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On October 9, 2014, EMC announced the release of the first fully software-defined data center, using products from the EMC Federated group of companies, these being: EMC2 VMware RSA.
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When it comes to the secure hybrid cloud, Identity has many different definitions from a device a user is using to the combination device, location, password, and other multi-factor authentication means. Even with all the technology there is still the question of where the identity store lives (the bits that contain the identity for all users, devices, etc.) as well as how do you prove identity once the user goes somewhere within the cloud which is outside your control?
On the May 30th Virtualization Security Podcast, Michael Webster (@vcdxnz001) joined us Live from HP Discover to discuss what we found at the show and other similar tools around the industry. The big data security news was a loosely coupled product named HAVEn which is derived from several products: Hadoop, Autonomy, Vertica, Enterprise Security, and any number of Apps. HAVEn's main goal is to provide a platform on top of which HP and others can produce big data applications using Autonomy for unstructured data, Vertica for structured data, Enterprise Security for data governance and hadoop. HP has already built several security tools upon HAVEn, and I expect more. Even so, HAVEn is not the only tools to provide this functionality, but it may be the only one to include data governance in from the beginning.
The 6/30 Virtualization Security Podcast with Simon Crosby Founder and CEO of Bromium started with a discussion of SaaS security but soon went to a discussion of Data Security. Simon left Citrix not to long ago to form a new company, Bromium, to seriously look into how the hypervisor itself can provide better security for data manipulations than it does today. But first we started off with SaaS and how you can Identify the user within a cloud.
There were two announcements over the last few days that struck me as quite important to the virtualization community. While some may question this statement, the long reaching effects of these purchases will impact virtualization and cloud computing in not so distant future. In fact, these purchases could add a whole new layer to vSphere as we know it today. Which for VMware is a good thing. They need to continue to innovate to stay ahead of the pack. The purchases I talk about are:
VMware purchasing/taking over control of EMC Mozy
RSA purchasing NetWitness
Unlike last year where there were many virtualization security vendors existed at RSA Conference, there was a noticeable lack of them within booths, yet all of them were here to talk to existing and potential customers. However, there were many vendors offering identity management in the cloud for these I asked the identity management product owners the following question:
How can you prove identity in the cloud?
I was invited to CSI 2010 this year to speak on the Low Hanging Fruit of Virtualizaiton Security. This presentation brought to light some simple to implement features that would give you the most security for what I consider very little cost or effort. These 7 items if implemented will improve the overall security of your virtual environment.
Christofer Hoff (@Beaker) and I had a short discussion on twitter the other day about the VMware Cloud Director (vCD) security guidance. We both felt it was a bit lite and missed the point of Secure Multi Tenancy. However, I feel even more strongly that people will implement what is in the vCD Guidance, vBlock Security Guidance, and the vSphere Hardening Guidance, and in effect have a completely insecure cloud. These three guides look at the problem as if they were singular entities and not as a whole.
While at RSA Conference I visited the RSA Innovation Sandbox and noticed that three out of ten virtualization security vendors were finalists:
* Altor Networks
* Catbird Security
* HyTrust
Alto Networks won the Innovation Sandbox contest and all that goes with it. Congratulations to them, but Altor's win is actually a win for all virtualization security players. It shows that virtualization security is extremely important to the data center as well as moving forward to the cloud.


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Slush Rush at Big Rock Mountain
A tradition that's been going on for decades – Saturday was the "Slush Rush" event at Big Rock Mountain. A fun way to celebrate the end of the winter ski season. News Source 8's Katie Zarrilli has more.
County Prepares for Class C Ski
There will be some new faces in the county over the next few days. The Class C State Ski Meet will be held at Big Rock and at the Nordic Heritage Center. Rene Cloukey has a preview.

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Rex Trail Management Program Updates
Return To: Rex Trail Management Program
Rex Trail Update - August 22, 2014
Recent Management Action
The Department has extended the 8/25/09 Amendment and will again be issuing permits to certain tracked rigs for the 2014 hunting season. Please see the Rex Trail Management homepage (dnr.alaska.gov/mlw/rextrail/) for additional information and specific conditions.
Update on the 5/12/08 Administrative Decision
and 8/25/09 Amendment:
The May 2008 and August 2009 decisions were appealed to the Commissioner of DNR. The Commissioner denied the appeals and upheld both DMLW decisions. The decisions were then appealed to the Alaska Superior Court, which upheld DNR's decisions on February 1, 2011. The Superior Court case was appealed to the Alaska Supreme court, which again upheld DNR�s decisions on November 23, 2012.
What's Next?
In 2013, DNR-DMLW contracted with Interior Trails to produce prescription reports for four discrete sections of the Rex Trail, each approximately ¼ to ½ mile in length and within the first nine miles of the trail. The prescription report evaluated four representative segments on the Rex Trail and provided four improvement prescriptions for each segment, two for the current level of use (ATV's less than 1,500 pounds and tracked rigs less than ~2,500 pounds) and two for an expanded level of use (those uses plus vehicles less than 15,000 pounds).
The test plot locations are not in the same locations as the prescription report sites. This is because the test plot locations were created as a way to gauge the changing condition of the larger trail over time, whereas the prescription report sites were selected because they were preliminarily thought to be significantly degraded, potentially constructible, and potentially informative for possible treatment of other degraded sections of similar character.
In 2014, DNR-DMLW issued an informal request for proposal and contracted with the high bidder Gillmore Construction for construction of a small vehicle reroute on the fourth prescription site. The small vehicle reroute will create an approximately half-mile bypass route for ATV's using a ditch and elevate with gravel cap technique, while leaving the main trail available for larger vehicles. DNR-DMLW chose to construct Site 4 for a variety of reasons, including less extensive wetland permitting requirements, cost of route construction, and availability of on-site gravel. Construction was originally planned to occur in July and August, 2014. However, record rainfall in June followed by near-record rainfall in July resulted in practically impassable trail conditions preventing summer construction; the contract was extended and construction is now planned for March 2015.
The Division will continue to monitor use of the trail and discuss changes to the Generally Allowed Use regulations (11 AAC 96. 020). Any trail user groups interested in trail hardening projects or trail reroutes should contact the Northern Region to discuss any appropriate solutions.
This site will be updated with news and information about this program.


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The election of Francois Hollande to the French presidency won't put a strain on the alliance between the United States and France, White House press secretary Jay Carney said on Monday. Hollande, a Socialist, ran on an anti-austerity platform that analysts worry may complicate negotiations to stabilize the Euro and the economies of the Eurozone.
