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If you want to know more about the mysterious person behind Daylight Atheism, I was the interview subject of FFRF's "Meet a Member" column in the June-July issue of Freethought Today.
If you want to know more about the mysterious person behind Daylight Atheism, I was the interview subject of FFRF's "Meet a Member" column in the June-July issue of Freethought Today.
So, I feel a bit embarrassed about this, since I'm a computer guy in my day job and all. But my home machine is experiencing a very annoying problem that's got me stumped, and I was hoping that the Internet, being the source of all human knowledge, can offer me some advice. I know I have some technically inclined readers who might be able to make suggestions.
I have a Dell Studio 540 desktop running Windows 7, and recently, it's started randomly freezing. I don't mean a blue screen of death. The screen freezes exactly as it is, the keyboard and mouse stop responding, and if music or video is playing at that instant, my speaker begins emitting the last half-second or so of sound in an endless loop. The only thing I can do is power-cycle it. The Windows 7 Reliability Monitor doesn't have any log entries for the crashes afterward, so I'm assuming the freeze is so hard that even the operating system doesn't have a chance to realize what's happened.
There's no pattern of any kind that I can discern in what causes this. It's happened when I'm watching videos or surfing the web, but it's also happened while I was asleep and the computer was idle. Sometimes it happens within a few minutes of booting up, sometimes it runs without a problem all day and then freezes.
I got this computer last year and used it for nine or ten months without any problems. This first started happening earlier this year. At the time I suspected a driver conflict, so I went into the Control Panel and found exactly one driver that was reporting a problem (the "Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface", which according to a cursory search is associated with IPv6). I disabled it, and the problem went away for several months, so I thought for sure I had solved it and spent some time feeling smug. Now, within the last few days, it's started happening again, and that driver is still disabled.
The day after it started happening again, I did a system restore to the last restore point, about a week prior. That didn't make a difference. I downloaded a system monitor utility, but I haven't seen any spikes in CPU or hard driver temperature associated with the freezing. I've done a clean boot, disabling all non-Microsoft services, as described in this link, but that didn't put a stop to it either. I've also considered that the computer may be infected with some sort of malware, but I use a firewall, I keep my patches up to date, I don't see any unusual processes in the Task Manager or any other odd behavior besides the freezing, and just the other day, I ran full scans with four different malware detectors, including one designed to detect rootkits, and they all came up clean.
So, I'm pretty much out of ideas at this point. I have only one solid clue to go on, which is that I've never observed the freeze to happen when I'm running in safe mode. This makes me suspect that my first instinct was right and it really is a driver problem, but I don't know how I can test that hypothesis. Anyone have any ideas? I have nothing to offer except my sincere gratitude and the knowledge that my blogging output is likely to improve if I don't have to spend the time debugging this damn thing!
Well, a kindly person (thanks, Jayson!) sent me an invite to Google Plus, so I've signed up. I don't really know what this is going to be useful for just yet, but if you're also there and want to send me a friend request (or whatever the heck it's called), go right ahead.
Regular readers may remember that last month, I let myself get talked into growing a beard as the result of a fundraising contest for Camp Quest. Well, I'm not about to suffer through an entire scorching summer with this extra insulation - but I've let it grow freely for a month now, and I think that's more than enough time to judge the finished product. If you think you can handle the sheer masculine power, follow me below the fold...
The blog Ungodly News has created a whimsical periodic table of atheism, and I was surprised and pleased to find out that I'm on it:
I'm an actinide, if you can't find me - one of the green rows on the bottom, labeled as "The Wicked of the Web". I'd never have counted myself as one of the basic and indivisible elements of atheism, but given the distinguished company I'm listed among, this is a true honor! You may now commence the jokes about making compounds of atheists...
In other news, here's a quick link roundup:
• I was happy to hear that Geert Wilders has been acquitted by a Dutch court, putting an end to the shameful prosecution of a man for exercising the right of free speech. Whatever one thinks of Wilders' ideas, the correct way to respond to an argument is with another argument, not the threat of punishment. The court's ruling recognized this principle, even if it disappointingly described his opinion as "the edge of what is allowed".
• The self-help guru James Arthur Ray has been convicted of negligent homicide in the deaths of three people in a sweat lodge at an October 2009 retreat he organized. Woo is not harmless, not even the vague and fluffy-headed New Age variety.
• Via Andrew Sullivan, this haunting and gorgeous short film of Saturn and its moons, made by splicing together thousands of still images from the Cassini mission.
• In the wake of (unfortunately small and sporadic) protests by women across Saudi Arabia asking for the right to drive, a Saudi Arabian doctor has appealed for the right to choose her own husband. The fact that women are still denied these incredibly basic human freedoms ought to be a cause for national embarrassment in this ignorant and backwards theocracy.
• Via Slacktivist, an evangelical pastor tries valiantly to silence his own flickers of conscience over the doctrine of eternal damnation:
"It is clear that Bell is not comfortable with the idea that billions of people may suffer in hell. But then, who is comfortable with that? The majority of evangelicals who hold to the orthodox understanding of hell... are troubled by its implications."
Maybe those evangelicals should consider listening to their consciences for once.
As regular readers may remember, when our team of underdog bloggers triumphed last month in a fund-raising contest for Camp Quest, I vowed to grow a beard so as to prove that PZ Myers wasn't the only atheist overlord out there who could boast of manly facial hair. Well, that experiment is underway as we speak.
At the end of the month, I'll post before-and-after pictures with the results. In the meantime, the beard is still in an incomplete state, and I don't want it seen by the prying eyes of search engines until it's in its full glory. But if you want to see updates, I've been posting them every week or so on my Facebook wall - so if you're a fellow user of that sinister privacy-robbing corporate behemoth, why not send me a friend request? My friends list is sadly short compared to some of my fellow bloggers, and I'd like to take steps to rectify that.
