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The 30th annual Valley-Hi Optimist All-star Baseball Game, featuring several of the top high school players in the area, is at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Tejeda Sports Complex. Admission is $5.
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BASTROP, Texas (AP) - Parts of Central Texas devastated by wildfires last year have benefited from more than $4 million in private donations and the help of volunteers who are rebuilding homes.
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The American Red Cross collected $699,000 in the wake of the wildfires. The Austin Community Foundation received $1.3 million.
Meanwhile, Mennonite volunteers have stayed in Bastrop for several months. They and others continue to build homes free of charge.
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OS X Mountain Lion release date & price announced by Apple at its annual WWDC event. The OS will run the firm's new MacBook Pro and Air laptop ranges
Apple has announced the ninth version of its computer operating system called OS X Mountain Lion, which will be available from the App Store as a download in July.
Official UK pricing for Mac OS X Mountain Lion means that users can get their hands on Apple's latest OS for £13.99.
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In addition, there are 200 brand spanking new features including the all new Messages app, Notification Centre and Facebook intergration.
Also on board is Gatekeeper, Power Nap and AirPlay Mirroring.
"The pace of innovation on the Mac is amazing, OS X Mountain Lion comes just a year after the incredibly successful launch of Lion," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing.
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Vodafone Essar, cellular service providers has signed a deal with Ericsson to deploy 3G HSPA (high speed packet access) hardware, software and related service in Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata. Vodafone Essar will deploy HSPA technology in these handsets.
"India is now ready for 3G, and we are committed to offer similar high-quality 3G services to our Indian customers. Ericsson is one of the specialists in this area and we view this as a very strategic alliance, in order to deliver and maintain a high quality network which customers will expect from Vodafone," commented Marten Pieters, MD, Vodafone Essar.
According to the agreement, Ericsson will provide supply the RAN (radio access network) system, network rollout services, tuning, spare parts and training services, along with the 3G common core platform and transmission over the coming months. The radio access network will include the multi-standard radio base station RBS 6000 and mobile soft-switching technology.
Gowton Achaibar, head of region, India, Ericsson, remarked that, "The contract further strengthens Ericsson's position as the leading mobile communications supplier in the Indian market and demonstrates yet again our long-term strategic partnership with Vodafone Essar."
According to Vodafone,the framework contract will be implemented through 2010 to 2012. Deliveries and deployment will soon begin. Acording to one of Ericsson's reports, data traffic grew 280 percent globally during each of the last two years, and is forecast to grow 90 percent annually over the next five years.
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COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City Common Council held a public hearing during its regular meeting Tuesday for the purpose of an additional appropriation of $60,000.
According to Clerk-Treasurer Rosie Coyle, the appropriation, from the city's Rainy Day Fund, was needed to cover costs of equipment purchases in the past several months.
In November, the city's Board of Works and Safety approved the purchase of televising equipment, or video cameras designed to view sewer lines and capture digital video images from inside the pipes.
The cameras would be used to help map previously undocumented sewer lines and subterranean structures such as manholes, as well as monitoring weaknesses, pipe damage and potential future damage.
The city purchased the equipment from Brown Equipment of Fort Wayne for $179,200.
Earlier in the month, the board approved the purchase of a base unit and a cross-band box to be located in the communications office costing $71,444.
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The greater Austin area is experiencing an influx of refugees who have been through decades of struggle, transit and discrimination in the Himalayan region. Many of those arriving have been living in refugee camps for more than a decade, including large numbers of youth. There are currently more than 500 Bhutanese-Nepali refugees in Austin, many of whom have spent their entire lives in the camps, knowing little of the history of migration, but with important stories to tell. Our workshop seeks to inform Austin-area educators about the plight of these refugees, and provide them with information about this community and the history and culture of the Himalayan region.
This workshop is designed for all K-12 educators interested in producing young global citizens in central Texas, who have cultural knowledge and awareness of theHimalayan region of South Asia and diaspora/refugee populations in their own communities. This training event will be especially useful for ESL educators, and other teachers, who have Bhutanese-Nepali refugee students in their classrooms and wish to be more successful educating them. But the workshop also will interest to social studies teachers, in that it addresses Texas and national social studies standards cover that the meaning of the meaning of citizenship and the ways in which cultures change and maintain continuity due to the impact of general processes such as migration, political conflict and the diffusion of ideas.