"President Obama, as you know called President-elect Francois Hollande to congratulate him," Carney said. The alliance between the U.S. and France "is strong today and is as it was last week."
Hollande on Sunday defeated Nicolas Sarkozy, who became the latest European leader to lost his post amid economic upheaval.
"The president has made clear that he believes a balanced approach, that includes both fiscal consolidation and efforts to boost the recovery, is the right approach for Europe," Carney added. "Each country has its own circumstances... We're not going to dictate to any country or any collection of countries what policies they should pursue."


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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier likes what he saw from his offense in tougher, more physical play that bolstered the team's run game during its last scrimmage.
Spurrier was bothered a week ago at the team's first scrimmage when the Gamecocks' younger defensive linemen found gaps in the offense nearly every snap and bottled up the team's running backs and quarterbacks.
This time, Spurrier says his offensive linemen were tired of getting pushed around. While 1,000-yard rusher Mike Davis got just three carries for 15 yards Saturday, running backs Brandon Wilds, Shon Carson and David Williams combined for 96 yards. Wilds and Carson added touchdown runs in the hour-long session at Williams-Brice Stadium.
The scrimmage was the team's last full dress rehearsal before facing Texas A&M on Aug. 28.
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Xian is one of the top four ancient capitals in world, is a city which has the most dynasties and the greatest influences in China's history. While in Xian, you'll be amazed by the majestic Terracotta Warriors and Horses, its deep historical and cultural atmosphere, gorgeous local food and the warmth of the local people. Welcome to Xian!
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CAO Gold cigars, like all of CAO's selections, are praised for their flavor and fine craftsmanship. The affordably-priced Gold selection features traditional round shapes blended with Nicaraguan long fillers and golden Ecuadorian Connecticut seed wrappers. Milder in strength than some of CAO's other cigars, the smoke offers a smooth draw and a mellow, toasty aroma. A good cigar for introducing yourself to the renowned CAO brand of fine premium cigars. Order some now, or start with a 5-pack.
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Had this cigar for the first time. A very mild nice burning cigar. No nasty aftertaste after burning all the way down. Will definitely buy more of these reasonable priced sticks
Everything good that could be said about this cigar is immediately overshadowed by the draw. The appearance is great, looks like a solid cigar... but too solid. I knew right away when I had to push with both hands just to cut the tip that I was going to have problems. It's packed WAYYY too tightly, solid tobacco. This makes it almost impossible to smoke; your cheeks will cave in just trying to get a small puff. The flavor is OK but nothing special. I only had two of these sticks and they were both consistent (-ly bad). If I were to say something good about it, the burn was nice and even but all the smoke got caught in the solid wall of tobacco that is this cigar. Definitely do NOT buy this kind, as CAO has several other lines that are pretty good. Didn't even smoke half of it. Once again, IMPOSSIBLE to draw, and over filtering yields poor smoke density. Nothing "gold" about this cigar at all.


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Below is the poem entitled Days End which was written by poet
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Strolling through the dark woods
night approaching as the sun sets
the shadows were now lengthening
casting weird shapes on the floor
Birds pass on their way to roost
all are now settling for the night
squabbles from the rooks over perches
rabbits emerging from burrows to eat
This pause between daytime and night
soon the rabbits will be joined by
badgers coming out to forage and play
night jar starts to sing a real din
Later there will be such sweet sounds
as the nightingales songs ring out
for now this twilight stands in between
a world of half light neither day or night
Sweet scent of night stocks fill the air
as I sit on an old log drinking it in
a shadow detaches from the beech trees
a fallow deer on her way to the river
Now the daylight has completely gone
the moon has yet to show its face
a hoot carries through the dark
the owls glide past searching for prey
I sigh as the stars appear above
each one twinkling pinpicks of light
the sky a canvas on which they shine
at last the moon glides into view
Another day is finally over and done
it is time for me too to head off home
carrying with me memories of this time
closing the door I shut out the darkness


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I think it's safe to say b-glowing staffers live for beauty products. We're surrounded with temptation every day and we feel it's our duty to spread the love about our fabulous brands and products. Packaging is something we take very seriously as well and occasionally, beauty can cross the line over to functionable pieces as is the case with our dear brand manager Erika.
A few of us were at lunch the other day and had noticed Erika had a little zipper white purse with her. She has been carrying this with her every day for the past few months and we knew it looked familiar but couldn't quite pin-point where we had seen it before. All of a sudden it hit us. "Erika....is that the bag that comes with the Clarisonic Opal?" we asked. Indeed it was. Instead of housing her Opal there, it is now the home of her change, cash, and other necesseties. Erika had grabbed it one day needing an emergency purse and quickly realized it is the perfect size to carry on a day-to-day basis because of the little wrist band that attaches to it. Who needs Michael Kors when you can have Clarisonic?
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Most likely your skincare isn't working to it's maximum potential because it's not penetrating deep enough into your pores. Exfoliation plays such an important part in sloughing off dead skin cell buildup and allowing new ones to resurface. The least amount of "blockage" your skincare has of getting to that pore the better your products will work. This works hands down on the rest of our face but the eye area is totally seperate as the skin around it is a lot more thin and sensitive. This is where an ingenious product has come out that will allow your eye serum to penetrate deep into the pores, The Clarisonic Black Opal Sonic Infusion System. This breakthrough in eye care uses the same sonic technology seen in it's popular facial cleansing family, Clarisonic, to instantly smoothe and hydrate the eye area. The Black Opal comes with the Anti-Aging Sea Serum although you can also use any eye serum you like. Simply pump a tiny bit into the domed out sponge, turn it on and gently put it over the chosen eye in circular motions. The micro massage action is allowing the pores to open and deliver your chosen serum beneath the surface. After just 4 weeks there will be a noticeable improvement in skin's elasticity, fine lines and brighter eye area!Read More »
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The eyes are often one of the most neglected parts of the skin care routine. Sure, you might remove your eye makeup every night and use an eye cream to stave off fine lines, but failure to do much more can add years to the look of your face. To help address this issue, the Clarisonic Skincare line now includes a sonic infusion system called Opal.
It's natural to not do much around your eyes during your skin care regimen. The skin around your eyes is delicate, and most products come with a warning that you should avoid contact with your peepers. The Clarisonic Skincare Opal Sonic Infusion System is different, however. Resembling the size of a computer mouse, the Opal gently cleanses the skin around your eyes by tapping it at 125 sonic movements per second.
