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I just had a baby girl Nov. 17th. i did not have a normal pregnancy at all my doctor wanted me to get a medical abortion because he said my daughter wouldn't make it because her head was really big and she was showing signs of down syndrome . well she did it and i love her so much but she has a lot of health issue. Im 20 years old and my bf is 34 (i no, i no he's much older than me) well we got to take Brooklyn home with us two weeks after she was born. At times she cry, and crys for hours at a time. and some times it gets really overwhelming but im her mother so i do what i need to do to make her comfortable. feb 13 she has to have another surgery they have to open her head up because she has some water on the brain. i just want to go some where and cry my heart out why my baby girl, why does she has to go through this. i have no one to turn to for comfort my mom is out of the picture because she didn't want me to keep my daughter said i was to young and that Brooklyn would ruin my life for ever, i told her i was keeping her god blessed me with her. so she got mad and told me to never call her for nothing with my retarded baby, yes she said those hurtful words to me about my baby. so the other day my Bf was off of work and Brooklyn was being fussy and i couldnt get her to calm down she was running a fever of 101.4 so i was getting her ready to go to the ER my BF comes out of no where and say maybe your mom was right about getting rid of her all she do is cry and has to go back and forth to the hospital surgery this surgery that she's not a normal baby she's retarded and the shits getting sicking that's why i work so much to stay out of this house he told me to hurry up and take her to the Er so he could get some quite time. i was mad and hurt at the same time then on my way out the door he tells me to have the vet put her down cause shes not a baby she retarded and thats a kind of there own. i broke down crying so hard i cried all the way to the hospital shes a baby a precious baby my baby she's not and animal how could people be so mean to a baby. i'm still at the hospital because they kept her she has a infection on her spin they are giving her antibiotics and if that does work by morning there going to give her a cat scan and we will go from there i tried to call my mom she said yeah yeah i already spoke to your bf and hung up, and not once did he call to check on his daughter.... i no i rambled all of this the nurse gave me a lab top to rent while we are hear and im just so shaky i cant even think i cant sleep i feel like if i close my eyes when i open them my baby girl will be gone. and i just dont understand why my bf and mother is so crul to me and my baby girl. i just need some where to turn to. i have been talking to the nurses but there so busy i just dont no what to do me and my daughter has NO ONE O GOD WHY ME AND MY DAUGHTER why would i be blessed with a baby that has to go through so much hurt and pain and i cant do nothing to help her.. i wish i could trade her places, why am i being punished im a good person why my baby
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Wow...this made me cry. you should try to find support groups or something so you can talk to people going through a similar thing with their baby. Can you ask the nurses or Dr. about groups?
It looks like a long road ahead but your little girl is a gift and will make you a stronger person in the long run. Hang in there for now and I'm sure things will get better with time.
Oh honey, your baby is a blessing from god. I am SO sorry you have such horrible people in your life like that. My daughter is developmentally delayed at almost 3 years old and has significant language delays so i know how mean and cruel some people can be. Unfortunately people will always be judgemental but you are right, god had put these little angels in our lives for a reason. It doesn't matter what others think or do. It's up to us to do what is best for them. Please stay strong and know that everything will work out ok for you and your precious little girl. Keeping both of you in my prayers.
Me (36) + DH (42)= Married 6-25-06
Mommy to: DD--2/20/10 (35 weeker/ Developmentally Delayed) & DS--11-30-12<3
*Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans*
I thought her response was funny about us all being fake At one point if that were true :)
Looks like there is a hydro support group here on BBC as well- might be able to find some help there too!
Ok finally able to hop on my computer... tahnks friends for sharing the links above...
Yes, there is a Hydro support group on here too. it was the first one I found and myself and several other Hydro moms are on that board there to listen or answer whatever questions we can help with.
Hang in there .. it really does get easier. My daughter Meagan was born with 3mm of brain only...the rest was all fluid... to the average person or doctor, she shouldn't have had a chance at life..I was also asked to terminate up to 28 wedeks... but she is almost 16 months old now... and a wonderful little girl. While she is delayed in several areas, she is HAPPY and smiling and loved. All that matters is that you love your daughter and be her ADVOCATE...
If you ever want to chat or have questions about anything please feel free to ask here or private message me or go onto the Hydro board - hugs!!
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This seriously made me tear up. You poor thing you. I wish I knew where you were located, I would totally offer to meet up and talk when you're in need. My daughter has bad reflux, and now I feel stupid for complaining about it. It's nothing compared to what you're going through. Do not listen to what anyone says about your baby girl. She is YOUR baby. Your flesh and blood. She could be the next president of the united states, she could grow up to be a famous singer or actor and then you know what? All those people who said such cruel things about her will come running with their hand out.
You need to get away from that thing you call a boyfriend. Your daughter should not have to grow up listening to the nasty things he says about her.
fyi- I didn't read any previous posts, just posting what I feel.