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Crime Report: June 11, 2013
911 Calls
Rutherford County Sheriff's Department was dispatched to 157 calls on Monday; Forest City police had 82 calls; Rutherfordton police was dispatched to 25 calls; Spindale had 36 calls; Lake Lure had 12 calls; Rutherford County EMS responded to 47 calls and Rescue had 38 calls.
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Forest City Fire Department was dispatched to a fire alarm; Hudlow firefighters responded to a gas leak; Rutherfordton Fire Department was called to a fire alarm.
Mark Defoix Ballard, 50, Old U.S. Highway 221 North in Rutherfordton, was charged with failure to appear on misdemeanor charges; $500 bond.
Macy Kinsey Brown, 26, Mount Pleasant Church Road in Forest City, was charged with misdemeanor probation violation; $5,000 bond.
Carl Joseph Sappenfield, 20, Olde Cobblestone Drive in Bostic, was charged with felony death by vehicle and reckless driving to endanger; $1,000 bond. Leslie Brooke Wellborn, 34, Elk Hill in Forest City, was charged with failure to appear on misdemeanor/resist; $2,000 bond.
Derick Lee White, 34, Morningstar Lake Road in Forest City, was charged with failure to appear on misdemeanor/child support; $750 bond.
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NC Museum of Natural Sciences names new director
A man who has led science museums in the United States and Canada is the new director of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
Emlyn Koster was named Monday to lead the museum. He was chosen to succeed Betsy Bennett, who led the museum as it became the state's most visited museum.
Among Koster's previous jobs is one as chief executive officer of Liberty Science Center in New Jersey, which was struggling when he took over. It then underwent a $109 million expansion and renewal.
Before that, he was CEO of Ontario Science Centre, Canada's largest science center.
Koster was chosen after a six-month search. He officially begins his new job Jan. 28.
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PALM HARBOR, Fla. - Tiger Woods will return to golf at the Masters next month.
In a statement Tuesday, Woods said he will play at Augusta National after a four month hiatus because of a sex scandal.
The Masters begins on April 8.
Woods says that while he's returning to competition, he still has a lot of work to do in this personal life.
He last played November 15, 2009, when he won the Australian Masters.
Less than two weeks later, he crashed his car into a tree outside his Florida home, setting off revelations that he had been cheating on his wife.
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Indiana Pacers captain Danny Granger purchased 1,000 Krieg DeVault Club Level Seats for Mondays (Oct. 8, 2012) WNBA Eastern Conference Finals matchup between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut at 8 p.m. at Bankers Life Fieldhouse and shared them with fans from Central Indiana.
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After a brief reprieve that came with the late July completion of sidewalk replacement east of the courthouse in downtown Jonesborough, merchants in the historic district are once again doing business amid the roar of heavy equipment.
The good news is work on the brick crosswalks being put in place on Main Street and on every side street leading into downtown is expected to wrap up soon. The new asphalt that will pave the way for business to return to normal will begin going down on Sept. 24.
"This is the last step before we start paving," Wally Sparks, director of Jonesborough's Street Department said Friday afternoon as the work crews were clearing out of town to make way for Friday evening's Music on Square.
Sparks' best projection on a completion date for the crosswalks? "Another month, total.
"If nothing drastic happens, it will be done or close to done" before the storytelling festival.
Over the past two weeks, Jonesborough and Carter County Work Camp crews have put in four crosswalks between Fox and Cherokee streets and will start work this week on two more at the intersection of Main and Boone streets. When those are complete, Sparks said the crosswalk work will move west of Christopher Taylor Lane.
Paving is scheduled to begin two weeks from today at First Avenue and move east toward the courthouse "as far as we can have it all cleared out of the way," Sparks said.
Town Operations Manager Craig Ford has projected construction from First to Second Avenue will wrap in December.
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Attention young poets, jugglers, singers, comics, musicians and other entertainers: share your talents at the next monthly Saturday Night Open Mic For Newtown Youth. The next event, for entertainers in grades 5-12, will be Saturday, February 22, from he next event, for entertainers in grades 5-12, will be Saturday, February 22, from 7 to 9 pm, in The Great Room at Newtown Congregational Church, 14 West Street. Microphones, keyboard, guitar amp and more will be available for performances. Adult family members attending are invited to bring a drink or snack to share. All ages are welcome to attend the fun community event. Youth under grade six must have a parent or guardian present.
