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I had never interviewed Vince Vaughn before last night's premiere of "The Break-Up." And he IS that guy women SAY they want.
If you read one of those man polls in a women's magazine, typically, the consensus will be the average woman wants a guy with a great sense of humor first, then personality, followed by looks. After four years of marriage to dude with six pack abs and model good looks, Aniston went that route.
My first impression of Vince was everything I expected and more. He's an Alpha male who's funny - perfect wingman for a daytime Cubs game with brews and dogs… little bar hopping after - but very warm and engaging. He looks you in the eye and makes you like him.
Vince came to Hollywood looking for great acting roles… he's got them. The gossip about his love life is totally unexpected but he's learning to handle it… not polished yet but learning.
I opted to spend my first meeting with him having fun and not putting the screws to him. It was a good call. Big laughs to start the long road ahead.
One final thing about Vince… considerate: as he mounted the steps to my platform at the premiere, I stopped him on the last one. At 6'5", I wondered if he'd be interested in doing the interview eye to eye. He obliged acknowledging he is "circus tall."
Now if only Nancy would do the same.
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This is an exceptionally well carved example of a type of headdress ornament that was made in a variety of sizes; this one is among the largest. Many Chinese of this period wore their hair on top of their head and crowned the arrangement with a jade ornament of this type. However during the last imperial dynasty of China, the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) men wore their hair in a plait and such head ornaments were no longer used. Many of them were subsequently converted into knobs for lids of bronze vessels.
A powerful coiled dragon emerges from the top of the complex openwork carving, supported on a curved plain underside, which is pierced by two pairs of holes. The body of the creature is embellished with deeply incised lines; a pearl is clasped in its claws. Its uplifted head crowns a convoluted composition in which the dragon body is entwined among cloud tendrils.
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Thinking of the blind and acting for the blind is a great thing for the Scouts, specially on their International White Cane Day. As a teacher who teach Braille to the non blind Scouts to communicate with the blind and to build friendship with them, I am so pleased to hear about this noble deed.Thanks. Translate


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The individuals and groups, historians, lovers of flora and fauna, the volunteers who look after the stiles, bridges and paths: all have contributed.
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Each mile is the result of a labour of love by our walkers. They showed us their favourite footpaths, suggested beguiling little deviations, even shared their favourite 'private' views.
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This course is designed to equip students for transitions in their education and life. The course includes an introduction to the university and its resources, study skills, and personal resource management skills. Students will be actively involved in learning and integrating practical applications to promote success.
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Demonstrate the ability to utilize relevant resources to complete your program of study Develop the personal characteristics needed to be successful as a college student Demonstrate student life success practices by developing critical thinking, studying, and writing skills Explore the skills needed to prepare for and conduct a successful job search
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A 19-year-old university student who told police his younger brother shot dead their parents before killing himself early Sunday was questioned by police on Monday after crime scene investigation indicated some irregularities in his account of events.
The young man was taken to Pratunam Chulalongkorn police station on Monday afternoon for questioning after forensic investigations concluded that the gunshot wound to the 16-year-old alleged gunman was not reconcilable with the position of the pistol found at the crime scene.
The parents, aged 41 and 44 years old, and their younger son were found dead in a bedroom at their house in Pathum Thani's Thanyaburi district on Sunday. The older son told police he arrived home Sunday afternoon and knocked on his parents' bedroom but there was no answer.
He said he broke open the door and found the bodies of his parents and his brother inside and told police that his brother could have been under pressure after being reprimanded for having poor exam grades and being addicted to playing games on his smart phone.
Pratunam Chulalongkorn police chief Trakul Kiewprasert told reporters that police were investigating further and had not yet concluded that the younger boy was the killer as claimed by his brother.
The policeman, who questioned the teen for about an hour, said forensic officers found that all three victims were shot in the left side of the head, while the pistol was dropped near the right hand of the 16-year-old.
The position of the gun led to the assumption that he was right-handed, so it would have been unusual for him to shoot himself in the left side of the head, Pol Col Trakul said.
The older boy's initial testimony about the surveillance camera system at the house also contradicted what investigators discovered later, he added.
Police escorted the 19-year-old to the house where they examined his car and took some of his clothes for examination, before accompanying the student to his condominium in Bangkok on Monday evening, to collect more evidence.
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My dad gets to go to Japan quite often on business and, after I overcome my jealous rage, I like to ask him to bring me back things. While I'm not going to push my luck and give him an extensive Hakuhodo order, I did ask him to get me a magazine on his recent trip. He got me two because he's amazing: Maquia and Biteki. I haven't got around to reading the articles because I've been mega busy, so I thought I'd just share some of the pictures today. (Click for bigger versions)
Let's start with one of my favourites! I'm pretty sure I love this one mostly because of the hair, I wish I could pull it off but when I try a 'messy updo' or whatever it's called I just end up looking like a vagrant.
This next one is one of the few photos that featured a darker lipstick; it seems like summer is home to pale, barely there lips and the more striking lip colours are saved for winter and autumn. I love how minimal the rest of the face is, it seems that executing a red lip without doing a full face is becoming more popular. And that makes me happy. Because I'm lazy.
When I first saw this one I was pretty surprised: the defined dark under-eye liner seems to be pretty rare in my experience of Japanese magazines. On second look, I saw the writing underneath describing this as a look typical of foreign celebrities, which kind of explains it. I must say it's not a look I love – mostly because it doesn't suit me and I'm biased like that – but I thought it was an interesting addition to the magazine.
The rest are from an interesting section about 'lineless make-up': point make-up that seamlessly blends into the rest of your face. It doesn't sound that special – I mean, I'm pretty sure most people try to blend – but I think to really get it perfect (especially without using cream products) it requires quite a bit of skill.