And you know, it's the strangest damn thing, but ever since I started growing this beard, I've begun to find marine invertebrates unaccountably fascinating. Here's a mini-link roundup of some stories I've come across that I thought were worth sharing:
As I mentioned earlier this month, today is my first anniversary, and to celebrate, my wife and I are taking a vacation abroad. (We'll be going to Spain, where hopefully I'll be able to avoid the vicious hordes of elderly Catholics.) We'll be away from this coming Friday until Memorial Day weekend, and I'll probably have limited internet access. But never fear, Daylight Atheism won't go dark while I'm gone. I've found some guest editors to keep an eye on the site, approve comments, and write new posts to keep things lively around here.
There'll be three guest administrators minding the store this time. Returning from last time are SuperHappyJen and Ritchie, who did a superb job while I was away on my honeymoon and whom I have no doubt will do so again. For the third, please welcome Leah, whom you may already know as the author of Unequally Yoked. Be sure to thank them for volunteering! I'm eager to see what they come up with.
My thanks to all the Daylight Atheism readers who attended the meetup this past weekend in San Francisco. We had a very sizable crowd show up, much fun was had, and much sangria was consumed - all the hallmarks of a successful get-together, in my opinion. And thanks, of course, to the amazing Greta Christina both for suggesting the place and for brightening the whole evening with her presence!
I have no doubt that I'll be back in the Bay Area sometime. Until then, where else are there people who'd be interested in a meetup?
I do my best to live consistently with my principles and to stand up for atheism in my personal life, as well as on the Web. But sometimes, even I fall short. I had one of those experiences this past weekend, and I'm still not sure how I should have handled it. I'm posting this to gather advice, in the hope that I'll do better if this happens again - or, if it's still not too late to stand up for myself, to figure out what the best response would be.
My wife's godparents came over to our house for dinner last Sunday, for the first time since we moved in two years ago. They're an older couple, the same age as our parents. My wife's godfather is Catholic, like most of her extended family, while his wife is Jewish.
They'd run into traffic and arrived about an hour late, and since we were all hungry, I wanted to sit down and eat as soon as possible. Dinner was served, and we were all sitting around the table - when, completely out of the blue, my wife's godfather announced that this was a special occasion for him, and that he wanted us to hold hands while he said grace.
In that split second, I'm ashamed to admit, I couldn't think of any way to object that wouldn't sound incredibly rude. I let him take my hand, though I didn't bow my head or close my eyes, while he said out loud a brief, generic prayer of thanks that we could all be together (there was, at least, nothing offensive like thanking God for the existence of the meal my wife and I had spent several hours cooking).
I badly wanted to object at the time, and I still wish I had, but I don't know what I should have said. I have no desire to make a scene or to start a family feud. My wife's godfather is a sweet, well-meaning old man who didn't mean to proselytize or to offend, and who probably doesn't know (or had forgotten, if he ever did know) that I'm an atheist. Nevertheless, I object to the automatic assumption that I shared those beliefs and wanted to participate. It's just that kind of reflexive prejudice toward religion that I want to dispel.
Daniel Dennett has said that religion has contrived to organize things so that you can't object without being rude, and I personally felt the truth of that this weekend. But I'm convinced there must have been a more graceful way to deal with this, short of launching into a lengthy justification of my beliefs at the dinner table. Even now, I think, it's not too late for me to contact them and explain some things. What would you have done in my place?
As I mentioned previously, I'll be attending the 33rd annual convention of the Freedom from Religion Foundation in Madison, Wisconsin on the weekend of October 29-31. Yes, I know that's also the date of the Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert rallies; I made my hotel reservation and booked my flight long before those were scheduled. Their loss!
If you're also planning to attend (or if you just live near Madison) and would like to meet up sometime over the weekend, please leave a comment or send me an e-mail. The past few meetups I've planned have gone well, and I'm always interested in meeting readers in person...
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Bob Ferris, the executive director at the Yestermorrow Design/Build School, has decided to step down at the end of this year. I've had the pleasure of working with Bob as chair of the Yestermorrow board over the last two years, and on behalf of the board, I'd like to thank him for his service and wish him the best in whatever he chooses to do next.
Under Bob's leadership the school has grown substantially, attracting an ever-increasing number of students to the school and to The Valley. He has been responsible for broadcasting the Yestermorrow message, promoting good design and sustainability to a national audience. He has also been responsible for integrating the school into our community in a way that we hope will be a legacy of his.
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1. The Australian Pink Floyd Show: Dubbed as more than a tribute to the music of Pink Floyd, Aussie Floyd will be capturing and conveying the spirit and sound of the original band with the use of visual effects. The Theatre Royal show will also include an interactive element that will allow the audience to choose the material the band plays in certain sections of the show. 7.30pm. Tickets: 0115 989 5555, trch.co.uk
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3. Anais Mitchell: The Vermont singer-songwriter first stepped into the spotlight in 2010 when her album Hadestown was included in many critics' Top 10 albums of the year list. She is now touring the UK singing tracks from her newest release Child Ballads, a collaboration with Jefferson Hamer, which features a collection of traditional Celtic and British ballads. the Glee Club. Doors open at 7pm. Booking required: 0871 472 0400, www.glee.co.uk.
4. Kirstie's Best Of Both Worlds: Kirstie Allsopp stars in a new series with the aim to find buyers a home that provides them with the peace and quiet of a rural idyll and convenient access to the city. In the first episode tonight, she begins in Belfast, where newlyweds Grace and Lindsay are searching for their first home together after tiring of the rat race in London. 8pm, Channel 4.
5. Landscapes of Space: Hosted at the Djanogly Art Gallery, this is the first exhibition to be devoted to the paintings and prints of Tess Jaray since 1988. Jaray is dedicated to understanding the elements of space and pattern. She has looked at a number of large-scale places, including Centenary Square, Birmingham, and the forecourt of the new British Embassy in Moscow. Free.
