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Gabrielle Winick '13
Gabrielle Winick '13 is interning with the Library of Congress Publishing Office in Washington, D.C., assisting on the production of two books and getting a glimpse of the publishing world.
Before Gabrielle Winick '13 began her internship with the Library of Congress Publishing Office this summer, the English major had grown quite familiar with the historic building. She had already spent hours within the walls of the Library of Congress, reading and doing work over school breaks.
Thanks to sponsorship from the John B. Hurford '60 Center for the Arts and Humanities, Winick is funded to work with one of the country's largest book collections. It's a dream come true for the English major. "It's a closed stacks library, and I'm always so envious of the people who get to go into the stacks and get books," she said. "I'm now one of those people!" Winick, who hopes to go into publishing after graduation, has been able to sit in on meetings and brainstorming sessions, getting an even better sense of the publishing profession.
She is involved in research for two books that the Library of Congress will publish. The first is focused on the Italian-American experience, for which Winick has primarily searched for photos that relate to Italian-American immigration, business, sports and even the mafia. Her second project is about the history of American football. "I've found a lot of advertisements as well as many fictional narratives where the protagonist is a football player who faces and overcomes a moral dilemma on and off the field," she said. She's done research on periodicals and serials that catered to a variety of audiences—women, boys, girls and teens—and their relationship to American football.
The English major, who says she needs a map to find her way around the library's stacks, says that even on quieter days, she can let herself get lost in the books. "When I'm at my desk, in a reading room, or in the stacks I'm completely engrossed by what I'm doing and before I know it, it's five o'clock," Winick says. "The stacks are huge and you can just get lost in them."
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Once again it is time for the Pushmataha County Free Fair to take place. Indoor fair entries will be accepted on Wednesday, September 19, 2012 beginning at 10:00 a.m. and will close at 6:00 p.m.
On Thursday, September 20, 2012, all baked goods and fresh flower arrangements must be entered by 9:00 a.m. The exhibit building will be closed until after the judging is completed.
All livestock must be entered by 12:00 - noon, on Thursday, September 20, 2012.
The Goat Show will be on Thursday evening, September 20th, starting at 4:00 p.m. The Best Dressed Animal Contest will also be held on Thursday. It will begin at 7 p.m. being followed by the Stick Horse Barrel Races at 7:30 p.m., and Kid's Roping after the Races conclude. Belt Buckles will be given in the Kid's Roping to the winners of their age groups.
Friday morning, September 21, will start off at 10:00 a.m. with the Livestock Judging for 4-H and FFA members. Judging of Rabbits and Poultry will be done around 1:30 p.m.; and the Cattle, Sheep and Swine Show will begin at 4:30 p.m.
On Saturday, September 22, 2012, the Fair Play Day will take place at the Cowboy Round Up Church Arena (located behind the McGraw Oil Company) in Antlers. Entries begin at 7:00 p.m. with the event starting at 8:00 p.m. Rules for the playday include: No entries will be taken after play day begins NO EXCEPTIONS, Exhibitor must ride the same horse in every event to qualify for All Around, No Exhibitions, and the All Around winners will be based on event times.
Age divisions include: Lead Line 0-5, Pee Wee 0-5, Little Britches 6-9, Junior 10-13, Senior 14-18 and Adults 19 and over. Belt buckles will be awarded to the All Around winners.
The OHCE ladies will be serving Taco salads, Beans, Chili, Nachos and Homemade pies. They will also serve breakfast on Friday and Saturday mornings.
Fair books are available at the OSU Extension Office in Antlers.
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What Is Hemochromatosis?
Why Is This Disorder Often Undiagnosed or Misdiagnosed?
Who Is at Greatest Risk for Hemochromatosis?
- Chronic fatigue (the most common symptom)
- Joint pain/arthritis
- Loss of sex drive
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- Change in skin color, such as jaundice, reddish, or gray-olive
How Is Hemochromatosis Treated?
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American Hemochromatosis Society http://www.americanhs.org
Iron Disorders Institute http://www.irondisorders.org
Iron Overload Diseases Association http://www.ironoverload.org
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Healthy U http://www.healthyalberta.com
Franchini M, Veneri D. Hereditary hemochromatosis. Hematology. 2005;10:145-149.
Bryant J, Cooper K, Picot J, et al. Diagnostic strategies using DNA testing for hereditary haemochromatosis in at-risk populations: a systematic review and economic evaluation. Health Technol Assess. 2009 Apr;13(23):1-126.
Hemochromatosis. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/. Updated March 14, 2013. Accessed April 1, 2013.
Hemochromatosis: How to Get Tested. American Hemochromatosis Society website. Available at: http://www.americanhs.org/testing.htm. Accessed April 1, 2013.
Qaseem A, Aronson M, Fitterman Screening for hereditary hemochromatosis: a clinical practice guideline from the American College of Physicians. Ann Intern Med. 2005;143(7):517-521
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Recently, a local television station featured a story about a dog named Queen.
A neighbor, Michael, noticed that the dog was losing weight and appeared frightened. It became clear that her owners had moved out of their home and left her behind.
He began feeding her and giving her water. He even took the time to construct a makeshift shelter. But as the polar vortex made an unusual foray south, the temperatures began to plunge. Michael's concern escalated as the thermometer dropped below freezing and he noticed ice on her coat.
He notified Charleston County Animal Control, who came out and attempted to catch the dog but to no avail. Growing frustrated, he emailed the Charleston Animal Society. In a heartfelt letter, he described a terrified and frightened dog that was in danger of freezing to death.
They sent Aldwin Roman, who is the manager of anti-cruelty and outreach at the animal society. Again, attempts to bring her in were unsuccessful. Somehow, Queen survived the cold, and a few days ago, she was rescued by the Charleston County Animal Control and taken to CAS.