Eyes: Use opposing colours to draw attention to eyes when not wearing eyeliner:
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Cheeks: Blend a whole lot. Put foundation on top if you have to.
Lips: Use your finger to apply, blending from the centre out, then put some highlighting powder just above your cupid's bow. (Also have an awesome Michelle-Pfeiffer-as-Selina-Kyle-pre-catwoman-hairstyle. This is very important.)
Right and that's my intro back into blogging! How have you all been? What make-up are you excited about? Which blog posts have you read/written recently that I should read? I've been so busy that I'm completely out of the loop, catch me up on anything you find exciting right now (this includes you, lurking person).
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Leave space for the Other
A few days ago we began Lent.
I want to share some reflections with you that have been with me during these days, and that I have already put before the seminarians.
Lent invites us to leave behind the image we have of ourselves, to encounter God and to be able to find our I in him. It is he who opens wide the true dimensions of our personality. It is he who teaches us what the good would be for our lives, and what are the paths to reach it. Of course, in this transition we have the impression of dying. Fr. Giussani commented countless times on this experience of mortification as being like death. It seems like you have to leave everything.
Sacrifice is to leave space for the Other. To let the Other occupy a space in my life, to gradually enter my life until he fills it completely, until he becomes my I: it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me (Gal 2,20). Sacrifice is to leave space for Christ. It is the Passover, the passage from the apparent to the real, from the devil to God, from the I as the meaning of everything to God as the meaning of everything.
The purpose of Lent is not mortification, but that each person would find himself: the one who loses himself, finds himself. Sacrifice is the path which is necessary for our nature, which is inclined to evil and division, to be able to discover its identity.
But it is not a sudden passage. It requires much time. The common meaning of sacrifice, which is by no means trivial, is suffering. Why do we think of these two words as strongly connected? Why does making a sacrifice cause us to suffer? Because it involves a change. It is a sacrifice, because it is the passage to a greater good in which we do not yet fully perceive the light. But God guides us and fills us with consolation.
In the eleventh chapter of The City of God, St. Augustine says that the one sacrifice is communion. The one sacrifice is the passage to communion, to be able to say: "you are my I." The one sacrifice, therefore, is love. It is the great revolution introduced into the world's history first by the prophets, and then by Jesus. His love makes possible every sacrifice to affirm the other, even the sacrifice of one's life. This is why the Church identifies virgins and martyrs with the highest form of love, because virginity and martyrdom testify that the greatest joy in life is to affirm the other, to affirm that everything is the other.
The little Lenten sacrifices we did as children made no sense except from this perspective: to affirm the fact that the other is everything. Likewise, the sacrifices that the Church invites us to live during this time of Lent, such as fasting, almsgiving and prayer, are not a renunciation, but an affirmation. In this sense sacrifice is an anticipation of the Resurrection.
Sacrifice, then, is the path to communion, it is the space we open to the Beloved. It is also true that in the supreme moment in the history of the world, sacrifice and communion are two words that indicate the same reality: the Eucharist. In the Eucharist we come to perceive that sacrifice is already communion, it is already everything, because sacrifice is to make space for the Other, and this is already everything.
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(Letter sent to the priests of the Fraternity of St. Charles, February 2010)
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Encounter: In Silence for the Church
Massimo Camisasca and some seminarians met with Mother Cristiana Piccardo, at the women's Trappist monastery of Vitorchiano. Here are some excerpts from her address.
Friendship is the most beautiful thing in life. I don't know how one could live without it. The pope has said that with baptism we enter a community of friends, who will accompany us until death. This is precisely what we have been studying during these days, looking at one of the best known mediaeval fathers, Aelred of Rievaulx, who is sometimes called the Bernard of England. He writes that friendship is first of all a pedagogy. Secondly, it is a stairway to friendship with God. His whole pedagogical structure is based on this: if you are a friend of God, you will be a friend of human beings; if you are a friend of human beings, you will approach God. Of course, this means a path of great humanity, freedom and respect.
This morning we were commenting on a statement of Cardinal Scola: "The relation with the other is always both an embrace and a clash." The other is different, he is otherness. If you truly want to enter with respect and fidelity into that otherness, you must accept suffering. The experience of friendship, then, passes through suffering. Authentic friendship respects otherness. This means to accept what is different with gratitude, because the different completes me. This risk of mutual belonging is described well by John Paul II in Novo millennio ineunte: "The other is part of me." I must love my brother to the point of intuiting his desire, and going out to meet it. The other is never a stranger, he is part of me. He is necessary to my path of conversion, necessary for my progress in life. We are always moved at this level, and precisely this level means friendship.
Friendship is not merely a pat on the back. Friendship is to commit oneself to the good of the other, a passion to walk together, a desire to will the same things. In our order, we are beginning to use a term again that we coined 30 years ago, but which didn't have much success at the time: the term "common vision". A community must move according to a common vision, or it will not be able to formulate that purpose that is essential for a full acceptance of everyone. This means a risk of friendship, of trust, of giving the other credit; an acceptance of difference as richness, even if it may hurt me or cause suffering. Now we have the joy of seeing that things have progressed. Aelred says that friendship is the only pedagogy for living together: I like you because you are here, because you exist. You are necessary for my conversion, my sanctification, my walk towards God. I like you because God has put you in my life. It is a much deeper reality. I cannot conceive of a different way.
