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Clemson beat the struggling Wake Forest Demon Deacons last night 60-44. It's not often you get three top plays in one game, AND from only one team. Clemson had the hat trick last night though. The first video below shows Clemson in-bounding the ball from the sideline. Devin Booker comes off a well-set back screen and throws down a huge alley-oop from teammate Rod Hall. The second video shows two dunks, both of which are from Clemon's K.J. McDaniels. The first is a big dunk in which he draws the foul and gets the and 1. The second is a ridiculous put back slam that earned him the top spot on SportsCenter's top plays. Check them out below and judge for yourself which one is the best. Check out our Home Page for more stories and follow us on Twitter and Facebook
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10 high school sports moments to remember from spring
Spring produced so many sweet memories. Here are 10 stories that stood out.
Spring produced so many sweet memories. Here are 10 stories that stood out.
State champion Braintree locked up Player and Coach of the Year honors.
Maddy Barone, Patricia Newhard, and Autumn Kligerman were named Players of the Year.
Westwood's Brooke Troy and Norwell's Stephanie Croke were named Players of the Year.
Two Lincoln-Sudbury players were named Co-Players of the Year for Division 1.
Cambridge's Brianna Duncan was named the Athlete of the Year.
Andover's Sean Caveney was named Athlete of the Year.
Cathy Ellis, Barbara Horne, and Nina Bramhall eached Coaches of the Year honors.
Michael Sarney, Shawn Powers, and John Geilfuss were named Coaches of the Year.
Needham's Alex Raskind led his team to a state title and earned Player of the Year honors along the way.
Barnstable and Notre Dame (Hingham) dot this year's list.
See the athletes and coaches chosen for this spring's Preps All-Scholastic team.
The Wamps, who were trounced, 20-4, by St. John's Prep just 24 hours earlier, won the Division 1A title.
Silver Lake was never able to get going offensively against one of the best pitchers in the state, Erin Gallo.
With a scholarship to Southern New Hampshire University in hand, he continues to hone swing and golf game.
BAB men's four and Brookline men's double earn gold, underscoring rapid growth of area's high school rowing programs.
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County History: Twiggs County was created from Wilkinson County on Dec. 14, 1809, by an act of the General Assembly (Ga. Laws 1809, p. 75). According to that act, Twiggs County's boundaries were specified as:
. . . beginning on the Ocmulgee river, where the upperl line of said county of Wilkinson strikes the river; thence on the said upper line of said county to where the same crosses the main south fork of commissioners creek; thence a straight line to the first branch, which the present line crosses, dividing Pulaski and Wilkinson, on a south west direction from the corner that divides Laurens and Pulaski counties, and lower line of Wilkinson; thence with said line as it now runs, until it strikes the ocmulgee river; thence up the meanders thereof to the place of beginning of said river; and all that part of Wilkinson county, comprehended within the lines aforesaid . . . .
Georgia's 37th county was named for Revolutionary War general John Twiggs. A portion of Twiggs County was used to created Bibb County on Dec. 9, 1822 (Ga. Laws 1822, p. 21).
County Seat: The act creating Twiggs County named commissioners with authority to select the site of the county seat and build a courthouse. They selected land lot 55 in the 25th district and gave the lot's owner a deposit for purchasing the land. However, in an act of Dec. 8, 1810, the legislature directed that the courthouse be erected at or near Joiner's Spring above Savage's Creek, on land lot 73, in the 25th district of the new county (Ga. Laws 1810, p. 40). On Dec. 15, the legislature provided that until a courthouse was built, court sessions and county elections would be held at the house of John Harden (Ga. Laws 1810, p. 72).
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George Zimmerman, Florida's most known neighborhood watchman, is trying to get out of debt by selling original artwork on eBay, according to the New York Post and Vanity Fair magazine.
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In the disappointing musical "Flashdance" that landed with a thud at the Marcus Center Tuesday night, we begin in Alex's dreary steel mill, where a search for gravitas means a lengthy backstory about recession and cutbacks — one of many places where this musical unsuccessfully attempts to channel "Billy Elliot." »Read Full Article(4)
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In putting together their contemporary take on Stravinsky's "The Soldier's Tale," Present Music and Danceworks Performance Company changed only a few things.
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I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
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We are leading providers of human resource solutions and waste management services and employ around 9000 people in both countries. We offer a growing list of services related to our core competencies of waste management and Human Resources in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Doha. We also provide medical services through Dulsco Medical Clinic and events & sports facilities through Dulsco Events Arena.
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SOUND OFF SPECIAL AWARDS SHOW SPOTLIGHT: Grammy Awards 2012
Coming quick on the heels of the untimely death of iconic pop singer and film star Whitney Houston was last night's subdued and largely somber 2012 Grammy Awards telecast which had a definite focus on three soulful leading ladies in particular: Whitney, Jennifer Hudson and Adele, the latter being the night's across-the-board big winner. Begun on the completely wrong foot with an awkward and inappropriate religious tribute to Houston by charismatic but ineffectual host LL Cool J, the rest of the Grammy show managed to have sporadic moments of entertainment - the best and brightest being Bruno Mars, Foo Fighters, Tony Bennett & Carrie Underwood, as well as the button-pushing performance by rap/pop notable Nicki Minaj and some polished country stars. Pushing boundaries with an exorcism-themed theatrical spectacular, complete with a Leonard Bernstein/Stephen Sondheim sample from WEST SIDE STORY in the form of "I Feel Pretty", surely Nicki Minaj made many fans - and more than a few enemies, no doubt - with her expressive and eccentric production number, "Roman Holiday" - complete with priests, fire pits, confessional booths and levitations! The Grammys definitely had many lows and a few memorable highs beyond Minaj's exorcism, though, for the night was a veritable wake for Houston and a celebration of her musical legacy. The highlight of the night was Oscar-winning DREAMGIRLS star Jennifer Hudson giving Ms. Houston a truly tasteful and respectful tribute to mark the occasion.