Dr. Sarah Boyd of CAS said that she expected that this would be an essentially feral dog with little adoption potential, but when Queen arrived, they realized what a sweet and well-socialized girl she was. She was very gentle and friendly and would clearly make someone a great companion.
The next step was to spay her. This is a routine procedure, especially at a rescue facility. But even routine procedures can have complications. When Queen was anesthetized, it became clear that something was very wrong. Her normally pink tongue and gums became blue. Her status turned critical. After all that she had been through on her own, she was now possibly going to die.
The team quickly began to reverse her anesthesia, and gradually nursed her through anesthetic recovery. A chest X-ray revealed the problem.
Queen had a diaphragmatic hernia. A hernia is, basically, when an organ, or organs, bulges out of the compartment that normally contains them. The diaphragm is a muscular wall that divides the thoracic and abdominal cavities. It is the movement of the diaphragm that acts as a bellows and draws air into the lungs.
Queen had apparently suffered a severe trauma in the past that had caused the diaphragm to tear. This allowed the stomach, liver, spleen and intestines to fall into the chest cavity. The problem is that these organs take up space and crowd out the lungs. In this case, there was a severe limitation to Queen's air capacity. She could do OK , even appear normal, when she was awake. But when anesthetized, she could not control her breathing and make the extra effort necessary to sustain her. That's why she almost died under anesthesia.
Last week, I (Henri Bianucci) conducted surgery on her to repair the defect. The goal of the surgery is to pull everything back into the abdomen, and then close the defect in the diaphragm. The surgery can be difficult, but the greatest risk is the anesthesia. The key is to orchestrate the procedure so that the surgery can begin immediately after anesthesia begins. The quicker they are opened up, and the contents removed from the chest, the better.
When we began Queen's procedure, it became clear that this was an old injury. She had been living with this for months, possibly years. Worse, the stomach was trapped in the chest and it had bloated somewhat, severely restricting her lung capacity. Fortunately, the surgery went well and her prognosis is excellent for having a normal life.
Dr. Boyd commented to me in a follow up e-mail that this dog benefited from a "community of animal caretakers." That's a really elegant, and accurate, way to describe it. It began with a private citizen who could not turn a blind eye to the suffering Queen was experiencing.
Next, a government agency, Charleston County Animal Control, made several attempts, and finally succeeded in capturing her.
CAS then provided a place for her to be taken to, cared for, and eventually adopted.
When they recognized a serious surgical problem, they enlisted our facility to help. It was truly a team effort in which each role was different, but none the less essential than another in bringing about a successful outcome for Queen.
I'm proud to be a part of a community like that.
Dr. Henri Bianucci and Dr. Perry Jameson are with Veterinary Specialty Care LLC. Send questions to email@example.com.
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UT Martin at Chattanooga
Thursday, August 29, 2013, 7:30 p.m.
Promo: Tried & True Blue! Wear Blue. FREE Shirt, Thundersticks and Poms. Pep Rally Wednesday.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--- As the countdown to kickoff of the 2013 college football season continues, the Chattanooga Mocs highlights the game-by-game promotions for this season's home games. With six contests in Finley Stadium on the slate, fans are in for thousands of giveaways, new and exciting gameday themes, and plenty of tailgating events to keep them entertained.
We start our weekly highlight of each game's promotional efforts with the Thursday night Home Opener on August 29, against UT Martin. The Mocs officially kickoff their "Tried & True Blue" campaign and encourage fans to wear blue to ALL Mocs and Lady Mocs home events this season.
To support these efforts 3,000 blue shirts will be given away the week leading up to the game and at the gates. The first opportunity to get your hands on a free shirt comes on August 1 when UTC asks its fans to take the "Tried & True Blue" Pledge. The first 1,000 fans to pledge to bring a friend to the opener will be able to pick up their free shirt during Mocs events leading up to the season. Stay tuned for more information on The Pledge on August 1.
In addition to the free shirts, the opener features 3,500 thundersticks and 3,000 poms to be given away in the stands to create a true home field atmosphere inside Finley Stadium.
The Mocs celebrate "Tried & True Blue" Opening Week beginning Monday, August 26. Students should be on the lookout throughout the week as the coaching staff makes visits to the University Center with free swag targeted for UTC Students.
Downtown fans will be greeted during their morning commute by members of the spirit squads handing out schedule cards, posters, and promotional codes. Join Head Coach Russ Huesman for the Mocs Season Kickoff pep rally on Wednesday, August 28 at noon. The pep rally takes place at Miller Plaza and will feature the Marching Mocs pep band, spirit squads, and football student-athletes. The Chattanooga train will also be in attendance to distribute its share of free prizes to fans.
This game is also featured as Academic Night. During the game, UTC will recognize the academic accomplishments of its student-athletes from the Spring 2013 semester. The Mocs finished the 2013 spring term with a 2.92 overall grade point average and had a school-record tying 11 teams post a 3.0 or better g.p.a.
In all, 126 student-athletes made the Dean's List with a 3.2 or better, while 156 made the Athletics Director's Honor Roll (3.0+). Both were the highest numbers on record for a spring semester, and over half of the Mocs scored a 3.0 or better for the eighth consecutive term. Chattanooga also put 22 student-athletes on the 2013 Spring Academic All-Southern Conference Team leading the SoCon with three student-athletes carrying a 4.0 cumulative grade-point-average among its spring sports.
To avoid lines on game days, fans are encouraged to use the #GoMocs promotional code on the GoMocs.com ticket page for $13 print-at-home general admission tickets during the 2013 season. (Regularly $15 at the gate)
Season tickets are on sale here. Membership in the UTC Mocs Club enhances ticket opportunities. For more information call (423) 425-4233 or go online here.
Make sure to keep up with the Mocs on Social Media for the Countdown to Kickoff. We'll be tweeting and posting facts, figures and reminders up until the season-opening kickoff.