6. Homunculus, Playing the Masculine Pathetic: The Nottingham Contemporary is screening a programme dedicated to current exhibitionist and artist Tala Madani. Featuring works by the likes of Wolfgang Stoerchle and The Kipper Kids, it will focus on Madani's interest in schoolboy humour and messy, infantile behaviour as aspects of masculinity. 7pm. Free.


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Real Talk About Home Births
I'd really love to love home births. The idea is wonderful. Mom (and whomever she wants by her side) is in a happy, warm environment—no bright lights or scary machines in sight—when she meets her son or daughter for the very first time, with no need to worry about being rushed out of "recovery" or denied the comforts she truly wants. As if those things didn't sound good enough, home births also cut parents' birthing costs by approximately two thirds. And considering that the cost of a hospital birth has tripled since 1996, that's very good news to a lot of families' wallets.
That said? I just can't get behind home births. Why? One simple factor, a factor that I think easily outweighs comfort, ease, and economics–and that's the life of the baby being born. Little ones born in planned home births are two to three times more likely to die in infancy than babies born in a hospital setting (some studies say the risk is even higher, but this number is the most solidly backed up). I'm used to home birth devotees rolling their eyes at these numbers, calling out the fact that women have been giving birth at home since the beginning of time, and that there are no definitive studies on the topic; but I beg them to look at the hard facts: In 2009, Colorado midwives reported performing 637 deliveries, and transferring another 160 pregnant women to hospitals either just before or during labor. As Michelle Goldberg reported in the Daily Beast, the midwives' patients suffered nine perinatal deaths—near double the state-wide infant death rate, which includes high-risk and premature births. Three of those home birth infants died during labor itself, something that's incredibly rare in a hospital setting.
Nine deaths out of 897 pregnancies might seem small, but it's not small at all to the parents who've lost their babies. And those parents are the only thing I can really think of when I hear that yet another one of my friends, or even some woman I meet at a party, is gearing up for a home birth (and more and more of them are—incidents of home birth rose by 29 percent between 2004 and 2009 alone). I know that there's a lot wrong with American hospital births—that many women lack control during childbirth in clinical settings, and that they feel they have no choice about what interventions are used and when. I also know that our health care system in general is broken and that hospital births are dauntingly expensive even to middle class families. I understand the desire for an alternative, but I don't understand ditching the whole system when it still seems to be the safest we've got.
Obviously women need to be free to make their own choices when it comes to prenatal health and childbirth, and I respect women's decisions. Some friends of mine have given birth to healthy, beautiful children at home—but that doesn't stop me from taking a deep breath and worrying when I hear that yet another mom-to-be who I care about is dead set on this option. I tend not to say anything or make a big fuss about it, especially if the mother is close to her due date (at that point, everything's pretty much set and I know I'll just cause more anxiety around the birth, which isn't helpful), but for those women who still have some time to think it through, I do tell them about the increased risk of infant death. I also tell them that if they do still want to go through with the home birth, that they should hire a licensed Certified Nurse Midwife, who has more solid medical training than a Certified Professional Midwife. My thoughts might be unwelcome to women who are really invested in the home birth movement, but as a friend and someone who is professionally focused on all aspects of pregnancy, I think I have to at least say something.
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Jakarta-based band Payung Teduh makes music that's easy to fall for. Evoking the sense of old Batavia like an aural postcard, the group could easily be called a retro act if its songs didn't feel so fresh.
Although the melodic turns and lead vocals are clearly reminiscent of Indonesian pop from the 1950s and '60s, Payung Teduh (Shady Umbrella) offers original charm that relies little on gimmicky imagery or arrangements. It's a singer-songwriter project with a distinctively Indonesian catch — easy listening without sounding cheap.
It is unclear how a band of progressive and alternative rock devotees developed such a particular hum, but leader Mohammad Istiqamah, or simply Is, suggests its current sound is merely part of a longer journey.
"We're not retro. We just play music, that's all," he said. "No genres, no limitations, nothing that makes us feel we have to live up to certain imagery or style."
Payung Teduh was formed in 2008 by students from the University of Indonesia's humanities school, who came together through a theater collective on campus. It was there that Is met Comi, a bass player whose main musical diet consisted of death metal and heavy rock such as German band Rammstein. The pair immediately hit it off and decided to perform spontaneous covers at a campus canteen, with Is handling vocal and guitar duties.
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The solution was to get a drummer, who ended up being Cito, Is's former bandmate during his days playing in the Dream Theater cover act Mirror. Then they added another friend from university, Ivan, who provided some color with guitar and ukulele.
With enough original songs, all of which rely on the tropical Indonesian atmosphere and well-crafted lyrics, Payung Teduh finally released its debut, "Dunia Batas" ("Limit World"), this year.
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Both kids got 1 goldfish and 1 snail for Christmas. I was all set for my daughter to give them some imaginary princessy type names... the fish is Fischer and the snail is Sheldon. Kind of cute:-)
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I understand that it's a gradual process to stretch out one's earlobes and wear jewellery that looks like the PLUG hearing aid concept – heck, it's even trendy to some – but that doesn't mean that I could imagine a lot of people actually using this hearing aid if it ever turns into a real product. [Design Affairs]
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As someone that's spent a long time with 3/4" stretched lobes I feel pretty comfortable saying that this is a terrible idea.
Nevermind that the timeframe from identifying the need for a hearing aid and using this product will be at least a calendar year (at the very minimum), very few people wear plugs through all of their waking hours as a matter of simple comfort. It's good to let the pressure off your tissue and take plugs out on a regular basis or discomfort and irritated tissue sets in for most people.
On top of that, these all look to be metallic surfaces - anyone with stretched lobes can tell you that wearing metals on a regular basis will result in vile, nasty skin that stinks and is just plain foul.
Nice image, silly product.
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Top 3 Thrills for the Budget Conscious Family
The dollar goes a long way in Mississippi, so we're the perfect people to visit if ...
The dollar goes a long way in Mississippi, so we're the perfect people to visit if you're looking for more fun and less spending. Below are our three top suggestions for budget thrills for the whole family.