When I first entered the monastery, the silence was extremely rigorous. You couldn't say even a single word. The only possibility for communication were the famous hand signals that expressed what you wanted to say. I can't say whether it was hard or easy, it's just the way it was. I remember two basic things that made a taste for silence possible for me. First, night prayer, the time dedicated to the vigils in the middle of the night, the office of readings and the nocturnal lectio. To be able to await the dawn as a sign of the encounter with the coming day, with Christ the light: this anticipation was almost palpable in the atmosphere. Even if someone were incapable of silence, it was an education in savoring something that was of the essential to the night and essential to night prayer. Second, slowly realizing (I am speaking of almost 50 years ago) that silence did not hinder communication. I remember my joy one day when I was able to recognize my sisters by the shoes they were wearing. I could name each of them from their shoes! It was a taste of the possibility of a much deeper communication.
There is another aspect that goes back to the experience of the first Lents. There was a lot of work then, because we only worked in the fields, and food was scarce. We got a boiled egg at Easter and Christmas – the rest of the year it was vegetables, pasta and a bit of cheese. During Lent we even went without that. Of course, the silence made all this weigh on us more heavily. Toward the end of Lent, a wave of giggling began in the novitiate that went on forever. We giggled in every room and every corner… it was non-stop laughter. Perhaps from that moment I understood that silence was this possibility of communicating, in the midst of such essentiality, the joy of being alive. This has always remained with me as a great joy. Today, silence is very different. First, because we no longer work in the fields. Work today requires explanation, mutual clarification. Dialogue has become part of relationships among the Trappists. The hand signals have disappeared; words are used when necessary. What has remained, however, and is something that fascinates me, is the use of words only for what it is truly worth saying, for saying what is essential. Using words for chatting, like most people do, makes no sense to us. We continue to teach an essentiality in relationships that gives words the weight they should have, meaning that superficiality is excluded and we gradually enter a reality of greater content. This is only possible, however, if there are some truly strong moments in life. For us these are above all the nocturnal times, when the silence in the universe of creation truly enters you, even through the pores of your skin.
If one lives silence, he ends by loving silence, and understands that silence is truly a music, because it gives you the possibility of perceiving all of reality in a way that noise never can.
Faithfulness to origins and mission
One must be very faithful to origins. If someone has not known how to receive, he will not know how to pass on. We have experienced this often in our foundations. Which have been our most successful, our most beautiful foundations? Those that have remained faithful to their roots, never betraying the originary source of their consecration, their ministry. In these places there is truly a common vision. Vitorchiano has handed on to them a vision, a life, a purpose, a way of being, that they have lived completely. In doing so, the original sisters of the new place have assumed this vision, transforming it into something unique to that place, though still universal.
I want to recommend to you that, wherever you go, don't invent anything. Propose to the people the proposal you have received. Make sure that the people intuit, recognize and see in you the grace that has formed you. For us, the possibility of maintaining a unity among our foundations depends on the consciousness of having received something unique, extraordinary, essential and strong, that has shaped our lives, giving them meaning. It is this that we simply want to live in the place where the Lord calls us.
I am certain of Christ
Of Jewish origin (through his mother); an Islamic scholar; formerly a Buddhist adept. Now, a Catholic priest in the Holy Land, after working in Morocco and Saudi Arabia. If you wanted a poster boy for the postmodern concept of globalization, you could find it in this missionary from California, a "beanpole" of almost 2 meters ("6 feet 2 inches, to be exact") who can't be missed in the alleys of the Holy City. He is Fr. Vincent Nagle, priest of the Fraternity of St. Charles, stationed in Jerusalem since 2007. After first teaching English at the Catholic University of Bethlehem, he then headed the Catholic parish of Nablus: "The patriarch sent me. No priest would look after the place," he says. He is now the assistant pastor at Ramallah in the Palestinian Authority, also serving as the spiritual father to two houses of Mother Teresa of Calcutta's sisters.
"I am certain of Christ." Padre Nagle often repeats this phrase, which manifests a faith rooted in long experience. But what can it mean in the Holy Land – that place of contradiction, of division among Christ's followers, crisscrossed by perennial hatreds between individuals and peoples? "Here Christians are 1.3% of the population, and one can feel isolated. But I can't come before Christ and think of myself as other than being in an ongoing experience. Often I say to myself: if I am here in the Holy Land, it is not to improve the situation of Christians, but because Someone sent me. I see this from the changes in the lives of some of those around me: when there is someone who no longer has reasons to live, and at a certain point he finds them, I know Whom he has encountered. When I see patriarch Twal confronting impossible questions and then, after a night of prayer, go out ready to face the situation, I understand that I am certain of Christ".
This "Christian certainty" has its roots in Fr. Vincent's life story, which is colored by adventure. "I was born in San Francisco into a family with a Jewish mother and a Catholic father, the 6th of 8 children. The first 4 received a Christian education (Catholic school, parish, etc.), but the four younger ones, myself included, much less so. My dad had begun to have "problems" with the Church, given his far-left orientation. I was 4 when the family moved to the country, still in California, near the sequoias. It was there that 1968 hit … three years earlier was '65, when there began to be hippies and flower children. My mom followed a guru; at 15 my oldest sister became a fervent Buddhist, and for years, I went to Buddhist meetings. We were immersed in the spirit of the times."
Vincent began high school near San Francisco, and a friend who attended a Catholic parish invited him to a meeting: "But the content of the faith wasn't there. The Church in the United States at that time was soaked in the dominant progressive culture." The awareness of being Jewish remained very alive in the young Californian: "When they asked me if I was going to join the army, I said no. But I added: for Israel, yes! My mom instilled in me a strong Zionism: I knew all about the Holocaust, the Nazi persecution…". Vincent then began to attend college: "I understood that there was Someone in the world, that religion could not be reduced simply to living together happily, that there was something that could change people's hearts. A priest said to me that this was Jesus Christ. I had never read any Christian authors, because I thought they weren't worth my time, so convinced was I that they were 'anti-human'. Then my mom's guru, during a discussion on the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, blurted out: 'But of course it's true! If we have come from the divine, we must return there with our bodies.' It was at that point that I began to read Christian writers."