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Despite the fact that Bachelor Canada winner Bianka Kamber looks like a modern-day Cleopatra, the Toronto-based nurse is reportedly of Croatian descent. Bianka, who dated Kris Humphries way before Kim Kardashian did (back in 2008), has also been described as a "deadringer" for the Armenian celebutante.
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Sellafield plans to put £1billion of work West Cumbria's way
Last updated at 12:20, Thursday, 29 November 2012
SELLAFIELD has said it plans to put £1billion of work to West Cumbrian businesses over the next five years.
But when the government's Public Accounts Committee met in public on Monday to examine the costs of running the nuclear site, it also emerged that some key contracts come with substantial risks.
Sellafield Ltd deputy managing director George Beveridge spoke of "unknowns" – old plants which made it difficult to pass on financial risks to supply chain companies.
Due to the uncertainty in assessing risks and potential technical solutions, Sellafield Ltd is reimbursed by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority for all allowable costs "with very limited risk sharing".
The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) will soon publish a nuclear supply chain action plan detailing opportunities in both decommissioning and new-build, both in the UK and worldwide.
Mark Higson, of DECC, told Monday's hearing it was important for companies to be able to meet nuclear standards and to feel confident about making investments. "There's no point employing companies who are not up to it," he said.
Yesterday, the NDA said: "Working with local government and Britain's Energy Coast, we are developing a framework to better measure the impact the industry has on the West Cumbrian economy. This will provide us with a benchmark against which to measure future performance as we work together to implement the Economic Blueprint, progress Sellafield decommissioning and look for future business opportunities.
"Sellafield already has a significant positive impact on the West Cumbrian economy and the local supply chain, and it's important this is maximised."
At present, West Cumbrian firms get 34 per cent of Sellafield business – and the figure is rising.
The National Audit Office Managing Risk Reduction at Sellafield report referred to "gaps in the capability of sub-contractors in the supply chain to undertake work to the standards required for nuclear installations". One example was Evaporator D, where £50 million of the project's £244 million cost rise was blamed on the sub-contractor lacking experience in welding to the necessary quality standards.
However, NDA and Sellafield Ltd were now working to develop its procurement strategy "and identify how to build up the supply chain to meet the needs of the site".
The report points out: "There are gaps in the capacity of subcontractors to undertake the required work. The supply chain lacks capacity to take on cost risks in complex projects.
"This means that Sellafield Ltd often uses cost reimbursement contracts with its supply chain. The Authority (NDA) is working with Sellafield Ltd to strengthen its procurement strategies and long-term plans to help develop supply chain capabilities.
"There has been a long-standing problem (which existed before the Authority was created in 2005) of the site operator starting construction before design risks had been sufficiently addressed. For example, the site operator spent £400 million between 1994 and 2002 and a further £128 million between 2006 and 2008 on building a plant to treat waste from a legacy facility.
"It subsequently found the design could not deal with the waste safely. More recently after appointing Nuclear Management Partners Ltd in 2008 the Authority gave approval for the construction of Evaporator D to start in 2009 before design issues were resolved, which contributed to cost escalation and delays."
- See The Whitehaven News for in-depth coverage of the Public Accounts Committee meeting
First published at 11:41, Thursday, 29 November 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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No doubt the contracts signed with Nuclear Management Partners from 2008 let them take any profit and walk away from any cost over runs....the Sella graveytrain will run forever...just make sure you or your family get on board!
So our businesses are awash with cash, locals are spending in Whitehaven like there is no tomorrow, revenues from business rates are soaring and the council is pouring money into enhancing local services and smartening up the town. Emmmm.....now somebody isn't telling the whole truth
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Sunday, September 1, 2013
The Green Wave football team returns several starters, has some top-notch talent and is poised to make some noise this season.
Summerville had a slow start in 2012 but finished strong to claim another region championship. Along the way, younger players developed and a veteran coaching staff ironed out some kinks so the Wave enters its 2013 campaign with fewer question marks.
"The kids are working hard and we had a good preseason," Summerville coach John McKissick said. "I feel like we will be better, but everybody we play might be better. I'm excited about the athletes we have coming back, but I'm a little worried about inexperience at certain positions."
Last season Sawyer Bridges stepped into the team's quarterback position as a freshman and started every game. He completed more than 100 passes for more than 1,300 yards and seven touchdowns. He also averaged 3.5 yards per rush.
In other words, he isn't a rookie anymore.
"Sawyer is a good quarterback," McKissick said. "He throws the ball well. He runs well and he has a good head on his shoulders. There are two or three other quarterbacks in the area getting all the recognition, but Sawyer is as good as they are."
Summerville has several other players with QB experience, but sophomore Krishaon Jackson is expected to claim the second-string role.
They should have decent protection as Summerville has good size and experience on the offensive line.
Anchoring the line will be Division-1 prospect Zack Bailey and fellow returning starter Jonathan James. Senior Sean Smith returns to the tight end position. All three have peeked the interest of college recruiters.
Other projected starters up front include senior Vincent Brown, junior William McArn and sophomore Chandler Farrell.
"We should be ok on the offensive line, but we don't have the depth we would like to have," McKissick said. "We will be ok with our backfield and receivers."
The Wave took a blow when their leading rusher from last season moved out of state. It's hard to replace a tailback like Davon Anderson who rushed for more than 1,300 yards and 15 touchdowns, but Summerville isn't without talent at the position.
Senior Jacerie Ponder, who split time between the offensive and defensive backfields last year, has been tagged as the starter for running back position. Junior Darrell Ford and senior Darin Smalls are also likely to see action in the offensive backfield.
Smalls, who has verbally committed to South Carolina, has been a starter in the defensive secondary for the past two seasons. However, this year coaches are considering using him more either in the offensive backfield or as a receiver. A number of other players may also see time at running back.