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In 1994, Dr. Bohdan Bociurkiw's generous donation of his extensive library and archives to the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies represented the first step in the eventual creation of the Ukrainian Church Studies Program. Dr. Bociurkiw, former professor of political science at Carleton University in Ottawa and a noted authority on religion in Ukraine, amassed the collection in the course of a lengthy and distinguished academic career. The collection contains many unique items and documents pertaining to the Ukrainian Church, including documents drawn from the closed archives of the Communist Party and the KGB, and will serve as the basis for the program's reference library.
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This weekend we remember and celebrate Veterans across our nation for Veteran's Day on Sunday, November 11. The freebies listed under 'Veteran's Day Freebies' (below) are only for veterans and/or active duty military service men and women, with proof of Military ID. So spread the word to everyone you know that has served or is serving in our military, and treat them to a free meal. These Free Friday freebies are sure to make everyone's weekend even better!
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FREE Meal and Beverage at California Pizza Kitchen: On Sunday, November 11, and Monday, November 12, all veterans and active military with valid ID or proof of service will get a free meal and non-alcoholic beverage at California Pizza Kitchen locations. Find a CPK location near you.
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FREE All You Can Eat Pancakes at Denny's: Denny's is honoring all active, inactive and retired military personnel with free All You Can eat Pancakes from 6am to 2pm on Monday, November 12. Visit Denny's.com to find your nearest location.
FREE Dinner at Golden Corral: On Monday, November 12, Golden Corral will have their 12th Annual Military Appreciation Monday dinner from 4pm-9pm. Any person who has served in the US Military will receive a free meal at Golden Corral. It's a great opportunity to renew old friendships, make new friends or simply enjoy the evening as Golden Corral's special guest. Find a Golden Corral location near you.
FREE Doughnut at Krispy Kreme: All active-duty, retirees and veterans can get a free doughnut at Krispy Kreme. This offer is only available at participating locations. So please call ahead to make sure the Krispy Kreme location near you is participating in this promotion.
FREE Small Slurpee at 7-Eleven: On Sunday, November 11, from 11am to 7pm, all current and former military members can get a free small Slurpee with military ID or proof or service. Find a 7-Eleven near you.
FREE Entree at Olive Garden: On Sunday, November 11th, active duty military and veterans can get a free entree (from a special menu) at Olive Garden locations. The free entrees include freshly baked garlic breadsticks, and your choice of soup or salad. Find an Olive Garden near you.
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FREE Lunch at Texas Roadhouse: On Monday, November 12th, all active, former or retired military personnel will get a free lunch and choice of drink at Texas Roadhouse locations. See their special Veterans Menu and find a location near you.
FREE Lunch at Sizzler: On Monday, November 12th, until 4pm, all veterans and active duty military can choose from one of 3 free lunch entrees at Sizzler. Proof is required. More info and participating locations.
FREE Red's Tavern Double Burger and Steak Fries at Red Robin: On Monday, November 12th, guest with a military ID or proof of service will get a free Red's Tavern Double Burger and Bottomless Steak Fries at participating Red Robin locations. Find a location near you.
FREE Appetizer at Red Lobster: On Sunday, November 11th, vets with military ID or proof of service make choose from select list of appetizers. Find a Red Lobster location near you.
FREE cup of Coffee from Seattle's Best Coffee: Head on over to Seattle's Best Coffee on Facebook and give their page a thumbs up ('Like'). You can opt for a free coffee sample in the mail, or a free cup of coffee at one of their stores. If you want to receive a free sample in the mail, fill out the required info, and check your mailbox in 6-8 weeks for your freebie. If you prefer a fresh cup at one of their stores, check the list of participating locations near you, and stop by on Nov. 23rd to enjoy a free 1 ounce cup of delicious brewed coffee.
FREE Premium Chicken Sandwich at Sonic: When you purchase one premium chicken sandwich at Sonic, you receive another one for FREE. Print this coupon for your free premium chicken sandwich. Hurry, the coupon expires November 10th!
FREE Cup of Folgers Coffee: The best part of waking up… is to a free cup of coffee from Folgers. 'Like' the Folgers Facebook page and fill out the required information. Choose between Traditional Blend or Vanilla Biscotti Ground Coffee, and click on 'Submit'. Expect your free sample of Folgers Gourmet Coffee to arrive in six to eight weeks.
FREE Meals at IKEA: Every Monday, you can get free breakfast at IKEA until 11am. On Tuesdays, take the kiddos into your local IKEA, where kids (12 and under) get a free combo meal from 11am to close (valued at $2.49). If you want to eat at IKEA three days in a row, then stop by on Wednesday so you can get a free dessert ($2.99 value) with the purchase of any hot entree ($4.99 and up).