The Society of Creative Arts of Newtown (SCAN) sponsors two demonstration meetings during most months, each featuring a professional artist who paints and shares tips and techniques in a specific medium. An evening meeting is regularly offered on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm, and an afternoon meeting is on the fourth Wednesday at 1:30 pm. Meetings are held in the lower level of Newtown Meeting House, 31 Main Street (at the flagpole). They are open to the public at no charge. On February 26, SCAN will welcome Kathy Anderson, who plans to offer an afternoon program on creating a floral using oils.
The Newtown Woman's Club, GFWC, Inc. will host a Card And Game Party on Sunday, March 9, from 1 to 5 pm, at LeReine's Cuisine, 31 Pecks Lane. Tickets are $10 per person and include games (Bridge, Board Games, Mah Jongg, Bunco, etc) and refreshments. There will be door prizes and raffles, and proceeds will support the club's charity efforts.
The next meeting of The Garden Club of Newtown will offer just what most people need to take their minds off of the cold and snow and bring flowers into our lives again: "Take the Fear Out of Floral Design" will be the featured topic with a demonstration by Beth Caldwell at 1 pm Tuesday, February 25, at Newtown Meeting House.
In order to make Newtown High School's upcoming production of "Peter Pan" fly, organizers are looking at funding alternatives, including an online fundraising page and corporate sponsors for the musical. "Peter Pan" is scheduled for March 20-23, and professional equipment will be brought in to bring the story's magic to life on the NHS stage. In order to afford the equipment and professional assistance to install the equipment, however, further funding is needed.
Edmond Town Hall Theatre has extended its run of "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues." Originally scheduled to play until February 13, the Board of Managers this week announced that the film will be extended through the weekend of February 15-16. In addition, the ETH Theatre has announced a limited run of "Saving Mr Banks," for February 17-20.
CycleINPlace, the indoor cycling and exercise studio, has two fundraising events planned in upcoming weeks. The studio is within Plaza South, 274 South Main Street. On Sunday, February 16, from 9 am to noon, CycleINPlace will host a CycleIN for Sanity! Spin-a-thon fundraiser to contribute funds for the Honorable Gabby Giffords and Mark Kelly's Americans for Responsible Solutions PAC. On Sunday, March 2, from 9 am until noon, the studio will host its second annual Pedal To End Cancer event, which will raise funds for the American Cancer Society.
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Laura E. Lerman was elected chairman of the Newtown Cultural Arts Commission this week. Mrs Lerman succeeds Jennifer Johnston Cebry, an early advocate of the creation of the commission and chairman since its inception ten years ago. Mrs Lerman was appointed to the Commission in 2012 and is also president of Newtown Choral Society. Mrs Cebry will take the vice-chairman position, replacing Jennifer Rogers, who joined the Commission as an auxiliary member in its early years before joining as a Commissioner.
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If you're looking to catch a ride on N.C. State's Wolfline, Tremanisha Taylor might be going along. An image of the redshirt junior track star is now plastered on one of the campus buses.
The 2010 Southern Vance graduate has earned the recognition, having competed in two consecutive NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships for the Wolfpack.
On Saturday, Taylor finished fifth in the women's shot put at the indoor Doc Hale Virginia Tech Elite meet. Amber Monroe of Miami claimed the top throw.
Taylor set the N.C. State indoor record in the women's shot put at the Hokie Invitational in late January with a throw of 54 feet, 4 inches. She also holds the N.C. State outdoor record in the shot put at 55 feet, 0.25 inches.
N.C. State has two more weekends of regular season competition before the ACC indoor championships start on Feb. 27 at Clemson. The national championships begin Feb. 14 in Albuquerque, N.M.
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Trevor Jones' OT Goal Leads Bearcats to Season Opening Win
HAYWARD, CA — Sophomore Trevor Jones scored 2 minutes into overtime, leading the Willamette University men's soccer team to a 1-0 win over Cal State East Bay Friday afternoon in the Bearcats' first game of the season.
Jones ended the evenly-played match when he converted a cross from junior transfer Erik Jacobsen. Both teams finished the game with 12 shots on goal. The Bearcats had a slim edge in corners, 6-5.
Senior Dane Meier went the whole way in goal for Willamette, collecting five saves for the shut-out.