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Clarisonic is known for their extraordinary hand held cleansing devices such as the Mia, Mia 2 and Clarisonic Plus but also one of their latest additions, the Clarisonic Sonic Opal Infusion System. The other devices deliver a professional grade cleanse and gentle exfoliation using sonic vibration and micro massage which uproots trapped oil, cleares pores and lessens the appearence of wrinkles. The other major benefit is because you're allowing your freshest skin to come through, your skincare products will penetrate deeper and work to their full benefits once applied. The Sonic Opal Infuser would benefit your skin in conjunction with the Clarisonic cleansing brush or on it's own. The Opal Infusers breakthrough technology works by infusing their Anti-Aging Eye Serum directly into the pores through gentle micro massage. The micro massage allows the serum to penetrate the dermis and get to work quicker than just applying the serum manually with your fingertips. In just 30 seconds per eye, it begins working to hyrdate, smooth and brighten the eye area.
The Sonic Infuser was recently featured on ABC's 'The Revolution' on a segment for Anti-Aging Tips. Beauty expert Morgan Schick discusses her four best anti-aging product picks and focuses on the Opal's ability to reduce the appearence of fine lines and wrinkles. Watch this segment to see a product demonstration on how it's applied and the benefits you'll soon notice on your skin when you look in the mirror!Read More »
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Red is the color of passion and strength. The Clarisonic Opal is a symbol of refinement and anti-aging. Blend the two and you get one stylish and powerful hand held anti-aging device! What I'm trying to get at is this - you now have the chance to purchase the Clarisonic Ruby Opal in a gleaming festive red shade. Utilizing sonic infusion, eye serums are able to penetrate deeper beneath the skin's surface to instantly hydrate, smooth, and brighten the eyes when used with the Anti-Aging Sea Serum (included).Also new to the range is a Universal Charger that is compatible with all Clarisonic Classic and Plus sonic skin cleansing systems. Now you can take your Clarisonic anywhere in the world with you, meaning you never have to miss a cleanse. This is something we've been waiting for and are thrilled Clarisonic devotees now have the chance to charge their devices anywhere in the world. Keep in mind you still need to use the appropriate country adaptor plug though. Read More »
Everyone needs a little help navigating the wealth of fantastic beauty products b-glowing has to offer and who better to give you some giftable suggestions then our b-glowing elf (or inventory manager) Kelsey! She has a classic, sophisticated taste and doesn't mind splurging on skincare when she knows the results are going to be worth it. Here are three of the items she has her eye on this Christmas:
Kels wants to keep her mane in tip-top shape with the help of a Popular Mason Pearson Brush. Although a brush isn't something she would necessarily buy for herself, if she did receive it she knows she would use it the rest of her life. Mason Pearson brushes are so well made they're designed to strengthen and protect the hair by transferring sebum from the root along the hair strand. This translates to healthy and shiny hair like you've never seen before.
Kelsey is always changing up nail lacquers and lipstick shades so she loves the 2-for-1 you get with Butter London's Lips & Tips. She has her eye on Yummy Mummy because both the medium beige lacquer and matching lippy are the perfect shade for anytime of year. Nude goes with any outfit so there's no need to switch up nail polishes if your outfit colors change up throughout the week.
If you're going to splurge you can't go wrong with a Clarisonic. Although Kels is in her mid 20's, it's never to early to start taking great care of your skin which is why she would love the Clarisonic Opal in Black! According to her, she needs to start 'ramping up my anti-aging regimen and under eye is the place to start!' The Opal is a delivery system that uses sonic infusion to penetrate into eye creases and infuse an age fighting sea serum to plump and refine the area.
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Feb. 28, 2007
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The University of Louisville offense scored a season-high 14 runs and seven Cardinal pitchers combined on a five hitter, as the Cards crushed Morehead State 14-2 Wednesday afternoon at Jim Patterson Stadium.
Louisville (4-4) took the lead with a four-run second. Daniel Burton, Isaiah Howes and Alec Lowrey strung together consecutive singles to plate Burton. Catcher Jeff Arnold reached on an error, picking up an RBI as Howes scored on the play, making it 2-0 Cards.
Chris Cates laid down his fifth sac bunt of the season, moving both runners into scoring position before Boomer Whiting's single brought in Lowrey. An errant pick-off attempt by Morehead starter Henry Mabee got away from first baseman Andrew Wertz allowing Arnold to score the fourth run of the inning.
Dustin Miles singled home Nick Nail in the Morehead (0-5) third, cutting the lead to 4-1 Cards.
Louisville answered in the fourth when Cates lead off with a single, stole second, moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on bunt single by Whiting. Whiting then stole second and moved to third on a balk when Jorge Castillo singled him home for a 6-1 advantage.
Howes doubled to open the Louisville fifth and scored on Arnold's first career double. Arnold moved to third on a wild pitch, Cates walked and Whiting plated Arnold with his second bunt single on the day. Cates and Whiting executed a double steal before a walk to Johnson loaded the bases. Dominguez grounded into what appeared to be a double play, but after Johnson was forced at second and Whiting scored, the throw to first was wild, sending Cates home to make it 10-1 Cards.
Pete Rodriguez smacked a one-out double down the right field line, Johnson walked and Chris Pelaez and Burton hit back-to-back RBI singles.
The Cardinals capped the scoring in a sloppy bottom of the eighth when a hit batter, three walks and three wild pitches scored two runs without the benefit of a hit.
Louisville starter Skylar Meade (1-0) earned the win on a staff day for the Cards, allowing a run on two hits and a walk. He struck out a season-high four - three on called third strikes.
Andrew Salguiero walked one and struck out one in an inning of relief. Gavin Logsdon tossed on inning and gave up a hit and struck out one. Trystan Magnuson retired all three batters he faced, fanning one.
Kyle Thornton surrendered a run on a hit and a walk, striking out one in an inning. Colby Wark struck out two and walked one in the eighth, while Kyle Hollander allowed a hit and a walk, striking out one in the ninth.
Cardinal pitchers combined to strike out 11 Eagle batters allowing just the five singles.
Mabee (0-2) was tagged with the loss, giving up 10 runs on 12 hits and two walks while finning three in 4.1 IP. Four Eagles relievers were touched for the final four runs on three hits and six walks, striking out one.
Whiting was 3 for 4 with three RBI, two runs and a pair of stolen bases to pace the 15-hit U of L attack. Dominguez, Burton and Howes each had two hits for the Cardinals.
The Cardinals will host Illinois State over the weekend for a three game series beginning Friday at 2:00 p.m. ET. Admission is free to all regular season home games at Jim Patterson Stadium.


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Full detailed profile on Carlotta Vega (Past) Played by Patricia Mauceri on One Life To Live Daytime Soap Opera.
