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Bolton 2, Nottingham Forest 2 - Assombalonga nets twice to earn a point
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TWO goals from £5m man Britt Assombalonga helped Nottingham Forest to a valuable point at Bolton.
The former Peterborough striker twice helped the Reds to come back from behind at the Marcron Stadium, following goals from Joe Mason and David Wheater.
Stuart Pearce had this week spoken about the work rate of the 21-year-old striker, but he proved he can also find the back of the net, as he fired home from close range and then bagged a second from the spot, during an action packed first half.
More than 2,000 Forest fans made the journey north, to see Pearce maintain his unbeaten start as Forest manager.
Forest had a good early chance when Kevin McNaughton missed a header, allowing Assombalonga to ghost into the box from the left. He unselfishly squared a pass for strike partner Matty Fryatt, but he could not get the ball out from under his feet at the vital moment and Matt Mills was able to clear.
It proved to be a telling moment, even just a minute into the game, as barely two minutes after that it was the home side who took the lead.
A free kick from wide on the left was well delivered by Jay Spearing, perfectly picking out Mason, who flicked a header across goal and inside the far post.
Forest almost hit back as Michail Antonio won a header ten yards from goal, but the winger could not muster enough power in his effort to beat Adam Bogdan, who made a simple save.
Antonio was looking a threat down the left side, but it was actually a delivery from the advancing Dan Harding that carved out another half chance for the Reds, with Assombalonga just failing to connect with a far post header, after Bogdan had failed to judge the flight of the cross.
Jack Hunt then charged into space down the right with a rampaging run, before firing in a pacy cross from the edge of the box. Andy Reid connected with a header that Bogdan saved brilliantly but, when the ball rebounded to Fryatt six yards out, it seemed certain he would score – only for the striker to head straight at the Bolton keeper, who gratefully held on.
Darlow had to be alert as Craig Davies threatened to break clear down the centre, with the keeper quick out of his box to win a vital sliding challenge.
Forest did manage to find an equaliser when Burke cut inside from the right and delivered a left foot cross to the far post. Fryatt was strong, winning a header amid a melee of bodies, knocking the ball down for Assombalonga, who rifled home a decisive finish.
It was a well-crafted goal from three of the club's summer additions but, unfortunately for the Reds, their lead was not to last long. Less than two minutes later, in fact, Bolton were ahead again. Forest failed to properly clear a corner and Tim Ream fired the ball back into the danger zone, where Wheater was unmarked and left with the simple task of forcing the ball home from close range.
It was poor defending from Forest, who had kept clean sheets in their previous two outings, but were looking uncharacteristically fragile at times.
Fortunately, they also had plenty of attacking threat at the other end and, when Assombalonga darted into the box, Spearing was lured into a foul.
Assombalonga was quick to pick up the ball and march to the penalty spot. His finish was crude, but effective, as he hammered a low shot roughly down the centre of goal, to draw Forest level for the second time, in the 35th minute.
Forest almost took the lead when a driven shot from Fryatt, from around 20 yards, took a wicked deflection that wrong-footed Bogdan, but the keeper corrected himself well, scrambling to his left to make an impressive save.
As the game entered first half injury time, some patient passing from the Reds carved out a shooting chance for Reid on the edge of the box, but the Irishman was left beating the turf in frustration, after failing to hit the target.
A brilliant piece of skill from Fryatt helped Forest start the second half in positive fashion, as he lost his man on the right side with a clever pull back, before powering into the centre and feeding Antonio, who saw his curling right foot shot held by Bogdan in the centre of his goal.
Assombalonga came close to bagging his third as he stooped to connect with an Antonio cross, sending a header less than a foot wide of the upright. While skipper Chris Cohen also came close after dropping his shoulder to make room for a shot, which went wide with the aid of a deflection.
The resulting corner, bent in by Reid, saw Antonio plant a header wide at the far post, as Forest began to build a little pressure.