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Outreach Opportunities for Junior Chemists in the AGRO Division: Bridging the Gap between Students and Senior Scientists
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Division Strategic Planning
Academic Innovations for Tomorrow's Industries
A symposium planned by students for students, with an impressive lineup of speakers, where attendees can discuss the future of scientific technologies with some of today's greatest innovators.
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Recruitment Video Competition
Students make videos to effectively recruit new members through their creativity and use of humor
Placing Videos of Chemists and Chemistry on ORGN's Website
Find, preserve and use video materials of historical importance online
Women in Innovation: Business and Commerce
An interactive symposium from member groups of the ACS Chemical Innovation & Entrepreneurship Council (CIEC) to feature women who have successfully commercialized chemistry to speak and interact directly with attendees at the ACS National meeting.
Strategic Vision 2015 and Beyond
Recruitment, Enhancement, and Retention of International Young Chemists
International Young Chemist Membership promotion program utilizing social media tools.
Creation of a 5-Year AGFD Strategic Plan
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Generate a set of 3-5 year goals and executable strategies that align with the strategic goals of the ACS and support the growth, vitality, and impact of the Analytical Chemistry Division.
Frontiers in Glycoscience
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Environmental Chemistry Strategic Planning
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DIC Membership Drive: Recruit, Award and Engage Members
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Increasing Recruitment, Retention, and Involvement of AGRO Division Membership
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Global Career Opportunities with Agrochemicals: Increasing AGRO Division
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Regional BIOT Networking Meetings
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3rd International Conference: Frontiers in Biorefining, Chemicals and Products from Renewable Carbon
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Sustain-Mix (Sustainability Across the Divisions)
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Uniting International Chemical Societies Through a Traveling Symposium
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The First US-China Symposium on Energy
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ENVR: 100 Years of Environmental Stewardship
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Celebrating Milestones of Technician Organizations Within the Society
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Developing a Strategic Plan for Division of Inorganic Chemistry
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Delivering Relevant Web Content to Division Members
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Increasing Awareness and Interest of K-12 Students and the General Public in Nuclear Chemistry and Technology
Improve public perception and raise awareness of nuclear chemistry and technology through public outreach.
Southeast Regional Meeting Symposium to Honor W. Frank Kinard
Highlight the contributions of many students who have been encouraged and mentored by a long-standing member of the Division.
Developing Young Chemists Presentation Skills and their Participation in ACS Through Video Activities
Offer young chemists the guidelines and infrastructure for interviewing other scientists, thereby increasing their investment in the success of the Division.
Strengthening Division Activities by Outreach to Meeting Attendees and Engaging Students
Through badge scanning, assess and follow-up with ACS National Meeting attendees who are interested in POLY activities.
Developing Short Video Ethics Scenarios for Ethics Education in Chemistry
Use YouTube to develop educational materials that can be adapted for an all-electronic textbook format for easy use by multiple institutions.
Sustainable International Membership
Foster ACS/AGFD international student membership on a multinational, multicultural and sustainable basis.
Developing Global Leaders in the 21st Century
Enhance the AGRO Division's relationship with IUPAC through an interactive workshop of speakers and panel discussions culminating in a set of published recommendations.
Increasing Outreach in California to Promote Younger Chemist Participation in the IUPAC International Congress of Pesticide Chemistry
Establish the first collaboration between AGRO and two California local sections to conduct outreach to younger and international chemists.
75th Anniversary Membership Drive
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Implementation of Outreach and Engagement
Implement activities designed to increase member engagement and levels of cooperation between various segments of ACS.
Definition of Laboratory Chemical Risk Assessment Web Platform
First partnership between CHAS and CINF in furthering the mission of both divisions to establish a risk-assessment tool for the academic laboratory chemistry community.
Web Platform and Information Management Process to Support a Laboratory Chemical Risk Assessment Tool
Develop an information management process to support a risk-assessment tool for the academic laboratory chemistry community.
Found and Lost: Incredible Tales of Spurious, Erroneous and Rehabilitated Elements
Promote an unusual topic in the history of chemistry through publication of a scholarly book, giveaways to students, and a symposium and colloquium on the topic.
Medicinal chemistry symposium held jointly with the Royal Australian Chemistry Institute (RACI)
Develop international ties between Australian and U.S. scientists, increase awareness, and membership of the ACS in Australia.
Binational Organic Chemistry Conference (BOCC) between ORGN and the South African Chemical Institute (SACI)
Connect organic chemists in the U.S. with their counterparts in South Africa through a scientifically stimulating, binational organic chemistry conference.