Patricia Mauceri
Carlotta Vega (Past)
Actor: Patricia Mauceri
Who played Carlotta Vega (Past) over the years
Saundra Santiago (September 3, 2009 - September 8, 2011)
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Current: Owner of the Angel Square Diner
Past: Dorian Lord's maid
Although Carlotta Vega has lived in Angel's Square for many, many years, it wasn't until 1995 when she appeared on the scene in Llanview. Having lost her husband, and with her oldest son, Antonio, in jail for killing a man in self-defense, Carlotta was forced to raise her second son, Cristian, by herself in an area of town that is notorious for gangs.
Working as a maid for Dorian Lord, Carlotta's dream was to once again run the Angel Square Diner that she and her late husband took over. It was Antonio who made her dream come true after he bought back the diner and turned it over to his mother.
Although love didn't come easy for Carlotta throughout the years, she did allow a few men into her heart. She had genuine feelings for Clint Buchanan, but knew it could never work because of their conflicting backgrounds. From there on, Carlotta decided to play it safe and had a steamy, no strings attached, affair with DA Hank Gannon, which also ran its course over a period of time.
Years went by and Carlotta shocked her family when she admitted that Antonio wasn't her biological son, rather the son of her mobster brother Manuel Santi who would've destroyed Antonio's life with his dark crimes.
In 2008, the diner burnt down and devastated Carlotta, but Charlie Banks came to the rescue and turned it in to a replica of the Bonjour Cafe, which quickly grew on her!
Carlotta's motherly qualities managed to hold her family together through the hard times and continue to remain strong. A loving mother and grandmother, her family and her faith are nearest to Carlotta's heart.
Diego Vega (deceased)
Manuel (Espinoza) Santi I (brother - deceased)
Antonio Vega (biological nephew)
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Monthly Archive for August, 2008
Updated: S.A.'s Braswell gets 'America's' vote
(Courtesy photo) Simon Cowell says S.A.'s Donald Braswell was "very hard done" by "America's Got Talent." Simon Cowell did not lead us astray when he predicted Donald Braswell would be a contender. The S.A. singer with the big voice and the moving comeback story won the wild card competition and was welcomed back to "America's […] [Read More]
'Dancing' with the beautifully buff
Buff body alert! Keeping in line with Olympics fever, lots of beautifully toned celebrities will make up the new cast of "Dancing with the Stars," including 2008 U.S. beach volleyball gold medal winner Misty May-Treanor. Others with sensational shapes who'll fill fall's ABC dance card include bootylicious baby Kim Kardashian, actress/reality star/swimsuit staple Brooke Burke, […] [Read More]
Hint to S.A.'s Heloise: Jane Seymour's TV femme's like you
San Antonio's own Heloise could have been a model for the household hints diva played by Jane Seymour in tonight's original Hallmark movie. In "Dear Prudence" — at 8 p.m. on the Hallmark Channel —we find out Seymour's Prudence McCoy, similar to Heloise, followed in the path of her deceased mom, who also was a […] [Read More]
Laugh or learn: Get in on free TV offers
A San Antonio filmmaker has produced a TV pilot and wants your feedback on it. It is called "Shooters" and will be unveiled at a free screening 7:30 tonight at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. Seats will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. The producer, Javier Garcia, said he hopes the exposure will help him […] [Read More]
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So what if this year's ALMA Award winners were announced Monday? Eva Longoria Parker gives lots of reasons to watch the Sept. 12 show anyway. A few of us TV critics approached Eva, who's both host and executive producer of "The 2008 ALMA Awards," in Beverly Hills recently, and she stressed it was a golden […] [Read More]
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Wow, what a radio rarity! Fired KTSA talk host Jeff Koch will continue manning his afternoon show while the station actively seeks a replacement. "We will be auditioning people for the position along the way, while Jeff is exploring other options both inside and outside of the company," Mark Landis, vice president of English programming […] [Read More]
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What would you do if you were president of the United States? Lifetime Networks want to know and aims to find out via a special bus that will be parked near San Antonio's River Walk from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday to find out. Lifetime's "Every Woman Counts" bus tour has chosen the Alamo […] [Read More]
'Extra' reports from S.A.: Eva wants Tony's accent back
(Courtesy Photo) If you're up late, you may want to tune in to national entertainment show "Extra" on KENS-TV right after midnight to hear some personal chat from Tony Parker and wife Eva Longoria Parker about those non-stop pregnancy rumors and other matters. According to a press release, the syndicated show caught up with the […] [Read More]
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Chapel Hill hangs on to beat Northern Vance
An impressive win almost disappeared in 24-point 3:22 span to end the game, but Chapel Hill hung on to beat winless Northern Vance 28-24 in Big Eight 3-A Conference action at Culton-Peerman Stadium Friday night.
Pumped by a sizable homecoming crowd, Chapel Hill methodically pushed its lead to 28-0, scoring its final touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter.
But Northern Vance wouldn't go away. The Vikings caught Chapel Hill napping on first down from the Tigers' 43 with 3:22 left. Kyland Bullock took the ball on an option toss from quarterback Kris Haywood and found Micheal Spinner on a 43-yard scoring pass.
On the ensuing series, Chapel Hill punter Tim Schleich had issues handling a long snap and elected to run on fourth down. He lost two yards, giving the ball back to the Vikings on the Chapel Hill 33, and Devin Anderson took it in from the 1 with 1:29 left.
Northern Vance's Connor McFalls then recovered an onside kick to set up a 28-yard scoring run with 52 seconds left.
A third straight 2-point conversion cut the lead to 28-24.
Another onside kick recovery, one that might have devastated the Tigers, wasn't in the cards. Chapel Hill's Jammond Obie grabbed the kick like his life depended on it and the Tigers knelt out the clock.
"That's one of the poorest coaching jobs you'll ever see," Chapel Hill coach Issac Marsh said. "And I'm including myself. We just didn't close the game out. Better coaching might have changed that."
The win might prove costly for Chapel Hill. Starting running back Darius Allen (four carries, 34 yards) was hurt on the second play of the game, appearing to favor his left leg. He returned briefly, but was removed for good after that.
Backup back Lonnie Baldwin (six carries for 21 yards and a touchdown) went down later in the half with an ankle injury and never returned.
Third string back Jeremy Peck, who actually started the opener, came on briefly, gaining three yards on a single carry, but fumbled, and was quickly replaced by diminutive Ricki McDowell (10 for 17 yards) who gained 22 on one carry, two on a scoring run and had no other carries for positive yardage.
"Losing those guys (Allen and Baldwin) really hurt us," Marsh said. "We'll find out more about (their condition) later."
