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Q:will this protect still be at lush after shark week is over?Asked on 7/11/2015 by E
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A:Charity Pot is a product that we are proud to offer year-round!Answered on 7/12/2015 by Haley from Lush Direct
Q:What reaction will occur if I use the body lotion on my face?Asked on 6/9/2015 by Taylor the Terrific from Toledo, Ohio
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A:The skin on your face and the skin on your body are very different, and therefore have different needs in terms of care. For that reason, our body lotions are only meant to be used on the body. It is not that a reaction will necessarily occur if you use the lotion on your face, it is more that it is not properly formulated for the thinner and more delicate facial skin.Answered on 6/10/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:I bought the 8.4 oz pot but I was wondering if I could put some in a smaller lotion container to make it easier to travel with?Asked on 5/23/2015 by Estefania from Fontana, CA
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A:Traveling with Charity Pot is a great idea! Just make sure you use a solid tight container with a great lid. I have used cleaned out Ultrabalm tins to travel with my products.Answered on 5/26/2015 by Alexander from Lush Direct
Q:I want to buy this as a gift for someone and was wondering if some sort of print out comes along with the lotion and explains what charities the funds are going to? This would be great to give to someone who is unfamiliar with LUSH or the charity pot campaign.Asked on 3/2/2015 by Mimi from Berkeley, CA
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A:There isn't a print out, but all of the information on Charity Pot is on our website under The "Charity Pot" menu. From here you can see all of our partners, articles, blog entries, and videos regarding Charity Pot and it's impact. Plus, we'd rather save the trees.Answered on 3/21/2015 by Alexander from LUSH Direct
Q:Can pregnant women use this product? Is there any harmful ingredients for the baby?Asked on 1/20/2015 by Reesy
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A:There aren't any harmful ingredients in Charity Pot, but if you are worried please do consult with a medical professional regarding the ingredients.Answered on 2/14/2015 by Pauline
Q:does the charity pot product change every few months? or is the new charity pot the same as the regular charity pot?Asked on 11/17/2014 by momo
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A:It doesn't change every few months, but we did recently just reformulate it. The new Charity Pot contains 7 ingredients from our Sustainable LUSH Fund! Our old Charity Pot can still be purchased, it's just been put into bottles and renamed "Formulae Known As".Answered on 11/19/2014 by Serena from LUSH Direct
Q:Can you use this on your face? None of the face moisturizers that they sell are something I'm able to use as I have many allergies and SEVERE eczema.Asked on 11/4/2014 by Anon
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A:Charity Pot is a body lotion so, it's not recommended to use on the face. Speak with your doctor or physician first before taking any product suggestions. Perhaps share our ingredient lists with them to get the best advice.Answered on 11/5/2014 by Jeanine from LUSH Direct
Q:Is this more of a cream/butter than the old version? I like the old version but would love something less liquid, as it does not travel well!Asked on 9/19/2014 by Kelly
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Hey, Windows Mobile, which I have on my Treo 750, has Office Mobile, and it works great. My wife's iPhone has all but replaced her notebook computer, except for one thing, and that is being able to open/edit Office documents, and that is really only Word and Excel. Surely they can do something for the iPhone users.
Joz Speaks! iPhone 3G Cut-and-Paste, Turn-by-Turn, and Office Suites?
Greg "Joz" Joswiak, Apple's head of iPod and iPhone marketing shed some light on the iPhone 3G/2.0 and some of its highly requested, yet still missing functionality, like where's our ability to select text, cut it or copy it, and paste it?
Apple has a priority list of features, and they got as far as they could down that list with this model
Why isn't there a constant yet ever-so-slightly-disappointed voice telling us we missed our last ten exists and threatening to "re-calculate"?
[T]here are some murky "complicated issues" preventing driving directions apps at the moment. "It will evolve. I think our developers will amaze us."
Like TomTom?
With regards to David Pogue's claim that Apple said the iPhone 3G GPS antenna was too small for turn-by-turn?
Find his answer after the jump!
That's wrong; the iPhone's GPS is just like the GPS in other phones, many of which do provide driving directions
We can view Microsoft Office and Apple iWork docs in iPhone 2.0, why can't we edit or create them?
[T]here might be issues with applications each having their own file space. "There's no cross-application file structure."
TiPB is still waiting on DocsToGo as well. What about unspecified technical issues?
[D]idn't know of any such hold-ups.
Does that mean there aren't any, there are but they remain unknown, or that the ones he knows off are all very specified?
Time, and future 2.x firmware updated will hopefully tell.
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Joz Speaks! iPhone 3G Cut-and-Paste, Turn-by-Turn, and Office Suites?
the iPhone will be just a toy (the coolest one of course)as long as EVERY business tool doesn't get implemented. Why did they go half the way? Why did Apple implement push email but not the capability of editing word and excel documents? How about printing wirelesly to a network printer? I think Steve is just concerned about iPhone users not buying macbooks anymore if he makes it that capable, right?
I want a MacBook because of the iPhone not because of its inabilities. They are having some growing pains but I think Apple can work through it. Just so you know, iPhone is all I own of Apple but I see good products and their customer support is great to deal with.
I've needed to edit documents before on a mobile, and it came in really handy to be able to at the time on Windows Mobile. I haven't needed to in quite a while, though, so I haven't felt limited by the iPhone in that regard. That's just me, though. I'm sure business users would have more of a need to edit Office documents on a regular basis.
I can't believe cut and paste was pushed down because other features were "more important." It's a feature that's been asked for since the iPhone released, but I guess it can't be too important, right? Just another way that we're just along for the ride when it comes to enjoying the Mac experience :P
While our culture is increasingly Me-centric (now MobileMe-centric ;) ), priority lists will always different between userbase and user. What a Blackberry-come business suiter considers priority #1 will be different than what a PSP-come ZOMGamer!1 considers #1, never mind a feature phone-come "what's this screen for" iN00b.
I'd love cut and paste, but it's absence only annoys me every now and then. Considering what made it into 2.0, they certainly had to prioritize some things (like ActiveSync) over others. Mass delete is great, as another example.
What can they get done the fastest to improve the experience of most (not niche, no matter how vocal) users?
Not being able to cut and paste goes beyond frustrating. I have to be careful to email myself important details that I might need for other apps, like contact data or an address in the exact format needed to auto detect for a link or i'm stuck retyping. Usually I just put it back in my pocket and get my blackberry out for anything truely productive to get done.
the iphone lacks some key features that make it much less useful than a BB. My BB died so I made the switch to iphone believing all the good reviews but I have been very disappointed with the lack of the following features that will relegate iphone to toy vs. tool status untill these are fixed.
1) cut and paste, 2) email sorting by subj, sender, etc. , 3) notes synching w/ outlook, 4) editing capabilities on word and excel. 5) file save on phone (readdle is very inferior), etc.