Ethics and Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) in Chemistry
Provide open-access resources and motivational tools to improve the education and processes of dealing with ethical and RCR matters.
Enhancing Member Benefits: Electronic Media Content and Website Design
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Tools for Operational Success
Work on real issues at the 2014 Leadership Institute with an ACS facilitator to obtain training tools needed for operational success.
Symposium on Accelerator Mass Spectrometry for Drug Development and Medical Research
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Although the existence of cancer stem cells (CSCs) has been demonstrated in colorectal cancer, further investigation is hindered by controversies over their surface markers. The sphere formation assay is widely used as in vitro method for derivation and characterization of CSCs based on the intrinsic self-renewal property of these cells. Isolated cancer cells that form tumorspheres are generally recognized as CSCs with self-renewal and tumorigenic capacities. In this study, colon spheres grown from Caco-2 cells in the sphere formation assay were separated from other differentiated cells and characterized. Compared with Caco-2 cells, the derived colon spheres lost several CSC properties. The colon spheres contained decreased levels of specific colorectal CSC surface markers as well as low levels of ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters typically overexpressed in CSCs, resulting in the near loss of their chemoresistance ability. Furthermore, cells that developed as colon spheres with strong self-renewal ability in vitro lost their tumorigenic capacity in vivo compared with Caco-2 cells, which could establish tumors in non-obese diabetic/severe-combined immunodeficient (NOD/SCID) mice. The results indicated that the Caco-2 cell derived colon spheres did not consist of colorectal CSCs. Thus, the well-accepted sphere formation assay may not be an effective method for CSC isolation and characterization from the Caco-2 colorectal cancer cell line
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Situated in central Terai, Birganj is not a top spot for most tourists to Nepal but if you find yourself passing through then it's worth a night. It is the main freight way between India and Nepal so this town is often used as a border crossing point as the Nepali side is usually open 24 hours a day, however the Indian side usually is only open during the day.
The town itself has a few sights. There is a clock tower decorated in Buddhist and Hindu iconography, the Gahawa Maysan Mandir sacred to Durga and Ghariarwa Pokhari, a sacred pond used by locals as a swimming pool.
The use of email is growing, although its availability is most widespread in Kathmandu and Pokhara, where is is also cheap. Outside the main tourist areas, internet is not widely available and where it is, it does cost a lot more.
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It's Rock Week on American Idol! We've got Slash! We've got duets! Some sign above the stage rocked so hard it fell down! But if Slash is your mentor, we half expect these kids to sing some G'n'R or hey, what about "Enter Sandman"? Songs that are a little dirty and gritty…ROCK, y'know? Instead we got a watered down "Come Together" from Kris Allen, a version of "Dream On" that was more pitchy than the Yankees bullpen from Danny Gokey, and decent but not exactly rockin' versions of "Whole Lotta Love" and "Crybaby" from Adam Lambert and Allison Iraheta. Still, it was a pretty action-packed show.
5. Adam Lovers
These judges and their boners for Adam Lambert are out of hand. This week, Lambert went first (clearly just to disprove our theory that they always save him for the end), and as soon as he was through singing "Whole Lotta Love," Simon Cowell basically set up the rest of the performers for failure, telling Adam no one would be able to live up to his performance. Adam did have a Robert Plant thing going on vocally, to a point, but even guest mentor Slash told him to tone down the improvised high notes. One reason we didn't like the version that much is because Robert Plant oozes sex appeal, but Adam, as groany and wailing as he is, hides whatever sex appeal he may have. He didn't give us anything to swoon over with this performance.
4. Duets
When we hear the word "duets" we can't help but think of the Gwyneth Paltrow-Huey Lewis movie of the same name. Thankfully, last night's episode featured duets but none involving Gwyn. We got performances from Danny Gokey and Kris Allen, paired up to sing Styx's "Renegade" which was a fun performance – they definitely complemented each other – but it was torture listening to the judges critique the song, which we thought of as filler. Kara DioGuardi told them the song didn't really fit them because "they're like the guys that help the little women cross the streets." (Beth and Amy maybe, but definitely not Meg or Jo). Then Simon, without being asked, said Kris was a worse performer than Danny, and at that moment someone smacked Kris on the back, causing his face to freeze into permanent bitchface for the night.