Chapel Hill did have its moments. In fact it dominated the game for 44-plus minutes, offensively and defensively, despite turning the ball over on a pair of muffed punts.
Defensively, Connor Korfas had the game's only interception and Emmett Thorpe and Brandon Nickerson each had a sack.
Offensively, quarterback Grant DeSelm threw scoring passes of 45 and 15 yards to Andrew Gillespie as the Tigers were building their lead.
NOTES — Chapel Hill basketball fans saw star senior forward Jamella Smith named homecoming queen at halftime.
Northern Vance |0 |0 |0 |24 — 24
Chapel Hill |7 |14 |0 |7 —28
First Quarter
CH — Lonnie Baldwin 1 run (Connor Albrecht kick), 3:38
Second Quarter
CH — Andrew Gillespie 45 pass from Grant DeSelm (Albrecht kick), 10:00
CH — Ricki McDowell 2 run (Albrecht kick), 0:25
Fourth Quarter
CH — Gillespie 15 pass from DeSelm (Albrecht kick), 11:54
NV — Micheal Spinner 43 pass from Kyland Bullock (Anthony Davis pass from Kris Haywood), 3:22
NV — Devin Anderson 1 run (Haywood run), 1:29
NV — Tamaj Bullock 28 run (Haywood run), 0:54
RUSHING — N. Vance, Tamaj Bullock 23-76, Devin Anderson 11-37, Jonas Simmons 5-14, Kris Haywood 7-39, LaDarrius Hargrave 1-5. Chapel Hill, Darius Allen 4-34, Grant DeSelm 2-17, Lonnie Baldwin 6-21, Jeremy Peck 1-3, Ricki McDowell 10-17, Tim Schleich 1-(minus-2).
PASSING — N. Vance, Haywood 3-10-1 77, Kyland Bullock 1-1-0 43. Chapel Hill, Grant DeSelm 10-21-0 154, Jacob Guskiewicz 0-1-0.
RECEIVING — N. Vance, Micheal Spinner 2-77, Quavon Harris 1-10. Chapel Hill, Albert Nyamaro 1-20, Aaron Hirsch 3-47, Andrew Gillespie 3-74, Brandon Wendel 4-15, Ricki McDowell 1-(minus-5).
Records — Northern Vance 0-7, 0-3 Big Eight 3-A. Chapel Hill 3-4, 2-1 Big Eight.


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need a walkover for installation of 8178
i am "running" suse 9.3 -just started 2 days ago when i realized my cursor is invisible so i decided to install the new updates- hoping it helps
i have a 6800 GS PCI-E card
what is this nvidia config file and how do you run it?
I dont have a working internet connection thru SUSE9.3 so i have saved all the files in another partition and when i log into suse i will install them
but how to install them?
the above driver file is in text form so how shud i run it in linux-remeber no net on linux.
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For SuSE specific installation instructions, please see http://www.suse.de/~sndirsch/nvidia-...ler-HOWTO.html; for basic configuration instructions, please see http://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/L...hapter-03.html.
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There are currently no open bugs specifically against 1.0-8178, SuSE-9.3 and a GeForce 6800GS.
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shit. According to des, and his twitter, because nd cant beat piece of shit usf, gameday may not come to ann arbor. unbelievable they are going to screw this up for us...
frank beamer #1
FUCK'EM! Gameday or not, I want to see snot bubbles come out of Kelly's nose after Kovacs eats his QB's lunch.
Those hits were remarkable! I jus KNOW Kovacs' is going to be bringing the LUMBER on those nancy-boys who go to Notre Dame.
What if he's just talking smack? That would be awesome!
Its definitely just Des talking trash. And he should, after the way they played last night, ND doesnt even belong on VS.
ESPN already confirmed it with the school. They wouldn't change the location after something like that, especially when they have a direct interest in promoting the under the lights game.
I doubt he's being serious.
Howard is being honored before the game right? He'd be in Ann Arbor regardless? Or at least fly in if he's not already in town?
Yeah he confirmed with Roundtree via twitter that Howard will be there, but the whole show I guess is up in the air.
It's also the ABC night game of the week which Herbstreit calls with Brent Musberger. I don't see how the Gameday crew won't be there.
A hijack but can't create my own thread. He had 113 yds and 3 TD from his FB position in a 50-14 win over muskegon hts today. Also playing LB. Just an FYI for recruiting info.
He is looking fast, big, and making good cuts with vision.
If you go to Gameday's website, it has a countdown going to the show in Ann Arbor. So there's that for you.
for them to go to Happy Valley instead. It's a bigger game and I can't imagine the average fan finds "first night game in Michigan history" more exciting than "Alabama goes on the road to face ranked team."
But Gameday went to Tuscaloosa last year for the Alabama/Penn State game. Bama killed PSU that day and they'll kill PSU in Happy Valley next week too.
I'm pretty sure UM/ND will be more of a contest.
for those not on twitter
DesmondHowardDesmond Howard
With Notre Dame losing today it is not a guarantee that #GameDay will be in Ann Arbor next weekend
USF isn't a bad team. Tone it down
Just another reason to say "Fuck Notre Dame"
Least now ill be able to get tix for a decent price lol
Least now ill be able to get tix for a decent price lol
According to their countdown clock and website they are still coming.
announcements well in advance, the countdown clock on their site and multiple statements on the air saying they will be in Ann Arbor next week (said it at least twice on GameDay yesterday) - no way they don't come to Michigan/Notre Dame.
I find it strange that the ND loss would make a difference. It's not like it was likely to be a game with national title implications anyway - I thought the main appeal was that it was ND-Michigan, first night game, hokamania, desmond, etc. ND being not as good as expected takes a little bit away, but I don't think that was ever the main appeal.
I find it strange that the ND loss would make a difference. It's not like it was likely to be a game with national title implications anyway - I thought the main appeal was that it was ND-Michigan, first night game, hokamania, desmond, etc. That's all still true. ND being not as good as expected takes a little bit away, but I don't think that was ever that big a part of the reason they were going to do gameday here.
It will be in A2 Saturday!
calm down, there is no way Gameday does not come to A2...its the 1st night game in the Big House do you really think they are going to miss marketing gold like that?
I really hope damefan makes another video
Piece of shit usf? They are a good football team. Im upset ND lost too, but calling usf a piece is a bit extreme.
On a related Desmond Howard note, did anyone else see his "Stay In The Blue" ad in the stadium yesterday? I thought it was pretty good!
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By-laws were adopted in September of 1988. Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Iowa Secretary of State in August, 1995. We received our 501.c classification in August 1996 from the Internal Revenue Service.