1. LeFleur's Bluff - Jackson, Miss.
LeFleur's Bluff provides a lush green spot in the heart of urban Jackson. In addition to camping, fishing, picnic spots, and nature trails, the 305-acre park features a nine-hole golf course and a driving range. Enjoy fishing on 30-acre Mayes Lake, wildlife viewing, a 1-mile hiking trail, 2 playground areas, 9-hole golf course, 18-hole disc golf. See rates here, including $3 per vehicle, $13 for primitive camping, and $18 for regular camping. Reservations are highly recommended.
2. Buccaneer Bay Waterpark - Buccaneer State Park - Waveland, Miss.
Buccaneer State Park was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina but beautifully restored and reopened in 2013. The star of the 400-acre green space bordering the Gulf of Mexico is the half-million gallon wave pool. Admission is $3 per car; tickets are $13 for children under 48 inches and $19 for those over 48 inches -- around half the price of other water parks. Disc golf, playground, camping, and nature trail also available.
3. Tishomingo State Park – Tishomingo, Miss.
Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Tishomingo State Park is steeped in history and scenic beauty. Available are picnic areas with tables and grills, disc golf courses, compass course, hiking trails, playgrounds, multi-use field, vollyball court, and a swimming pool. Canoe trips and fishing are available on Bear Creek. Haynes Lake, a 45 acre fresh water lake, is available for fishing.The park also has the best rock faces in the state, with options for beginners and experts by permit. There are more than 100 documented climbing routes, ranging from 20-foot pitches to the 60-foot Jean's Overhang.
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Mississippi Book Festival Announces Author Line-Up
Plans for the inaugural Mississippi Book Festival are well underway, and organizers confirm that ...
Plans for the inaugural Mississippi Book Festival are well underway, and organizers confirm that the festival line-up includes John Grisham, Greg Iles, Bill Ferris, and Ellen Gilchrist among the more than 70 authors participating.
Holly Lange, Executive Director of the Mississippi Book Festival, shares, "We are thrilled that John Grisham will be joining a great group of Mississippi authors in Mississippi's inaugural Book Festival. He has taken an active interest in the success of this event and plans on appearing at the festival throughout the day. Because Mississippi is so rich with writers, we have assembled authors from a wide range of subjects that will appeal to every Mississippian."
The Book Festival line-up includes authors signing their books and covering topics such as history, short stories, poetry, civil rights, romance, sports & outdoors, children's stories, biography, literary fiction, southern popular fiction, comics, and the civil war.
The festival will conclude with a panel that includes Greg Iles, an early supporter of the event. Iles' new book, The Bone Tree, has received national critical acclaim.
John Evans, owner of Lemuria Books in Jackson, has been a guiding hand in the planning process. Says Evans, "Mississippi's literary contributions have enhanced our state and national culture. Our great writers are household names; many of their stories are our stories. But before great writers put pen to paper, they were first great readers."
The event will also celebrate the state's independent booksellers. All of the state's independent booksellers have been invited to participate as exhibitors, selling books and merchandise throughout the day. Additionally, self-published authors have the opportunity to participate as well.
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8 Unusual Mississippi Foods You Must Try
Mississippi is arguably home to some of the country's best food, and, espcially to ...
Mississippi is arguably home to some of the country's best food, and, espcially to non-southerners, also some of the country's weirdest food. We've gathered a list of some Mississippi traditions that may sound a little strange at first. Don't be afraid to taste outside the box. We're sure you'll find something on this list you'll want to take home with you!
1. Grits
Considered a staple food in the South, grits are made from ground corn and are of Native-American origin. Although commonly eaten at breakfast accompanied by butter and cheese, grits are now infiltrating lunch and dinner and have become a real show-stopper. Some common Mississippi recipes are shrimp and grits, grits and grillades, and even deep fried grits.
2. Koolickles
Standard fare in the Mississippi Delta region, these sweet and salty pickles are a treat on a hot summer day. The task of making Koolickles is a simple one: drain the brine from a jar of pickles, add in a pack of Kool-Aid and a cup of sugar, and return the brine to jar. Refridgerate until cold.
3. Tamales
Many hypothesize that tamales made their way to the Mississippi Delta in the early twentieth century when migrant laborers were brought in from Mexico to work the cotton harvest. In Mississippi, no two people make hot tamales exactly the same. Pork is traditional. Some folks use beef, while others prefer turkey. Some people use masa, while most prefer the rough texture of corn meal. Some eat theirs straight out of the shuck, while others smother them in chili and cheese. As it turns out, there are as many stories about how Deltans acquired tamale recipes as there are ways of making them. Check out Mississippi's Hot Tamale Trail for more ideas.
4. Peanuts and Coke
Exactly what it sounds like. Crack open a cold Coca-Cola, preferably in a glass bottle, and add a handful of salted, roasted and shelled peanuts. The two combine into a perfectly sweet and salty combination that also doubles as an afternoon snack.
5. Pig Ear Sandwich
With the flavor and consistency of bacon, this chewy and crunchy sandwich has been through four generations of Jackson, Mississippi's Lee family. The Big Apple Inn has welcomed patrons for more than 100 years in their downtown location. The ear is cooked to perfect temperature, slathered with spicy mustard, and slapped between two soft buns for a truly down-home, Mississippi experience. Another popular item on their menu is "the smokes", a smoked sausage sandwich.
6. The Slugburger
According to Mississippi legend, the term "slugburger" comes from the slang word for nickel. This deep-fried burger is made up of two ground meats, usually beef and pork, and an extender of soy grits. Visit Slugburger Café in Corinth for the total experience.
7. Hushpuppies
These deep-fried balls of cornmeal, flour, milk, sugar and onion usually accompany Mississippi's signature dish: fried catfish. The batter is mixed well and dropped a spoonful at a time into hot oil. The bread is fried until crispy golden brown, then cooled.