FREE Pretzel Sample at Auntie Anne's: Every Saturday from October 13 through November 10, Auntie's Anne's will have their Sampling Saturdays. This is the last weekend to visit your local Auntie's Anne's location and get your free sample!
FREE Pinkberry: Get some FREE fro-yo from Pinkberry when you sign up for a Pinkcard Loyalty Program. You'll receive such perks as a free small pinkberry with topping when you register your card, and free pinkberry on your birthday! Find a Pinkberry location near you to sign up for your Pinkcard today!
FREE Stuffed Pizza Rollers from Pizza Hut: Sign up for the Pizza Hut email program, Pizza Party, and new members will receive free stuffed pizza rollers with their next online order.
FREE GODIVA Chocolate: Want free GODIVA chocolate every month? then join the GODIVA Rewards Club to receive great perks, such as a FREE piece of chocolate every month! Just visit a GODIVA boutique and provide your Rewards Club number, phone number or email address to confirm membership and eligibility. Another great perk is if you spend $20 in any given month, you get a free gift the following month. This will be especially awesome with the upcoming holiday season, and need for gifts of delicious chocolate!
FREE Papa John's Pizza: It's NFL season, and that means pizza and wings! For 17 weeks, Papa John's is giving away 120,000 FREE Pizzas. If you sign up for the Papa Johns Papa Rewards program, you'll be enrolled for the chance to win a FREE Pizza. If you're already a Papa Rewards member, then you're automatically enrolled, but if you're not, register now for your chance to win a FREE Pizza. If you're chosen as a winner, you'll receive a promo code sent to your account email address. Visit PapaJohns.com for more details.
FREE Drink at Starbucks: This freebie is great for those that order drinks for their coworkers or bosses. It'll also come in handy this weekend, if you're picking up Starbucks on the way to visit friends and family. It's called the "Starbucks Runner Reward". When you buy four drinks at Starbucks, you'll get the fifth drink for free! You can download the form here to make ordering easier.
FREE Appetizer or Desert at Chili's: Going with the trend, this is another freebie that you redeem through Facebook. "Like" Chili's on Facebook and fill out the form to join their Fan Club. Once you've submitted your info, you'll be taken to a page where you have the option to either print the coupon, or email it to yourself. You can also locate the Chili's nearest you, and share the freebie with friends!
FREE "Creation" from Cold Stone Creamery: Sign up for the My Cold Stone Club and get a buy-one-get-one-free "Creation" coupon in your inbox right away. You'll also get another coupon emailed to you on your birthday!
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FREE Aveeno Nourish+ Shampoo: Get this Aveeno freebies by using your Facebook profile. 'Like' Aveeno's Facebook page, and scroll down until you see a green button, 'FREE SAMPLE'. Fill out the required information, and expect to receive your free sample in the mail in 4-6 weeks.
FREE Kids Haircuts at JCPenney: Every Sunday, starting November 4th, kids can receive a free haircut at JCPenney salons nationwide. I recommend calling your local JCPenney salon location and making an appointment, since this will be a very popular freebie.
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FREE Maybelline Dream Fresh BB Cream from Walmart: If you haven't gotten on the bandwagon with the new skincare/makeup trend, BB creams, then now's your chance. BB stands for Beauty Balm, and it combines skincare and makeup to perfect skin in 1 simple step. Get your free sample of Maybelline Dream Fresh BB cream by going to Walmart.com. Click on 'Get a Free Sample', fill out the required info and short survey, and expect your free sample to arrive in 4 weeks.
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FREE Family Photos at JCPenney: The Holidays are coming up, and that means family photos plastered on holiday cards to give to relatives. Take some of the hassle out of family photos with this free offer from JCPenney. All month long, get free sitting fees, a free 8×10, and a free digital copy emailed to you of your family photo session. Appointments will undoubtedly fill up quickly, so hurry and book your free family photo shoot today!
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FREE Michael Kors Gold Rose Edition Fragrance Sample: This is a limited edition fragrance from Michael Kors, so the samples will probably go quickly. 'Like' the Michael Kors Facebook Page, and fill out the form to request your free sample of the Michael Kors Gold Rose Edition fragrance. It's described as 'Elegance, bottled'.
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FREE Swole Sports Nutrition Sample Pack: Keep your summer fitness routine going strong with a free Swole Sports Nutrition Sample Pack from SwoleSports. Visit SwoleSports.com and fill out the quick form to receive your sample pack by mail.
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FREE Airborne Samples from Walmart: In addition to the free Airborne Sample you can get from the link above, you can also snag 4 more Airborne freebies from Walmart.com. Just fill out the required info and click submit to receive 4 more free Airborne samples.
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FREE Kids Haircuts at JCPenney: Every Sunday, starting November 4th, kids can receive a free haircut at JCPenney salons nationwide. I recommend calling your local JCPenney salon location and making an appointment, since this will be a very popular freebie.