Can someone tell me when we might see some of these features???? Otherwise I may go back to BB.
Because there's no office suite yet. Then again, I bought both Palm OS and WinMob devices in the past to do just that (edit docs) and found everything from Pocket Office to Docs2Go to Quick Office pretty much useless for what I needed -- converting everything to HTML and mangling formats, and killing style sheets which were uber-important to me.
Everyone's priorities and needs will vary.
How smart is it to include iWorks as part of the iPhone both of which are Apple products. How stupid are they? They are missing a clear opportunity to get people to use the iWorks software on the iPhone and they are so daft as they let the opportunity slip through their fingers by allowing 3rd party applications to edit docs. I cannot understand the Apple mindset and I own several MACs. They are stupid beyond stupidity!

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AUSTIN, Texas - - An estimated 3,000 people have marched on the state Capitol for an anti-abortion rally to mark the 40th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion.
Gov. Rick Perry told the crowd Saturday that Roe v. Wade was like a Biblical scourge. Perry says Texas will do all it can to make abortions as rare as possible.
Perry, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Attorney General Greg Abbott were expected to address the crowd. Also appearing are the Roman Catholic Bishop of Austin, Joe Vasquez, and Texas Alliance for Life Executive Director Joe Pojman.
The event comes a day after a rally at the National Mall in Washington that featured former Pennsylvania U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum. Like Perry, Santorum unsuccessfully sought the GOP presidential nomination in 2012.
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Although Carroll County's girls' basketball team has dropped its first two games to open the season, head coach Marc Motley has been pleased with how the Cavaliers have played against top-notch competition.
Opening the season with games against Patrick County and Floyd County, both ranked in the top 10 of the Timesland, the Lady Cavaliers dropped both games by five points. Battling early season injuries, especially in the post, the Cavaliers scrapped hard at Patrick on Nov. 27 before eventually falling 54-49. Two nights later, Carroll led an extremely talented Floyd County team in the fourth quarter before a late run lifted the Buffaloes to a 62-57 victory.
"This is great for us at the beginning of the season. Win or lose right now I am looking at kids that haven't been in starting roles and now they are having to be leaders," Motley said. "It's just going to make us get better down the road by having played this caliber of competition."
In the opener at Patrick, the Lady Cavs jumped out to a 5-0 lead before bogging down in what Motley called an ugly game. Officiating was called extremely tight with a total of 79 foul shots taken by both teams. Ultimately, poor shooting doomed Carroll against a much-bigger Cougars' lineup.
"They play guards that are 5-9 and we don't have a 5-9 kid dressed out right now. They put four on the floor that were 5-9 or better," Motley said. "It's not that we didn't play well, but we didn't shoot well. We are a perimeter-oriented team right now with our size and we shot 2 of 18 from 3-point range."
Motley said the Cavaliers were able to stay in the game by attacking the basket when the outside shot wasn't falling. Additionally, he was pleased to see his team shoot 71 percent from the free throw line.
Taylor Martin led the Cavaliers with 14 points, while Hayden Caldwell scored 12 and Michala Hash chipped in eight. Hannah Helbert's 18 points led all scorers for Patrick County and Bri Dodson contributed 11.
"The game was called tight on both ends. We shot 38 free throws and they shot 41. It's the first game of the year and your emotions are running and you are aggressive," Motley said. "Neither team really adjusted to the officials, and that is something we have to do a better job of down the road."
After falling behind early, Carroll County rallied to take a 44-43 lead over Floyd County heading into the fourth quarter on Nov. 28 in Hillsville. In the end though, the depth and press of the Buffaloes got to the Lady Cavs late in the game, Motley said.
"We shot the ball better and defended better, but Floyd County is a heck of a basketball team. To be leading them in the fourth quarter says a lot about our kids," Motley said. "They played 14 kids and I'm not sure they didn't get into our legs in the fourth quarter. They went on about a 7- or 8-point run at about the three or four minute mark when we were up two. That is what their press is designed to do, to wear you down. Right now we are a little thin with some injuries, but we are going to get there."
Rachel Sellers had a monster game for Carroll, leading the team with 20 points and 11 rebounds. She shot 6 of 8 from the field and 8 of 10 from the charity stripe.
"She had a great game. She was the only kid in double figures, but we had five score between seven or nine points," Motley said. "Cassidi McCann came back from a knee issue and played three minutes. She will help us quite a bit when she gets healthy. Right now everything is by committee."
Carroll 12 7 13 17 - 49
Patrick 13 13 8 20 - 54
Carroll County – Martin 14, Caldwell 12, Hash 8, Guynn 6, Alderman 5, Sellers 4. 3-pointers – Caldwell 1, Guynn 1.
Patrick County – Helbert 18, Dodson 11, Whitt 9, Reylods 6, Mitchell 4, Wilkenson 3, Gammons 2, Owens 1. 3-pointers – Dodson 2.
Floyd 12 14 17 19 - 62
Carroll 6 16 22 13 - 57
Floyd County – E. Boothe 15, Phillips 11, Litton 10, Belshan 8, N. Boothe 5, Hollandsworth 4, Royal 3, Kuchenbuch 3, Worley 2, Colt 1. 3-pointers – E. Boothe 3, Litton 2, N. Boothe 1, Phillips 1, Belshan 1.
Carroll County – Sellers 20, Martin 9, Alderman 9, Hash 8, Guynn 7, Caldwell 2, McCann 2. 3-pointers – Alderman 3, Hash 2.


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William Carn
Sixth season: Tenor Trombone in Crazy for Youand Festival Theatre fanfares. Stratford: Previous productions include Cabaret, West Side Story, Kiss Me, Kate, Camelot and 42nd Street. Elsewhere: Trombonist William Carn has emerged as one of Canada's leading contemporary jazz trombonists and composers. He has performed internationally as well as throughout Canada, and had the pleasure of being an orchestra member for the CBC productions How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria? and Over the Rainbow. William also enjoys a diverse freelance career in Toronto. Studio and concert engagements include Aretha Franklin, Elton John, Feist, Sarah Slean, Janelle Monae, Hawksley Workman, Melissa McClelland, Luc Doucet, Emily Haynes, Kathleen Edwards, Royal Wood, Matt Dusk, Jon Secada, Peabo Bryson, Sheena Easton, Christopher Cross, Dionne Taylor, Michael Kaeshammer, Jill Barber, Emilie-Claire Barlow, Sophie Millman, Jeff Healey and Colin James. William has also been featured on over 200 commercial recordings as a performer. He has performed and recorded with jazz artists including Rob McConnell, Randy Brecker, David Binney, Kenny Wheeler, Tim Hagans, Barry Harris, Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, Vince Mendoza, Don Braden, Mike Murley, Hilario Duran, Andrew Downing, Jim McNeely and John Clayton. Awards: His co-led group, the Carn Davidson NINE, was nominated for a 2014 Juno Award for Traditional Jazz Album of the Year. He was also nominated for his solo debut, Other Stories, in 2007. He has also been nominated for Trombonist of the Year at the National Jazz Awards from 2004 to 2008. Teaching: William is a RATH Trombone Artist as well as a clinician and teacher. William has taught throughout Canada for such distinguished institutions as the University of Victoria, University of Saskatchewan, University of Regina, Capilano College, Grant MacEwan College and Mohawk College, as well as for the Toronto, York and Etobicoke boards of education. He is a regular faculty member of the National Music Camp as well as an instructor for both the University of Toronto Jazz Studies program and Humber College. Online: www.williamcarn.com.