Vincent continued his studies at the University of San Francisco, which is a Jesuit university, but he found little of Catholic inspiration there. He signed up for humanities, devouring the classics of western thought. After finishing his studies, he went to Morocco to teach English, from 1981-1983. "My colleagues were members of the Muslim Brotherhood (one of the most important organizations in radical Islam, ndr). It was they who forced me to take seriously the question of God. I remember one night when we were talking, they said to me: God is God; he is not according to your idea of him.' And I understood simply that He is God, and I'm not. I had done a lot of Buddhist meditation, but I had never prayed. I wrote to my mother, asking her to send me something to pray with: she sent me a missal from a Catholic goods store. Later I found a rosary, and began to use it."
Vincent then experienced a rather intriguing parenthesis: from 1983-1985 he taught English to Saudi Arabian spies at a secret center near Riyadh. Then, back in the U.S., he studied literature at Berkeley. There he encountered his old milieu, that of the American left: environmentalism, the homosexual movement, supporters of the Nicaraguan Sandinistas. "I read the writers of the Catholic dissent, Hans Kung, Edward Schillebeeckx. But I felt I was onto a treasure, a diamond that was in the Church, even if it was covered by 30 feet of mud – but it was there. And I wanted to know more. I understood that many of those around me had no interest in this diamond – they only wanted to remake the Church. I looked for someone who would help me rediscover that treasure. I began to spend time with some traditionalist Catholic students, but this began to make me always angry at progressive Catholics, because I thought they wanted to destroy my treasure. It was at that point that I met Communion and Liberation. For me it was precisely – a liberation! I understood that everything about Christianity simply boiled down to a question: come and see!"
From there, everything flowed for Vincent like a waterfall of grace: he entered the seminary of the Fraternity but, having already studied theology in the U.S., was directed to study Islam at the Pontifical Institute for Arab and Islamic Studies (PISAI), where he had Maurice Borrmans and Samir Khalil as teachers. Then he was transferred to the U.S., where he was a hospital chaplain, and finally to the Holy Land. "I am certain of Christ." After such an adventure, the certainty of this truth for Fr. Vincent is a diamond to be invested in over time.


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Favorite Lynchburg restaurant- Waterstone Pizza
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Favorite Place on Campus- The Eternal Flame behind the Carter- Glass Mansion
Favorite restaurant in Lynchburg - The Depot Grille or La Villa
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Why did you choose to attend Liberty University? I Chose Liberty because out of all the college campuses I had visited, this was the only place where I really felt the Lord calling me to go. There is an unexplainable feeling that I got when I first stepped foot onto campus. I could not deny where God was calling me to go!
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Favorite Lynchburg restaurant- Robin Alexander Bistro
Why did you choose to attend Liberty University? I chose to attend Liberty University when I attended a College For A Weekend event as a junior in high school. I knew I wanted to go to a Christian school and was thoroughly impressed with Liberty's commitment to glorify God. I quickly realized at CFAW that Liberty was going to give me an amazing college experience when I would grow not only academically, but spiritually as well.
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Favorite restaurant in Lynchburg - Rivermont Pizza! Great appetizers and pizza.
What advice do you give future Graduate students of Liberty University? Plan to work hard, but know that you will have an incredible support system here at Liberty University. You and your classmates are working toward the same goal, so don't forget to utilize all of the resources available to you and make some long-lasting connections along the way.


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Top things to do in Atlanta for the month of December include lots of holiday lights, festivals and events. Holiday festivals include Holidays in Atlantic Station and Holidays in Lights. Simulated snowfall around the Great Tree, Miniature Train Rides, Photos with Santa and holiday shopping are some of the fun things to do at Atlantic Station. The Holidays In Lights contains thousands of dazzling lights is convenient to many Atlanta attractions including the World Of Coca-Cola and the Georgia Aquarium. Located in Centennial Olympic Park, the Holiday In Lights festival is open daily and runs through the first week in January including Christmas and New Years Day.
A popular Atlanta tradition and activity is Ice Skating. It's a wonderful way to get into the holiday spirit with family and friends. Be sure to visit the Atlanta Ga Today article on Atlanta Ice Skating to find the best outdoor and indoor ice rinks around town.
December 1
Atlanta Parade: Children's Christmas Parade 2010, the Southeast's largest holiday parade attracts over 300,000 people. This is a wonderful way for kids and the family to start their holiday season. The parade starts in Downtown Atlanta at Peachtree St. near Baker St. The parade is sponsored by Childern's Healthcare of Atlanta and runs from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Make sure to get there early to get a good spot or you can purchase bleacher seats for $12. The Atlanta Christmas Parade features holiday floats, marching bands, giant balloons and Santa Claus. FREE EVENT!
Read more – The Children's Christmas Parade – Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
Holiday Events: Holidays at the Georgia Aquarium, celebrate the holidays with mermaids and Santa. Live performances feature the Weeki Wachee Mermaids and Santa Scuba Claus.
The Wiki Wachee Mermaids hail from Florida's Weeki Wachee Springs State Park where they have been performing for 63 years. Get pictures with Santa before he plunges into the depths of Tropical Diver. In addition the "Fin-tastic 5th Birthday" celebrates the fifth year anniversary of the Georgia Aquarium with live music shows. For schedule times and information visit our Georgia Aquarium page here.
December 5
Atlanta Concert: Kathy Mattea, Kathy brings her highly acclaimed Holiday Tour to Atlanta. Concert time is 5 p.m. at the Ferst Center, Georgia Tech Campus in Midtown Atlanta. For more info visit our Atlanta Ga Today article on Kathy Mattea.