FREE Natural Balance Delectable Delights Dog or Cat Stew from PetCo: Treat your pet to a delectable delights dog or cat stew. Print this coupon to get one free, (up to a $2.99 value) at any petco store. Sales tax is not included in the coupon, which expires 11/30/2012.
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The Adoptees Association
The Adoptees Association offers peer support meetings, counselling and advocacy services, guest speakers, panels, and whatever other resources the community wants or needs. Our goal is to have a permanent resource centre including a lending library. If you are an adopted person you are welcome to share your thoughts and ideas and take advantage of the resources we offer.
The Adoptees Association monthly discussion/support meetings All adopted people are welcome to join. We meet once a month (except July and August) at a central Vancouver location. Contact Catherine at 604-805-0546 for details or go to our website for more information www.adopteesassociation.ca and/or our facebook page under the name adoptees association.


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I doubt GWAR would be on Mayhem, and if they were, they would be stuck with some lame second stage half hour slot.
They only headlined SOTU once, the other times it was crappy half hour slots, and SOTU was a much smaller festival. I also have a feeling the makers of Mayhemfest would not put GWAR on there were GWAR to do their typically stage show, I realize they put Cannibal Corpse and Marilyn Manson on before, but it seems like a bit much when they are marketing the festival to a younger audience.
But hey, they have done festival tours before (SOTU and there was another back in the 90s, can't remember off hand) and they did Wacken as well as some other huge festivals recently so I suppose it's not out of the question. I can see them fitting more in at Ozzfest, but I don't believe they have the best relationship with Sharon & Ozzy.
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I have big wrinkles under my eyes and on my cheeks, but only when I smile. Otherwise my skin looks pretty smooth. Will botox help this? Will botox help wrinkles that appear only when I smile?
Will Botox Help Wrinkles That Appear Only when I Smile?
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Botox for crows feet wrinkles works great
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Yes botox will help minimize smile lines
Botox in the crow's feet area will certainly help improve the appearance of the lines that appear when you smile. You will still be able to smile, of course, but it will just nicely help to smooth out the wrinkles around your eyes. You cannot chase every smile line towards the upper part of the cheek, however, as doing so could result in inadvertent treatment of muscles that affect you lip and cause a crooked smile. It is best to conservatively treat the area to soften the lines while giving a natural look.
Botox is great for smile wrinkles
Botox is the best method to treat facial lines that occur with any facial expression, including smiling. You should recognize, however, that total elimination of facial expression is neither realistic or desirable. Treatments must be customized for each patient to achieve the best balance between eliminating unwanted expression line and causing an un-natural result.
Botox and Crows Feet
It is important to remember (as all the physicians have already pointed out) that Botox will temporarily paralyze your facial muscles helping to eliminate wrinkles and smooth surrounding skin. However, it wont prevent you from smiling (fortunately) and the entirely natural skin creasing that occurs with this.
If you squint (pretend you are looking directly at a bright light) you will tighten the muscles around the eyes - Botox will limit the lines around the eyes with appropriate placement in the "crows foot" area. If you eliminate muscle movement to simulate Botox, and if you push your cheek upward without smiling - the skin around your eyes will still crease even without moving a single muscle. The skin has to crease somewhere (like an accordion) as you elevate the cheek and smile naturally. Thus, even with perfect Botox placement, you will likely still see some, although diminished, "crows feet" wrinkles with a strong smile, and a natural smile is still always attractive on a woman's face.
Best of luck.
Botox for Smile Lines
Botox is the ideal agent for improving the smile lines called crow's feet ( who called them crow's feet anyway...much more romantic if they had been dubbed raven feet.. The expense to correct crow's feet is minimal since less units are used, and the area surprisingly is not particularly painful.
However chose you physician carefully. Many inexperienced physicians place too many units directly below the eye. This can cause unpleasant ruffled appearance.
Botox is for wrinkles that are from muscle action
You have exactly what Botox is made for. Crow's feet can be effectively minimized with proper use of Botox. The results will last 4 months and need to be repeated on an ongoing basis.
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Botox for Smile Wrinkles
Yes, Botox Cosmetic or Dysport will help for the lines around your eyes when you smile. These are called crow's feet. and Botox is very effective. The lines on your cheeks will be helped moderately. However, if too much Botox is injected in this area, it could negatively affect your smile. Good luck with your injections.
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Botox should work well for your laugh lines
Botox works well for expression lines- lines that form when we smile, frown, and make other expressions. The laugh lines are nicely minimized, but the lines lower on the cheeks and those on the lower eyelids will still be present to some extent. (These are a result of your skin being pushed up, and a few lines are normal and, in fact, desirable- we want you to still be expressive.)