Following a slight dip in the pace of the game, Forest began to push again, with Reid seeing a dipping shot drop into the roof of the net, with Bogdan back peddling desperately and Antonio glancing a header wide.
But Davies should have put Bolton ahead for the third time, when presented with a free header six yards from goal, only to steer his effort over the bar.
Forest made their first change as Antonio was replaced by Eric Lichaj off the bench, with Hunt pushed forward into a more advanced role, as the American slotted in at right back.
And Hunt almost came close to bagging a late winner as he beat two men with a darting run into the box, only to see his shot charged down.
Bolton: Bogdan, McNaughton, Mills, Ream, Spearing, Mason, Danns (Trotter 70), Chung-Yong, Davies (Beckford 89), Wheater, Kamara (Pratley 66). Subs: Lonergan, Feeney, Dervite, Wilkinson.
Forest: Darlow, Hunt, Hobbs, Fox, Harding, Cohen, Burke (McLaughlin 90), Reid, Antonio (Lichaj 86), Fryatt (Veldwijk 92), Assombalonga. Subs: de Vries, Paterson, Grant, Osborn.
Referee: Eddie Ilderton, Essex
Attendance: 15,753 (2,517away)

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Can a hard heart be softened?
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 02:31 AM
Repent and believe in Jesus to receive the forgiveness of sins.
Repent means to have a change of heart.
To believe means to believe Jesus took up the worlds sin at his baptism, crucified all sin at his crucifixion and thereby condemned sin in the flesh rending it powerless towards the believer.
God has cleansed you.
Read 1 John. It talks about belief in Christ, how this belief has made you sinless, what constitutes as true faith in Jesus (water, blood, spirit) etc. I also sent you a PM!
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 10:31 AM
Being a Christian does not mean you will never sin again. We fall and we have to repent and go on with our walk with Christ. As we grow we fall less. But still even old time Christians can fall. But do not let the devil tell you it is too late, or that you were never saved because you mad a mistake. Repent and carry on.
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 01:22 PM
Over and over it says in the book of Hebrews, TODAY if you hear His voice, do not harden your hearts. It is unbelief that keeps people away. So pray, Lord, I believe, help my unbelief.
Turn your back on your sinful lifestyle and look to Christ to help you. Ask Him to come into your life to live His life in and through you.
Ask Him in you to love others with His pure compassionate love. Then read your Bible and pray every day, till your life becomes a life in constant communication and fellowship with God.
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 05:20 PM
So if you are a christian, and you sin and don't care you will go to hell? I am a christian, but every time i try to stop completely sinning i can't. And Can i sin to the point where i can actully go to hell? Besides rejecting jesus christ or blasphemising the holy spirit, which i will never do.
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 05:37 PM
So if you are a christian, and you sin and don't care you will go to hell? I am a christian, but every time i try to stop completely sinning i can't. And Can i sin to the point where i can actully go to hell? Besides rejecting jesus christ or blasphemising the holy spirit, which i will never do.
No, if you are a true Christian, you will not go to hell. You will not even "not care". If you are a true Christian, you will care. Maybe not immediately, but you will.
You will never stop sinning. It's in our nature. But sin does not necessarily send us to hell. I mean it does, but if we have Christ as our Savior, we are forgiven for those sins.
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 05:52 PM
Blessings gto5050
Welcome to Worthy ........I don't know that I could answer that for you,you will have to be the judge of that........I do think there is a point where continual sin can lead to destruction because there is obviously no repentance or willingness to repent....it brings me to Jesus Words.....
John 14:15New American Standard Bible (NASB)
15 "If you love Me, you will keep My commandments.
So the question is,does one truly love Jesus?I think if we truly love Jesus & submit to Him without reservations then the Holy Spirit convicts our hearts to where it almost aches & hurts to do what we know is not pleasing to our Lord......it seems to me just by your own admission that you keep TRYING not to sin that I think you have not surrendered completely.WE,by our own efforts will fail time & time again if we are trying not to sin,,,,,,,in relationship with our Lord & by the Power of the Holy Spirit is how we become new creatures in Christ Jesus & that change takes place but until you are willing to let go of 'self" & submit to Jesus as Lord of your life ,,,,,,well,see what I mean?