December 8
Atlanta Party: Winter Wonderland Cocktail Party, features radio personality Vikki Locke from 98.5 FM. For more information visit the Atlanta Happenings section here.
December 7
Atlanta Family Events: Atlanta Ballet's Nutcracker 2012 – always the most most wonderful time of the year. The whole family can enjoy the magical tradition that has thrilled audiences for over fifty years.
December 12
Atlanta Concerts:96.1 Jingle Ball: Justin Bieber, Enrique Iglesias & Flo Rida – some of the world's top stars usher in the holiday spirit with this eye-popping concert. Time is 7 p.m. at Philips Arena next to the CNN Center.
>>> Atlanta Tickets to Concerts & Shows Available Here <<<
December 9
Holiday Activity: Gingerbread Decorations & Libations, build and decorate your very own Gingerbread House to take home. Tickets are $25 per couple and include 2 drink tickets, refreshments and all the supplies needed to construct and decorate a gingerbread house. Special Prizes are awarded to the top and most original cookie architect. Time 7:30 – 9:30 p.m., Magnolia Hall, Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta.
December 11
Kids Activity: Cardio Kid's Club, kids have a blast while playing hula-hoops, jump rope and other fun games that are good for their heart. For more information, contact Holly at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 404.876.4024 ext. 323. 9am-1pm, Green Market, Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta. FREE EVENT!
Holiday Events: Holiday Ice Spectacular – enjoy an evening filled with music, skating, dance and comedy. The Holiday Ice Spectacular was created and produced by the Georgia native Jeb K. Rand. Runs from Dec. 16 to the 24th at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center in North Atlanta.
December 16
Family Activity: Disney Live! Mickey's Music Festival. Mickey Mouse and his Disney friends will be performing live right before your very eyes. The Disney Show features the greatest hits from blockbuster movies including Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, and Disney/Pixar's Toy Story remixed to rock, pop, reggae, hip-hop, jazz and country, among other jams. Friends include Donald and Goofy, Minnie Mouse and Donald Duck. Two shows at 1:00 p.m. and 4 p.m., Philips Arena, Atlanta, Ga.
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December 27
Monday Night Football: Atlanta Falcons vs. New Orleans Saints – Are you ready for some football? Doesn't get any better than this, the high flying Falcons battle the Saints for playoff positions. Monday 8:30 p.m. at the Georgia Dome in Downtown Atlanta. Go here for Falcons Tickets.
December 29
Sport Events: Atlanta Hawks vs. Golden State Warriors, NBA Basketball. Red hot Hawks take on the fast paced Warriors. Game time is 7 p.m at Philips Arena in Downtown Atlanta. Complete Atlanta Hawks Schedule and Ticket information here.
December 30
Atlanta Hockey: Atlanta Thrashers vs. Boston Bruins, Thrashers have been playing well in Blueland! 7 p.m. at Philips Arena next to the CNN Center in Downtown Atlanta. Thrashers ticket and schedule information here.
December 31
Atlanta Event: Chick-fil-A Bowl: Florida State Seminoles vs. South Carolina Gamecocks Football. Start time is 7:30 p.m. at the Georgia Dome in Downtown Atlanta. The bowl game is preceded by Chick-fil-A Fanfest at the World Congress Center at 2 p.m. next to the Georgia Dome.
Atlanta New Year's Eve Countdown: Atlanta Peach Drop – over 170,000 people expected for the biggest New Year's Eve Party in the Southeast! To find out detailed information about live performances and events visit the Atlanta Ga Today article on the Peach Drop 2011. Festivities start noon at Underground Atlanta which is near the Georgia State Capitol in Downtown Atlanta.
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What's On Tonight: House, Boston Legal, ECW
by Bob Sassone, posted May 29th 2007 5:05PM
- At 8, FOX has a new On The Lot, then the season finale of House.
- At 10, ABC has the season finale of Boston Legal.
- At 9, PBS has a new Independent Lens.
- Discovery has a new Deadliest Catch at 9, followed by a new After The Catch.
- Food Network has a new Challenge at 9.
- Also at 9: Travel Channel has a new John Ratzenberger's Made In America.
- At 9:30, Bravo has a new Real Housewives of Orange County special.
- CBS has the Kimberly Dozier news special Flashpoint at 10.
- FX has a new episode of The Shield at 10.
- There's a new ECW on Sci-Fi at 10.
- HBO has a First Look at Ocean's 13 at 10.
Check your local TV listings for more.


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Luggage Salesman: "Have you thought much about luggage, Mr. Banks?"
Joe Banks: "No."
Luggage Salesman: "It's the central preoccupation of my life."
- Joe vs. the Volcano (1990)
As a reader of this blog, and as a user of IBM Content Analytics with Enterprise Search, you know that Big Data is extremely exciting when it comes to unstructured content; in large part (no pun intended) because there is so much of it to analyze.
And that's part of the problem. There's so much of it.
Where do you put it?
One solution you might have heard of is "Hadoop," considered by many as the leading platforms for storing both unstructured and structured information in this space.
"Where do you put it?" becomes an easy answer when you know that IBM has taken the power of Hadoop to the enterprise with IBM InfoSphere BigInsights. In fact, we've been documenting how our clients have been using BigInsights on the IBM Big Data Hub and on our YouTube Channel.
But, if you're like me, you want to kick the tires and hold it. Code to it. Run it. See what it can do and take it for a "test drive."
Starting today, you can.
The new Quick Start Edition is a free non-production download that you can use to try out and see how BigInsights fits into the work your organization is doing around Big Data and content analytics.