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Perhaps the most unforgettable instant in a night with few surprises and populated by a number of older performers who have seen far, far better days onstage was Jennifer Hudson's impassioned and distinguished "I Will Always Love You" at the end of the In Memoriam segment, with the final line changed to honor the unseen leading lady of the evening, Ms. Houston. The impact of Whitney Houston on the music industry is immeasurable and last night's Grammy telecast and those that were awarded and celebrated have mighty big shoes to fill in her passing. What will this generation of music stars bring to the table? The vocals were strained in more instances than not, yet Bruno Mars made "Runaway Baby" from his multi-nominated smash hit DOO WOPS & HOOLIGANS a runaway audience-pleaser, as did Bonnie Raitt, Foo Fighters, the aforementioned Nicki Minaj, and, of course, Tony Bennett & Carrie Underwood's spirited throwback duet. Unfortunately, The Beach Boys reunited and Sir Paul McCartney showed their age more than their experience, but Bruce Springsteen and Glen Campbell brought commitment that came off quite a bit better, while all displayed an unmistakable showmanship in their moments onstage, whatever the subsequent results. As far as Broadway fans are concerned, THE BOOK OF MORMAN took the prize for best cast recording, Tony Bennett won traditional pop vocal album and Alan Menken and Glenn Slater took top honors for their TANGLED film song score work.
Undoubtedly, the overall Grammy show was dominated by the leading ladies Adele, Hudson, and, of course, Houston, despite the very best efforts by the males concerned - none the least being Bruno Mars, Foo Fighters, David Guetta and controversial R&B category winner Chris Brown.
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Nestled in the hills of the Hudson Valley, Sisters Hill Farm is a place of pastoral beauty. The farm is a diverse and organized intensively grown space. These apprenticeships are a perfect opportunity for someone that strives to learn how to efficiently and innovatively farm a small area and grow quality produce for appreciative consumers.
We offer housing on the farm, a stipend of $1,000/month, and farm produce. In addition to these benefits, there are numerous learning opportunities, including the CRAFT apprenticeship program that tours other farms in the region throughout the season and access to the farm's extensive library. We are looking for apprentices from April 1st to November 1st. Call, write, or e-mail for further information. Contact: David Hambleton (845) 868-7048, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.sistershillfarm.org
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PENDLETON -- The 100th anniversary of the Pendleton Round-Up will kick-off with the Let'er Buck Ball, New Year's Eve.
The 21-and-over event, will be 7:30 p.m.-1 a.m. at the Hamley and Co. Steak House, 30 S.E. Court Ave., and will feature celebrities, dignitaries, public officials and cowboys and cowgirls from around the Northwest, along with multiple entertainment options through the evening as well as a live and silent auction.
Tim Hawkins, Pendleton Round-Up arena director and chairman of the Round-Up centennial committee said the intent is to kick off the year in a style unique to the Pendleton Round-Up.
Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite rodeo regalia from the past 100 years. The evening will include live entertainment, food by Hamley Steakhouse and a live and silent auction for one-of-a-kind Pendleton Round-Up memorabilia. Auction items will include the first of 100 bronzes titled "Let'er Buck" by Austin Barton; the first of 100 numbered Pendleton Round-Up Centennial blankets by Pendleton Woolen Mills; custom Justin Boots; centennial rodeo contestant numbers and other items.
Tickets are $150 and can be purchased at The Pendleton Round-Up office or by calling 1-800-45-RODEO; at Hamley and Co. or at hamleyco.com/webstore; or at the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds go toward the Pendleton Round-Up Centennial Plaza project. For more information visit www.leterbuckball.com.
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Today we will continue on with our offseason look at Pittsburgh Steelers free agents. We will continue to knock these breakdowns out over the course of the next few weeks as we move closer towards the start of free agency in March. Our analysis has already covered three of the Steelers veteran unrestricted free agents and today we will have a look at veteran inside linebacker Larry Foote, who will turn 33 in June. Player: Larry Foote Position: Inside Linebacker Experience: 11 Years Free Agent Status: Unrestricted 2012 Salary Cap Hit: $3,600,000 2012 Season Breakdown: When James Read more [...]
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Exchange Club of Vero Beach recognize 'Students of the Year'
VERO BEACH - The Exchange Club of Vero Beach honored Vero Beach High School seniors Andrew Sechen and Ember Courtney as its Students of the Year for 2013.
Andrew graduated with a 3.73 GPA and Ember with a 4.0 GPA
Andrew is an AP & Honors Graduate, Florida Academic Scholar, member of the National Honor Society, and Exchange Student of the Month. He was a member of the Student Advisory Council, Student Code of Conduct Council, and Student Government from 2009 thru 2012. He participated on Master Minds/Brain Bowl, the Debate Club, Key Club, Math team, Drama Competition, Homecoming Court, Basketball and Football teams. Andrew was also American Legion Boys State Delegate in 2012 and Counselor in 2013.