8. Biscuits and Gravy
This typical southern breakfast is sure to fill your stomach. Often served during the colder months, Mississippians bake fresh, from-scratch biscuits and top them with a white, flour-based gravy, sometimes called sawmill gravy, and freshly ground black pepper. Many add ground pork sausage to the gravy. Some even make a chocolate version, using cocoa, flour, milk, sugar, and vanilla.
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Win a Mississippi Resort Getaway For Two!
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July 4th - Mississippi Style
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Mississippians love finding reasons to celebrate, and the Independence Day holiday is no exception. From the Hills to the Coast, you'll find events, festivals and get-togethers sure to be fun for the whole family. Below are some of our Fourth of July celebrations from across the state.
- The Canton Balloon Glow & Patriotic Fireworks Spectacular will be held at the Canton Multi Purpose Center on Saturday night, July 4th. See the full schedule of events for the Mississippi Championship Hot Air Baloon Fest.
- Hernando Independence Day Celebration - July 3, 6 pm. Join us as we celebrate Independence Day at the Hernando Civic Center (Baseball Field Complex). Bring your lawn chairs for a night of entertainment.
Horn Lake
- July 4th Fireworks Spectacular in Horn Lake – Bring picnic baskets and blankets, enjoy children's activities and entertainment, all with free admissions. Food vendors will be available and the fireworks finale begins at 9 p.m.
- Laurel's Annual 4th of July Fireworks Show – Bring lawn chairs and blankets, and your family and friends, to enjoy fireworks from Sawmill Sqaure Mall parking lot and surrounding areas.
July 4th Celebration - The City of Meridian will host one of the areas largest July 4th Celebrations featuring a free concert and spectacular fireworks display over beautiful Bonita Lakes. Gates open at 3:30, concert starts at 6:00, and the fireworks begin at 9:00. Join us for an evening of family fun.
- Fireworks over the Mississippi River in Natchez - Join in the fun as Natchez residents line up all along the bluff to watch a spectacular firework show over the Mississippi River. The show will take place around dark and is free to the public.
Ocean Springs
- Ocean Springs 4th of July Fireworks Show – Do not miss celebrating America's Independence Day the Ocean Springs way. Bring your blankets and chairs, play volleyball, kids can enjoy the splash pad and everyone can end the evening with a BANG as fireworks lightup the night sky.
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- 16th Annual 4th of July 'Celebrate Your Independence' Fireworks Festival in Olive Branch – Music at 6 p.m., fireworks at 9 p.m. in Olive Branch City Park. This event is free and open to the public. Enjoy Kids Zone, great food vendors and more.
- Celebrate America Balloon Glow in Ridgeland - This annual Independence Day celebration in Ridgeland is a crowd pleaser. Come for the live musical entertainment, hot air balloons, and fireworks.
- Vicksburg Independence Day Fireworks Extravaganza - Celebrate the 4th of July in downtown Vicksburg! The fireworks extravaganza on the mighty Mississippi will follow live music by Mustache The Band at 7 p.m. and the fireworks at 9 p.m. The fireworks will be shot behind the Old Depot Museum, 1010 Levee Street.
- Southaven Patriotic Parade - July 3, 10 am at City Hall. After a short patriotic ceremony at City Hall, everyone parades around the lake in Jim Saucier Park, next to City Hall. Afterward, M. R. Davis Public Library provides everyone with refreshing lemonade and cookies at the Gazebo.
- Red, White, and You - July 4, 4-10 pm at the Waveland Pier. Waveland, on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, entered a national competition to win itself an all-expense-paid Fourth of July bash, complete with BBQ, entertainment, and fireworks, worth $50,000. Live entertainment, food, activities and games! This is a FREE event.
See a full listing of July events and festivals, and find more fireworks displays on the Gulf Coast.
Jenny Breaux's Beer Battered Onion Rings
Bring your onion rings to the next level by adding an aged oatmeal stout from Prohibition Brewing ...
Bring your onion rings to the next level by adding an aged oatmeal stout from Prohibition Brewing Co. to the batter. The bubbles from the beer will add a lightness and body to the batter, while the smoothness and slight sweetness of the oatmeal stout complements the onion's natural taste.
3-4 sweet onions
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1 cup Southern Prohibition Brewing Co. Hipster Breakfast oatmeal stout
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Heat about 3 inches of vegetable oil in a large fryer to 365 degrees.
Slice onions and soak in ice water.
Mix beer and flour to a pancake batter consistency.
Dredge the onion slices in the batter and place in hot oil until golden brown on both sides.
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The Band Perry to perform in Cleveland
GRAMMY Museum© Mississippi and Bolivar Medical Center recently announced The Band Perry will ...
GRAMMY Museum© Mississippi and Bolivar Medical Center recently announced The Band Perry will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, June 29, at the Delta State University Football Field in Cleveland.
GMM Executive Director Emily Havens said, "With The Band Perry coming off of a huge win of their first GRAMMY©, we are so excited to be able to make this happen. Their music combines a little rock with some country and appeals to people of all ages. Their show is elaborate and quite entertaining."
Fronted by Kimberly Perry and rounded out by her younger brothers Neil and Reid, the band has notched a string of hit singles, including the quadruple-platinum "If I Die Young" and "Done," the platinum "You Lie" and the gold-certified Country #1 "All Your Life." Their recent GRAMMY© win was for Glen Campbell's "Gentle on My Mind" for Best Country Duo/Group Performance. They've also enjoyed sold-out tours and a showering of honors, including multiple ACM, CMA, and CMT Music awards, as well as GRAMMY©, Teen Choice, AMA, ACA, and Billboard Music award nominations—all of which has cemented the sibling trio as one of the hottest acts in recent history.
All proceeds from the concert will benefit the construction of GRAMMY Museum© Mississippi. GMM is owned and operated by the Cleveland Music Foundation, 501C3 non-profit. Any donations are tax-deductible and sponsorship opportunities are still available.
For ticket information, visit www.yourdeltatickets.com or call the Bologna Performing Arts Center box office at 662-846-4626.