To derive insight from the mass amounts of unstructured content you'll be storing, you can easily take your copy of IBM Content Analytics with Enterprise Search and use the nodes in BigInsights for processing power in the instance of these very large collections.
For the work you're currently doing to derive insight and extract business intelligence from your unstructured or textual data and content, you can now use the built-in integration with BigInsights to scale up processing power for document processing and parsing (and if you're working with very large data collections like those typically found on the web or in large enterprise, you'll appreciate this massive scaling).
Content analytics has already changed the way you think about solving problems critical to your business for the content you've been working with, and the Quick Start Edition of BigInsights is a great way to start your Big Data journey.
Try both of these solutions out together and post what you are doing with your new projects in the comments below.


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Wednesday's Training Camp Update
The bad news our of training camp today was that Jeff Teague rolled his ankle, forcing him to miss the last portion of practice. While there are no official updates on the severity of the injury, Teague did leave the court on his own power and will take on the generic "day-to-day" label.
Apart from Teague's injury, today's practice seemed upbeat and crisp. The team ended practice working on their offensive sets, and there were noticeably less hiccups than there were a week ago at this time.
These final days of camp become more and more important as Larry Drew and the coaching staff make final evaluations on guys that are on the bubble to earn roster spots. The back-up point guard role keeps getting more interesting each day. Jannero Pargo was thrown into the mix with yesterday's signing, and with Teague's injury and Hinrich already sidelined, the back-up spot may be counted on for more than just spot minutes as the season begins.
Check back to Hawks.com for the latest updates on roster moves and injury status.


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This Epson Wide Zoom Lens adds flexibility for rear projection installations and setups that require large images with close proximity to the screen. The zoom feature allows more position versatility than the short throw fixed lens.
Compatible Projectors - PowerLite 8300NL- PowerLite 9300NL Throw to Screen Width Ratio The throw to screen width ratio is: 1.28:1 (wide); 1.83:1 (tele)
Lens Type: Wide zoom Focal Length: 38.0 to 53.2 mm f/Stop: /2.3 to 3.2 Screen Size: 40 to 300" (101.6 to 762 cm) Projection Distance: 3.3 to 37.3 (1.01 to 11.37 m)


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The virtual machine may be too busy to quiesce to take the snapshot.
Got this issue:
Note: Resource: "VM xx" is not snappable. Attempting to back up directly from the source volume.
V-79-57344-38260 - Unable to create a snapshot of the virtual machine. The virtual machine may be too busy to quiesce to take the snapshot.
My enviorment:
BE 2012 sp3 hotfix 1, ESXi 5.5xx via Vcenter
VM OS 2008 / Just 1 50gb thin vmdk
Tried following troubleshooting:
-updated VMtools, BE cleint -reboot
-manually able to create and delete snapshot just fine
-no old left over snapshots
-created new job
-same issue with GRT /non GRT
-account used is full admin, backups for other VM's working fine
-backup via remote agent works
-aofo option is selected
Any further suggestions?
Thanks in Advance
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Please download and install Backup Exec 2012 Service Pack 4 (http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH212772 ) and push out the updates to your remote servers as well. Once that is done, please refer to the following link and check if any cause mentioned in the article is true in your environment: http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH146397
Thanks and Regards,
Siddhant Saini
Thanks for the reply Sid,
I would wait for another 2-3 weeks, and let more hotfix to come out, for the issues sp4 would create, moreover Sp4 read me does not mentions fixing this issue, so I would prefer not to break my enviorment further.
I have tried the relevant steps from article but no help. Any further suggestions?
Thanks PKH,
I have unintsalled Vmware tools, BR remote agent and reboot
intsalled Vmware tool then remote agent and reboot.
Consolidate VM's, moved to other data store and host.
now backup fails with error:
The job failed with the following error: The operation failed because the vCenter or ESX server reported that the virtual machine's configuration is invalid.


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LEGO, Marvel Team Up for Super Fun
- 07.22.11
With the kickoff of the San Diego Comic Con yesterday, the timing was perfect for LEGO and Marvel to announce the marriage of two of
America's the world's favorite pastimes. According to this media release,
"Marvel has granted LEGO Group the rights to develop a distinct Marvel branded construction toy collection — LEGO SUPER HEROES — which will bring the characters, vehicles and action of Marvel's renowned universe to the world of LEGO® build-and-play adventure."
Watch for LEGO minifigs of Marvel characters such as Iron Man, The Hulk, Captain America, Thor, Hawkeye, Loki, Black Widow, Wolverine, Magneto, and more. New characters should be available in May of 2012 (coinciding nicely with the release of Marvel's The Avengers movie), but GeekMoms at the San Diego Comic Con can catch a sneak peek at the LEGO booth. Color me jealous.
Kris Bordessa is the author of several books, including Team Challenges: Activities to Build Cooperation, Communication, and Creativity. She writes about sustainable living from her home on Hawaii Island.
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It's the time of the year again, as I wait anxiously for old friends to start landing in Singapore from the first week of December on.
This is the last year I will be hosting visiting relatives and friends in this not entirely inviting 3000-sqft home (my cleaning lady's 8-year-old son once asked me why 2 adults and 4 cats need that kind of space...I'm just glad that D's mum decided to return to LA for good. Going forward, I'm sparing no effort in putting year 2011-2014 behind me. I need to do a lot more than merely move on to normalcy to make up for lost time and YOUTH!).
By this time next year, barring any unforeseen circumstances, we ought to be back at one of our cozier homes that are nearer to civilization (D and I had in the past months been bickering over which one it's going to be - with D insisting, as he always does, "the bigger, the merrier", and me bent on taking the one that is fetching a lousy rental yield), and from where I could perhaps begin to visualize and plan a more promising future.