Summerville should be able to move the ball through the air. Smith and fellow senior and returning starter William Luck make good targets. Others likely to see action as a receiver include senior Johnston McCurry, junior Julian Gibbs, sophomore Chris Felder and Donnell Bryant, who transferred after playing at Pinewood Prep last season.
Summerville also has some experienced and talented players on the defensive side of the ball.
Anchoring the defense are five returning starters – Smalls and fellow DB Kevin Dickinson, linemen Kawuan Cox and Matt Powell, and linebacker Mac McCurry. Smalls and Dickinson are seniors while the other three are juniors.
As a middle linebacker last year McCurry led the team in tackles with 175, including 10 sacks. Cox and Powell both finished last season with more than 90 tackles and Cox had a team-high 13.5 sacks.
"On defense we need to develop some experience at nose guard and tackle, but we will be ok on that side if we manage to get pressure on the quarterback," McKissick said.
Senior Darell Smalls has been moved from linebacker to tackle in an effort to help create that pressure. Other projected starters on the defensive front include sophomore Hundley McCurry and senior Travis Bryant.
Seniors Chad Wood and Tean Becoate will see a lot of time at linebacker and senior Daniel Smith will see a lot of time in the secondary.
Senior David Kennedy returns after handling a good bit of the Wave's kicking duties last year. This season he may also do much of the punting.
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Johnston McCurry, Smalls and Bryant are slated to be the team's primary kick returners.
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Rumored iPad mini event to be focused on iBooks and education as well as new hardware
We heard yesterday from some very reliable sources that Apple would be holding an event to launch the iPad mini later this month; October 23 to be more precise. Some more information is starting to slip out and it appears that the actual event may be focused on Apple's iBooks store and of course education. The news comes from The Next Web who has now heard this from multiple sources.
In what will likely be completely unsurprising news to many, we've now heard from multiple sources that Apple's as-yet-unannounced iPad mini event will have a strong focus on iBooks. Since an iPad mini would likely be squarely aimed at those who wish to partake of media on their tablets that would make a lot of sense.
The event will, of course, be primarily devoted a new hardware device, which iMore first reported would be a thinner, cheaper version of Apple's iPad. But the primary purpose of such a smaller tablet would be to act as a conduit for Apple's content, namely iBooks publications and movies.
When you think about it, the focus on iBooks does make a lot of sense. The iPad mini would be a killer device in the education market. The fact that it would be a much more affordable device as well would make it perfect for students to carry around with all of their text books stored on it. The iPad mini event is supposedly just around the corner so we will not have much longer to wait to see what Apple has up its sleeve. We would expect the invites for the event to start arriving for the chosen few in the very early part of next week. Who's excited?
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Rumored iPad mini event to be focused on iBooks and education as well as new hardware
I currently use my iPad to read and study, and I think 9.4 inches is at the lower limit of usability. If the device has no e-ink and no retina display, it will not be a good e-reader. I think the main market will be ladies and people looking for a more portable tablet, not students or avid readers.
You are right. I need a bigger Ipad not a smaller one.
We're still using an iPad which has no camera and no Retina Display and it works great. In fact, I've seen and even held one of those side-by-side iPad 2 vs. iPad 3 comparisons asking people to pick out the one with the RD and people cannot do it! It's only when you blow up the text to HUGE sizes that the pixels become apparent (or if you put your eyeball right next to the screen!).
The iPad mini definitely will not have e-ink! That's one of the most user unfriendly, reader unfriendly display technologies there is-- at least for many of us. It flashes horribly each time one turns the page--headache producing. With the LCD/LED displays--or whatever the display type is on the iPads, the page turning is smooth, fluid.
An iPad mini, with a smaller size, and non-retina, will still work great as an ebook reader, web browser, email reader, games player, etc. It will be a big hit.
i don't understand, with the cost of text books and the weight and storage burdens of them, how the iPad/kindle/whatever is not an obvious choice anyway. If apple can strong-arm publishers into a bulk rate for licensing of books, and get the prices down on the tablet, it seems only a matter of time before they become ubiquitous.
Apple needs to figure out their market audience for something like this. From what I've seen so far, everyone seems to be pushing it into a student market.
I'm a university student, studying Engineering and Science, but just because the stereotypes say we have heaps of text books doesn't make it true. In fact, I've know very few people throughout my degree who bother to purchase a text book when it isn't allowed material on an exam, and if this is the case, we'll certainly not be able to use a digital copy on an exam. This is also a market where price is paramount, and Apple likes their profit margins.
Again, with this market, Apple also needs to work out global licensing, and pricing for books. Outside of the US, text books are barely visible on the iPad. A few searches show that nothing that I've been prescribed in the last 12 months is on there. The next question to ask is, if they had been present, would they be priced competitively enough that it would be worth my purchasing digitally? So far, from what I've seen, they won't be.
I can, however, see this sold to people looking for an e-reader, who have the extra budget, as the current iPads do get recognised in this market, but people usually don't go for them, due mainly to pricing.
Whether or not you like an e-ink screen, there is no denying that it's an excellent technology for people who don't want to fell like they're reading from a screen, another factor that may work against a mini iPad, in combination with price.
Agreed. This isn't the market that Apple needs for the ipad mini...not right away.
I remember the excitement and positive feedback Apple got from their ibooks event. These are ideas that sound better on paper than in actual usage. It's good marketing to sell some ipad mini's by focusing on education and kids. It doesn't come across as another regular event focused on selling product.
I'd say they could make a killing in the games sector with the mini. The phone is too small and i imagine the pad is too big for a lot of games. Ergonomics and all that. Seven inches would put it right in PS Vita territory.
Everyone seems to "pretend to know" what the target audience for the iPad Mini is. The one thing that stands out for me reading the previous comments is that the target audience is much broader than most think.
The iPad has been hugely successful despite its high price tag. An Apple offering around the $300 threshold would only add to the bonanza. Contrary to what Steve Jobs stated a few years back about small tablets, there is clearly a niche there, and you can count on Apple to fill it.