Whatever is your reservation,whatever it is that you are not willing to forsake is what is hindering you from walking in Spirit & in Truth.......I don't know if there comes a point when enough is enough & you need to get off the fence & choose one side or the other but my eternity is not worth the gamble ,,,,is this sin that your not willing to forsake worth eternity with God? Perhaps that is a better way of looking at it ....even the demons believe,that's the easy part I think.......now hang your flesh on the cross,maybe this is your time to grow and really commit to Jesus?
I don't want you to live in fear or sin condemnation,that is not of God but there comes a time in your walk with Christ where you become more accountable for your actions because of the knowledge He gives you,a time to advance & move forward in spiritual growth,it may or may not be a Salvational issue......there is sin that leads to death & therefore that means sin that does not but it will certainly be an obstacle in your living a life more abundant............I believe you have a lot to pray about & I will pray for you also
With love-in Christ,Kwik
BTW....you do not have a hardened heart,yet.......but Gods Word tells us that continually living in sin can harden our hearts,,,,,,,whatever this is,is bothering you to the point of posting it here & expressing your concerns,,,,,,a hardened heart (as others said)would not care about sinning & even consider the reprocussions,
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 06:09 PM
do you think i committed the unpardonable sin or even came close to committing that sin? You are right. I must surrender to the lord completely now, otherwise my heart will turn hard and at that point i will go to hell for sure. I put my faith to christ but i feel like if i keep sinning i will be a false christian.
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 06:46 PM
Blessings gto....
Absolutely not,I think you have come to a place where you are receiving the Word of God & you are going to make a decision to advance & move forward into becoming a more mature Christian.........we have to look out for one another & speak Gods Truth to one another .....with love & encouragement so that we can serve the Lord the best way we can........Our walk speaks the loudest my friend,how can we show others the way if we continue to do the things we know we ought not to do?What will others see when they look at us,the same old sinner we were before we came to Christ Jesus?
You are in growing stages,thats all .......& it is wonderful,to God be the Glory!!!! These are growing pains ,,,,,,,I believe you are going to come into a really good breakthrough & move forward!!!!You have an entire calvary of prayer warriors here to stand beside you & pray your way through this.......your heart is crying out to Jesus,thats what I hear.......I know He loves you & if you begin to take captive of every thought (& resist the devil)He will start to renew your mind & transform you........let us pray for the Heart & mind of Christ & Help from the Counselor into this new birth!!!!!
You know exactly what you need to do...now it is time to do it,,,,,,Praise the Lord! With love-in Christ,Kwik
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 07:03 PM
Anyone who is concerned if they committed the unpardonable sin has not committed it. If you did, your heart would be so hard you would not even care one iota about it.
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 07:05 PM
do you think i committed the unpardonable sin or even came close to committing that sin? You are right. I must surrender to the Lord completely now, otherwise my heart will turn hard and at that point i will go to hell for sure. I put my faith to Christ but i feel like if i keep sinning i will be a false Christian.
Beloved, It Is
Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts:
And see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting. Psalms 139:23-24
As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us. Psalms 103:12
Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth my word, and believeth on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto life. John 5:24
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Posted 04 August 2014 - 11:53 PM
Brother, if you have asked Jesus to come into your heart and save you from your sins you belong to him. When a person comes to Jesus he promises to bring to completion what he has started in your life. Sinning is something the Holy Spirit and your heart condemns when you do. I am so glad to hear you feel the way you do, that means your conscience is still working to bring you to repentance. Yielding yourself to God as a living sacrifice is only way you will find peace for your heart. Trusting him in everything no matter what is happening in your life you will see the salvation of God, and you will praise Him for it. Do not let your heart fall away from the love of your life. Think on him every minute of every day which will cause the Lord to have your attention and then he will speak to you directly. You will never be the same.