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Mississippi Leads in Farm-to-Table Movement
The farm-to-table and local food movements have become national trends, and Mississippi restaurants ...
The farm-to-table and local food movements have become national trends, and Mississippi restaurants are ahead of the game. Producing, delivering and serving local products in a way that showcases the food's natural beauty has become common in almost every corner of the state. Here are some of our best suggestions for eating farm-to-table style:
1. Parlor Market – Jackson, Miss.
Found in the downtown area of Jackson, Parlor Market prides itself on offering locally farm products, providing patrons information each week on where the food was farmed. The restaurant was the brainchild of the late Craig Noone, who dreamed of creating a hot spot for inventive local fare, featuring a new spin on southern favorites. Diners can expect to find items like duck carbonara, Mississippi rabbit and gulf redfish.
2. Delta Bistropub – Greenwood, Miss.
Featuring award-winning cuisine of James Beard-nominated chef and co-owner Taylor Bowen Ricketts, Delta Bistropub's unique cuisine is presented in an equally unique setting, a modern, contemporary interior tucked inside a beautifully restored historic building located one block north of The Alluvian hotel in downtown Greenwood. Their menu includes items like fried alligator with comeback sauce, cast iron quail, smoked elk and duck ragu.
3. Big Bad Breakfast – Oxford, Miss.
Owned by renowned Chef John Currence, Big Bad Breakfast certainly lives up to its name and has quickly become one of Oxford's most popular eats. One visit to BBB will guarantee you never look at a breakfast plate the same again. Whether it's the house-cured tabasco/brown sugar bacon, crispy southern fried chicken or the Anson Mills steel cut oatmeal, you'll be talking about coming back before you've left the table.
4. Crescent City Grill – Hattiesburg, Miss.
Robert St. John has spent more than three decades in the restaurant business. Twenty-seven of those years have been as the owner, CEO and chef of Crescent City Grill, Purple Parrot Café, Mahogany Bar, Branch, and Tabella, all in Hattiesburg. At Crescent City Grill, customers can look forward to a New Orleans fare with a Mississippi twist. Popular dishes include the sloppy roast beef po' boy, corn and crabcake bisque and eggplant Orleans.
5. The Manship – Jackson, Miss.
The Manship Wood Fired Kitchen is located in the historic Belhaven neighborhood of Jackson. The creation of Chef Alex Eaton and entrepreneur Steven O'Neill, The Manship transforms the essence of Mediterranean food and southern classics. Eaton and O'Neill strive to capture the cuisine of the countries surrounding the Mediterranean, while maintaining a southern flair. The menu designs are based on the relationship between the chef and farmers, and the food available at the moment. Some items you'll find on the menu include heirloom tomato bisque, farmer's market pizza, duck leg confit, and a long list of fresh, seasonal vegetables.
For more dining options around the state, see our Food and Drink page.
Shades of Blue: 3 Mississippi-Born Products
Mississippi is known around the world as the birthplace of the blues. Now its creative economy is ...
Mississippi is known around the world as the birthplace of the blues. Now its creative economy is adding two other shades of blue to its palette: blue jeans made in Oxford, and blueberries grown locally and exported internationally.
1. Blueberries
Recently, members of the Miss-Lou Blueberry Co-op, which includes farms from Poplarville, Purvis and Lumberton, exported their berries to India and the United Arab Emirates.
The idea began in January, when Dinesh Shinde, owner of Anusaya Fresh Worldwide in Mumbai, India, visited Miss-Lou co-op farms and decided he wanted blueberries for the first USA Blueberry Blast Celebration in India and Dubai. Anusaya Fresh will distribute the product throughout the two countries. The U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council, which is a member of the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service, coordinated the exports. Read the full story on Mississippi blueberries here.
2. Blue Jeans
Mississippi business Blue Delta Jean Co. (BDJ) recently opened a studio in Oxford, the company's first retail location open to the public. The company, originally based in Tupelo, has a focus on raw denim and uses all domestic materials. It also allows customers to customize their blues by selecting from a collection of denim, thread and hardware. Their Oxford studio carries custom shirts, hand-sewn leather goods and other unique American and Mississippi made fashion products. Get started designing your own pair of Mississippi blue jeans here.
Watch the short film on Blue Delta from Blue Magnolia Films and the Mississippi Creative Economy:
3. Blues Music
In May, Mississippi laid to rest B.B. King, the King of the Blues, and the world was reminded of Mississippi's influence, past and present, on America's music.
King, born in Berclair and raised in Indianola, went on to produce No. 1 hits, receive GRAMMY awards, tour nationally and internationally, make television appearances, accept hall of fame inductions, and ultimately gain a following that launched his role as a music icon. All the while, he never forgot where he came from, and rarely missed the chance to tell the world about Mississippi.
Markers dedicated to King can be found in Berclair, Kilmichael, Greenwood and Indianola, and he is mentioned in more than 20 markers along the Mississippi Blues Trail. A dedicated to the musician is also located in Indianola, King's final resting place.
To learn more about King and other Mississippi blues musicians, plan your trip to tour the state's blues trail, and experience first-hand where America's music was born.
Whether it's blueberries, blue jeans or blues music that strike your fancy, you'll find all three in Mississippi. Plan your trip at www.visitmississippi.org.
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Secaucus, NJ—Kosherfest 2010 proved that with innovative new products expanding the variety in the market, the rules may stay strict, but the taste and nutritional values are improving.
The natural products industry, organic food manufacturers and suppliers in particular, should be closely allied to all efforts at creating sustainable supply chains for business.
Ronkonkoma, NY—Industry veteran Jodi Drexler-Billet has brought to market the new Earthly Elements all-natural vegan personal care line, which will be distributed by supplement manufacturer Solgar Vitamin and Herb Company. T
Helios CORP and Sunbio announced that they received new dietary ingredient (NDI) approval for EstroG-100.
The Senate failed to vote on passing the Food Safety and Modernization Act on Thursday, November 18.