I see it doing extremely well in education, seeing as the $500 price plus the licensing cost of books still pushes the iPad out of reach for many school authorities. Lower the price by $200, and now you're talking.
But it will also do very well with a broad variety of people: those who couldn't afford an iPad, those who want to stuff it in their purse, those who own a MacBook Air and can't justify the purchase of a 10-inch tablet, those who buy it for kids games, ... The list goes on.


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Claud Wayne Council was born November 11, 1932 in Portales, NM to Claud Francis and Rosa Retha (Jordan) Council. He passed from this life July 27, 2011 at his home surrounded by his loving family at the age of 78. Claud served his country in the United States Navy during the Korean War on USS Hancock, USS Brown, USS Louster, & USS Hornet. On October 1, 1956, he received commendation for his performance on the USS Hornet. Claud married Patricia Smith on March 31, 1958 in Hugo. He lived most of his life in this area and in Odessa, TX.
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Alford Dotson Bruce was born November 11, 1954 in Hugo to Grover A. and Mamie Lee (Ray) Bruce. He passed from this life July 30, 2011 in Antlers at the age of 56. Alford had lived in Antlers most of his life. Growing up he worked at local area ranches. He married Barbara Collins, raised one stepson and daughter then moved to the Longview, TX., area where he worked for T. A. W. Construction as a mechanic, truck driver, and dozer operator. After their divorce he moved back to Antlers and married Judy Cathy of Coalgate and together they raised one son.
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Two county post offices are in the cross-hairs of a study involving the closure of 3,700 post offices across the country.
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Q:this shampoo bar did not help with my dandruff problem, which shampoo bars would you recommend for treating itchy scalps with dandruff?Asked on 8/1/2015 by bella
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Q:I love this shampoo bar, but I hate having the cocoa (or is it shea?) butter chunks left at the end of it's use. When I was completely done with the bar, about 1/4-1/3 of it was left in chunks. Is there anything I can do with those? I hate to have them go to waste.Asked on 5/2/2015 by Kayla from Buffalo, NY
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A:I had the same problem, left with pieces of shea butter. I did not think of
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Q:If i have dry, course, chemically treated hair, will I still be able to use this as a shampoo AND and conditioner. Usually i have to smother my hair in moisturization to look nice. With this be okay to use on it's own (without conditioner)?Asked on 2/26/2015 by Maya G from NC
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A:We always recommend you conditioner after shampooing, but the chunks of shea and cocoa butters in Godiva will help to add that extra moisture when you're shampooing, supplementing the conditioner that comes after! For you I would recommend our Retread conditioner, or our H'Suan Wen Hua hair treatment to help put that health and vitality back into your hair!Answered on 2/27/2015 by Meg from LUSH Direct
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A:The Godiva solid shampoo bar is the most moisturizing shampoo bar that LUSH has created. The cocoa butter and shea butters work together to deeply condition hair. However, if you are used to using much more conditioner, it may be a good idea to also use a solid conditioner, when you plan on travelling. Jungle is a lovely, rich solid conditioner for all hair types, and it will be able to give your hair the extra moisture it is used to receiving.Answered on 3/21/2015 by Emily from LUSH Direct
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Q:I am torn between this one and Seanik. I am leaning towards this one because i heard that the wonderful smell will last all day but i am torn because i hear Seanik gives your hair great volume. My hair is rather normal but a bit damaged and oily. What are your thoughts on which i should purchase?Asked on 2/21/2015 by Tiffany from NY,NY
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A:Since you referred to your hair as oily, Godiva might not be the right shampoo bar for you. Seanik will give you volume and shine, but I also recommend using Jumping Juniper. It will leave your hair feeling soft, shiny, and it will definitely mop up the oil!Answered on 3/21/2015 by Pauline
A:Since you referred to your hair as oily, Godiva might not be the right shampoo bar for you. Seanik will give you volume and shine, but I also recommend using Jumping Juniper. It will leave your hair feeling soft, shiny, and it will definitely mop up the oil!Answered on 3/21/2015 by Pauline
A:I have tried both, Godiva and Seanik. Godiva did make my hair smell great
but left it a bit oily. The Seanik shampoo dried out my hair and left it
flyaway and did nothing for volume although LUSH said it would provide
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choose Godiva. :)Answered on 2/21/2015 by Anonymous
A:Both! I personally always have a Godiva and a Sqeaky Green, for my psoriasis, in my shower at all times. If they're properly stored they will last a ridiculously long time and you can alternate between the two.
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Q:Hi there :) I am placing an order soon and am torn between Godiva and Seanik. I have platinum blonde hair that is damaged from all the bleach, yet tends to get oily between washes. I guess I'd classify it as "combination" hair. Wondering if anyone might have some insight on what would be a better option for me. Thanks :)Asked on 12/8/2014 by Brittany
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A:Hi there! Thanks for your question!
Personally, I love both. But it is totally up to you and your hair! I would recommend using Godiva because its both a 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner, and really helps dry and frizzy hair. Seanik is also wonderful, I like Seanik because it smells great, the seaweed and sea salt helps flat hair bounce back. Up to you!