3. Duets, Part II
We actually enjoyed the duet between Adam and Allison – and we really don't care for Foghat. But to watch these kids sing "Slow Ride" together, you kind of got the feeling they really love each other. Allison said that Adam was like a brother, and hello, they now share a hairstylist. That's a bond that lasts. Of course the judges fawned all over them too, telling them THEY were the real rock god/goddesses of the night and blah blah, Danny and Kris who? We liked seeing the feisty side of Allison and hope that being paired with Adam will give her more visibility, she deserves it.
2. Slash
Just looking at Slash's hair makes our head hot, we start fussing and putting a ponytail in because having that much hair matted down cannot be comfortable. That was our first Slash thought. Our second thought was that he was a pretty good mentor – he had the four contestants come down to meet him at The Roxy and actually work out their arrangements with him on stage (at one point he even lent Kris Allen his guitar) and doled out decent advice. (Anyone who tells Lambert to tone it down is aces in our book.) We just wish we got to see more of him. We also think it's insane that Allison wasn't even alive during Guns 'n' Roses' heyday – she was born after Use Your Illusion I and II. What?!
1. The Performances
We already mentioned the barfy, big love for Adam, so next up was Allison singing Janis Joplin's "Crybaby". As always, Allison was solid – not our favorite song, though – but the girl is awesome, come on. We felt that the judges were unnecessarily harsh though. Paula had our favorite line of the night, telling Allison "I think if they ever did a bio-pic on Janis Joplin, you've got the role." Except that Bette Midler had that role already. Maybe Allison can try for the role of Jackie Jormp-Jomp on 30 Rock? The judges also seemed to hate Kris Allen's rockified "Come Together" (ok, so did we), leading to more bitchface from Kris. We wanted to like Danny's version of "Dream On" but his high notes had us begging for mercy and had Kara begging for a timeline when she told Danny he should have picked an early Aerosmith song, like "Cryin'" or "Crazy". ("Dream On" is from 1973, "Cryin'" and Crazy" are from the 1990s.) Kara, we will miss you when you are fired. Randy Jackson actually gave the performance an A+, but not to be outdone, Paula gave it an A++. So there, dawg.
Final Thoughts:
-Kris was so nervous to work with Slash that he could have peed his pants! Good thing he's probably going home tomorrow so his wife can throw them in the laundry.
-We loved that Allison sassed the judges but Simon was kind of a prick telling her she might as well beg to stay. We've all seen the Susan Boyle-loving Simon with a heart, where was he last night?


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i swear any QB that plays against the saints looks like joe montana,this is the sadest defense the saints have ever had.a change is definetly needed at defense.keep a few core guys and get rid of everybody else,oh well next season.....again
lol.. are u kidding me??? Orotn had 172 yards passing and 2 interceptions.. JOE MONTANA???? LOL
Go Bears!!!
Thats good Esquinas...LOL
Although that non call on the next to last play of regulation in the endzone should have been called too... ur guy was all over Olsen....
Bear down, Chicago Bears! Make every play clear the way to victory!
Bear down, Chicago Bears! Put up a fight with a might so fearlessly!
We'll never forget the way you thrilled the nation with your T formation.
Bear down, Chicago Bears, and let them know why you're wearing the crown.
You're the pride and joy of Illinois. Chicago Bears, bear down!
This quote was on ESPN.com
"Who makes the schedule?" tight end Billy Miller said. "Why can't they come down to the dome?"
hahaha... QUIT UR CRYING LOSER!!!!! WHY CANT YOU WIN IN THE COLD??
Damn i'm from chicago.. i remember those signs... pretty disrespectful i thought... but any sign u can think of about our crooked pols, wont even matter... we know how crooked they all are.. you just cant do anything about it, cuz THEY ARE ALL crooked!!!
Go Bears...
and if ur a saints fan coming up here... better stop somewhere and get some cold weather clothes!!! Temps in the teens by halftime with wind chills near zero! have fun!!
How many teams are going to use that who dat crap??
We dont want you back!!! Bear Down!! GO BEARS
Sean's a good guy, he's from Chicago. Da Bears.. But how do u lose a game and get an extension? LOL thats so BearLike!!! LOL
A wake from his truck, that could have threatened homes? Give me a break....go save the donut shop you pigs
a lost life, is a child whose parents abandon him and he grows up into an institutionalized mental patient... a stupid gbanger that gets gunned downed is not a lost life. Its a few saved lives by taking out the trash!!!