In the community, Andrew volunteers for Habitat for Humanity, Youth in Action, and has participated on mission trips for Community Church. He has also been a camp counselor at Leisure Square & Aquatic Camp.
Ember is an AP & Honors Graduate, AP Scholar with Distinction, Florida Academic Scholar, graduated top 10 percebt of her class, a member of the National Honor Society and served as its president, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, and National Merit Commended Student. In 2010, Ember attended the Stem Cell and Tissue Engineering Summer High School Course at Brown University.
Ember was a member of the Vero Beach High School Band, Flute Section Leader and Marching Technician. She also attended the Bands of America Conference in Indianapolis. She was past member of the Vero Beach High School Orchestra. As a member of the Math team, Ember participated at the National Math Team Convention. In 2011 and 2012, Ember shadowed doctors of Endocrinology and Pediatrics.
Ember volunteers at IRMC at the reception desk and as a patient representative. She is a teacher assistant at the Museum of Art and a reading mentor at Leisure Square. She has also volunteered time at the Haiti Clinic packing and sorting medicines to be sent to Haiti.
Each month the Exchange Club of Vero Beach honors a young man and young woman as its students of the month an select two students to be honored as students of the year. The students received a $500 award for showing academic and leadership excellence.
These outstanding youth go on to compete for the District Youth of the Year and ultimately they may compete for the National Youth of the Year Award.
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Funds for the club's charitable gifts and scholarships are raised through its fundraising efforts, including the sale of Christmas trees, citrus, nuts and candy sales. Meetings are held on Tuesdays from noon to 1:00pm at the First Baptist Church, Family Life Center on 15th Avenue.
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It's a well known fact that if you try to juggle too many balls at once, you're going to start dropping some after a while. Probably sooner rather than later.
With Social Media, it's incredibly tempting to try and be everywhere at once and satisfy everyone's desires for more attention and engagement from the masses, but we all know that it's never a good idea to impulsively fall into temptation.
There are a number of ways that social media is able to help companies build stronger relationships with their customers (and their industries at large), but with every positive that we list it is important to also consider the downside. Here are four ways to trim your social media strategy down to one that is not only easy to manage, but also incredibly powerful and bringing a lot of value back to your company.
By the time we're done going through this list, you'll see that when it comes to social media strategy, less can be more.
1. You Can't Reach Everyone
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Research tells us that we have to use every social media channel in order to reach the dozens (if not hundreds or thousands) of target demographics that our brands need to succeed. We get on Facebook for women between 30-55, and on Google+ for the early-adopters and geeks that will give us better technical feedback. We post to Twitter more than a dozen times a day in order to look like we're as active as the celebrities that most Twitter users follow religiously, and on Instagram we use 11 #hashtags to increase the chances of being found.
If you're a small business owner (especially of the startup variety), then keeping up with all of this, and keeping up well, might actually do more to harm your brand than good.
Think about it this way: if your target market is latina women between the ages of 25-35, then what value do you get from spending two hours a week managing your Google+ page, staying active in the communities there, and actively promoting it through your other marketing channels? Probably very little, if any at all, because that demographic is not well established there.
The argument could be made that it's just as important for brands to create demand as it is for them to fulfill the demand that already exists, but for startup businesses that should not be a major goal, or even a minor one. You need to be in front of people that will provide the most feedback and contribute the most to increasing the value, and profits, of your product offerings. Reaching for fringe groups on low-activity social networks is not going to help with that at all.
Which brings me to my next point:
2. Your Time is Valuable and Limited
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There is a simple illustration that can be made to show how important it is to recognize the value of your time. In 2013, 36% of inbound marketing professionals (which many startup founders put an emphasis on) spent more than 11 hours a week managing their social networks. If we set an hourly wage at $25 (which is low compared to some "social media experts" charging $250/hour), then those employees are getting paid $275/week to engage with your community.
Generally, social media should serve three main purposes:
Building/Strengthening the BrandDriving Sales/ConversionsIncreasing Presence
Ultimately, the first and last points there should always lead to the second point. If your brand's strengthened image isn't creating more sales and profits for your company, then you may have problems other than social media marketing.
For small businesses, it would be much more valuable to get in front of, and stay in front of, the people that are most likely to become loyal fans and customers for the long term. You need repeat business, or at least referral business, in order to grow your business (customer churn is one of the biggest reasons why companies fail). If your social media efforts aren't putting you in continual conversations with the people you want to sell to, or at least getting you better connected with industry leaders (and enhancing your image of being an expert yourself), then your efforts are hardly going to be worth that extra $275/week.
You may, in fact, be losing money each week as your wheels are spinning. Don't spend 5 minutes posting something on Twitter just because you have to, do it because it will increase the value of your company.
Just because you're busy doesn't mean you're working well. You might be an absolute Twitter monster, with hundreds of retweets and thousands of new followers coming every day, but if you don't have a product built and ready to sell what good is any of it?
3. What Image is Your Brand Portraying?
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Every social network has different demographics, and so every network also requires a different approach in order to have the most effect. If you're on Ello trying to reach baby boomers with the same tactics that you use on Twitter, you're going to have a difficult time achieving your engagement goals. This splits focus, waters-down the message, and distracts from the vision.
More importantly, though, it can give the wrong impression to your visitors and followers about what you stand for. Imagine telling your customers that you are dedicated to extremely high quality products that take a bit more effort to produce, but you push out 10+ updates every day to your social networks that create more noise than value? You've essentially become an ad spammer that people ignore, and now they don't see your actions lining up with your mission.