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'Victory or Death' letter arrives at Alamo for first time since 1836
SAN ANTONIO - For the first time since the famous "Victory or Death" letter written by Lt. Col. William Barret Travis left the Alamo with a courier on horseback in 1836, the letter is returning home.
In anticipation of its arrival, during their usual Texas history lessons, Ms. Parker's seventh-grade students at Bonham Academy paid particular attention to the letter and the man who wrote it.
"The language he chose (and) the words he used (were interesting)," said student Isabel Marcus. "I mean, it was very direct. It was very, 'We need help.Please give it to us, and if you don't, we are going to try anyway.'"
In the letter addressed "To the People of Texas and All Americans in the World," Travis was looking for help to defend the Alamo as the siege from Santa Anna began.
"It made me think on a different scale what he was saying," said student Harvey Bailey.
The students also learned a little about the character of the then-26-year-old Travis from his letter.
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June 1994
Jerry Jones may have the biggest ego in football, but don't bet against him. Even without Jimmy Johnson, he still has the best team.
In Houston, Kennie Matthews' wife was killed in a midday robbery. Another senseless murder, and yet another reason why Texans' fear of crime has never been higher.
Tired of constantly feeling threatened, these Houstonians won't be caught with their guard down.
After fifteen years, Tommy Tune and Larry L. King are at it again: The sequel to the most famous musical about our state opens of Broadway.
An inside look at the doctors, donors, and surgical drama of a weekend with a Dallas liver transplant team.
More people visit San Antonio's River Walk than the Alamo. Here's why—our complete guide to the sights, restaurants, shops, and lore of Texas' most popular urban park.
Two Dallas steakhouses are accusing each other of libel, slander, and phony advertising. It should be a juicy case.
A Dallas clinic offers hope to pain patients, treating chronic suffering not as a symptom but as a disease itself.
Before he sold his legendary wine cellar, Marvin Overton threw a Texas-zise party with a Longhorn named Bubba.
With ancient ruins, exotic foods, and native wares, Oaxaca is a one-stop get-away for heat-plagued Texans.
Two Arizona ex-hippie publishers are bringing Texas' weekly papers into the mainstream.
Who is the loudest, angriest, and hottest metal band you've never heard of? Dallas' Pantera.
Houston cartoonist Michael Fry takes on the trials of two-career parenting.
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|Building with Blocks!
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Date: 4/26/2014
Start Time: 3:00 PM
End Time: 4:00 PM
Calling all budding engineers! Use our brand new wooden blocks to build whatever your imagination can come up with, from zoos to skyscrapers and everything else. Block play helps kids gain important math skills like counting, shapes, weight, volume, spatial skills, grouping and sorting as well as well as improve hand-eye coordination and problem solving skills. Building also lets kids practice their storytelling and narrative skills, which are important for early literacy. All ages.Library: Oak Park Public Library Main Branch
Location: First Floor - Storytime Room
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Thanks Adam, hope you had a nice Thanksgiving too! I worked but it was all good! Are you still eating left overs? lol
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Have a wonderful week and great Thanksgiving Adam!
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I worked a really early shift today and "somehow" my friends at work talked me into going to a Halloween party tonight. It's going to be pretty wild! I'm dressing up as a "Belly Dancer!" It's a beautiful, warm day in Denver...I think we are all going to be hurting tomorrow morning at work! lol
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Hey! How are things in Victorville these days? ( I'm pretending to know where it is lol)
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hey stranger long time no talk glad to see your still around, i have not been on here for a long time but I am getting ready to start my ff class hit me up
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That's ok, try another time:)
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Happy Father's Day Adam! I hope you're having a relaxing day:)
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Thinking of you Adam. Have a safe but fun Memorial Day weekend!
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Thanks for the invite stay safe
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Adam, hope you have a nice weekend, if you're not working it all! I'm curious how things are going. I miss talking to you. You're the one person that always makes me laugh and smile! :)
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Hi Adam, just wanted to wish you a Very Merry Christmas! I hope everythings going well for you. Everytime I think about or talk about the Gulf....I think about you! lol :)
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Monthly Archive for February, 2009
Salma Hayek breast-feeds an African baby
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This The Kitchen Sink Is 60-pound Rice Krispie Treat Why Bob Evans Sausage Gravy Machine You're Happy Meal Pizza Fat Krispy Kreme Bacon Cheddar Cheeseburgers See more here. Tip o' the tam to Travis P. for the link. [Read More]
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A couple of Russian kids make like hobos and ride the rails. We keep wondering what would happen if they inadvertently got on a non-stop to, say, Siberia. [Read More]
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They're very acceptable. More on the guy behind these shorts, Matt Koval here. Tip o' the tam to Laura L. for the link. [Read More]
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Way down under, the Wellington Zoo is promoting an adults-only Valentine's Evening event with this saucy little (and NSFW — audio only) ad starring some of their more startled denizens. [Read More]
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The stop-motion technique trumps the story in this strange little film about a young lass seeking revenge on the movie star who broke her heart. [Read More]
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Share the post "Labor Day Activities Around and About Alpharetta"
Labor Day is a celebration of worker's rights and the triumphs that the labor movement has gained over the last couple of centuries. In the United States, Labor Day takes place on the first Monday of September. For many this day marks the end of summer and the beginning of the school year. (http://holidaymaven.hubpages.com/hub/The-Meaning-of-Labor-Day). Many families typically celebrate the holiday with family and friends and plan picnics. Here are some events planned in and around Alpharetta over Labor Day weekend:
Sunday, August 31 13th Annual End of Summer Celebration Centennial High School
Held at Centennial High School (a drug, alcohol and tobacco free school). Featuring music, carnival games, giant inflatables, face painting, our annual twist contest for the kids and spectacular fireworks at dark. Proceeds support many Centennial Clubs. Food provided by Shane's Ribshack. Sponsored by Aurora Cineplex and The Fringe, Wal-Mart, Sams Club and Fulton County Schools.
5:30 p.m. …………………………… Games and Activities Begin
6:00 p.m. …………………………… The Last Call
7:30 p.m. …………………………… Big Biscuit Band
Lake Lanier Islands "Last Blast of Summer" Themed Labor Day Weekend!!