Based on your photos, I think that you would have a nice result with Botox for your smile lines. Botox also works well for frown lines between the eyebrows, crease lines across the forehead, and can help lift the brow and the corners of the mouth.
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In the MediaAll Government and Politics
The Global Magnitsky Act: Ending Impunity for Human Rights Abusers, April 29, 2015
Time to Restore a Constitutional Congress, December 17, 2014
Immigration After Executive Action: A Symposium on Reform, December 11, 2014
Bipartisan Energy Policy: The Solution or the Problem? December 5, 2014
Post Election: Winners, Losers and What it Means for the Country with David Brooks, November 6, 2014
A Conversation with Representative Anna Eshoo, September 18, 2014
North American Energy Infrastructure: Will Congress Act?, May 29, 2014
Does the Obama Administration Have a Middle East Policy? March 11, 2014
Hudson Event: Organization and Innovation in Air Traffic Control, January 16, 2014
Hudson Event: Don't Forget the Motor City—Philanthropy in Detroit, November 6, 2013
Hudson Event: What We Can Learn from the President's Pastimes, September 17, 2013
Hudson Event: The Charitable Deduction in American Political Thought, April 16, 2013
Mike Rogers on the Importance of Foreign Policy for 2016 Candidates, CNN, September 16, 2015
Mike Rogers on Russia in Syria and the GOP Candidates' Experience, CNN, September 16, 2015
Mike Rogers on Trump's Foreign Policy, CNN, September 16, 2015
Mike Rogers on the Strength of Candidates' Foreign Policy, CNN, September 16, 2015
Présidentielle Américaine: Donald Trump Multiplie les Outrances, Grand Angle BFMTV, September 16, 2015
Mike Rogers on 2016 Candidates' Foreign Policy Know-how, CNN, September 14, 2015
The Lionel Gelber Prize 25th Anniversary: Walter Russell Mead, Munk School, March 20, 2015
Mike Siegel and Dr. Richard Weitz on Benjamin Netanyahu's Speech to Congress, WRKO, March 3, 2015
Сейчас в эфире: С христианской точки зрения, Radio Free Europe, February 1, 2015
Why Omit the Word Islam from White House Summit Title? CNN, January 13, 2015
WSJLive, January 13, 2015
Christopher DeMuth on Conversations with Bill Kristol, Weekly Standard, October 27, 2014
Pakistani exiles speak out about country's religious extremism, CBC Radio One, September 28, 2014
Power Play: "A Reluctant Warrior", CTV News, September 10, 2014
Power Play: "A Reluctant Warrior", CTV News, September 10, 2014
Obama Administration Not Providing Strong Enough Leadership Against ISIS?, FOX Business, September 8, 2014
Anti-Government Protests in Pakistan, CNN, September 7, 2014
What's Going on in Pakistan?, PBS Newshour, September 1, 2014
Lee Smith: Obama's 'No Strategy' Old News In Middle East, Weekly Standard Podcast, August 28, 2014
Politics at the Heart of Everything in China: Lee, Bloomberg Business Week, August 8, 2014
Tevi Troy talks the presidency, books, and pop culture on The Seth Leibsohn Show, August 8, 2014
Seth Cropsey: Obama 'Unique' in Wanting to Curb US Global Role, NewsMaxTV, August 4, 2014
Opinion: The Great War's Strategic Lessons, Wall Street Journal Live, August 1, 2014
Lianchao Han discusses corruption in China on VOA Chinese, July 29, 2014
Two Hundred Years Of U.S. Presidents And Pop Culture, KCUR, July 24, 2014
John Walters warns against releasing felons, Fox News, April 24, 2014
Christopher Sands discussing the Keystone XL Pipeline, CTV News, April 21, 2014
Lee Smith discussing the Palestinian Authority and U.S. Secretaries of State on The John Batchelor Show, April 17, 2014
Richard Weitz on Secretary Hagel's visit to China, CNTV, April 8, 2014
Lee Smith discussing the Gulf Cooperation Council and the President's visit to the Middle East on The John Batchelor Show, March 21, 2014
Tevi Troy on Talk Radio One's Steven Spierer Show, March 8, 2014
John Walters discusses White House's OK for banks' business with legal marijuana dealers, Fox News, February 16, 2014
Kenneth Weinstein discusses French President Hollande's visit to U.S., February 11, 2014, BFMTV (France)
John Walters on "What happened to the war on drugs?" Fox News, February 6, 2014
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Effects of Government Shutdown on the Federal Communications Commission, C-SPAN, October 17, 2013
Seth Cropsey Testifies Before the House Armed Services Committee on U.S. Navy Shipbuilding Plans, April 18, 2012
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God has uniquely made you. We not only have different skin, hair, and eye colors, but we are also wired differently. Some of us love checklists and palm pilots, while others enjoy engaging in conversation and brainstorming to accomplish tasks. For some, the word structure makes you cringe. Your motto is "Go with the flow" or "Wing It." Others would go crazy without a plan. God has also uniquely blessed you. As a child of God, He has blessed you with His grace. He has blessed you with His presence and He has blessed you with opportunities to serve. You see serving isn't my gift to God but God's gift to me to help me love Him, love others, and become more like Him. So whether you enjoy being up front or behind the scenes, Jacksonville Chapel has a place where you can serve.