In a similar fashion, it's easy to want to post an update just for the sake of posting... something. As Tesco found out in 2013, and many other brands over the years, beware of setting up your messages ahead of time to be sent out automatically. The message might seem innocent from your own perspective, but could have much deeper meaning to everyone else.
Stick to saying something of value, and you'll not only reduce noise, you'll reduce the chance that you or your social media managers will say something stupid.
4. With Fewer Variables, You Can Find More Valuable Data
This tip goes along with #2 up above. First, a short rant:
Do you really need to know how many native German-speakers living in France are retweeting your messages around midnight if your target market is college students in Denver? Stop spending money on expensive statistics tracking data, and actually track the data that you need. If you don't have any sales, you don't need to compare your company's brand recognition to the competitor - you need to get sales.
I am currently in the process with my company of doing intense research on our future products, potential market reach, and target demographics. In doing this research, there is one very important thing that I am keeping in mind: Only track the data that will give me the answers that I need to make important business decisions.
There is a strategy to the types of questions that I'm asking, and there should also be a strategy to the frequency and types of messages that you send out on social media channels.
Instead of spending the time creating and posting half-baked messages on four or five different networks, write one update each day, customized for the individual network and the communities that make their home at those networks. Then watch how people respond. There is no real need to copy and paste the same message to all of your social network accounts all of the time, and you're missing out on a golden opportunity if you do.
In all of Buffer App's blog posts about how to increase your activity on social media, one thing I really like is how they break down every single network with how to optimize your updates for each network individually. If you reduce the number of updates you post and focus on testing those updates on each network while making minute changes to achieve better results within their respective communities, then you will inevitably hit a gold mine of information that you can actually use to make your company more profitable.
There's no "One Size Fits All"
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Most importantly, I think it's important to remember that with social media, and the complexity of the communities that the internet allows us to connect with, there is no one single way to have the greatest positive affect for your business. You need to try a lot of things, watch the response from the types of people you want to connect the most with, and make changes over time.
Any marketing professional that believes they're going to take their strategies from a previous employer and bring you success is probably delusional. Your company, including the vision you have for your company and the culture that permeates your team, are entirely different than any other company out there.
Actually, that's a pretty good thing to publicize right there. Tell people why you're different, show them how you're different, and watch as the customers that connect the most with what you believe in find their way to you. Don't just take a cookie-cutter approach. Do what's right.


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FRIDAY, Oct. 28 (HealthDay News) -- Many Alzheimer's patients who take cholinesterase inhibitors to slow their brain disease also take drugs that counter the effects of those Alzheimer's medications, a new study says.
Clinical trials have shown that cholinesterase inhibitors such as Aricept (donepezil) have a modest impact on the functional and cognitive decline caused by Alzheimer's disease, noted the researchers at the Group Health Research Institute in Seattle.
"Cholinesterase inhibitors are today's primary therapy for slowing Alzheimer's disease," study leader Denise Boudreau said in an institute news release.
"Anticholinergic properties are often found in drugs commonly used to treat gastrointestinal disorders, allergies, urinary incontinence, depression and Parkinson's disease, and they can have negative effects on cognition and function in the elderly. There's concern that if someone is taking both types of drugs -- cholinesterase inhibitors and anticholinergic medications -- they will antagonize each other, and neither will work," she explained.
Common anticholinergic medications include Benadryl (diphenhydramine) and Ditropan (oxybutynin), which is prescribed for overactive bladders.
Boudreau and colleagues analyzed data from more than 5,600 patients aged 50 and older who had cholinesterase inhibitors prescribed to them for the first time between 2000 and 2007. Of those patients, 37 percent also took at least one anticholinergic drug and more than 11 percent took two or more anticholinergic drugs.
Among the patients who took both classes of drugs, dual use generally lasted three to four months, but one-quarter of the patients used both classes of drugs for more than a year.
The researchers also found that 23 percent of patients who received a new prescription for cholinesterase inhibitors were already using at least one anticholinergic drug, and 77 percent of those patients continued taki
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Hi Folks!
I'm not sure where all to put my trip report since I didn't actually go to DL in Anaheim, but in Paris!! I've started a trip report in the DLP section of Micechat, but I also want to tell you about the Germany part of my trip and going to the Heidelberg castle!! That was awesome!
I'll try to do more writng and upload some pictures in the next few days! I'm still getting adjusted to the time change and the weather here back home is throwing me for a loop too!!:)


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Saturday, July 4, 2015
'LEGO Batman' Coming to Theaters
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WB Dates Two More 'LEGO' Flicks
Critics and audiences went nuts for Phil Lord and Chris Miller's The LEGO Movie earlier this year, thanks to hilariously fresh spins on the classic toy property and innovative ... Continue Reading →
LEGO 'Ninjago' Movie Coming in 2016
'Tis the season for major animated motion-picture date disclosures! Warner Bros. has announced the release date for its spin-off from The LEGO Movie ($460.8 million worldwide) ... Continue Reading →
WB Extends Animation Slate to 2018
Warner Bros., buoyed by the box office smash hit The LEGO Movie, has announced plans to up its animated features game, with two as-yet untitled 3-D projects now slated for February ... Continue Reading →
'The LEGO Movie' Arrives on Disc June 17
Everything will be awesome this summer: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Village Roadshow Pictures will be releasing Phil Lord and Chris Miller's The LEGO Movie on Blu-ray, ... Continue Reading →
Skyler Page and Nelson Boles Talk 'Clarence'
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Animation supervisor and co-director Chris McKay will step into the big chair as director of The LEGO Movie sequel. McKay takes over from the team of Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who ... Continue Reading →
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Everything was awesome once again for The LEGO Movie, which was the nation's top-grossing film for a third weekend in a row with an estimated $31.5 million in ticket sales. The ... Continue Reading →


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Hi everyone. I am new to this group, but have been a member of BBC for a long time. I have two kids, 6 and 16 months.