My felines are thriving on a raw ALMOST whole-prey diet. All attempts to entice them to eat a whole chicken leg by themselves have been futile...in fact, they hate chicken, and would only eat RED meat that I painstakingly cut (when partially frozen - my lordly felines don't care for meat that are fully thawed during cutting) into long 1-cm wide strips for them - all 5000g of bloody grass fed beef and lamb and venison liver, hearts and lungs per week. For calcium, they get homemade egg-shell supplement that I laboriously grind into powder using a stone MORTAR and PESTLE. I want to be a cat.
I took a short position in CL yesterday, against the advice of the perpetually bullish D. I can't say I'm a perpetual bear, not in CL, but as I was looking at my charts, I felt it was good to sell oil. When D told me it was Election Day, I simply HAD TO sell oil.
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And now I resume my trading break.
@ Soulfire: Thank you for the video clip (shown below) :-) It was the same video another one of my dear friends shared with me some time back, which I couldn't help sharing with just about anyone else who didn't hate animals in general LOL.
@ Ed: You are right, Ed, vegan diets definitely require supplements particularly B12. I have started to put butter, eggs and fish (if you are having mussels, get green-lipped mussels) back on. I grill all the salmon that my cats refuse to eat. Ha.
Yes, I've read "Think and Grow Rich", "Millionaire Next Door", "Psycho Cybernetics" and a few other titles in the past 2 months. Nassim Nicholas Taleb's "The Black Swan" remains my favorite. I LOVE a sarcastic writer :-)
Re real estate - yep, I always aim to buy low and sell/rent high (if only I could do the same for trading...). Hur hur....The property market here is not too pretty right now though it doesn't look like investors are really getting the shakes..I am in the meantime taking a break from property hunting and exploring more meaningful pursuits...You trade pull-back? I can never execute one properly :-)
@ MM: How are you??! Good to hear from you :-) You recommend vegan? But it gives me terrible moods and those mysterious nerve pains stop me from getting any sleep. You're not normal. LOL!
I was just kidding about the bi-polar bit. It would be really awful to be both an aspie and a bi-polar!
And a song I have been irritating D with (a lovely piece in one of my favorite Chinese dialects - D hates it because it is not his mother-tongue...speaking of which, I was asked by our banker who dropped by last evening if I am a "Hongkie", after he overheard me speaking in Cantonese with D. I replied that D is the "Hongkie" and I am merely the wife. Otherwise a perfectly fine young man.):
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Desmogblog posted John Mashey's detailed examination of the spread of Monckton/Schulte's misinformation. For your amusement, Monckton's reply, in full:
"Dr." Mashey says Mr. Schulte plagiarized my research. He did no such thing. It was he, not I, who conducted the research. "Dr." Mashey was told this.
"Dr." Mashey submitted his over-long complaint formally to Mr. Schulte's academic institution, whose investigator rejected it on all counts.
"Dr." Mashey is now himself under investigation for circulating his complaint publicly, in a form in which which inter alia he breaches doctor-patient confidentiality. For this reason, please remove all links to "Dr." Mashey's document.
One realizes that the news that the scientific "consensus" no longer believes in climate alarm (if it ever did) is unwelcome in certain political circles. But the science is the science.
Perhaps it would be better if "Dr." Mashey were to write a peer-reviewed rebuttal of Mr. Schulte's paper, rather than interfering in an unlawful manner on the blogosphere, which is not the best place for serious scientific discourse.
Better slap the cuffs on me, "Lord" Monckton, because I linked to Mashey's "unlawful" document. Oops, did it again. And again. Maybe you could do a Lord's arrest.
There's lot more you could say about Monckton's comment, but Mashey already said it all.


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If you trade it in, you will no longer be able to say "dame" when referring to a woman, or "fella" when referring to a man, or "joe" when referring to coffee. Wingtips will also be on the forbidden shoes list as well.
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If you trade it in, you will no longer be able to say "dame" when referring to a woman, or "fella" when referring to a man, or "joe" when referring to coffee. Wingtips will also be on the forbidden shoes list as well.
If you bought it to try and it just does not trip your trigger, let it go. You have others and judging from your comments you seem to have a rationale for each of them. If the j frame does not fit your personal scheme, so be it. I personally have four snubbies and enjoy them all. I often slip one into a pocket for quick runs. I sort of view them as pocket knives of the gun world. Just really handy at times. Way to many choices out there to stick with something that does not make you happy, I say move the j frame along and try another. Good-luck in your decision.
I have never got rid of a gun,,,,, that later i have not wanted
back,,,,,, buy the shield,,,, keep the j.
If you don't care for the J-frame, trade it or sell it and get the Shield, you won't be disappointed. I have a couple of J-frames and just love them. Comparing them to the Shield 9 for carry purposes, the Shield wins hands down. It's very slim, light and it's really a soft shooting gun for it's size. The trigger is typical M&P quality and it's super accurate. Since I got my Shield it's pretty much replaced all my other carry choices.
I have a 40 Cal Shield and several J Frames. (36, 60, 37, 38, 640, 642, 650, 651) I think I've got it covered with the BEST of both Worlds.
Keep the J frame !! This is the standard by which many others are designed.
I've had a 442 no lock for about a year or so. It's not that I don't like it but for pocket carry I go for my PM9. I'm much more accurate with the PM9 over the 442; more rounds; faster reloads; slimmer in the pocket and a softer shooter. I've probably carried the 442 a dozen or so times and I carry each and every day.
As far as the Shield, I've handled one in LGS. Compared it in size to a G26. Except for thickness, they are virtually the same size and weight. The Shield's grip is actually a little longer than the G26 so pocket carry may not suit some folks.
By the way, I'll not sell my 442. I'm still warming up to it...