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First off, Pelicans isn't *that* bad. Won't say it might be my favorite pro sports team name, but it's better than some.
How about combining the two.."New Orleans Stinging Pelicans", anyone?
Ok. The game. For a second straight outing, the Grizzlies played down to the competition, although there was one thing that was a bit of rarity…
…Lionel Hollins got lucky in that second quarter. Had the Grizzlies not rained threes like the 05-06 Suns, that stretch of small ball with Rudy and Speights at PF and C could have spelled major trouble. As it turned out, the Grizzlies needed every bit of that 12-point halftime lead to come out ahead at the final horn. During that period, the Grizzlies' interior D truly suffered, with the Hornets able to execute pick-and-roll and pick-and-slip plays to get by Speights again and again. . It actually played into the Hornets' hands, with Rudy Gay having to hang out with Ryan Anderson very far from the goal at the "stretch 4" positions, wing and corner. Although leaving Speights on an island may not have been the best thing to do, such was a necessary evil. Hollins is very good at reading game flow, and he knew the gamble he was taking-and it took long-range gunning to make the gamble pay off.
Will Quincy Pondexter's hot streak continue? Not as hot as this night, with a perfect 6-6 from the field, but it does seem that he's finding his spots. The Hornets were not able to adjust perimeter D to compensate for his fiery shooting, as the Pelicans, like many NBA teams, were so alert to the Grizzlies' formidable paint offense that the digging back by perimeter guys and one-step-too-slow follows of guys like QP led to open looks galore. Also, it did seem that Pondexter had a bit of extra gunpowder in the barrel for the team who traded him last Christmas.
Last game, 50-32 rebounding advantage for the Grizzlies despite a turnover deficit. This game, a 46-29 advantage despite a 12-16 turnover deficit. Not statistical hallmarks of an elite, balanced team-but the hallmarks of a team that can win under a variety of self-imposed clouds in execution. The rebounding, once again, was anchored by Gay/Gasol/Zbo, as one might expect, with 24 boards among the three. Miscommunication and a lack of focus led to the turnovers, along with, of course, some sprightly defense from the Hornets.
Also, Rudy Gay and Mike Conley. It's easy to look at this game and say Rudy was the sole reason for the win, and 28/8/5 with a couple of highlight-reel blocks does merit a ton of credit-but Conley's 9ast/1TO ratio with FIVE steals is just as big a factor-more steady production from a once-much-maligned still-young PG.
Oh no, Randolph had "only" 15 and 7 with a steal and a block. What a slacker. When 15 and 7 is a "subpar night", you know you're set at the PF position.
Gasol, Arthur, and Speights all had their rough spots, and with any luck, they'll get good rest tonight, because Josh Smith, Al Horford, and Co. hit the FedEx Forum with the rest of the Hawks to test the Grizzlies on a back-to-back.


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The latest and most extravagant party created by Rock Nights will burst into life this summer 2013 with a brand new afternoon concept.
In the newest and trendiest beach club in Ibiza.
Inspired by the vibe of 80's Miami.
It will be held in Santos Beach Club in Playa d'en Bossa, the most vibrant and exciting zone in Ibiza.
A fresh mix of music, cocktails and fluorescent swimsuits will refresh your hottest afternoons until the sun goes down.
It will be, without doubt, the place to lose yourself this summer.
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Disco // 80's // Nu Disco // Indie Dance
Flamingo will be held once a month on these dates:
22nd June – OpeningParty – Kaspar&Hauser // Colin Peters // Le Quack
13th July – Simone // Motel Calor // ColinPeters
10th August – Lollypop // ColinPeters // Le Quack
7th September – Ley DJ // Pablo Cebrian // ColinPeters
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Utah parole officer charged with felony for sex with parolee
A state parole and probation officer is accused of having sex with an old friend who left California while on parole there and was in Utah as a fugitive.
The California man said he and Utah Corrections Officer Cori Price had known each other for 20 years and recently "rekindled their friendship," investigators wrote in charges filed Monday. The man traveled to Utah to visit Price and moved in with her in June 2013, even though he was on parole supervision until Aug. 5, 2013.
But the man was arrested as a fugitive July 8, investigators wrote. While he was in jail, he and Price spoke on the phone several times; during those calls, Price indicated she knew her boyfriend was supposed to be under parole supervision in California, investigators wrote.