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If the motion by defense attorney William Noland had been successful, his client, 18-year-old Kaleb Deason, may have been able to forget about the charge against him, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.
If the traffic stop had been suppressed, the evidence gathered in the stop, including 13 baggies of marijuana, could have been found to be fruits of the poisonous tree, which in legal terms means the case would be thrown out.
Superior Court Judge James Cline presided over the May 9 hearing, and the entire case appeared to rest on the testimony of Sgt. Travis Douglas of the Jones County Sheriff's Department.
At the end of the evidence and the attorney's argument, Cline said the words the prosecutor wanted to hear.
"The deputy articulated to me that he had reasonable suspicion to make the traffic stop," the judge stated. With that the motion to suppress the traffic stop was denied.
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xplosive schreef:Islamisten worden uitgejouwd door atheïsten:
Islam Rising
Recent Documentary Detailing Muslim Life, Doctrine and Islamist Agenda. A documentary follow up to "Fitnah" by Geert Wilders and other such films.
She's buried chest high,
her arms can't stop the stones that fly
nor wipe the tears that have already dried,
for a crime she so persistently denied.
She's buried chest deep,
the moderates asleep,
no matter how hard she does weep,
worth half a man, her testimony's cheap.
Allah subhana wa ta'ala has come up with such a fair rule,
dictators of history couldn't be so cruel,
told by Mohammed sallallahu alayhi wasallam,
teaching us Allah's divine referendum.
What becomes of those who have a sip of rum?
drink to forget or want to be numb,
or those who play the game of chance,
poker buddies escaping the religious trance?
Allah's prescribed in his merciful script,
their flesh be ripped,
their blood be dripped,
at the tip of a Muslims' whip.
She's buried chest high,
her arms can't stop the stones that fly
nor wipe the tears that have already dried,
for a crime she so persistently denied.
And this is Allah's eternal reply:
1400 years of backwards law,
a tragic flaw of the primitive claw,
dare any Muslim ask for more?
The tribe of homosexuals, accursed, as they say,
Sharia is clear on how they should pay,
the price for their Gay display:
Life - it doesn't matter which way.
Abu Baker got them with a tumbling wall,
Ali Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law
had people burned for their sexual call,
an entire village, children and all.
She's buried chest deep,
the moderates asleep,
no matter how hard she does weep,
worth half a man, her testimony's cheap.
Remember apostates, those who have fled,
to speak the words Muslims leave unsaid,
killed for the sake of those misled,
submit now, or be left dead.
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala has come up with such a fair rule,
the devil himself couldn't be so cruel.
She's buried chest high, half way deep,
while the moderates are still, fast asleep,
while the world stands silent, her testimony's cheap,
stones thrown by religious sheep.
Witches were burned long ago,
till the flame of freedom began to glow,
and we learned to say the word 'No',
Know that your laws are unjust,
not worth of respect, only disgust,
beheading those with a knife's thrust,
oh, but in Allah we so blindly trust!
She's buried head high in a heap of stones,
no more crying,
no more moans,
all that's left is skin and bones.
Why should anyone ask for more,
than the true justice, of Sharia law?
April 23, 2012. 6 PM. A look at the crowd just before Dean of Students, Stephanie Ives, made a brief statement. The main point being, " I ask you all to keep the principles of free speech and civil discourse in mind tonight ." A statement which fell on the deaf ears of the raucous students who came to disrupt and to violate the free speech rights of their fellow students and invited speakers. As is evident from the videos posted here of the entire evening, security as well as Ms Ives, did nothing to reprimand or control the offending students. Empty words. After Ms Ives fulfilled her duties, student leader, Alvaro Enrique Watson, a brave young man whose organization, Temple University Students for Intellectual Freedom (TUSIF ) co-sponsored the conference with The David Horowitz Foundation, made an opening statement and then introduced Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch. The speakers were Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch, Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs, Nonie Darwish of Former Muslims United, and Simon Deng - a former Sudanese slave.
xplosive schreef:Islamic Apartheid Week
Deel 2 is zo mogelijk nog interessanter dan deel 1.
xplosive schreef: Deel 2 is zo mogelijk nog interessanter dan deel 1.
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Deel 2 is zo mogelijk nog interessanter dan deel 1.
This is the best speech ever made by Paul Weston. The speech explains why sharia became the supreme law of the United Kingdom and why the white Britons are second class citizen in their own country.
Please join our new political organization named Templars. We are not a real organization yet, just six anti-Islamic activists who believe that the creation of the new organization is necessary because nobody else has proposed practicable solution to the explosive growth of Muslim population in the West and to other global problems. There are many anti-Islamic parties in Europe, but they are paralyzed by political correctness. We are going to join these parties, attend their meetings, ask taboo questions, and force some of their members to think logically. If you want to help us, please circulate this email on the Internet. If you improve this email, please send me the improved copy. When we reach the critical mass of about 50 people, we will make our website and will find good speakers who will become our leaders. Our organization will probably be, at least initially, a debating forum. If we grow, we can form new political parties.
Islam is a cancer. It will kill Western Civilization unless it is cut, poisoned, and radiated into remission. Islam cannot be reformed because Muslims must emulate the crimes of a blood-thirsty bandit called Muhammad. Muslims call Muhammad uswa hasana (model of conduct) and al-insan al-kamil (perfect man).
A small minority of Muslims living in the West are neither violent nor hateful because they are half-Muslims, half-Westerners. With the exception of well-known activists like Zuhdi Jasser we cannot identify those non-violent Muslims, so we have to treat them the same way as the mainstream Muslims.