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But the long trigger was bothersome to me. I would go from my 45c to the kahr, and wouldnt maintain decent accuracy.
I just purchased a Shield in 40.
Two m&ps are just what the doctor ordered
Also...... I have changed my opinion on pocket carry. I purchased the CM9 to put in a pocket.
When i was honest with myself, I couldnt draw a semi quickly from a pocket.
(try the tueller drill).
For me, the shield is a great IWB pistol. Fast enough and light enough that you dont have to put a pistol in the pocket
Ok I went today to hold the Shield and possibly order. They said they are getting some in November and I will be at the top of the list. I held the Shield and idk. I kind of think I should just keep the Jframe and not buy the Shield.
INSTEAD.... I am not thinking of picking up a M&P15 Sport for $629. I just don't know if I should trade in my M&P 15-22 for it. I paid $399 for the 15-22 and they are willing to give me about $270-$300.
Keep them both! Always room in the safe.
I vote keep the J frame and also get the shield..... :danceban:
Anytime you trade in a gun you lose your a$$ on the deal. Keep your j frame and get your shield. They are entirely different weapons. Shield has softer recoil than j frame. Mine is pleasant to shoot and capable of better accuracy than I am. J frame not pleasant to shoot, but has a niche in the concealed carry place. You can shoot it through your pocket or your purse if a lady. Shield will get one shot off in those circumstances.


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Seneca vs Greer, week 0
Seneca hosted Greer in week 0 of the 2011 high school football season. Seneca quarterback Trae Earle's 61-yard touchdown run in the first quarter got the Bobcats off to a quick start. Fans, cheerleaders, and the band were there to suport the Bobcats. Greer won 34-10.


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Bulking up the video inventory at the Daily News, Managing Editor Nate Jones decided to select some "best-of" photos and string them together in a video.
WHAT HE DID:At the end of each month, Nate runs through the photos he's worked with, pulling the most interesting. The number he uses varies from month to month, but the videos end up being about a minute – a perfect length. He sets the videos to music that comes with his editing software, iMovie. The process takes about 15 minutes.
THE TAKEAWAY: Whether you're short on video and need an extra boost at the end of the month, or even if you have plenty to choose from, using still photography is a great way to re-use work you've already done to create new content.


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Congrats to Grandpa Jeff
Jeff Perry's reputation as a young up-and-comer is gone, and the state rep from Sandwich is spreading the news happily. The Sandwich Republican became a grandfather March 11.
Patrick lacks a challenger
Cape Republicans have a candidate (or incumbent) for every seat in the legislative delegation save one. No one has risen to challenge Matt Patrick of Falmouth, who fought two hard contests with Larry Wheatley of Cotuit in the last two elections.
Dine and dance with Peter White for Congress
There will be a "Dine and Dance with Peter White for Congress" event on March 29 starting at 7 p.m. at the Ro ¶oBar, 586 Main Street in Hyannis.
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For more information, please contact Campaign Manager Caroline Quinn, 508-778-0653, or Peter White, 508-778-4288.
Perry's office hours set
State Rep. Jeff Perry will hold office hours in the West Barnstable Community Building on the first Friday of the month from 9:30 to 11 a.m. On the third Friday, the same hours will be spent at Liberty Hall in Marstons Mills.
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DULUTH - Every Friday, Sara Jacobs has lunch with her daughters. Every Saturday, Brooks Coleman hosts a "town hall meeting" at breakfast.And nearly every meal, Norman Barber makes a friend. That's what goes on at Rexall, a pharmacy and grill that has been a Duluth tradition for decades. Owner Lynda Alley will celebrate the landmark's 40th anniversary today with 40 percent off front-end merchandise, from gifts to wheelchairs, daily living aids, blood pressure kits and orthotics - and grill patrons can get a free piece of cake. "It's a pretty amazing place," Alley said, telling a story about meeting a customer who knew about the grill when she was on vacation in Alaska. The business began when local restaurateur Leonard Anglin's son graduated from pharmacy school. Anglin decided to open a pharmacy for his son and run a grill inside it, like a soda fountain, said Alley, who bought Rexall 10 years ago. Even though she ran a competing drug store, she was a regular at the grill. Now, she spends her days filling prescriptions and selling specialty medical supplies with her sister while the grill buzzes with activity every morning and afternoon. Pausing to go through the adjoining door for a bowl of chili, she's often stopped to give medical advice. "This is the center of Duluth," she said of the grill, which was a favorite of Gov. George Busbee and is a frequent stop for famous athletes and regular citizens. In a Duluth High School tradition, seniors come for breakfast every Friday before school. Decorated with vintage Coca-Cola merchandise, the grill is famous for its "meat and three vegetable" options, but the customers come for favorites like the cakes, Alley said. When the homemade chocolate fudge cake became a daily feature, Alley said her candy bar sales at the pharmacy plummeted. "We solve most of the problems in the world here," laughed Barber, who enjoys breakfast and lunch at the grill many times a week. "If I have a problem, I can usually find someone (here) to help me." Coleman, the chairman of the House Education Committee for the General Assembly, said he fondly remembers the original owners. "I've been going there forever," he said. "It's a place where countless business transactions took place." Alley said she loves that people can come in and find a friend - or make one at the long plastic tables or wooden booths, bused and served by family. Jacobs, an 84-year-old who has come to the grill for decades, has made a regular lunch date for the past five years or so with her daughters each Friday, when the younger one can leave work early. "I hope it never changes while I'm able to come," Jacobs said, adding that the peanut butter cake is her favorite. "If you come here, you'll see anybody you ever knew," her daughter Barbara McMichaels said. "We'd come here every Friday to visit, even if the food wasn't so good."
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