Thanks in advance if you make it through this post. LOL
My problem is with my 6 year old DD. I got a call from her kindergarten teacher last night that made me so upset. Kaleigh is very affectionate. But it's now to the point that it is a big problem at school and at home. She cannot seem to leave her baby brother alone. At first we thought it was just that she really loves him and wants to play, or perhaps just for attention. She literally has to be touching, hugging, kissing or picking him up at all times. We have spoken to her about it hundreds of times, done time outs etc but nothing seems to work in getting through to her.
And now its at school. Her teacher mentioned it in the beginning of the year, but said it wasn't really a problem at that point, and we would keep an eye on it. Well now, its a problem. She told me that its to the point where its very aggressive. And it's all day everyday. She will start hugging a friend and then will squeeze so tight and shake them! She can't keep her hands to herself and has no concept of anyone's personal space. She is always sitting too close, or touching their hair, or leaning on them. She understands what personal space is, and knows that it isn't acceptable behavior to be on top of people, but she can't seem to control herself. Then the other part is the teacher said she has become increasingly loud to the point where even just having normal conversations, DD is almost screaming all the time.
I have an appointment with her pediatrician tonight to check her ears, hearing etc. And I will of course mention this other behavior. I am at my wits end though on how to get her to stop this. And now I am wondering if its something more than just her needing to hug and touch everyone. Could it be an emotional disorder or something else?
Anyone have any experience with this, or have any advice? I feel like a failure as a mom right now.
Thanks for any help!


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Shane and Big Ben shown the door
REVIEW: Two of the big boys were expelled in DWTS double-elimination night.
Going with the flow
A childhood spent on the river fishing with his dad is starting to pay off for John Gummer as he gets ready to go to the World Youth Fly Fishing Championships.
Review: Inside Out's emotional rescue
REVIEW: Inside Out takes every emotion on an adventure-filled rocket ride that will have you laughing out loud and wishing you had brought tissues.
Chop chop awaits two couples after DWTS6
REVIEW: Shane Cameron showed us everything above the waist in DWTS6 on Sunday night.
Brooding Spanish crime drama riveting
REVIEW: Marshland a serious whodunnit movie set in the Spanish swamplands in the 1980s
Farm passes wow test
Winning the nation's top farming award has special significance for a Rotorua couple.
Kowhai Park lights up again
Feilding's Kowhai park will be lit by thousands of sparkling lights for the biannual Fantasy in Lights festival opening this weekend in time for the school holidays.
Recent Standard personalities
Memory Lane begins a look at our local Manawatu Standard news personalities, past and present.
Play reimagines the Bible
The Good News, a play devised by the Making Friends Collective, re-imagines the stories of the bible.
Shakespearean production with a jazz age twist
Joy Green is not afraid to transpose Shakespeare onto a different background. Carly Thomas spoke to her about her new production which is taking the Romans into the jazz age.
Painting a layered life
Job Klijn is the White Room's artist for July and is telling his story of immigrating to New Zealand through his paintings.
Young photographer makes his own way
Max Deutschle, a young Palmerston North photographer, set to open his first exhibition at Taylor Jensen Fine Arts.
Devil's in the detail
Tom Allen appears to be a good enough bloke. He's a Sydney psychiatrist counselling a priest who's had his fingers in the till. That's his daytime job.
Colour big and small
Snails: Artist run space has a new exhibition going in for July and it's all about colour.
Songbird back in national choir
Shannon singer prepares for concert with national choir.
Teuila's turn for the humpty dumpty
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Fairytales anew
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Sticking to a winning gameplan
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Flood cleanup adds to stress
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Art born out of hidden spaces
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Mulligan cute in Madding Crowd role
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Walking against the flow for whio
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Seeing the funny everywhere
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Shane and Big Ben shown the door
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B.A. Psychology, Baylor University
M.S. Student Affairs in Higher Education, Colorado State University
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The best part about our community is the diversity of student populations and the different ammenitites students can enjoy. One day you can work out in our fitness center with a transfer- student and then go swimming in the pool with a group of international students from China!
My view of an authentic Christian community comes from Paul in his letter to the believers in Corinth. This is a group of people living life together and having a deep and genuine care for each other while utalizing and celebrating each person's Spirtual Gifts to create lasting relationships.
My favorite part about being an RHD is the conenctions I am able to make with my CLs and the residents of the community. It is a great day when someone stops in to just talk about life or classes.


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Web making private eyes jobs easier – Using Google, Twitter, MySpace
The Internet has revolutionised the way many of us live, with people working, playing, and even finding love on the Web. But all Internet use leaves traces, from IP addresses left on websites, to names, locations, and birth dates on social networks, and even photos on sites such as Flickr. Which is a worrying trend for all of us, expect of course, for private investigators, who actually thrive on the information trail we leave behind as we surf the net.
In fact, the Internet has changed the lives of private investigators completely, by making their jobs a virtual doddle. Steven Rambam, a private eye based in New York, recently spoke to CNET News about the effect the Web has had on his job, and his techniques for tracking people down, and finding out all the gory details about them.