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A:I have used both Godiva and Seanik solid shampoos. I have brown hair with
red tones that tends to be dry and fly away between washings. I liked the
Godiva better since it has some conditioner built in and helps with the fly
aways. The Seanik dried my hair out and I had to use a separate conditioner
or else my hair was completely unmanageable. Hope this gave you some insight
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Q:I have very long and thick hair and have to use a conditioner after I shampoo, would this be a good idea to use for my hair? Does it make hair more manageable? I have never tried a shampoo bar before but would like to stop using store bought shampoo/conditioner.Asked on 10/14/2014 by Natalie from Athens, TX
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A:You can definitely try a few to see, which one works for you and Godiva t would a great solid shampoo to start with! It does soften the hair, becuase it's a 2 for 1 solid shampoo with conditioner. The nut oils and Shea butter work really well to moisturize hair!Answered on 11/14/2014 by Anonymous
A:I don't think anyone can answer that question for you except you. In my
opinion, I do not think you will be happy with Godiva Solid Shampoo. I have
thinning, dry hair and thought Godiva would be the answer to my dry frizzy
hair and it did not help. The shampoo does smell wonderful and left my hair
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- you might find you like it. LUSH has lots of shampoos and with some trial
and error you just might find the exact one suited to your hair needs.Answered on 10/14/2014 by kc_train from Kansas
Q:I read that this shampoo bar is good for color treated hair, but I was wondering if any of the other solid shampoos are ok to use on color treated hair? Also, what is best to avoid for hair that has been colored? I have fine hair that is wavy.Asked on 8/22/2014 by Jen from Maryland
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A:Godiva is perfect for colored hair because how moisturizing it is. Another great choice would be Trichomania! You would want to stay away from shampoos that have sea salt or citrus like Seanik and Ultimate Shine.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
Q:I have used this product for a couple of weeks. My scalp has become more and more irritated. So much so that my hair dresser even noticed redness. Is this a common problem? I did not have any problems with my scalp itching or hurting before using this product. I have never had this problem with any type of shampoo before. The person that sold my this shampoo said it was gentle and would help my scalp. It has done quite the opposite. I LOVE the body soap I purchased but feel I have wasted my money on the shampoo. Confused and afraid to try another.Asked on 11/4/2013 by Amber
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A:I'm so sorry that you had a bad reaction to this product! It may have to do with your particular hair type, as everyone can react differently with certain products. I would suggest checking our ingredients list, there may be a certain one that you are scalp is sensitive to. Godiva is our only product that is meant to be a shampoo and conditioner, so it's recommended that you only use this item a few times a week.
An alternative to Godiva would be our Soak and Float shampoo bar. It is an effective shampoo bar and although this shampoo bar smells like campfires, it is incredibly effective at fighting flakes and soothing irritated scalps!Answered on 11/28/2013 by Anonymous
A:Hi Amber,
I have used this product and I really liked it. I had absolutely no irritation from it and my hair and scalp are in good shape. While I have not used it for more than a week at a time (I use it when I travel) I find it to be a great product. Check the ingredients; maybe you are allergic and/or sensitive to one of them. Moreover, I love, love, love all of the Lush products and I have never had an issue with any of them.
Hope that helps!Answered on 11/5/2013 by Anonymous
A:I'm a big fan of Godiva! I've been using it for years. However, because it's a conditioning shampoo I always alternate it with another shampoo and conditioner combo during the week to give my hair a break. I usually alternate with New! shampoo bar or Soak and Float shampoo bar from lush. New! is great for strengthening hair and even though Soak and Float smells like a camp fire it is amazing for your scalp. So I would just limit your use with the Godiva, even though it makes your hair to die for.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 11/5/2013 by Anonymous
Q:How many oz. is this bar? How many oz. are most lush shampoo bars?Asked on 11/20/2012 by Annalise from United States
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A:The Godiva shampoo bar is 2.12 ounces. Most of the shampoo bars are about 2 ounces.Answered on 11/22/2012 by Anonymous
Q:Is this solid shampoo good for daily use? Will there be build up if I use it every other day of the week?Asked on 9/1/2012 by Sandra C. from Chicago, IL
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A:You can definitely use our solid shampoos on a daily basis, and in my experience, it does not cause build up at all.Answered on 9/5/2012 by Megan from LUSH
Q:Is this product okay to use on colored/highlighted hair? Which Lush solid shampoo is best for colored/highlighted hair?Asked on 5/8/2012 by Anonymous
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A:i have all over color on my hair and have not noticed it stripping my color at all. It's actually improving the condition of my hair which is making my color last longer. I would use american cream conditioner with it though.Answered on 6/8/2012 by Amanda from St. Louis, Missouri
A:ABsolutely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Godiva is the one for you. Mine was fried from coloring and being in the water for swimming. All this repeated coloring left is dried out and UGH. Yes, this works. It's like your hair starts the healing process. Keep using it. MIracle. Honestly.......Answered on 6/16/2012 by Janey from Arlington, VA
A:Since shampoo is designed to remove dirt, oil, and deposits from the hair, it may fade synthetic dyes over time. That said, the best way to minimize colour-loss is to condition thoroughly to help seal the hair's cuticle. Godiva is loaded with conditioning cocoa butter and macadamia nut oil, so it would much less likely to strip colour than a more intense citrus or salt based shampoo.Answered on 5/11/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:I use this all the time & have very brightly dyed purple & black hair, this will pull the color out of your hair. I don't mind because it makes my hair feel amazing & the smell is beyond incredible. I just re-dye more often as a trade off. If you are using a normal colored box dye (blonde, brown, etc. It probably won't pull the color out, but with the brighter colors the lather turns whatever color my hair is at the time and it does fade the color.Answered on 5/24/2012 by Solstice from Bakersfield, CA
Q:My hair dries out easily, will this shampoo make that happen?Asked on 5/3/2012 by Dats
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A:Godiva is very moisturizing, as we use lots of cocoa butter as well as rich macadamia nut oil to soften and nourish the hair.Answered on 5/8/2012 by Megan from LUSH
Q:I must avoid any products containing gluten. Is this product free of gluten?Asked on 4/16/2012 by Anonymous
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A:Godiva does not contain any gluten ingredients.Answered on 4/17/2012 by Megan from LUSH
Q:Can you use the solid shampoo as body soap as well?Asked on 4/4/2012 by Anonymous
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A:While it's best used for its intended purpose as a shampoo, you can use it as a bar soap if you're in a pinch. If you want a body soap designed for the body skin with a similar scent, have a peek at the Lust soap!Answered on 4/9/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:Sure! They are basically all the same ingredients. I use Godiva in the shower in the morning and it works great!Answered on 4/14/2012 by Indy Singer from Mooresville, IN
Q:I am wondering about the "perfume" in the Godiva's ingredient list. Is there a lot? I have really sensitive skin (eczema) and usually have to steer clear of artificially fragranced products.Asked on 2/26/2012 by Anonymous
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A:We can use the term "perfume" to legally encompass all of the fragrance components (such as resins, essential oils, absolutes, other fragrance materials, etc) that we select to come up with our signature LUSH scent. In many cases, we do list the most prominent scent materials, particularly if they are part of what makes the product effective. Such as in Godiva, we use ylang ylang oil both for its sensual scent, as well as for its beautiful shine.