Georgia Lakeside Destination is the Scene for Live Music, Fireworks, Pick-up Volleyball, Giveaways, Boardwalk Entertainers and More During Weekend-Long Holiday Celebration
Although Summer 2014 doesn't officially come to a close until September 22 and the LanierWorld season remains in full swing on weekends until September 7, Georgia's Lanier Islands is making plans for a "Last Blast of Summer" themed Labor Day Weekend of epic proportions. Set to take place at the popular lakeside destination's beach, boardwalk and waterpark district, the celebration will encompass four full days of fun from Friday, August 29 through Monday, September 1. The four-day event is sponsored in part by 97.1 The River and Miller Lite®, featuring special giveaways all weekend long – including suite tickets to an Atlanta Falcons game.
Labor Day Weekend events at Lanier Islands will include the following:
Friday, August 29
Live performance by Johnny Summers from 5-9 pm at the beachfront Sunset Cove restaurant
Saturday, August 30
Live performance by Riley Biederer & Rex from 1-5 pm at Sunset Cove restaurant
Register from 4-9 pm at Sunset Cove for a chance to win suite tickets to an Atlanta Falcons game
Live performance by Old School Horn Band from 6-10 pm on Sunset Cove stage
Live performance by Wylie Coyote Band from 1-5 pm on Big Beach stage
Sunday, August 31
Live remote with Clapper & 97.1 The River from 2-6 pm at Sunset Cove
Live performance by Evan Greenstein from 2-6 pm at Sunset Cove restaurant
Register from 4-9 pm at Sunset Cove for a chance to win suite tickets to an Atlanta Falcons game
Live performance by Fly Betty Band from 6-10 pm on Sunset Cove stage
Live performance by Wylie Coyote Band from 3-7 pm on Big Beach stage
FIREWORKS over the lake after dark
Monday, September 1
Live performance by Ashley Rivera from 2-6 pm at Sunset Cove
Live performance by Wylie Coyote Band from 3-7pm on Big Beach Stage
In addition to the weekend's jam-packed calendar of events, Lanier Islands' LanierWorld will be offering up its standard brand of fun in the sun with more than a dozen waterslides and attractions, carnival rides, great food, beach volleyball, talented boardwalk entertainers, and stretch of white sandy beach. Even SpongeBob Square Pants & Patrick will be making the trek from Bikini Bottom to LanierWorld for special appearances and photo ops on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
For guests who don't want to limit their Labor Day Weekend celebration to just one day of fun, the resort is offering a Labor Day Extravaganza accommodation package for as little as $289-329 per night, based on night of stay. The package includes: Luxurious overnight accommodations at the Legacy Lodge – which was just named a member of the Southern Living Hotel Collection, daily buffet breakfast for four at Windows Restaurant, $50 resort credit per night of stay, and eight passes to Lanier World or Sunset Cove Beach. For more information or to make reservations, interested parties are encouraged to call 770-945-8787 or visit www.lakelanierislands.com.
About Lanier Islands: Nestled on the southern-most shoreline of Lake Sidney Lanier at the foothills of the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains lies the truly distinctive Lanier Islands. Situated less than 45 miles from downtown Atlanta on 1,500 pristine acres of forests, meadows and beaches, this luxury resort is quickly growing in size, scope and reputation as one of the Southeast's leading lakeside retreats. As the resort's crown jewel, Lake Lanier is one of the United States' most popular man-made lakes, encompassing 38,000 miles of surface area and 690 miles of shoreline in Northeast Georgia. Legacy Lodge and Legacy Villas enhance the resort's broad assortment of accommodation choices and meeting sites – making it the ideal choice for corporate meetings and company retreats. Popular excursions like fun in the sun at the boardwalk-themed LanierWorld, zip lining through the trees with Lake Lanier Canopy Tours, horseback riding on a lakeside trail from the Equestrian Center, and renting a boat and ski equipment from Harbor Landing make the resort a terrific choice for families vacationing or "staycationing" in the South. Tranquility – the Spa and the picturesque 18-hole course at Legacy on Lanier Golf Club are major draws for visitors looking to relax or play, and with more than 20 wedding venues to choose from, the Resort is rapidly gaining favor with brides- and grooms-to-be as a highly sought-after Destination Wedding site.
Stone Mountain Park has exciting events planned this Labor Day weekend, September 1-3 on Memorial Lawn from 10:30 am. – 7 pm. The lasershow will be at 8:30 pm.
Stone Mountain park honors and appreciates our Everyday Heroes in a Labor Day Weekend celebration featuring the Lasershow Spectacular in Mountainvision followed by a special fireworks display on all three nights (Friday – Sunday)!
Attraction Hours: 10:30 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Lasershow and Fireworks: 9 p.m.
Arrive early for a full day of adventure and enjoy all of Stone Mountain Park's exciting attractions including the Journey 2: The Mysterious Island – The 4-D Experience, an immersive 3-D/4-D adventure starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Vanessa Hudgens. Challenge yourself on SkyHike®, the nation's largest adventure course, cool off and play in the spray at Geyser Towers® or soar to the top of the mountain on the Summit Skyride…the adventures are endless!
Stay into the evening for the Lasershow Spectacular in Mountainvision® and special fireworks display including a special tribute to all of our hardworking heroes.
Awesome Alpharetta has a listing of fun concerts and activities:
Alpharetta Art in the Park August 30-31
Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sundays from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
This outdoor artists market features handcrafted work by local artists who create masterpieces right before your eyes. Come enjoy the pottery, woodwork, metal work, jewelry creations, handmade children's clothing, photography, watercolor, oil, soaps and lotions, mosaic art and much more.
August 30 Movies in the Park™ – Canton
Movies in the Park™ returns to North Georgia for another year of free outdoor movies under the stars. The multi-city outdoor movie tour features free children's activities and family-friendly outdoor movies which are shown in unique and historic settings around Atlanta.
The Canton series which is Sponsored by Northside Hospital Cherokee in association with Southern Outdoor Cinema and The City of Canton, will be hosted in the heart of downtown Canton at Browns Park located off of Elizabeth Street. The park, which is the former site of Governor Brown home, features views of the 1925 City Hall as well as a Memorial Arch (dedicated in 1923).
August 30– Rio 2 (movie @ 8:45)
Have a wonderful and safe Labor Day Weekend!


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Hot Or Not? Hayley Williams Rocks Baby Bangs On The Cover Of The Guardian Guide
It would be hard to argue that there is anything on this Earth that looks bad on Hayley Williams. The punk princess seems to look good no matter what haphazardly wacky outfit or hair-style she rocks, and these new itty bitty bang bangs she is sporting on the cover of the new Guardian Guide are no exception. If I cut my bangs like this, people would mistake me for an escaped mental patient, but on Hayley they just look youthful, edgy, and awesome. Whatever Hayley. Whatever.
What do you think? Do you like Hayley's baby bangs?