Rambam is director of the Pallorium investigative agency, and gave a keynote speech on Saturday at the Hackers on Planet Earth conference. He said afterwards:
Anything you put on the Internet will be grabbed, indexed, cataloged, and out of your control before you know it. The genie is out of the bottle. Data doesn't stay in one location. It migrates to hundreds of places.
The range of places Rambam, and other private investigators, use these days varies from search engines like Google, to social networks, such as MySpace and Facebook, and even to instant messaging and micro-blogging sites such as Twitter.
With Google, every search an individual makes leaves some kind of trace, which private eyes, and other snooping parties can use to identity your interests, and other online leads to follow. Twitter, and other blogging services can reveal your present location, or at least your last known location.
Facebook and MySpace offers a massive range of information for interested parties to use to track you, with the basics such as your name, and birth date supplemented by photos, not even always added by yourself, and message from friends that could reveal interests, and even your present location.
Rambam said "I used to pay the police $500 for a driver's license photo. Now I just have to go to MySpace. I can find your location without leaving my desk." Then there are job sites, dating site, and even photo sharing sites.
While all of this readily-available personal information is a boon to private investigators, it's a worry for those of us who use the Internet in all the various different ways it can be used – all of which gives complete strangers more and more of a picture of us, and our way of life.


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Shrimp Grilled With Hot Chili Pepper Relish
5 Oct 2010
|Jumbo shrimp
|1⁄4 Pound (under 15 per pound)
|Hot pepper relish
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (purchased)
|3 , cut in wedges
Peel shrimp, leaving tails intact.
Place them in a shallow baking dish, spread relish over them, and allow to marinate for at least 1 hour before grilling.
Thread a lemon wedge, 4 to 5 shrimp, and another lemon wedge on individual metal or bamboo skewers.
Turn skewers in relish to coat well.
Place skewers on a grill about 4 to 6 inches from hot coals and grill for about 3 minutes, turning once, and basting once or twice with the relish marinade.
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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, popularly known as Mahatma Gandhi was a major political and spiritual leader of India who led the country in the non-cooperation movement in 1922 and Salt march in 1930 and later in Quit India movement in 1942 during its struggle for independence. Known as Beloved Baapu in India, Mahatma Gandhi adopted the policy of mass disobedience and non-violent resistance as weapons against the British Rule in India and followed a principle of Ahimsa (total Non-Violence). He endured several hardships, was arrested and occasionally beaten in his journey and struggle to Justice and Freedom. However, his struggle does not restrict to India itself, as the leader played a key role in the Civil Rights movement in South Africa and secured them the right to justice and equality. His birthday 2 October is commemorated as Gandhi Jayanti, a national holiday and as the International Non-Violence day across the world.
Gandhi was assassinated on 30 January 1948 on the grounds of Birla house, New Delhi. The assassin, Nathuram Godse, who had links to the extremist Hindu group Hindu Mahasabha shot him dead because he was against Gandhi's sympathy for Pakistan. Godse and his co-conspirator Narayan Apte were tried and executed on 15 November 1949. Gandhi's memorial on rajghat, New Delhi bears his last words He Ram!
Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2nd October, in Porbandar.
He was married to Kasturba.
His father Karamchand passed away.
He traveled to England to study law.
Civil rights movement in South Africa.
He founded Natal Indian Congress in South Africa.
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Gandhi-Irwin pact was signed in March.
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Kasturbai passed away.
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Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated by Nathuram Godse.
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Peanut Butter Granola Bites
These no-bake Peanut Butter Granola Bites are packed with protein and fiber to get you through that afternoon slump.
These no-bake Peanut Butter Granola Bites are packed with protein and fiber to get you through that afternoon slump.
A crock pot makes this Thai Peanut Pork an easy and delicious way to enjoy slow-cooked, nutty, Asian flavors with very little effort.
Fill that craving for nutty goodness with some peanut butter granola: perfect with milk for breakfast or as a protein-packed snack.
Homemade peanut butter is so easy and a must if you love that real, roasted nut flavor.
This chicken satay inspired salad makes a great lunch or appetizer and is a fun twist on the traditional chicken salad.
This year was my first year participating in the Great Food Blogger Cookie Swap. It was so much fun to be able to bake for other bloggers and wait in anticipation to see what packages would arrive. What is the Great Food Blogger Cookie Swap? The premise is that once …
A while back, T and I attempted to make grape jelly. For a first attempt, it turned out ok, but it was nothing to write home about – not enough flavor and all the wrong consistency. We've been able to doctor that first batch enough that it's edible and actually …


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Arriving by train we found the Hotel very easily - a comfortable 5 to 10 min stroll from the station. It's located inside the City walls astride 2 squares. We arrived in January and there was a market and ice rink in one square which was loveley.
Check in was painless - polite efficient staff.
The exterior and public areas of the Hotel have a real sense of history. Reception and an adjoining reading / relaxation room are plush.
The rooms are fairly basic- small bathroom - tiny shower cubicle, and the rooms could do with some decoration as its v basic. Free wifi worked well as did the TV.
Breakfast was just about ok - certainly nothing to shout about.