We like to start with natural oils and build up fragrances around them, using synthetic materials to support the formulae. The synthetic ingredients we use may be existing components of materials. For example, adding geraniol to a rose and geranium fragrance will tie together the 'chemical daisy chain' because both of these natural materials contain geraniol. We also use synthetic musk and some aromas that are impossible to obtain from nature, e.g. for candy scents.
Making perfumes is usually a closely guarded secret to companies – it's one of the important elements of brand recognition and customer loyalty. There are already many knock-offs of our products in the world and we feel it's reasonable of us not to publish the perfume formulations.Answered on 2/27/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:It is a strong scent, but a very pleasant one. It smells of real jasmine, unlike the fakey smell of artificial fragrances. I have sensitive skin as well, it does not bother me one bit. Even my fave lush moisturizer has a slight scent, and it is magic on my sensitive skin that reacts against so many things! (It's called celestial btw). If you like Jasmine, I think you'd be good to go trying it!Answered on 3/20/2012 by Brooke the preppy beauty junkie! from Charlotte, NC
A:There is a lot of fragrance, but I believe it is mostly jasmine absolute, so not artificial in the sense of chemicals. But if you're sensitive to scents, maybe steer clear.Answered on 4/8/2012 by dragonflygrrl from Kansas
Q:how long does this bar last on average? like how many washes can we expect...Asked on 1/9/2012 by Anonymous
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A:I just purchased this exactly one month ago and I have very, very long hair. Mine hasn't lasted nearly as long as I thought it would, which is disappointing, but my hair is so much healthier as a result. I'd say I maybe have enough for another week? But it is on its last leg!Answered on 5/6/2014 by Endlessly from Minnesota
A:It will last between 60-80 washes provided the bar is allowed a chance to dry after each use. I'd recommend keeping it in a well-draining soap dish to help it last longer.Answered on 1/13/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:Honestly, on average I use a lot of shampoo, so it did not last as long as is advertised. They say that a shampoo bar lasts up to 80 washes. Not so for me. I have long and very thick hair and I like to shampoo twice. I wash my hair every other day, so it lasted me about 30 washes. It will last longer if you have shorter hair or thinner hair. It lasted me just a long as a bottle of shampoo would have lasted, but the results I get from the bar, far exceed that of any bottled shampoo I have tried.Answered on 1/26/2012 by MeliQ from Buena Park, CA
A:4-6 months depending on how often you use it and how long your hair is.Answered on 1/26/2012 by pamperme from San Diego, CA
A:Mine lasted me 4 and 1/2 months and I use it almost every day. It also depends on your hair.Answered on 1/29/2012 by Nichole from Lehigh Acres, Fl.
A:Hi, on average ( using only 3 strokes) it can last between 2 or 3 months. You should expect at least 45-60 or more washes depending on the length and thickness of your hair.Answered on 2/20/2012 by Holliewallie from Texas
A:I have VERY long hair hair but its not thick and I can get 60-80 washes from a shampoo puck, just be sure not to store it near water or heat :)Answered on 4/26/2012 by Candy Rayne from Saint Augustine, FL
A:Mine lasts for 6 months and I wash my hair everyother day. It is short hair, but I don't put the shampoo bar on my hair that's why it lasts so long. I suds my hands, then use that on my hair, rinse and repeat. Woooosh - the shampoo seems to explode into a full head of lather the 2nd time. I love it!!Answered on 3/13/2013 by Erie Dearie from Cleveland, Ohio


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If the MOX Project has its funding cut by 50 percent in the FY 14 budget, as many have said is likely to happen, this could put the entire project in danger.
"It would be a big challenge for us," Kelly Trice, Shaw AREVA MOX Services president and COO, said in a conference call with press on Thursday.
"Hypothetically, if we faced a 50 percent cut, the structure itself would remain in tact," Trice said. "The effect would be on equipment being fabricated in 40 states around the country."
The impact on the workforce, which numbered around 2,300 this morning, would be "big," he said.
"It would be a big impact, but I couldn't give you a number," Trice said, adding later that there is such uncertainty in his highly trained workforce that they already are losing people. "I have had people resign due to the news," he said. "In fact, I had an engineer resign yesterday ... to go to a project in Alaska."
Trice explained that despite the below-freezing temperatures at the Alaskan project, the uncertainty at MOX meant the engineer's decision was made on job security rather quality of life.
A significant cut in funding or delay in the project, as it stands, would leave an 80-foot-tall, multibillion dollar building with 110 holes in it, at the mercy of the elements. Beyond this are significant amounts of equipment that need regular maintenance and 400 outstanding contracts, to contractors in 40 states, valued around $500 million to fabricate equipment, which would have to be paid off.
However, Trice said he remains confident and believes that the administration supports the project and the funding would be made available. But that he had not seen the FY 14 Budget, due to be announced next week.
Trice spoke on a press call Thursday to promote the construction milestone of the roof of the facility being completed.