Awesome, with all of America watching the monkeys are showing their true colors!!! Maybe the government (FEMA) could give out guns with the water and food so you all can just take out each other. THen i bet everyone that left NO after Katrina would come back.
Yeah, maybe instead of wasting all this money putting electric back up for a few days, maybe we should hold off and see what ike does.. Millions wasted on poles/wires/transformers/labor would really suck if Ike does hit the area and its worse than it was after Gustav...
Guess tony didnt like my shoot urself in the forehead comment.. cuz it was reported and removed.. oh well... how bout u just hang around next time a big hurricane comes your way.. throw a party on your roof or something... how's that?
Good... kill the rest of them now... these rodents are one of the main reasons the marshes are almost all gone (im not sure what the marches are that the author of this article named)
How come only the negative aholes post on here?
LOL @ LKGHEBERT fire 5 people!!!!!! why stop at 1?


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Established in 1999, one of the flagship self-financed institutes of Gujarat Law
Society, S.M. Patel Institute of Commerce (affiliated to Gujarat University, Ahmedabad)
is a premier institute imparting UG & PG programs in Commerce. Since then the
endeavour has been to create a b academic environment through a serene ambience
and remarkable infrastructural facilities.
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philosophy has been to develop leadership qualities through not only classroom teaching
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activities and social and community work. "Let the light of knowledge brighten
every nook and corner of the education edifice and let the power of youth triumph.
Let us mould minds and shape careers of the youth…" This quest for
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Dedicated to providing quality education in a fully-integrated, multicultural environment,
SMPIC has the distinct status of being enlisted in the list of Best colleges in
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SMPIC has designed various clubs to equip the students with the knowledge and skills
required to effectively progress their career like Reading club (Vichar Vartul),
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In sports, our achievements during the year have been spectacular. The college has
produced players of and state and national repute in wide ranging indoor and outdoor
events. For proper training and grooming of the players, the college provides coaching
facilities for different games. Even within the college building, we have facilities
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The phase of transition from the world of care to a career oriented environment
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their progress. The counselling sessions are interactive, unrestrained and aim to
give the students ample space to express themselves.
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of the college. The CWDC endeavours to safeguard students from any harassment. The
Convenor of the cell seeks to create awareness and provide forum to discuss issues
related to women and gender-biases.
Students' progress is closely monitored and reports are sent to their parents after
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The library provides a high standard of learning resources for students. A reading
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computer laboratory with updated software along with internet connectivity and audio-visual
aids. The college has an independent Ladies room with necessary facilities. Girls
can avail of it in the event of their being free.
The institute stresses on all round development of the students by encouraging participation
in other activities and programs besides academic pursuits with an aim to build
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|Ciccotelli, Mario.
|The Mario Ciccotelli Order Sons of Italy in America, Gloria e Luce Lodge No. 1430 (Chicago Heights, Ill.) collection (1936-1987) includes minutes, financial records, correspondence and bulletings and other materials. Included are lodge minutes (1936-1944); a dues payment ledger (1949-1954); medical certificates for sickness benefits awarded (1956-1960); correspondence and bulletins (1953-1960); a report of the Soccer Club (1954-1955); and reports of film showings (1953-1956). Also included are "Surge et Age," a Supreme Lodge movies about the Cassino Orphanage, along with a photograph of the 1965 Grand Convention, minutes and reports of the 1985 and 1987 conventions, grand council minutes from 1986, Supreme Lodge resolutions ratified by the grand lodge (1955), Supreme Lodge records including National President reports (1953-1957), and Leonard Pasqualicchio's statement regarding immigration policy. Artifacts include regalia, convention ribbons, an officer's vest, and a ceremonial sword.
|7 linear in.
|Mainly in Italian; some items in English.
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Mario Ciccotelli was born in Le Manche and came to the United States in 1947. He has served as Order Sons of Italy in America, Illinois Grand Trustee (1967-1973, 1985-1987), and has been president of the Luce e Gloria Lodge No. 1430 (Chicago Heights, Ill.)
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How can I help an adult friend or family member deal with the death of a loved one?