But all in all we were happy with our 2 nights here - reasonably comfortable and very affordable with a good location. Would stay here again.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- The Hotel Universo is the very first hotel built in Lucca, locatedo in the hearth of the historical centre. Estabilished as a guesthouse around 1850, under the name of "Locanda Universo and Tosca" it became an hotel in 1857. The Hotel is definitely the best starting point to discover the treasures of Lucca and its surroundings: within a few minutes walk you can reach all the sights of the city. ... more less
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Richard Thompson Announces New Album Still, Produced by Jeff Tweedy
By Corban Goble on April 28, 2015 at 10:17 a.m. EDT
Richard Thompson: "Beatnik Walking" (via SoundCloud)
Richard Thompson has announced a new solo album called Still, which is produced by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy. It's out June 23 on Fantasy. They've also shared the first single, "Beatnik Walking"; listen to it above via Aquarium Drunkard.
News in Brief: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Richard Thompson, Dengue Fever, Wheat, CIMM Fest
By Ryan Dombal on March 4, 2009 at 5:05 p.m. EST
-- Since the new Yeah Yeah Yeahs album, It's Blitz!, started leaking all over the internet last week, the band is pushing up its original April 14 release date. Now you'll be able to legally get blitzed in digital formats on March 10 in the U.S. (March 9 elsewhere) and in physical formats March 31 in the U.S. (April 6 elsewhere). Do the right thing, folks-- we need bands like this.
-- Between his work with Fairport Convention, ex-wife Linda Thompson, and his solo albums, Richard Thompson has brought us a daunting amount of music over the last 40 years. On June 30, Shout! Factory offers a Thomps on primer: the 4-CD set Walking on a Wire: Richard Thompson (1969-2009) . The collection features 71 tracks spanning his entire career. But the music vet isn't just sitting on his ass and reflecting nowadays; Thompson has plenty of shows lined up in the near future.
-- Dengue fever is a disease that lasts about seven days and can include nausea, stomach pain, and vomiting. Dengue Fever is also a Khmer band from L.A.! Dengue Fever (the band) is readying a DVD documentary called Sleepwalking Through The Mekong , due as part of a CD/DVD set due April 14 via M80 Music. The film follows the band on a 2005 Cambodia trip, which "marked the first time a Western band had performed classic 60s and 70s Cambodian rock'n'roll in the country where it was created," according to a press release. The accompanying CD includes tracks from Cambodian artists as well as a couple previously unreleased Dengue Fever songs. Also, on May 5 at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco, Dengue Fever will premiere their original soundtrack to the 1925 silent film The Lost World at a screening during the San Francisco International Film Festival. And the band is on tour now. Catch it?
-- Indie rockers Wheat are back and they're reissuing their first two albums, Medeiros and Hope and Adams , on March 10. The re-release is packaged as a three-disc set, one for each album and one CD full of rarities. Pre-orderers get a free signed poster, so check out the band's website if you like signed stuff. Wheat's new album, White Ink, Black Ink , is due out this spring via The Rebel Group.
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What would be the value of expressing something like the national debt in scientific notation? What information would be lost in such a usage? Is that important? Explain why or why not.
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The US national debt as of 4/15/13 at 1:21:51 GMT is:
You might write this as `1.682"x"10^13` in scientific notation.
(In scientific notation, a number is generally written as `a"x"10^b` with 0<a<10, and a a real number. The number of digits that a is given depends on the number of digits that are "significant".
The actual number as written may not give as much meaning as telling someone that the debt is 16 with 12 zeroes behind it. The actual number (taken from the national debt clock website) is too precise as no one knows the precise moment each government check is cashed or payments to the government received. Thus losing the smaller value digits is probably not a handicap.
And when you are talking about trillions of dollars, a few billion here are there really don't make much of a difference. (If you are hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, picking up a penny doesn't really help your situation.)
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Unable to change mount point of virtual disk (SSO enabled)
How can I change the mount point of an existing virtual disk?
I learnt from this forum that this option is available on the window for entering the passphrase.
Since we use Universal Server and Single Sign-On, we do not have to enter the passphrase. Thats why we are missing the option button to change the drive letter.
What's the solution in this case?
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I suspect that your Universal Server managed setting may be requiring your virtual disks to be mounted at a specific mounting point. If it isn't, an option would be to create a new virtual disk with the mounting point as desired, copying the contents of your existing virtual disk to it, verify all is working as desired with the new virtual disk, and then deleting the original virtual disk.
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I don't know a setting in Universal Server related to this. Where can I find it?
Our users do have multiple virtual disks all with same mount point, but just mounting one at the same time.
If a user accidentially mounts a secound disk, this is automatically mounted to the next free drive letter. From that point in time PGP is always using the new drive letter even it is the only mounted disk and the the original drive letter is not assigned.
The user would always have to create a new copy.
On SSD drives there is no guarentee the users have enought free disk space to create such a copy.
Is there an option to change the drive letter by using the command line?
I'm not a user of either the Universal Server or the Command Line product, so can't help on those questions.
When you create a new virtual disk in PGP Desktop (Symantec Encryption Desktop), you have the options of setting what drive designation you want it mounted as, and it will mount to that drive, unless you already have it in use, so maybe select something like x:
You don't need to save the new virtual disk pqd file to the same disk that you want it on eventually; it can later be moved or copied to that disk.
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The only options for Virtual Disk on the Universal Server are:
- Size (Dynamic up to or Static)
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When Jimmy Sorrells began the Flowery Branch cross country program in 2002 he knew that one day he'd be able to win a state title. Six years later the Falcons proved him right.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Flowery Branch's Kiara Woods knows how to make the best of her mistakes. Especially if it means turning that mistake into her best race of the year.