I feel like i have ignored God all my life, because i refused to stop sinning completely. I feel like my heart is hardened completely... is there any way i can soften my heart and serve Christ completely? I am a christain, but scared i may not be saved at all.
Php_1:6 Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ:
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Posted 05 August 2014 - 04:00 AM
do you think i committed the unpardonable sin or even came close to committing that sin? You are right. I must surrender to the lord completely now, otherwise my heart will turn hard and at that point i will go to hell for sure. I put my faith to christ but i feel like if i keep sinning i will be a false christian.
Stop thinking about hell. As a Christian hell is a non entity, it means naught.
Rather start thinking about Jesus more.
Kwik, in her post #7 says it all, there is no need for me to repeat it.
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Ethnocentrism among Four Ethnic Groups of Students Implications and Future Direction: The Case of Dilla College of Teacher Education and Health Sciences OSSREA Celebrating 35 years of Excellence in Research Promotion and Capacity Building About UsContact UsNewsSite Map Home Main Menu HomeActivitiesProjects & ProgramsTraining & ResearchPublicationsNational Chapters Members Register Individual MembersInstitutional Members Links Association of African UniversitiesAfrica PortalEuropean Economic CommissionIDRC-CRDIInstitute of Social StudiesSIDAUniversity of PeaceWorld BankUN - Economic Commission for EuropeInternational Social Science CouncilAfrican Studies Centre calendar and newsitemspasgr.org News and EventsThe Africa Desk Archive June, 2014 May, 2014 February, 2014 September, 2013 July, 2013 June, 2013 April, 2013 March, 2013 February, 2013 January, 2013 Who's Online We have 504 guests online United Nations Health, Poverty, Food SecurityUN AffairsLaw, Crime PreventionHuman RightsHumanitarian Aid, RefugeesEnvironment, ShelterCulture, EducationEconomic DevelopmentWomen, Children, and PopulationPeace and Security IOM EventsFeature StoriesNews ReleasesPress Briefing NotesSpeeches UNESCO NewsCapacity BuildingCommunication and InformationEducation RelatedPreservationWorld Heritage Center Union of International Associations,leader in global civil society network research Ethnocentrism among Four Ethnic Groups of Students Implications and Future Direction: The Case of Dilla College of Teacher Education and Health Sciences Ethiopia 2.13 Ethnocentrism among Four Ethnic Groups of Students Implications and Future Direction: The Case of Dilla College of Teacher Education and Health Sciences(Demewoz Admasu)Ethnocentrism understood as having positive attitude and behaviour towards one's own while negative and hostile attitudes towards other ethnic groups has become an issue of the 20th century, especially in multi-ethnic countries such as Ethiopia. Ethiopia consists of more than 80 ethnic groups with their own languages, heritage, and areas of settlement. These ethnic groups have long history of interaction and national representation. Each ethnic group needs to be studied in its own terms and in relation to others.Since 1991, ethnic politics has been exercised in the country. Political parties are organized along ethnic lines. Rationalization and decentralization of power is in order. Regional states are divided on major ethnic basis. Federal and national elections are answering the needs of those political parties. Regional, zonal, and Woreda civil and official positions are filled with natives of the respective regions. Federal positions are filled on ethnic quota systems.Whether or not this ethnic politics has brought about ethnocentrism is not (much?) researched especially by psychologists. There are some indications of ethnocentrism. Scholars have recommended researches in this area. Ethnic conflict is also reported to have displaced about half a million people from 1991 to 1995. This researcher, therefore, strongly believes that the issue of ethnocentrism, its implication on present-day and future Ethiopia, and its future direction should be carefully studied. Students of Dilla College of Teacher Education and Health Sciences are cases used for this purpose. The findings of this research would enlighten the society, the individual, the college, the government and others interested in ethnic matters in Ethiopia. Intervention programs may be suggested, if need be. Vigorous research attempts would be initiated, as well. In light of this, this research attempts to answer the following questions. 1. Are students of Dilla College of Teacher-Education and Health Sciences ethnocentric towards their own and other ethnic groups? 