Price, 42, was working as an Adult Probation and Parole supervisor through September. She was charged with third-degree felony custodial sexual relations.
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text: It's George Carlin's birthday, so what better way to pay tribute than with one of the people who knew him best, his "spouse without papers," Sally Wade. She reveals the George that not everyone got to know and talks about her last moments with him. Sally provides a fitting homage to a man who influenced just about every comedian in the business.


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That's right -- this was it. The last night of the Oysterband tour, their last live booking this millennium, and both they and the audience were determined to make it a good one.
The venue at Congleton is one I have mentioned before; it has a very high ceiling which can cause problems for the sound engineer, but on the plus side it has a great atmosphere, which always seems to get the best out of the performers. The low stage is not segregated from the main area, something that would be a security nightmare at some venues, but not here, where the lack of barriers and distance simply adds to the immediacy and intimacy of the performance. The hall was left mostly clear for standing, with some seats round the edge and on the balcony. Attendance was a healthy 300-350, not bad for a small market town on a freezing cold, icy December night.
Before getting to the Oysterband though, just a word about the support act, Nigel Stonier. I can almost hear you say -- Nigel who? Who's he then? And what does it matter? Well, for Fairport Convention fans, you have only to look at their new album, The Wood And The Wire, to see who co-wrote many of the songs. Alternately, take a look at who has been producing albums and working with Chris While and Julie Matthews recently. Strawbs and Lindisfarne fans could check the credits on their album collections. In fact, Stonier is a high quality support act, and his half-hour set contained some lively up-tempo material which won over most of the audience. This is quite an achievement for any solo act opening to a room full of Oysterband fans!
After Nigel's support slot, there was a brief bar-break while the sound was set for the Oysterband, who came on stage just before 9.30. The set started in total darkness, with a recording of swirling pipes and drums swelling in volume, until after a few moments the lights went up with the band in place on the stage, and they went straight into the first number.
John Jones held stage centre with his trademark dark glasses and a grin bigger than the Cheshire Cat's, and the band launched immediately into a loud, lively version
Every time I have seen Oysterband live, they have hit the stage and started at full throttle: the mood is set immediately, and it stays that way. The few songs that are not fast and furious enough to keep the crowd dancing are anthems, which keep the crowd involved by singing and clapping in time. Go to an Oysterband gig and you have to work, there is no chance for slacking.
The best gigs are like this one, when most of the people attending know the band's work and the back catalogue. They may not know all the words to all the verses, but most of the choruses are easy, and there is often more volume from the floor than from the stage on the classic songs. It's plain from the almost permanent grin on John Jones' face that he loves this aspect of the shows. All he has to do is stop singing, and point at the crowd, and the audience just take over the vocals. He claps his hands over his head in time with the music, and the hall becomes a sea of waving arms.
Give him an enthusiastic audience, and he is a master at controlling them, and getting them to do exactly what he wants. It helps, of course, that the audience wants the same thing, but the interplay between the band and audience is wonderful to watch and it's great fun. There are few bands that can generate this level of rapport with the crowd so quickly and easily -- they make it look totally effortless.
Of course, in reality, it's down to a lot of experience, very good stage skills and exactly the right material, and the Oysterband are top quality performers who have all of those things. Even songs which seem slower and gentler on record are not so when played live; the arrangements are often different live, and virtually every song is made to fit the pattern of either a dance-along or an anthem, keeping the audience just where John wants it. John often says a few words between songs; there is an occasional very short comment on song or venue, but mostly it's music, a couple of songs back to back, maybe a comment, maybe just a smile from John, then back to the music.
I didn't write a complete set-list, and wasn't quick enough to grab one from the stage. I have some almost indecipherable notes written in near darkness while jogging around the floor, but I'm told by a friend, who attended one of the gigs a couple of weeks earlier, that the set-list this weekend was in any case quite different to the one he heard two weeks ago -- not only
Much of the Oysterband's material when they play live is very similar in rhythm and pace; intros and instrumental breaks are often rearranged, so what starts out sounding like one song will often actually be a quite different one. With the size of their back catalogue, this presents a problem when trying to play "spot the song title" from the intros.
From my scribbles it seems their most recent album, Here I Stand, was quite well featured, as the third song into the set was "This Town," immediately followed by "This is The Voice," with "On the Edge" and "I know It's Mine" featuring later in the set.
Further on into the set we were then treated to "Native Son," followed by "Be My Luck" from the Deep Dark Ocean CD. Then things speeded back up with a set of dance tunes to get everyone bopping around again, before "Northern Light," and two more tracks from Here I Stand. The rest of the set was then full throttle with "All That Way for This," "Here's To You," and "Blood Wedding."
There may well have been a few more songs and there was at least one instrumental, which I missed making a note of, before the set ended after about an hour and 10 minutes.