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Below is the poem entitled SOS, I Have Anthrax which was written by poet
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Verlecia Fields
Anthrax, my long unawaited nemesis
you have find me once again
shying and crying to be heard
knowing you alone will be, my only witness
to a death done by
the hands of the, ones who by law
can't not be named
but, what should i fear?
for death has found me
and it make me swell and sneeze
and fills my sons with disease
grave (pray) for me
and fill it with dirt
seek no answered song of lyrics
for it will not tell the whole
but fill your eyes with skin
and fill you ears with raving chants
of multi-dreams of unreal visions


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PE 4000 - Instructional Strategies II - Secondary
Credits: 4
Designed to provide prospective physical education and health education teachers with the ability to understand, recognize, analyze, and demonstrate the range of teaching skills employed by effective educators at the middle and secondary level. Analysis of teaching methods in the physical education and health education environment (gymnasium, outdoors, classroom) found at the middle and secondary levels. Practical experience. Falls and Springs. Prerequisite(s): minimum grade of C in PE 3000; minimum 2.60 cumulative GPA; and permission of the instructor.
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The Balanced Mic© puts executives through the paces and demonstrates why it is not in an organization's best interest for a spokesperson to be too afraid of the media or too comfortable with them. A "Balanced Mic" understands the risks and benefits of prepared interactions with the media and is willing to continuously improve his or her skills. Using our unique Balanced Mic Scale, seminar participants can quickly identify themselves and others they work with on the scale, opening the door for insightful discussions and opportunities for improvement. Our half-day, full-day and multiple-day programs provide insights on how the media works, how to prepare for even the toughest interview, and how to create and incorporate the brand's key messages into every sound bite.
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Below is the poem entitled Dabs of Halloween which was written by poet
DeBole. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Gail Debole
Written by Gail DeBole
My laughing paintbrush
Amuses the canvas with
Many mornings and tickles
Two half-polished pumpkins.
Cobwebs of cornstalk
Casually poise on the
Pumpkins and branch into
The air like pick-up sticks.
A stroke of orange
Pumpkin gets
Lost on my cheek.
The camouflaged children
Have come and gone.
Two pumpkins helplessly smile
On the itchy rug.
The third is in the oven...
Becoming more like the
Hairline of a balding man
The longer it bakes.


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Garner Creek Retreat Center exists to foster spiritual renewal in the lives of all who come on these grounds. Further, we encourage the gathering of God's family in His Name and for His Purpose.
The Midsouth District Advisory Board, in conjunction with the Midsouth District Camp Board recently announced the plans for a NEW climate controlled TABERNACLE. The new facility, named the Bob & Emmilene Mitchell Tabernacle will be contructed at the end of the 2014 summer season. For further information, please go to the NEW Tabernacle website:
Garner Creek Retreat Center
"He leads me to rest in the meadows and leads me beside the great streams. He restores my failing health. He helps me do what honors him the most." Psalm 23:2
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Lakewood, N.J., Dec. 4, 2012—Georgian Court University presents "True Colors," an exhibit by oil painter Deborah Jencsik, which will be on display from Monday, December 10, through Thursday, January 17, in the M. Christina Geis Art Gallery. The artist will host an opening reception on Tuesday, December 11, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
"My work is an integration of three manifestations: imagination, expression, and articulation," says Ms. Jencsik. "The developmental process of each painting is a matter of exploration and intuitive explosion over rigid artistic technicality and restraint. With freedom of expression, I am able to embrace an inimitable style as well as give voice to radiant truths."
Ms. Jencsik uses a unique method to create her vibrant, colorful oil paintings.
"I work unconventionally, without the use of solvents, using liberal amounts of oil paint indulgent in oily mediums to produce rich, robust portions of paint," she says. "Delicious colors are individually mixed, much like soupy ice cream, then scooped up and applied with a palette knife. In due time, the array of colors begin to look like I am preparing some exotic dessert!"
This exhibit is deceptively playful and energetically refreshing," says Kathleen Settles, GCU gallery director. "The viewer should not be fooled into thinking this body of work is mere child's play. With each piece, Deborah blends a joyful activity with a colorful canvas by means of a scrupulous intellectual and emotional metamorphosis. The collection is a must-see for everyone."
The M. Christina Geis Art Gallery spotlights works of established and up-and-coming artists in diverse media. The gallery is located on the second floor of the Arts and Science Center on Georgian Court's Lakewood campus. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. All exhibits are free and open to the public; no reservations are required. For more information, call Kathleen Settles at 732.987.2388.
About Deborah JencsikMs. Jencsik, who lives and works in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, received a B.A. in Fine Arts from Kean University after studying painting with artist Harry I. Naar. After moving to the Jersey Shore in 1997, she connected with several arts organizations that reignited her desire to paint after years of devotion to her family. Simultaneously, inspiring children in art became a focused commitment for many years. She designed workshops in art for all ages both in and out of her studio including organizations such as churches, home-school groups, and assisted living.
In 2007, Ms. Jencsik completed and copyrighted "True Colors," a simple yet sophisticated collection of small torn-paper collages. After studying acting in 2008, she was inspired to take greater risks with her work resulting in an emerging style of highly textured expressive abstractions. In 2011, Brian Fox Krawczyk, creative visionary and founder of Genealogy Beauty, LLC, commissioned Ms. Jencsik as the first artist to interpret his brilliant vision "Holidiacious Happenings," (one of four beauty collections to be launched in Genealology's Woman of the Year 2012 campaign) resulting in the completion of the piece "Celestial Celebration."
Ms. Jencsik is convinced that her life paints a much bigger picture and embraces the fact that art, faith, and life are inseparable. The beauty and simplicity of spirituality and relationship through faith in Christ fuels her passion to create and live with greater joy, vision, and purpose, leading to doors of opportunity to show work in churches, galleries, corporations, and various other arts venues.
Visit www.deborahjencsik.com to learn more about Ms. Jenscik and view her artwork.
Founded in 1908 and sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, Georgian Court University is a comprehensive university with a strong liberal arts core and a special concern for women. A forward-thinking university that supports diversity and academic excellence, Georgian Court announced in May 2012 its transition to become a fully coeducational university in 2013. Today, the university serves more than 2,500 students of all faiths and backgrounds in both undergraduate and graduate programs. Georgian Court's main campus is located at 900 Lakewood Avenue, Lakewood, N.J., on the picturesque former George Jay Gould estate, now named a National Historic Landmark. Georgian Court also offers classes at its site at One Woodbridge Center in Woodbridge and at the New Jersey Coastal Communiversity in Wall.
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