The explosive growth of Muslim population in the West is a much greater threat to Western Civilization than Islamic terrorists. European Muslims live in no-go zones where non-Muslims are not tolerated. Their crime rate and welfare dependance are an order of magnitude higher than the crime rate and welfare dependance of white Europeans. If the present trends continue, in 50 years European Muslim population will grow from 52 million to 370 million, while U.S. Muslim population will grow from 8 million to 147 million. The main reason for the explosive growth of Muslim population is the fact that Muslims have about 2.5 times more children than Caucasians. If we do not get rid of Muslims, they will become the majority of Western population, and Caucasians, like the Christians living in the Middle East, will become persecuted minority in their own homelands. None of the existing anti-Islamic parties, organizations, and activists (freedom parties, defense leagues, stop Islamization organizations, Robert Spencer, Daniel Pipes, Pamela Geller, Lawrence Auster and the rest) propose practicable solution to the explosive growth of Muslim population.
We need new political organization dedicated to the eradication of Islam and other global problems, preferably by non-violent means. We hereby propose to call this organization Templars and we define its main goals:
1. Western law classifies Islam as a supremacist ideology and prohibits indoctrination of children with Islam.
2. Muslim women are sterilized after first childbirth so that they do not have more than one child.
3. Templars support Israel, eugenics, and human population control.
4. Western governments cut spending to eliminate national debt in 20 years.
5. Foreign policy of Western governments protects human rights and Christian minorities.
Sterilization of one woman costs a few hundred dollars. Sterilized Muslim women can make additional children with the help of in vitro fertilization performed abroad. We can prevent it by prohibiting foreign travel of Muslim women. Deportation of Muslims living in the West is more expensive and more difficult than the sterilization because some Muslims were born in the West and because Islamic countries will not accept Muslims deported from the West. Some Muslims will leave the West when Islam is classified as a supremacist ideology. Other Muslims will leave the West to avoid the sterilization.
Modern eugenics is not a racist weapon used to exterminate inferior races, but a universal genetic tool that improves the genomes of all races. I believe that all genes causing illnesses should be outlawed and that parents should use eugenic technology to ensure that their children are smart, healthy, and handsome.
The global food production has peaked due to soil erosion, urbanization, and salination of irrigated farms. The high yields of modern agriculture are dependent on petroleum, which has also peaked. The high yielding seed varieties (products of biotechnology) are more productive because they respond strongly to petroleum-based chemical fertilizer. For example, corn yields would fall dramatically from 130 bushels per acre to 30 bushels per acre, in the absence of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and petroleum powered irrigation (Youngquist, 1999). If we do not reduce human population in the next few decades, all remaining forests will have to be converted to farmland, and yet mass starvation cannot be prevented. Human population control is necessary to prevent global ecological disaster and mass starvation.
"The people who speak most sensibly about the threat that Islam poses to Europe are actually fascists. To say that this does not bode well for liberalism is an understatement: It does not bode well for the future of civilization" - Sam Harris (American liberal and atheist)
"There is no moderate Islam. There are Muslims who are passive, who don't always follow the rules of Islam, but there's really only one Islam, defined as submission to the will of God. There's nothing moderate about it... How naive is the self-deception of the West to continue to talk of moderate Islam?... The Western mind-set — that if we respect them, they're going to respect us, that if we indulge and appease and condone and so on, the problem will go away — is delusional. We're trying to appease Islam, but we are headed for a terrible confrontation between fascist Islam and Right-wing fascists who will step in when liberals fail to do so... This is the beginning of a challenge with no possible compromise. There is no bargain that can be struck when the question at hand is one of basic human rights." - Ayaan Hirsi Ali (Ayaan Hirsi Ali is a liberal, atheist, and former Muslim. She lives in the USA and is the first refugee from Western Europe since the Holocaust.)
Gepubliceerd op 1 mei 2012 door AmiraBintYhwh
Did Muhammad REALLY exist? Robert Spencer's new book claims that he didn't. Spencer teams up with David Wood against Anjem Choudary and Sheikh Omar Bakri to discuss the question. Can the Muslims bring historical evidence to defend the existence of their prophet? Not in this debate, LOL! All they can do is claim that this is a silly question fueled by Christian "jealousy" and demand that the Christians create a sura like the ones in the Qur'an.
Zwartmeer schreef:Ik ken de British Freedom Party niet zo maar het blijkt een afsplitsing van de British National Party te zijn. Hoedan ook, Paul Weston van de BFP, houdt hier een goeie speech.
xplosive schreef:Zwartmeer schreef:Ik ken de British Freedom Party niet zo maar het blijkt een afsplitsing van de British National Party te zijn. Hoedan ook, Paul Weston van de BFP, houdt hier een goeie speech.
Paul Weston gebruikt in zijn inderdaad voortreffelijke, rustige, en goed opgebouwde speech 2 woorden die uitstekend verwoorden van wat er in Groot-Brittannië gaande is: "astonishing" en "insane". Ook een "must see" wat mij betreft.
Zwartmeer schreef:Wauw!
xplosive schreef:Zwartmeer schreef:Wauw!
Als een zeer bekende nieuwzender als CNN zulke leugens over islambestrijders (in dit geval Walid Shoebat) de wereld instuurt, wat is er dan eigenlijk aan de hand?
First of the American overseas expeditions and the longest march to this day.
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Material: Synthetic
Length: Short3 1/2"-4" front, top, crown, upper back and sides; 2 1/2" nape
Weight: 1.8 ounces.
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My hair has thinned so much through the years that it was embarrassing to go out in public. I try to carefully choose attractive but natural looking styles that are flattering without drawing attention...Read complete review
My hair has thinned so much through the years that it was embarrassing to go out in public. I try to carefully choose attractive but natural looking styles that are flattering without drawing attention to myself. I work in our yard several times a week with my own hair pinned up and under a sun hat. If we need to run to the store or go out afterward, it's great to be able to get cleaned up, dress for whatever the occasion and don my Paula Young wig and look like I've just come from an appointment with the hair dresser. I've had ladies come up to me in the grocery store and tell me how beautiful my hair looked. I also get compliments from friends at church as well. This has really given me more self-confidence about my appearance especially since our lifework has been in ministry and working in the public arena where we still see many of our old acquaintances. I have recommended your company and products to a life-long friend who has cancer and is dealing with extremely thin hair too. I really like the synthetic hair styles because they are so easy to care for. I shampoo and rinse, as directed, roll gently in a clean towel, spray on a little conditioner, let it air dry overnight on its stand, gently shake it out when dry and it retains its original style with a little touch up of my hair pick after I put it on.
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Not a good value!
Looked good in photo. After i received it, i felt the texture of the hair and should have gone by my first reaction, and returned it! It rides up in the back,...Read complete review
Looked good in photo. After i received it, i felt the texture of the hair and should have gone by my first reaction, and returned it! It rides up in the back, is scratchy and the hair strands feel unnatural. It looks like a wig. The color i got was dark brown. I will just use it up as a sleep wig... maybe. I use tape at the hairline to hold my wigs in place but if the front tape ever failed, the wig would probably just slide off.
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(10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
I love this style!