The Gainesville girls basketball team fought off a late Chestatee run to escape with a 52-42 win Saturday afternoon in the first round of the Lanierland Tournament at North Hall High.
Boys First Team
This weekend's Panther Invitational Wrestling Tournament at Jackson County High in Jefferson featured 24 teams and over 700 potential matchups, but the storyline remained the same as Jefferson High continued its domination.
Life is one big race for Nolan Clark.
Flowery Branch High's football team should feel the support of all high school football fans in Hall County. The Falcons (12-2) have a chance Saturday night to become the first school in the county's history to bring home a GHSA state title in football.
The West Hall High wrestling team swept a three-team duals meet with a 54-30 win over Eagles Landing Christian and a 52-28 win against Athens Christian on Friday in Athens.
One thing is guaranteed after the first night in the 49th Annual Lanierland Tournament: The East Hall boys will not win their seventh straight title.
The Lanierland Tournament semifinals and finals have been moved up one day to allow interested fans to attend Flowery Branch's state championship football game on Saturday.
The Flowery Branch High football team boarded its bus for LaGrange today to cheers from the school's students and fans.
West Hall High baseball coach Manny Pontonio was named an inductee of the Georgia Dugout Club Hall of Fame this week. His induction ceremony will be held in January.
Coaches and players from area football teams will participate for the North team in the North/South Georgia Athletic Coaches Association Football Classic held at 2 p.m. Dec. 29 at Memorial Stadium in Columbus.
LAGRANGE – Flowery Branch's football team has a chance to make Hall County history.
BUFORD - All year long Buford's seniors have had a mantra of "Leave it as you found it."
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One head coach will be "coming full circle" to return to Gainesville High this fall, while another is preparing to square off against his former team.
Gainesville High senior Spencer Ralston shot a blistering 6-under par on the back nine Monday to finish tied for second in the U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier in Athens.
All-Area Golf Coach of the Year
As Madison Caldwell walked the fairway at Horseshoe Bend Country Club in Roswell, the Dawson County senior doubled over in the pain that she was feeling in the right side of her stomach, taking the breath out of her lungs for a second or two.
It's no longer about setting records or winning tournaments for Gainesville's Spencer Ralston - but he's more than happy to reap the benefits of his own hard work.
Gainesville High senior Spencer Ralston earned second place, behind a strong third-round 67, at the Georgia Junior Championship on Wednesday in Augusta. Ralston, the Class AAAAA Golfer of the Year, finished the 54-hole, three-day outing with a total score of 8-under (208).
Bob Christmas and Bruce Miller will get another chance to face off on opposing sidelines. This time around, however, it will come with much less on the line for their respective football programs.
Spencer Adams is not going to let the projections of his talent interfere with his preparation. The first-year minor league right-handed pitcher for Single-A Kannapolis Intimidators of the White Sox organization said he's going to continue to show up to the ballpark every day with one goal in mind: What do I have to do to get better?
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FOXBORO, MA - JANUARY 10: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots looks on in the first half against the Baltimore Ravens during the 2010 AFC wild-card playoff game at Gillette Stadium on January 10, 2010 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Last week: 1 (+0) Record: 10-3 Net points per drive: 1.17 (1st) DVOA: 41.8% (1st) Weighted DVOA: 45.8% (1st) Tom Brady improved to 26-11 in his career against teams with a better record than his with his win over the Texans last week. That's unreal. The Patriots are +198 on the season. The 49ers are closest at +132. They already have wins over the Texans and Broncos and if they beat the 49ers this week, they'll have wins against 3 of the other 4 top-5 NFL teams and will be convincing favorites. New England Studs LT Nate Solder: Allowed 1 quarterback hit on 43 pass block snaps, run blocked for 5 yards on 2 attempts LG Logan Mankins: Allowed 1 quarterback hit on 42 pass block snaps, run blocked for 25 yards on 6 attempts QB Tom Brady: 21 of 35 for 296 yards and 4 touchdowns, 2 hit as thrown, 3 drops, 98.4 adjusted QB rating, pressured on 10 of 37 drop backs (1 sack, 1 scramble, 2 of 8, 2 hit as thrown) WR Brandon Lloyd: Caught 7 passes for 89 yards and a touchdown on 8 attempts on 41 ...
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Altitude Marketing of Emmaus has launched client Schick Enterprise's new website, www.schickenterprises.com. Based in Kutztown, Schick Enterprises provides products and solutions for today's pork industry.
Jennifer L. Mann, president of JL Mann Consulting LLC in Allentown, has been hired by Reynolds American Inc. to provide strategic advisory services, specifically on RAI's transforming tobacco and tobacco harm reduction initiatives. This is a national effort; the firm has been hired to work in all 50 states.
Reynolds American Inc. is the parent company of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. The company's brands include many of the best-selling U.S. cigarette brands: Camel, Pall Mall, Winston, Kool, Doral and Salem.
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Lehigh Valley Health Network was named one of the 2013 Best Places to Work in IT, placing eighth on the list of large organizations and 20th overall on this annual ranking of the 100 top work environments for information technology in all industries. This is the fifth consecutive year the health network appeared on this list, compiled by International Data Group's Computerworld magazine and based on a survey regarding company offerings of compensation, benefits, diversity, career development, training and retention.
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Ryne Sandberg signed Official Major League Baseball. Comes with a COA from Dave & Adam's Card World. Also is accompanied by a ticket from the Collector's Showcase of America show that the item was signed at.
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