Reports indicate that food retail prices in nearly every category are in for higher-than-average inflation in 2011. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has said that for all food, prices are expected to rise 2–3%, nearly double the 2010 increase. Meat prices are predicted to approach a 3.5% hike, and dairy a 5.5% jump.
Boulder, CO—The practice of grass-based, environmentally friendly organic dairy farming is better for cows' health, and leads to better quality milk, too, according to a recent report. The research, conducted by The Organic Center and published under the title, "A Dairy Farm's Footprint," presents the conclusions that organic dairy farms support healthier, less stressed, more frequently lactating and longer-living cows. Organic dairies also have a smaller carbon footprint than high-production, conventional dairies (with manure methane emissions reduced by 60% to 80%) and produce milk with a superior nutritional profile.
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Migdal HaEmeq, Israel—Clinical Interventions in Aging has published data indicating that elderly individuals with memory recall problems may benefit from taking a omega 3–phosphatidylserine (PS) product.
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A celebration of local art work will highlight the holiday season as Desdemona's Art Gallery hosts its open house Saturday, Dec. 8. "We'll be open from 10:30 a.m. to at least 7 p.m.," said gallery manager Bailey VanKirk, "and after 4 p.m., many of our artists and craftsmen will be here to meet the public. We'll have complimentary refreshments to toast the season, several give-away contests to enter, and many of our artists are offering special prices for the event."


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Best Place To See Rock Chicks Working St. Louis 2001 - Black Thorn Pub
3735 Wyoming St.
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Some may call the Black Thorn Pub home simply because it's their neighborhood bar, and a comfortable and friendly bar it is. A wider circle seeks it out because it makes some of the finest pizza on the South Side, and it truly is marvelous pizza. Others, though, are drawn to the modest pub by the magnetic pull of rock & roll. With members of the Fantasy Four, Fred's Variety Group and Ouija manning the bar, the Black Thorn Pub has become the best place to see some of St. Louis' finest female rockers working their day jobs (well, OK, night jobs), so tip well, mind your manners and drink up at last call, because who knows? Some of those songs may be about you.


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Catawba County Schools announces the launch of the Early Head Start program, a new initiative funded by a $1.4 million grant from American Reinvestment and Recovery Funds. Early Head Start will be the most intensive program offered to date by Catawba County Schools to assist families with children in the 0-3 age bracket.
Currently, the Parents as Teachers program offers monthly family visits for 60 minutes and The Catawba County Parenting Network provides parenting classes. Early Head Start will use an age appropriate Parents as Teachers curriculum and is an additional program provided through the Catawba County Student Services department.
"This program will allow us to serve families with a high level of needs during the important childhood years from birth to age three," said Dr. Tim Markley, superintendent of Catawba County Schools. "It will be a vital component of our early childhood programs already in place and help to ensure that these children are prepared as they begin school."
The Early Head Start program provides services for prenatal woman and their families up to age 3. The current Parents as Teachers program serves families from the prenatal stage to age 5. There are differences and similarities in the Parents as Teachers program and the Early Head Start program, however, both programs are focused on assisting families to ensure that their children have tools needed to learn when they start school. Services are offered in the home and Early Head Start serves families across all of Catawba County. The chart below describes the components of both programs.
Parents as Teachers
Early Head Start
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Once a month for 60 minutes
Weekly for 90 minutes
Group meetings/socializations
Once a month
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35-40 families
10-12 families
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Family with child zero to 5
Families with child zero to age 3 and economic criteria
10 months a year
12 months a year
10 Parent Educators under the guidance of the Director of Student Services
EHS Director, Family Resource Coordinator, Mental Health Specialist and 7 Family Resource Educators
All of Catawba County – based in various schools including Hickory City and Newton-Conover schools
All of Catawba County – based at Sweetwater Early Childhood Center and Catawba Rosenwald
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Trained in PAT curriculum
Trained in PAT curriculum and Early Head Start performance standards
The Early Head Start program staff includes Early Head Start Director Gail Henson, Family Resource Coordinator Carolyn Bowser, Mental Health Specialist Cindy Austin, LCSW and seven Family Resource Educators to serve 80 families. Henson is responsible for the oversight and management of the program. Bowser will be working with the Family Resource Educators and the community to recruit families and plan family activities with the educators. Austin is a valuable asset to the program and is available to assist the families with mental health issues and concerns. She will be offering monthly group sessions on topics of interest to families. Austin will also be available to provide limited individual brief therapy on topics ranging from anger management to relationship issues, etc.
The Early Head Start families will benefit from seven Family Resource Educators who can provide child development services and case management services for 10-12 families each. All educators have been certified through the national Parents as Teachers organization. Additionally, each educator has received training in the Early Head Start performance standards. Educators will be assigned a geographic area to work and will provide services at a time convenient to the family, including evenings.
Family Resource Educators include: Sharon Young, Sarah Glissman, Luz Grisales, Patty Ehrnsberger, Christy Sigmon, Stephanie South, and AliceAnn Campbell. All educators have at least a Bachelor degree and have experience working with infants and toddlers.
For further information, contact Gail Henson or Carolyn Bowser at Sweetwater Early Childhood Center at (828) 327-3689. Henson or Bowser are available for presentations and welcome the opportunity to share information.


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Terrell Suggs said the Achilles injury that kept him out of the first part of this season may be acting up again.
The team's web site (baltimoreravens.com) reported this monring that Suggs told Yahoo! Sports Michael Silver that the foot was bothering him but he wanted to stay in the game on Sunday.
"My Achilles started acting up, and it felt pretty bad, but I was like, '[Forget that],' "the web site said that Suggs told Silver. "I wasn't going to let a repaired tendon steal our glory. We had work to do. We're trying to win a championship. And we had to make sure we did this for him."
The "him" was, Ray Lewis, playing in his final career game at M&T Bank Stadium as the Ravens beat the Colts, 24-9, in an AFC Wild Card playoff on Sunday.
Suggs had sat out the regular season finale last week in Cincinnati to help the foot and his injured arm feel better. That gave him two weeks between games.