2. Is there a (statistically significant) difference in ethnocentrism among the different ethnic groups? 3. Is there a (statistically significant) gender difference in ethnocentrism among students of these ethnic groups? 4. Is there a (statistically significant) religion difference in ethnocentrism among students of these ethnic groups? 5. What is the implication of this ethnocentric attitude on students of the college? 6. What should be done in the future on ethnocentric attitudes and/or relations in the college in particular, and institutions of higher learning, in general?To carry out the research, four major ethnic groups of students (Amhara, Oromo, Tigre, and Gurage) of Dilla College of Teacher-Education and Health Sciences, Debub University, were selected. These ethnic groups were selected due to their relatively large size in the student population of the college. From the total sample, responses indicated as Amhara (47.9%), Oromo (24.5%), Tigre (9.2%), Gurage (6.7%), and others (11.7%). Data were gathered from 185 students of undergraduate degree program in the 1999/2000 Academic Year. Data collection instrument was adopted from Demewoz (1997) who reported to have made a descriptive survey of ethnic and racial measures, discussions with varying ethnic group colleagues, and so forth. The reliability of the instrument was reported to be .73. The instrument has three parts: Bio-data, bi-polar trait dimensions, and labelling the better dimension of the bi-polar continuum. Percentages, Chi-square, ANOVA, and Scheffe statistical tests were employed for data analysis. Nearly all ethnic groups of students considered in the study were found ethnocentric: they rated their own ethnic group higher than they did others. Some specific results that were statistically significant include: (a) the Amhara ethnic group mean ratings significantly differed between its own and the Oromo, between the Gurage and the Oromo; (b) the Oromo ethnic group mean ratings significantly differed between its own and the Amhara ethnic groups; (c) the Tigre ethnic group mean ratings significantly differed between own and the Oromo, between the Amhara and the Oromo ethnic groups; and (d) the Gurage ethnic group mean ratings significantly differed between its own and the Amhara, between its own and the Oromo ethnic groups.No significant difference, however, were observed in terms of gender, religion, and interactions; and in labelling the better continuum of the bi-polar trait dimension.The above results indicate that the subjects were ethnocentric. This could be partly explained by ethnic group membership and/or assumed similarity wherein one's own ethnic group is considered as a point of comparison, culturally and biologically superior, and wherein it is over evaluated while other ethnic groups are under evaluated. On the other hand, long history of interaction, superordinate common goals and high level of education seem less important in neutralizing the issue of ethnocentrism at the college level.From the above results, it can be learned that national feeling, unity, helping and cooperative behaviours may be endangered, national agenda narrowed and replaced by ethnic agenda. As a result, ethnic tension, violence and conflict may prevail. This problem may make it difficult to create a stable government. This may continue in future, as well. Some intervention strategy seems imperative.Educational equity, integrated pluralism, ethnic isolation, celebrating diversity, training scholars and designing researched intervention strategies may be opted based on multidisciplinary research for present and future Ethiopia. SDSN Course Climate Change Science & Negotiations Course IPAR IPAR- Rwanda Copyright 2006 All rights reserved. Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA)


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Census puts Nepal's population at 26.49 million
Population increased by 1.35%
KATHMANDU, NOV 26 - National Census Report 2068 (2012), released by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BS), has put the current population of the country at 26,494,504.
The report was released by Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai at a programme organised at Singha Durbar in the Capital on Monday.
According to the report, the population was increased by 1.35% as the population of Nepal was 23,151,423 in BS 2058.
Likewise, it has been found that the literacy rate has also increased within the past decade.
Also, the female population is slightly more than that of males. There are 13,645,463 women in Nepal, which accounts for 51.5% of the total population, while the number of males is 12,849,041.
