should be an office bearer".
Realising that the entire controversy over the RCA polls was turning out to be a battle between Srinivasan and Modi, the bench decided to adjourn the hearing and said, "we will see this matter on March 4″.
BCCI's counsel C A Sundaram and senior advocate Haren Raval, appearing for Sharma submitted that Modi, who has been banned for life by cricket board could not have contested the RCA polls and further he has fled to London and is accused of swindling 80 million dollars.
This submission was opposed by Modi's counsel Harish Salve, who alleged that Srinivasan is at the helm of affairs in the BCCI despite his son-in-law facing criminal case in connection with the IPL spot fixing.
The bench wanted to proceed with the opening of the sealed envelope on the ground that if Modi loses the election nothing will survive in the matter.
However, Modi's rivals said they are aware of the outcome of the results that he is going to be a clear winner and if he is allowed to take charge as president of the RCA it will have a far-reaching consequences.
They said since Modi is already banned by BCCI from holding any position, his taking over as RCA chief would debar the state cricket association from participating in the game and will also restrict players affiliated to it from being part of the Indian cricket team in which there are two players from Rajasthan.
Further, it was argued that the observer to the election has not correctly interpreted the apex court order by changing the schedule of the polls which facilitated Modi to file his nomination paper through a power of attorney.
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This Day was originally set aside as a tribute to three Dominican sisters, political activists known as the Hermanas Mirabal, who were brutally assassinated by the Trujillo dictatorship on 25 November 1960. The sisters, referred to as the "unforgettable butterflies", worked tirelessly for the freedom and respect for human rights of all, in the face of constant persecution. They have become the symbol of both popular and feminist resistance.
The importance of this Day in raising awareness of the appalling suffering that millions of women and girls face everyday cannot be overstated. No country is immune to the scourge of violence against women - it is present in every country, and cuts across boundaries of culture, class, education, income, ethnicity and age. It is hard to imagine the scale of the problem - up to 70% of women experience physical or sexual violence from men in their lifetime; between 100 and 140 million girls and women in the world have experienced female genital mutilation/cutting; and more than 60 million girls worldwide are child brides, married before the age of 18.
I came across a comment made by Archbishop Desmond Tutu just weeks ago which I found extremely pertinent to our discussion today. He said that coercing girls under the age of 18 into marriage was as repugnant as apartheid and should be battled with the same vigour. I think he was right to say that this practice, like apartheid, hamstrings entire communities, preventing them from developing as they could have developed if girl children were given the opportunity of staying at school longer. But if entire communities are impaired, the damage inflicted on the individual girls is devastating. The effects in terms of their physical and psychological health are far-reaching and even life-threatening.
The EU has a long-term political commitment to promoting women's rights and fighting violence and discrimination against them. The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Catherine Ashton, has described violence against women as arguably the most widespread human rights violation of our time. We are leading work to help prevent violence, provide women with access to economic opportunities and empower them, and repeal laws and practices that continue to discriminate against them. Concretely, we have made protection from gender-based violence a key feature of the EU's human rights strategy, and we have cleared the way for greater cooperation between the EU and the UN on this agenda.
Here in The Gambia, I am sure that everybody present would agree that important challenges remain to tackling violence against women, where up to 80% of girls are submitted to the practice of FGM. Early marriage and domestic violence also pose a problem here. I know that the Government is taking measures to address these problems and better defend vulnerable girls and women. For our part, the EU is striving to address these issues in our cooperation with The Gambia, for example through our support to the fight against FGM through our Non State Actors Programme earlier this year.
I am very happy to have the participation of so many women that are making a difference here in The Gambia on these issues, and I am looking forwards to an interesting discussion with you all. I would like to emphasise the EU's firm commitment to continuing our close collaboration with many of you present here in our joint efforts to empower women.


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Former wife of shock-rocker Marilyn Manson Dita Von Teese is expected to take the stage by storm with a burlesque performance at the 54th Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow on May 16.
The glamorous American fashion icon and striptease performer will join the German duo 'Alex Swings Oscar Sings', made up of German DJ/composer/producer Alex Christensen and Broadway artist Oscar Loya, on stage as they perform the single 'Miss Kiss Kiss Bang'.
Alex Christensen made a name for himself as the writer of Germany's number-one hit 'You Have the Most Beautiful Ass in the World'.
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Reconciliation Lectionary: Psalm 31:10, 15-17, 20
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Dies Domini 23: Growing Distinction From The Sabbath
It is a fact of history and a distinctive Christian theology that followers of Christ moved away from the Jewish Sabbath. The New Testament reports in many places that the early believers, led by the apostles, continued synagogue observances. But … Continue reading
Sainted Popes At Liturgy This Easter
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EG 142: Words Which Set Hearts On Fire
Pope Francis refers to Luke 24:13-35, the experience of the disiples walking to Emmaus, and how the Lord spoke so movingly and gracefully so as to set their hearts on fire. Let's explore in Evangelium Gaudium this notion over the next three sections. … Continue reading
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