By New customer
from Kent, WA
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Comments about Pleasure WhisperLite® Wig by Paula Young®:
I use this wig every day. I even wore it on a trip with my mother who is 86 and she could not tell that it wasn't my own hair!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
love it, love it, love it.
By naniB
from Florida
I use it for going to church and special places. I live I Florida and it is very hot here to wear every day. I don't work now,(retired) and so I only wear it on special times. Been wearing your wigs for a long time and love them,
(7 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Love it, Love it, Love it!!!!!
By Ladybug
from Canada
About Me Beauty Conscious
I REALLY like this style. It looks just like what my hair used to look like only better. When my hair grows in again I will always keep this wig handy for fast fixes. My only concern is that it is a tich tight around the bottom...even with the adjustment tabs as loose as they can go. By mid evening I'm happy to take it off (if I've had it on all day).I got the buttered toast color and I find that the darkest part of the wig is really a little too dark for me but I love it anyway. I am going to order another one tomorrow in a slightly lighter shade. I am shocked and delighted to find that these wigs look as natural as they do and I love getting the compliments on them! Thank you Paula Young!!
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
By Donna
from Albany, NY
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Always beautiful.Receive compliments.
By Beanstalk buddy
from So. California
Reliable and pretty and stylish.
i would buy this item again
By foxy
from florida
i wear it when i do not feel like doing my hair.
I bought one; then bought 2 more. I love
By Doozie
from NC
My hair has thinned out; so Paula Young has been a lifesaver for me. I love the PLEASURE WIG because it fits so well and looks so natural. There is no fuss with it. Just give it a shake, put it on, brush it a little bit; and you are out the door. Love it.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great choice!
By PJ
from Des Moines, IA
I wear wigs daily, so a comfortable, attractive style is what I'm looking for. I've gotten many compliments on this style. Most people don't realize I'm wearing a wig unless I tell them.
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Cute wig, but too much hair for me
By B. Ellie
from San Francisco
I'm a small person, so this wig had too much hair for me. It took a bit of playing with the hair to get it "styled", but eventually it looked good. I'd recommend it to a friend who is medium or large size.
I like my Pleasure WhisperLite Wig
By Betts
from Bloomington, Illinois
I use this product every day. In very hot weather, I do find it hot to wear but basicly I have nice compliments on my hair.


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Each year, dozens of talented musicians perform at Indiana's largest outdoor music venue, the Klipsch Music Center, and 2015 is no different. One of the most highly anticipated events, 5 Seconds of Summer, comes to the amphitheater on August 22, so before you head to this Noblesville landmark, take note of the following information about your concert.
Klipsch Music Center Seating Information
Depending on the event, this open-air amphitheater can be divided in up to five sections, typically featuring three reserved seating and two general admission areas. At the forefront of the venue is the general admission pit area, if offered for 5 Seconds of Summer. Moving further back from the stage, there are three sections under the main pavilion roof. The first, the lower pavilion, consists of sections A, B, and C, and is immediately followed by a series of private VIP boxes, ranging in number from 1-100. The upper pavilion seats in sections D-H also feature covered reserved seating. The final section, a general admission lawn area, is furthest from the stage and will not be covered under the venue roof.
Klipsch Music Center General Information
For most performances at the Klipsch Music Center, sealed water bottles are allowed up to one liter in size. Food is generally also permitted, but must be contained in a transparent plastic bag with no more than a one gallon capacity, though coolers are prohibited. Most artists allow fans to bring small, personal cameras, but professional cameras are generally prohibited. For those with lawn seats, chairs with seats nine inches from the ground and under may be allowed at certain events. Every concert event is conducted rain or shine, and admission for children two and under is free.
Klipsch Music Center Parking Information
Parking for the amphitheater's grass lots is included in the price of 5 Seconds of Summer tickets, but a VIP Legacy Parking pass may also be purchased. Legacy Parking allows access to closer, paved lots near the venue, along with a private exit after the concert.
Klipsch Music Center Gate Times
While gate times may vary by event, guests are generally permitted inside the venue grounds one to two hours before the performance. Parking lots generally open one to two hours before the gates. Tailgating is permitted, though certain restrictions may apply.
Klipsch Music Center Accessibility
The Klipsch Music Center provides a variety of accessibility options. For in-depth assistance and information on accessibility, fans are advised to contact the venue directly. A staff member will be able to aid in arranging a hassle-free visit.
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Hamburg Tourismus GmbH (HHT)sees itself as a service provider in and for the tourism industry. Locally, the range of offers by tourist agencies are bundled, market-and target group-specific offers are developed and presented in the markets. Our customers' wishes, interests and requirements are centre-stage for all our sales and marketing measures. The Hamburg metropolitan region has the potential to develop into the number two after Berlin. For us, Hamburg is the metropolis with a wide spectrum of maritime and cultural experiences on offer.
The Hamburg CARD and the Hamburg CARD - plus region
With the Hamburg CARD, a traveller in the Greater Hamburg Area has free travel on public transport. Hamburg visitors also get a discount of up to 50% at more than 130 tourism sights and activities, e.g. in museums but also for harbour, Alster and city tours. The "Hamburg CARD - plus region" expands the range of the metropolitan area. This gives visitors receive free travel in the entire HVV area; for example, they can experience Lüneburg or Stade and rural areas in Schleswig-Holstein.
Skilfully tailored travel packages are a speciality of HHT. For example, the successful "Hamburg Bahnhit (train deal)" was introduced in 2006 and was nominated in 2007 for the German Tourism Award in the "Innovative Tourism Product" category. These offers are only available from the Hamburg specialists and range from musical packages to special family packages to event holidays, such as the Port Birthday Hamburg.
Hotel accomodation and Event tickets
Whether by calling the Service Centre or online at the "Tourism Marketplace" in cooperation with Hamburg Travel GmbH: HHT provides customers with customised offers and specials for hotel accommodation in over 200 hotels in Hamburg and the metropolitan area which are only available from the Hamburg specialists. Hamburg's exhibitions as well as theatre and music offerings with national significance are also bookable via telephone and online.
Further information can be found here.
Annual Focuses of the Hamburg Tourismus GmbH 2014-2015
2014: Hamburg - Shopping and Lifestyle Metropolis
2015: Hamburg - Metropolis of Culture
Highbrow, energetic or off-beat? Hamburg's multi-faceted arts and entertainment scene is hard to categorise but has something for everyone.
Culture of the highest calibre at the Laeiszhalle, State Opera House
and Elbe Philharmonic Hall
Hamburg has not one but three major orchestras. The Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra has played at the State Opera House for 175 years and appears regularly at the Laeiszhalle, as do the NDR Symphony Orchestra and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra.