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JCJC men's soccer team qualifies for playoffsOctober 14, 2012
SUMMIT – The Jones County Junior College men's soccer team clinched a playoff berth in dramatic fashion here late Friday afternoon.
Northeast Jones freshman JaMarcus Ducksworth scored on a header off an assist by West Harrison freshman Erik Johnson at 3:34 in overtime to lift the Bobcats to a 2-1 victory over the Southwest Mississippi Community College Bears.
It marks the fourth straight win for the Bobcats and gives them a 4-2-1 record in the MACJC South Division. JCJC will finish second in the division behind Pearl River (7-0) and ahead of Mississippi Gulf Coast (3-4) and Southwest (2-4-1).
That means the Bobcats will head to the MACJC State Tournament, which will be played Oct. 20-21 at the site of the South men's champion, Pearl River. The Bobcats are tentatively scheduled to play at 1 p.m. on Oct. 20 vs. the North men's champion.
In women's play on Friday, the 14th-ranked Lady Bobcats improved to 11-0-1 with a 4-0 win over the Lady Bears.
The JCJC women can claim the outright South Division title with a win over Pearl River at home on Tuesday. If the Lady Bobcats are the top seed from the South, they are tentatively slated to play the No. 2 team from the North at 3 p.m. on Oct. 20. If they are the second seed, they are tentatively scheduled to play the North champion at 11 a.m. on Oct. 20.
Bobcats 2, Bears 1 (OT)
The Bobcats took a 1-0 lead at 3:50 when Ducksworth scored his first goal.
Southwest tied the game at 82:36 when Jake Saltalamacchia scored.
That set the stage for Ducksworth's game-winner.
George County's Alan Davidson was in goal for Jones.
The Bobcats outshot the Bears, 16-5.
JCJC improves to 5-6-1 overall. The Bears fall to 2-9-2 overall.
The Bobcats play their final home regular season game on Tuesday against Pearl River. It will be "Sophomore Night" for both Bobcat teams. The women's game begins at 5 p.m., followed by the men's game at 7 p.m.
Southwest ends the regular season at Co-Lin on Wednesday.
Lady Bobcats 4, Lady Bears 0
JCJC scored a team goal at 36:08 to take a 1-0 halftime lead. Greene County freshman Kelsey Cochran scored at 58:13 off an assist by Northeast Jones sophomore Morgan Pace to make it 2-0. Oak Grove sophomore Cassidy Brinson assisted Cochran at 75:34. Northeast Jones freshman Lacey Guthrie ended the scoring at 85:43 off an assist by Oak Grove sophomore Kimberly Murray.
D'Iberville sophomore Aundrea Borchardt was in goal for the Lady Bobcats.
JCJC outshot Southwest, 13-1.
The Lady Bears fall to 4-9 overall, 1-6 in the division.


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Alison runs into her sister in the hall, when Emily tells her about the methadone, Ali explains that some methadone was stolen from the hospital the last time Meg was there. When Ali wanders off, Barbara arrives and Em tells her the latest. They bicker and Barbara accuses her of being behind this. Paul interrupts and Em tells him about the missing methadone. Paul still refuses to jump to conclusions. She accuses him of always thinking the worst of everyone except Meg. Barbara slips into Meg's room and questions her. Meg continues to insist she isn't on drugs and points out that Emily was also at the hospital when the drugs went missing. Barbara returns to the bickering couple and points out that Emily was also in the hospital. She and Paul accuse his wife of drugging Meg. Meanwhile, Meg eavesdrops, takes some methadone out of her purse and smiles.
Paul is at the hospital checking in on Meg and Emma. They recount her erratic behavior. Emma orders Paul to leave and stay away. Meg defends him and he leaves to see the doctor. When Emma departs, Emily shows up with flowers and advises Meg to concentrate on getting better. Meg begins accusing her of casting spells on her and leaps out of bed. As she screams and attacks her, Emma and Paul rush in to break them up. Paul takes Emily outside and asks her why she is even there. When he suggests that she deliberately set Meg off, she tells him none of this is her fault, Meg is just insane.