"The completion of the roof and the exterior structure is an important milestone in the progress of MOX construction," said Kelly Trice, president and chief operating officer of Shaw AREVA MOX Services, which is designing and constructing the facility. "We have much more work to do as we move to the next phase of the project, focusing on interior construction and equipment installation. Our 2,400 team members, and more than 1,000 suppliers from across the country are proud to be a part of building this first-of-its-kind nuclear facility for our country's national security."
Despite the specific focus of the call, it was dominated by financial considerations and the future of MOX.
The jump in the cost of the now $7.7 billion plant has been a major focus of questions, and attacks, in recent months. Asked if the contractor was to blame, Trice admitted there was room for improvement with his company.
"Certainly there are areas we could have done better, I cannot dispute that," he said.
However, he gave many other reasons for the need to re-baseline the project. Trice said the MOX Project was baselined in 2005, and, as a one-of-a-kind plant, the availability of suppliers able to meet their needs was not there. He added that Shaw Areva MOX Service had to "embed" people in contractors and suppliers to make sure their demands were met.
He also admitted that the plant "design was relatively immature" due to its uniqueness. He also mentioned the competition from other nuclear operations for labor and resources and price escalation.
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FORT WALTON BEACH — Before Friday night's District 2-6A tilt against Crestview, Fort Walton Beach coach Holly McDaniel asked to see a little aggression from her team.
Judging by the Vikings' 35 free throw attempts in a 70-36 win, it's safe to say the message was received.
"That's what we've talked about for the past two days and I thought they delivered that tonight," said McDaniel, whose team improved to 12-5 and 5-2 in district play.
The Vikings (12-5, 5-2) hit 23 of those attempts from the charity stripe, where Mercedez Clayborne might as well have set up camp. The 5-foot-11 junior shot 11 for 16 from the line as part of team-leading 19-point, 11-rebound effort, with seven of those boards coming on the offensive end.
"I was really proud of the way she offensively rebounded and defensively as well," McDaniel. "She really got to the basket and didn't settle."
But Clayborne wasn't the only standout on an offense that shot 47 percent from the floor and buried seven 3-pointers.
Katie O'Neal added 14 points and a team-best seven assists, Quay McNabb added 10 points, and four players ended up with seven or more points.
"You shoot well and good things happen," McDaniel said.
On a night when the whistles dictated the game's slow pace, Crestview (9-11, 1-6) also got to the line consistently. But the charity stripe wasn't so charitable to the Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs shot just 10 for 28, a figure that Crestview coach Kathy Combest said was unacceptable.
"We didn't make our free throws," she said. "We made 12 of 28 and you can't do that in high school basketball. You have to at least shoot over 50 percent."
While free throws dictated the night, it was 3-pointers that told the story early on. The Vikings hit three in the opening quarter, O'Neal poured in eight points and their defense forced 10 Crestview turnovers en route to a 15-8 lead.
Megan O'Neal and McNabb added a pair of treys to open the second quarter and then the Vikings expanded the lead at the free throw line.
In fact, the Vikings didn't even knock down their first two-point shot until 12 minutes into the game, but that meant little with them making 18 trips to the line in the quarter to build a 43-22 halftime lead.
Combest, though, didn't think the abundance of trips was warranted.
"Did you see us fouling any more than they were fouling," she said. "I don't think so."
Out of the locker room, FWB came out on fire.
A 9-for-14 shooting effort mixed with holding Crestview to just five points on a 2-for-12 effort gave the Vikings a 65-27 lead headed into the fourth.
"At halftime we talked about coming out in the third quarter and not settling and taking care of business," McDaniel said. "I told them that they couldn't relax, the game's not over and we can't give them any confidence."
From there it was all she wrote as the running clock started and FWB cruised to the commanding win.


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Nelson Mandela: A life in pictures
Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie in this undated file picture.
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Nelson Mandela and his wife Winnie in this undated file picture.
Mandela is accompanied by his former wife Winnie, moments after his release from prison February 11, 1990 after serving 27 years in jail. (Reuters)
In this February, 1990 photo, shortly after his release from 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela, gives the black power salute to the 120,000 supporters packing Soccer City stadium in Soweto, near Johannesburg. (AP Photo)
Nelson Mandela showed his passport in February 19, 1990, shortly after his release from prison. The South African government authorized an application for himself and his wife Winnie - (Juda Ngwenya / Reuters)
In this July 27, 1991 photo, Cuban President Fidel Castro, and Nelson Mandela gesture during the celebration of the "Day of the Revolution" in Matanzas, Cuba. (AP Photo)
In this July 4, 1993 photo, President Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela listen during Fourth of July ceremonies in Philadelphia during which Clinton presented the Philadelphia Liberty Medal to the African National Congress president and South African President F.W. de Klerk. (AP Photo/Greg Gibson)
President of the African National Congress Nelson Mandela acknowledges cheers from the crowd as he prepares to unveil the ANC's official election platform in 1994. (AP Photo/David Brauchli)
African National Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Mandela greeted residents of Mmabatho in March 1994, during a visit after the nominal homeland came under South African control following the ousting of the former President Lucas Mangope. (Reuters/Howard Burditt)
South African President Nelson Mandela smiles with actor Sidney Poitier at a press conference in Cape Town in 1996. Poitier played Mandela in the film "One Man, One Vote" (AP Photo / Sasa Kralj)
South African President Nelson Mandela waves to crowds as he sits next to Queen Elizabeth II in a an open carriage on the way to Buckingham Palace.(AP/Louisa Buller)
Chairman of the Constitutional Assembly Cyril Ramaphosa, left, holds up a copy of the country's constitution which was signed by President Nelson Mandela, in December 1996. (AP Photo / Adil Bradlow / POOL)
Nelson Mandela at a news conference in Johannesburg in February 2000. (AP Photo / Denis Farrell)
South African rugby captain Francois Pienaar, right, received the Rugby World Cup trophy from President Nelson Mandela also wearing a South African rugby shirt, after South Africa defeated New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup , in 1995. (AP Photo / Ross Setford)
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