Hamburg State Opera, Germany's first public opera house, has purveyed culture of the highest calibre since 1678. Culture fans are eagerly awaiting the opening of the Elbe Philharmonic Hall, the spectacular new concert venue in HafenCity. Construction work is ongoing, but is scheduled for completion in 2017. The distinctive wave-shaped roof looks set to be a great new landmark for Hamburg on the banks of the Elbe.
From Old Masters to Dadaism and Pop Art
In Hamburg's Deichtorhallen, two former market halls, art lovers can admire modern works from Andy Warhol to Marc Chagall alongside pictures by famous photographers. But it's not just the Deichtorhallen that is responsible for Hamburg's outstanding reputation in the realm of art and culture. The city's Kunsthalle is one of Germany's most important art galleries. Its first-class collection ranges from medieval altarpieces to leading exponents of contemporary art. On the subject of art, the Bucerius Kunst Forum must also get a mention. Its four exhibitions per year mean even repeat visits always have something new to offer.
So much for dusty displays: history brought to life at museums and exhibitions
Hamburg's museums prove beyond doubt that history and learning don't have to be dull, dry or dusty. At Spicy's Spice Museum, for example, smelling, tasting and touching are expressly encouraged and a visit to the International Maritime Museum, is even both exciting and educational. The world's largest private collection of maritime paraphernalia tells of explorers, conquerors, captains and crews.
Not only does Hamburg bring history to life, it also helps people to discover it for themselves. BallinStadt Emigrant World put visitors in the shoes of the many emigrants who once departed from Hamburg's shores. The Miniatur Wunderland in the historical warehouse district is a sheer pleasure for young and old alike. It is home to the world's largest model railway, whose lovingly created landscapes and intricate details have to be seen to be believed.
Of dancing lions and singing boxers
Hamburg has no fewer than four major theatres that stage exhilarating musicals. The city is Germany's number one destination for shows that combine thrilling choreography, toe-tapping songs and unreserved fun.
All the world's a stage in Hamburg: theatre from the traditional to the innovative Classic plays, traditional German theatre and modern productions – theatregoers are spoilt for choice in Hamburg. Various theatres have the right offer to everybody's taste.
Hamburg, the Gateway to the World, the Beauty and Highlight of the North. There are a few good reasons why the green city on the River Elbe is said to be one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. Generous modern and historical gardens and park areas offer a great many opportunities to rest, relax, play and keep fit in Hamburg.
Around the Alster
The big lake in the heart of the green Hanseatic City is a paradise for yachtsmen, oarsmenand paddlers alike. The Alster Lake with a circumference of 7.6 km originating from the 13th Century is a popular meeting place for recreation, joggers and walkers alike. Paddling, rowing or sailing: Hamburg offers many delightful perspectives. You can find boat rental businesses at the Outer Alster, at the Alster itself, at the Alstercanal, in addition, at the Goldbek -, Isebek- and Osterbekcanal. Also a nice walk around the Alster is worthwhile because some of the most sought-after residential areas of Hamburg are located around it and also the well-known Atlantic hotel.
Planten un Blomen
The "Alten Wallanlagen" the old Town Ramparts and the famous "Planten un Blomen" are situated in the middle of the city – a wonderful green leisure area with a botanical garden, tropical green house and the biggest Japanese garden in Europe. If you follow the man-made stream at the entrance to the park at "Millerntor" you will reach the park lake which has at certain times in the evening an illuminated fountain organ, playing in time to a piece of classical music. From May to September water games take place here by day and in the evening there are coloured illuminated fountain concerts.
Stadtpark (City Park)
When the weather is nice there is a lot of action on the fields of the City Park. Here young and old come together to play football, have a picnic, a sunbath or have a trip on the Park Lake in a pedal or a rowing boat. The City Park also has an Open-air concert "hall" with many international artists and bands performing there. It also has one of the oldest Planetariums in the world. Nowadays it is equipped with the most modern projectors. The Planetarium itself shows presentations and simulations, also theatre acts and music shows are regularly performed.
Elbe Beach
On nice days the shore at Oevelgönne beneath the Elbchaussee is as crowded as Copacabana. The place to see and be seen is one of the cafes or beach clubs on the water's edge. There they all sit, contemplating the water, blinking in the sun and satisfied with life. After the sunset the lights of the harbor create a romantic atmosphere.
StadtRad Hamburg – bike rental
Discover the world's most beautiful city under your own power: on one of the racy red bikes belonging to Hamburg's new StadtRAD bike rental system. Some 70 rental points and 700 bicycles are located at numerous rapid transport (S-Bahn) and underground (U-Bahn) stations in the extended inner city area as well as in larger residential and business areas and at important leisure and tourist attractions.
For an overview of all rental points and registration options please visit www.stadtradhamburg.de.
The Hamburg Convention Bureau GmbH
The Hamburg Convention Bureau GmbH (HCB) is the central marketing organization and lobby group for Hamburg as a congress and event location. The HCB markets Hamburg both nationally and internationally as a location for congresses, conventions, incentives and events, and is the first port of call for all customers planning events in the Hamburg metropolitan area.
Our services in detail
We see ourselves as a one-stop office for event planners who wish to hold events in Hamburg. To ensure their success, we offer individual services from one source, and would be happy to support you as an independent contact when you search for locations, hotels, caterers, PCOs and event service providers of all kinds in Hamburg.
We can support and/or provide you with information on the following:
A good network of partners in the city will provide you with all information needed from one source.
Hamburg Convention Bureau GmbH
Wexstr. 7
20355 Hamburg
Phone +49 40 30051-610
Fax +49 40 30051-618
Hamburg for groups
You want to discover Hamburg with your school, your club, your company? Travelling with others is more pleasant and also cheaper, and Hamburg - the gateway to the world – offers reason enough to at least once visit the Hanseatic City.
You are in good hands with us. We'll give you advice, we'll plan for you and find you the right city guide (guide services can be offered in 15 languages) so that your trip to Hamburg is a complete success and an unforgettable experience for every member of the group.
Take advantage of our expertise:
With as few as 21 people you can already start saving with our group rates. We also can make special arrangements for mini-groups with 6–20 persons.
Our Service Centre can be reached through the following number:
+49 40 30051233
More informations can be found here.
Hamburg is a welcoming town which greets visitors with friendliness and helpfulness. We have collected useful information and links so that you can plan your stay in Hamburg according to your needs.
Transport – Getting from A to B without a Hitch
The local public transport company HVV provides exemplary service for mobility-impaired visitors.Are you planning to arrive in Hamburg by plane? Hamburg Airport offers a special service for flight passengers of restricted mobility.If you are travelling by train on Deutsche Bahn you can also get help with planning your train journey to Hamburg from the MobilitätsServiceZentrale.
Hotels without barriers
Barrier-free rooms and disabled-friendly service are available in many hotels in the hanseatic city. You are welcome to book your accommodation conveniently online and enter "disabled-friendly" as criterion or obtain information by ringing our Hamburg Hotline.