Barbara brings Eliza to the hospital to see Meg. After holding the baby for a minute, Meg calms down. Paul picks up the baby and walks into the hall. Emily is there and repeats that she wants Meg to get well. Barbara is left behind to ask Meg about how she has been feeling. She offers to help her find out what has been going wrong. Emma and a doctor come in and they discuss Meg's feelings. When the doctor walks out, Barbara corners her and suggests he run a tox scan on Meg.
Paul goes home. Emily massages him and tries to talk him into letting her help him get what's best for them.
At the Lakeview, Meg and Eliza are taunting each other about who has been more of a mother to Eliza. Paul and Emma try to keep them calm. After Emma takes her daughter away, Emily complains that Meg is falling apart, he thinks that's what she wants. He suggests that she be Eliza's godmother. She likes that idea. Emma and Meg return and Paul explains his idea. "No, absolutely not!" Meg objects. Bickering ensues but Emma says this is a good idea and ushers her daughter out. Whispering to Meg, she tells her not to antagonize Emily. She gets a call from the farm that there has been an injury so she has to run off.
At the church, Paul worries to his mother about Meg. When she asks him if she can move into Fairwinds, Emily pops up to say it's a horrible idea. Meg arrives alone. She takes Eliza in her arms as Ali arrives and Henry trails in. He locks eyes with Barbara. Paul walks over and asks Henry to be the godfather. The clergyman arrives and the child is christened as Vienna runs in. Once the child is christened, Paul thanks everyone for coming and then pries Eliza out of Meg's arms as they all file out. Vienna stays behind to snipe at Barbara and Henry rambles excuses.


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Our beloved Countess LuAnn from "Real Housewives of New York City" is always posting pictures on her Twitter account. She is always at different evens and meeting all kinds of people. Today she posted a very interesting picture. The picture shows The Countess and Comedienne Lisa Lampanelli. New BFFs?? They would make an interesting pair!
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Jill Zarin Fired From "Real Housewives?
New York housewife Jill Zarin will appear in the Chicago tour stop, and The New York Post reports that her appearance might be part of a hard push to get back on the hit Bravo show.
Though the most recent season of New York — the fourth — got the show its highest ratings to date, The Post reports that Bravo is looking to add new faces to the cast and that Zarin is worried about being "phased out."
Jill has always been my favorite on the Real Housewives of New York! This better not happen because I can't imagine the show without her! Also, the better not even think about firing my precious Countess!!!


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KINGSTON, R.I. -- November 2, 2001 -- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Frank Williams will spend an afternoon at the University of Rhode Islands main campus in Kingston on Thursday, Nov.8. His visit is sponsored by the Rhode Island Press Association and the University of Rhode Islands Departments of Journalism and Political Science.
From 1:30 to 3 p.m., the chief justice will hold a workshop on covering the courts for about 15 reporters representing newspapers from around the state. District Court Associate Judge Robert K. Pirraglia and retired Superior Court Presiding Justice Anthony A. Giannini are also expected to be in attendance.
At 3 p.m. the chief justice will give a public address in Atrium I in URIs Memorial Union. The topic of his talk is: "The Third Branch and the Fourth Estate: Finding Common Ground." The talk will be followed by an informal reception in the Atrium.
Williams was appointed chief justice by Governor Lincoln Almond and unanimously confirmed by the state legislature in January 2001 after serving for nearly six years as associate justice of the Superior Court.
A practicing attorney for more than 25 years, Williams also has a long career in public service, serving as a solicitor and arbitrator for a number of Rhode Island towns and communities.
Williams is also one of the nation's leading authorities on the life and times of Abraham Lincoln and one of the country's most renowned Lincoln collectors, having amassed an unsurpassed private library and archive that ranks among the nation's largest and finest.
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