Someone you know may be experiencing grief- perhaps the loss of a loved one, perhaps another type of loss - and you want to help. The fear of making things worse may encourage you to do nothing. Yet you do not wish to appear to be uncaring. Remember that it is better to try to do something, inadequate as you may feel, than to do nothing at all. Don't attempt to sooth or stifle the emotions of the griever. Tears and anger are an important part of the healing process. Grief is not a sign of weakness. It is the result of a strong relationship and deserves the honor of strong emotion. When supporting someone in their grief the most important thing is to simply listen. Grief is a very confusing process, expressions of logic are lost on the griever. The question "tell me how you are feeling" followed by a patient and attentive ear will seem like a major blessing to the grief stricken. Be present, reveal your caring, listen. Your desire is to assist your friend down the path of healing. They will find their own way down that path, but they need a helping hand, an assurance that they are not entirely alone on their journey. It does not matter that you do not understand the details, your presence is enough. Risk a visit, it need not be long. The mourner may need time to be alone but will surely appreciate the effort you made to visit. Do some act of kindness. There are always ways to help. Run errands, answer the phone, prepare meals, mow the lawn, care for the children, shop for groceries, meet incoming planes or provide lodging for out of town relatives. The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention.


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MAC Pink Lip Dazzlesphere Review, Photos, Swatches
MAC Pink Lip Dazzlesphere
MAC Pink Lip Dazzlesphere for Holiday 2011
The third (and last!) lip kit we're looking at is MAC's Pink Lip Dazzlesphere ($32.50 for 2 x 0.07 oz., 2 x 0.09 oz.), which includes: Fashion Scoop (clear pink), Petite Indulgence (mid-tone bright blue pink), Like Venus (clean light bubblegum pink with red pearl), and Rags to Riches (plummy pink with red pearlized pigments).
The Cremesheen Glasses are listed as 0.07 oz. each, while the Dazzleglasses are listed as 0.09 oz. each (and I specifically say each, because this is how it is labeled). What is noteworthy about that is that full-sized Cremesheen Glasses are 0.09 oz. while full-sized Dazzleglasses are only 0.06 oz. The tubes feel thicker but are definitely shorter than full-sized Cremesheen Glasses/Dazzleglasses, although the clear plastic seems wider/thicker in the kit glosses. The area that contains the gloss seems slightly wider, maybe, but barely. I would hope that those sizes listed are accurate, and if that is indeed the case, then each kit contains $28.78 worth of Cremesheen Glass and $55.50 worth of Dazzleglass. That is a whopping $84.28 worth of lipgloss for $32.50.
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Cremesheen Glass is a formula that glides onto the lips easily, feels comfortable without being thin or thick, and tends to be on the sheerer side in color. It's non-sticky (as compared to Lipglass, which is very thick and sticky), and it typically wears two hours or so on me before wearing away. They also tend to be creamier colors, rather than packed with shimmer. Dazzleglasses have a medium-thick consistency with micro-glitter and shimmer. They tend to be sheerer in color with more oomph coming from the dazzle than the base color. They tend to last two to three hours on me and tend to get tacky over time.
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Friday, March 28, 2014
The Ashley Ridge and Fort Dorchester track and field teams both had some success during the Mellow Mushroom Relays held at Wando High School last weekend.
Fort Dorchesters Jasmine Quinn leaped 18-feet, 10.25 inches to win the Womens Long Jump event.
Fort Ds Jacob Hutchinson tied for first place in the Mens Pole Vault. Both he and Hanahans John Torlay had a 12-00.00 vault.
Ashley Ridge senior Sean White had a 21-00.00 mark in the Mens Long Jump to place third.
The Patriot mens relay teams also did well. The Fort 1600-meter Sprint Medley team placed first with a 3:40.19 time. The Fort 4x800 relay team placed first with an 8:20.91 time. The Fort 4x200 relay team placed fourth with a 1:32.84 time.
The Ashley Ridge mens 4x1600 relay team placed third with a 19:15.56 time.
On the soccer pitch, the Summerville girls defeated Stratford 2-0 Wednesday. Junior Madison Reeves and senior Ariana Brown had the goals and junior Amber Howell had the shutout in goal as the Lady Green Wave improved to 2-4 on the season.
The Fort Dorchester baseball team came up just short in Beaufort Wednesday. The Eagles scored 3 runs in the bottom of the first inning and held the Patriots to a single run in the second.
Senior Corey Rawlings struck out nine batters in the losing effort. The Fort run came off a homerun by junior Eurndraus Bryant.
The Patriots dropped to 5-2 on the season and 0-1 in Region 8-AAAA. Beaufort improved to 4-1, 1-0.
Fort Dorchester travels to Ashley Ridge for another region game March 28.
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