Eating Out: Dreamy Delicacies
Hamburg is a confluence of worlds – so you can enjoy specialties from all over the globe here. With our Restaurant Guide you can browse through Hamburg's wealth of restaurants and cafés to find those with disabled-friendly service and your favourite cuisine too.
Theatre, Shows and a Whole Lot More
We don't want 100 stairs to come between you and an enjoyable night at the theatre. With our information, there's nothing more to stop you enjoying culture. Our event search will help you to find current plays and shows.
You can find further information here.
A distinct maritime character and international outlook make the hanseatic city of Hamburg one of Europe's finest destinations. Urban sparkle and natural beauty are the hallmarks of Hamburg, which boasts a wide range of hotels, restaurants, theatres and shops, chic beaches, the Alster, a buzzing port district and landmarks reflecting more than 1,200 years of history.
Hamburg has proved for years that living in a big city is no impediment to having natural beauty on your doorstep. In addition, the port, the canals and the Alster lake give Hamburg a wonderfully maritime feel. From the beaches, quays and moorings to the luxury cruise liners, container-laden behemoths and lovingly restored museum ships, this international port city has so much to offer and will give you a yearning to experience distant shores.
Fashion and the arts are flourishing in Hamburg. Its chic shopping arcades, high-end boutiques and antique stores are perfect for indulging in retail therapy. For the evening, there are over 300 venues featuring concerts, variety, comedy and theatre, as well as international smash-hit musicals. At the Elbe Philharmonic Hall in HafenCity, you can witness the emergence of a breathtaking new Hamburg landmark.
For a night out to remember, hit the clubs, cafés and bars along the Reeperbahn, Hamburg's legendary party capital. Other Hamburg institutions with big reputations include the Alstervergnügen festival, the celebrations for the Port Anniversary, the fish markets, the Japanese cherry blossom festival, the many Christmas markets with their festive charm and the Hamburger DOM – northern Germany's biggest funfair.
More informations can be found here.
Hamburg has been proving for years that living in a big city is no impediment to having natural beauty on your doorstep. It is therefore no surprise that the "green city by the water" enjoys an excellent reputation around the world. Hamburg is widely recognised as a pioneer in matters relating to climate protection, green policies and sustainability.
In addition to high-profile projects, many smaller initiatives are helping to make Hamburg more environmentally friendly. Which is why you'll see nine hydrogen-powered buses gliding noiselessly, but most importantly emission-free, through Hamburg's streets. The FCS Alsterwasser steamboat also transports its passengers without emissions. The world's first hydrogen-powered passenger ship has been in operation here since 2008.
Also in 2008, Hamburg launched a campaign encouraging people to leave their cars at home and get on their bikes. As a result, more than 1,000 bright-red StadtRäder cycles are available for locals and visitors to hire at more than 70 stations throughout the inner city area. Hiring a bike is child's play: simply register your details at any hire station, pick up a bike, and drop it back at a station of your choice.
Hamburg Tourist Board has also played its part in championing sustainability in the city. In 2006, it introduced the "Bahnhit Hamburg" package for environmentally conscious travellers. Under the terms of the deal, anyone booking three nights' accommodation in Hamburg gets the InterCityExpress train ride to and from the city free from any station in Germany.
Further information is available at: www.hamburg-travel.com
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Your convenient discovery ticket for free travel on public transport and discount on entrance fees.
From 9,50 € enjoy free travel on public transport in the Greater Hamburg Area and up to 50% discount on more than 150 attractive offers:
Special conditions for tour operator are available upon request.
One price – all included! Book our attractive Hamburg trips quite conveniently online – we are the only ones with these offerings!
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Up-to-the-minute rates, reservation free of charge: Book your hotel in Hamburg with the specialists.
3 nights for the price of 2
Book our "3 for 2" offer and save one night's accommodation. Additional bonus- breakfast and the Hamburg CARD are already included in the price! The offer is valid the whole year round with daily arrival at the low season and – unless otherwise noted – arrival at a Friday, Saturday or Sunday at the high season. Supplementary nights are possible, except in combination with the Sunday reduction.
For enquiries or bookings please visit www.hamburg-travel.com or contact the Hotline on:+49 (0)40 - 300 51 30
Partners of the Hamburg Tourist Board
Pursuing a goal requires confident, competent planning, decision-making and implementation. It's good to have partners at one's side who know the issues and can draw on a pool of information, expertise and contacts. The result is a vibrant network of players who grow even stronger by working together. We are indebted to many institutions in Hamburg and throughout Germany for their fine cooperation.
Our primary partners are:
Hamburg Tourismus GmbH
Steinstraße 7
20095 Hamburg
Phone: +49 (0)40/300 51 300
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
A three-sport athlete for the Green Wave will take his talents to the Newberry College Wrestling team next school year.
Summerville High School senior Chad Wood has signed to wrestle for the Newberry Wolves. Wood, who took down his share of running backs as a Green Wave linebacker and traded in his tights at the end of the wrestling season for a Green Wave baseball uniform, says he is excited to be joining a program as strong as Newberrys.
They have only been around since 05 but they already have a strong tradition, Wood said. They are just very good. I feel like its such an honor for them to give me a scholarship. Their coach is from South Carolina and he has done a great job with the program. They have placed at the top for the nation a few times and they ended up placing second at the team duals nationals this year.
The Wolves are getting a wrestler who received All-state and All-Lowcounrty honors three straight years. Wood is a three-time lower-state champion, three-time region champion and three-year captain for the Green Wave wrestling team.
Wood claimed the 4-A individual state championship in the 160-pound weight class his senior season, when he also helped the Green Wave team finish as the state runner-up. Summerville suffered a heartbreaking 28-23 loss to Rock Hill in the 2014 Dual State Championship match.
As a senior he also helped the 4A/1A South team bring home top honors from the 2014 North/South Wrestling All-star Weekend.
Wood placed second in his class at the 2013 individual state championships and placed fourth in his class in 2012.
He plans to major in education and pursue a career as a coach.
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CSI names Jeremy Cox the head men's basketball coachJuly 1, 2013
TWIN FALLS - The College of Southern Idaho welcomed Jeremy Cox as the 16th head men's basketball coach Tuesday at a press conference.
Cox made the move to CSI last week after then Head Coach Steve Gosar hired him as an assistant. On Monday, Gosar stepped down as head coach opening the door for Cox to move into the head coaching position.
"Change is never easy and we haven't had a lot of change recently," said CSI Athletic Director Joel Bate.
But just as CSI didn't hesitate to move Steve Gosar into the role as head coach in the summer of 2008 when Barret Peery moved on, Bate said it was just as easy to promote Cox even though he had been here a week.