The big question now is how he'll feel in Saturday's AFC semifinal in Denver when the Ravens take on the Broncos.
Suggs sat out the first six games of the season after injuring the Achilles during the off-season. The speed of that return stunned many people. Suggs likely won't be too happy about sitting out Saturday as a loss would end Lewis' career. He announced last week that this would be his final season.


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TRANSACTIONS: Originally signed by Miami as a rookie free agent on 7/28/11 … Waived on 9/3/11 … Signed by Miami to practice squad on 9/4/11 … Waived on 9/6/11 … Signed by Jacksonville to practice squad on 10/7/11 … Waived on 10/11/11 … Signed by Philadelphia as a free agent on 1/2/12 … Waived on 8/31/12 … Claimed off waivers by Jacksonville on 9/1/12.
PRO: Second-year TE has spent time with Miami, Jacksonville and Philadelphia … Claimed off waivers by the Jaguars on Sept. 1, 2012 … Suffered a knee injury in practice and was placed on season-ending injured reserve on Sept. 4 … Was on the Jaguars practice squad for a week in 2011 … Originally signed as an undrafted rookie by Miami in 2011 … Four-year letterman at Penn State ...
2O12: Spent the preseason with Philadelphia before he was waived on final cuts … Finished with eight receptions for 64 yards and two TDs in the preseason … Claimed off waivers by the Jaguars on Sept. 1 and suffered a season-ending knee injury in practice on Sept. 3 …
2011: Originally signed as a rookie free agent by Miami … Spent a week on the Dolphins practice squad … Spent a week on the Jaguars practice squad after signing on Oct. 7.
COLLEGE: Four-year letterman, playing in 52 games with 15 starts … Career totals included 56 receptions for 714 yards and seven TDs … Started 11 games as a senior and made 39 catches for 525 yards and five TDs … Played in all 13 games as both a junior and sophomore … Had 13 receptions for 160 yards and one TD as a sophomore … Graduated with a degree in marketing and economics.
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The country continues to slide towards civil war. Religious conservatives, seeing that they are facing a more hostile, younger and less religious population, are increasing their efforts to enforce conservative dress and behavior rules. This is leading to more confrontations between angry young people and religious conservatives threatening violence. More of these confrontations are turning violent, although so far the battles have not involved weapons (except for clubs and whips.) But once these disputes escalate to gunfire, the moderates will have martyrs that will inspire more widespread and heavily armed resistance. The police and religious vigilantes are increasing their patrols and raids on suspected parties where music and men and women
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Once again, I've thrown one of my sewing patterns into the Sew Fab Pattern bundle sale! Read on for all the details! Welcome to the Fall and Winter 2013 Sew Fab e-pattern Sale Event! Last February was the first ever Sew Fab e-pattern Sale and it was so successful and was so well received that Jenny Yarbrough of The Southern … [Read more...]
while I'm recovering from Sewing Summit exhaustion, here's a quick message from the Sew Fab organizer. Coming next week... For one week only, twenty-six pattern designers will be joining together to combine their best PDF sewing patterns (valued together at over $200.00) and selling them to you for the incredible price of $29.95! That's over 80% … [Read more...]
For 1 Week Only! The Sew Fab e-Pattern Sale!!!! (Plus a Giveaway!)
This is it folks! The cat has finally been let out of the bag. Just take a minute to take a look over the pictures below... ... has it sunk in yet? good. because... Today is the 1st day of the 1st ever Sew Fab e-Pattern Bundle Sale and giveaway, sponsored by The Southern Institute and Fat Quarter Shop! Over the past eight weeks a lot of … [Read more...]
Sew Fab e-Pattern Sale Announcement!
Guess what, Ladies (and gents?)!! Next week, I will have a special deal available for you all. One of my sewing patterns will be included in the Sew Fab e-Pattern Sale! I've been looking over this pattern bundle and OH MY FREAKIN' GOODNESS!!!!!! There is some amazing stuff in here! I'm not sure if I should be more excited for the deal you are going to … [Read more...]
Prepping a PDF Pattern (Sidekick Sew-along Day #1)
Today's the day! We begin the Sidekick Suitcase Sew-Along. Over the next four weeks, I will be walking through the pattern with you, giving tips, and answering questions. If all goes well, we will be able to finish up by the end of the month. Today, we will be printing off and prepping our pattern pieces. … [Read more...]
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IT'S FINALLY HERE! I posted it to my e-junkie shop yesterday! The Sidekick Mini Suitcase! It was a long time in coming (4 months-ish?), but I think it was worth it. This $10 ePattern includes gorgeous full-sized printable pattern pieces, 16 pages of instructions, and has been rigorously tested and reviewed by some amazing sewists. … [Read more...]


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Japan's citizenry fell by a almanac bulk aftermost year as the cardinal of deaths climbed to an best aerial in the bound crumbling country, the government said Saturday.Japan faces a looming demographic squeeze. Baby boomers are affective against retirement, with beneath workers and taxpayers to alter them. The Japanese avowal amid the accomplished activity expectancies in the apple but accept acutely low bearing rates.Japan logged 1.19 actor deaths in 2010 — the better cardinal back 1947 back the bloom ministry's anniversary annal began. The cardinal of births was about collapsed at 1.07 million.As a result, Japan apprenticed by 123,000 people, which was the best anytime and represents the fourth after year of citizenry decline. The top causes of afterlife were cancer, affection ache and stroke, the admiral said.Japanese age-old 65 and earlier accomplish up about a division of Japan's accepted population. The government projects that by 2050, that amount will ascend to 40 percent.Like in added avant-garde countries, adolescent bodies are cat-and-mouse to get affiliated and allotment to accept beneath accouchement because of careers and affairs issues.Saturday's address showed 706,000 marriages registered aftermost year — the atomic back 1954 and a assurance that bearing ante are absurd to jump badly anytime soon.
Japan population shrinks by record in 2010
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