"Jeremy Cox knows college basketball," Bate said. "He knows the NJCAA. He coached at Garden City CC and won a national championship at Arkansas-Fort Smith."
And he's been on the staff of some of the best NCAA programs in the country.
Cox has coached for 22 years, including 11 as an NCAA Division I assistant and eight as a junior college head coach. He won a NJCAA National Championship as a head coach at Arkansas-Fort Smith in 2006 and was a part of nine NJCAA Division I post-season appearances as either a head coach or assistant coach as well as four NCAA Division I post-season appearances as an assistant.
In all, Cox has coached 10 players who have reached the NBA.
He has coached as an assistant under Gillispie three times - Texas Tech, Kentucky and Texas A&M.
His first stint with Gillispie was at Texas A&M University from 2006-2007. He then went with Gillispie to University of Kentucky from 2007-2009.
During that time, he helped Kentucky to the NCAA Tournament in 2008 and the NIT quarterfinals in 2009.
Before rejoining Gillispie at Texas Tech, Cox assisted at the University of South Florida from 2009-2011 and the University of Nebraska from 2011-2012.
At USF, he was instrumental in the program's third 20-win season and the school's first postseason appearance since 2002.
After spending the last seven years as a NCAA Division I assistant and recruiting in the CSI gym, he will now make the adjustment back to coaching in the junior college ranks.
"There is one standard in junior college basketball," Cox said. "And that's CSI. There have been 16 coaches that have been hired by three presidents. They've hired great coaches and I hope to be one as well. It is a huge responsibility I have to carry on."
Cox does not take the tradition of CSI lightly.
"It's a culture of discipline. They do things right. It's a culture of excellence set forth by the presidents. This place competes for national championships. It's a committment to excellence," Cox said. "It's not just a cliche, it happens here.
Cox graduated from Mesa State College in 1991 cum laude and received his master's degree in sports management from the United State Sports Academy in 1999.
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It's only April, but it's not too soon to start talking about the Comic-Con International 2005 in San Diego from July 14-17. McFarlane Toys will have a booth at the 36th Comic-Con and will be enjoying San Diego and our fans to the fullest.
The spawn.com road gang will be in town to showcase some of our newest figures for 2005. As usual, staffers will be attending various panels and offering portfolio reviews. As soon as those specific dates and times are finalized -- along with our booth number -- we'll report back.
Like last year -- and unlike nearly everyone else -- we will not offer an exclusive for sale at this year's event. We feel our Comic-Con is better spent connecting with our fanbase, answering questions, discussing our products, and showing off some of our upcoming toys and other projects.
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Beth Dearolf and Joseph Herrera have joined Century 21 Properties Plus, Inc., as sales associates.
They both will specialize in residential property sales in the Summerville area.
Dearolf received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Pittsburgh in Johnstown. She has since completed extensive training and licensing through the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors and is now ready to begin her new career in real estate.
Herrera received his Bachelor's degree from Columbia Southern University in Orange Beach, AL. He then went on to work for Progressive Casualty Insurance Company for 20 years before deciding to make a career move into real estate.
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Small reactor technology in Aiken County
It was encouraging to see the article announcing SRNL's participation in a study of natural gas as a fuel for automobiles. The DOE grant was due partly to knowledge SRNL researchers have in storing hydrogen, showcased at Aiken County's Center for Hydrogen Research.
Aiken County established its research campus adjacent to SRS several years ago to facilitate the practical application of Savannah River Site technology.
While previous letter-writers have noted the lack of support by DOE for a government-sponsored program at SRS to explore use of small nuclear reactors for energy production, there may be an alternative.
Aiken County has land close by, and laboratories, for exploring alternative sources of energy. While we still have corporate experience in nuclear energy here, it may be time to apply this knowledge to the small reactor market privately.
If there is a need for small reactor technology, experience has shown that private industry will be successful. Government funding doesn't guarantee commercial success, as we've seen with the solar panel industry.
This technology would need to utilize reprocessed nuclear material, or at least fuel that cannot be diverted to destructive purposes.
Through a number of private companies, our nation has been manufacturing small reactors for naval vessels for many years. During this time we've sent men to the moon and back. It would seem possible to engineer and manufacture a safe nuclear reactor to produce power for growing economies such as India, which support much of our information technology, but can't manage to provide 24 hours of electric service to large areas of their country.
One of the automakers partnering with SRNL to study natural gas for autos made a business decision not long ago to pass on the bailout offer. And that automaker seems to be doing just fine.
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September 09, 2013
Budding entrepreneurs and start-up companies on a budget in Silicon Valley and beyond now have access to free legal services thanks to the USF School of Law's new Entrepreneurial Ventures Legal Services Project. The project is a collaborative effort between the school's Investor Justice, Employment Law, Internet and Intellectual Property, and Mediation clinics.
"Although San Francisco Bay Area entrepreneurs often have the next great idea, they often need legal expertise to put their business together effectively and within the law's requirements," said Professor and Project Director Robert Talbot. "Start-up companies are always unique. From the business plan and management team to the capital resources, the product, and the marketing—all create needs that vary with each individual project. The legal help that a start-up needs almost always requires expertise in multiple legal disciplines."
Under the supervision of clinical faculty and staff, law students in the four clinics provide the range of legal expertise that many entrepreneurs need to launch their businesses successfully. The Investor Justice Clinic works on business and securities legal issues; the Internet and Intellectual Property Justice Clinic works with trademarks, copyrights, patents and online business issues; and the Employment Law Clinic works with issues ranging from worker rights to employee classification and employment discrimination. In addition, the Mediation Clinic works with resolving conflicts through alternative dispute resolution rather than traditional means.
As they help fledgling start-ups with legal services, law students receive valuable hands-on training, Talbot said.
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The Entrepreneurial Ventures Legal Services Project is currently assisting its first clients, including a new fitness venture and a group of filmmakers. The number of clients accepted is limited and based on criteria including financial need of the entrepreneurs, whether the company will provide jobs or needed services to the community, whether the company is nonprofit, and whether the project is of a complexity suitable for students.
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Fortunately, crowd control isn't dead forever -- GC confirms that while Blizzard doesn't want every pull to take "months of planning" (and obviously they want you to bring the player, not the class, so requiring a Warlock or a Mage along isn't always the best policy), "there will be more CC in the future." Of course, whether that means raids only or future expansions, we have no idea. He does say that "Noxromulous" was made to be accessible, so you might think raids, but one instance players always mention in terms of 5-man difficulty is Magister's Terrace, and let's not forget that that one also came in a content patch.
Despite the bad rep that CC has gotten in PvP, it plays a significant role in the strategy of PvE, and lots of that interesting gameplay has really been lost lately. Hopefully in the future, we'll see Blizzard able to bring back sheep and traps in a way that will test groups without leaving anyone out.