Of course, being an experienced Oysterband audience, we knew we had to stamp and shout and make lots of noise to force them back on stage to play some more. And, of course, in time-honoured tradition it worked; back they came, and John was still grinning. What we gained by all our noise was a 15-20 minute encore comprising "Wait and See," "Everywhere I Go" and 'Granite Years," and more orchestrated audience chorus singing before the Oysterband left the stage again.
But inevitably we knew better and made even more noise. It took a little longer second time around, but again it worked and back the band came, and launched into a tremendous version of "We Could Leave Right Now." Next, and quite a surprise as I hadn't heard it in years, was a very upbeat and extended version of "Oxford Girl," after which they segued into an old '60s chart song. I have been wracking what's left of my brain since Saturday trying to remember who recorded it. The words are "Oh won't you stay, just a little bit longer," and I can hear the original playing in my head. Possibly it was the Hollies sometime in the mid '60s [Editor's note: the original of this song was the old doo-wop hit "Stay," by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs, although it's been covered by many other artists, including The Four Seasons.]
I suppose we could have made even more noise and tried to get them back, but somehow it didn't seem right after that, so almost 2 hours after they started, it was time to let the band have a rest. Actually they looked a lot less tired than I felt -- being in a band obviously keeps you fit!
I have never heard the Oysterband do a bad gig, and this one was easily up to their usual high standard. This gig was not quite as loud and raucous as I have heard them at other times, but the energy level stayed consistently high throughout. and both band and audience had a very good evening.


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Missed a lot while at SEMA this week:
Coop is finally headed down to Mexico for the La Carrera Panamericana, trailering a Lincoln (not his ride) that raced the Carrera in 1950 and remains pretty much in 1950 condition, save for updated safety equipment.
UPDATE: Coop made it across the border, came back into the States, then went back south again. Met up with a 1955 Olds, more Lincolns a Porsche and an 1800.
I'd never heard of the Type 3 Karmann Ghia coupe before Philip over at Classical Drive featured it on his blog. He contends it's one of the prettiest mass production cars ever made. Agree? My mom always wanted a Karmann Ghia. She always called them "pickles" too, for some reason.
Finally, two European hot rods, courtesy our German tipster, Daniel Karmann. The first, a homebuilt car called the Nortan (after its builder, Norbert Tannebaum), measuring 44 inches tall. A 250hp Corvette engine powers it.
And another homebuilt car, which started as a 1938 Ford, called "Heavy." If anything can make a 1938 Ford look good, it's a Swede with a mission to give the Nortam a run for the money in the low, black car contest.


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Kendra Wilkinson Rushes to the Mag Rack to Show Off Baby Hank
Wilkinson and Hank Baskett's son, Hank IV, was born Dec. 11, and the star says she's so "very, very happy."
Hank just couldn't hold back his affection for the little man upon first meeting him. "I just said, 'I love you so much.' I couldn't stop saying 'I love you.'"
"The good thing about being induced is that it's like planning a trip, just very calm. We ate a huge dinner before we came to the hospital. I ate a whole batch of brownies because I was nervous. No wonder he's 9 pounds!"
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- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy MELISSA
Money!!! They get paid much more for a c-section and it allows them time to be home for dinner. :/
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy Lori
Oh, no. MUCH better to let the papparazzi chase her and the baby trying to get a picture that can be sold to some tabloid, right? This way, SHE controls the situation, thereby eliminating any danger that the blood sucking papparazzi could potentially put her and her child (and the public)in by stalking her. And don't give me the "no one would stalk her! Who cares about her kid?" B/S. Obviously some people do, including you, or else no one would be reading this story!
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy Rita
I had a big meal also but trust me it didn't stay down....
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy tonya hatter
I had a planned c section and was induced duh it goes together, you go in the morning they induce you when nothing happaned by 5pm we did the C section, who in the hell would want a 9lb baby popin out their crotch GRossssssssssss when their are other options
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy jill
Sorry, you are wrong! Inducing a birth and a planned C Section do NOT go together. You may have been induced and when nothing happened they had to do a C Section, but that is not a planned section. Millions of women give birth to 9 lb babies. There is nothing gross about it.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy Steve
The baby's mother is a potty mouth idiot who truly, doesn't have a brain in her head. She is TRASH.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy menda
All these people saying C-sections are their "primary" choice by not having ot do a labor for 12 hours. Your LAZY MORONS!! Women since the beginning of time have had babies NATURALLY and LOVED having the labor becuse of what you get in the end. I had to BEG my doctor NOT to do a c-section because I wanted nature to take hold. I ONLY would have done it as a last resort, Thank God my son had my kind of thinking. Right when they went ot take him from me, he decided to roll in. If you think C-sections are "easier" your just Lazy! Wow hat good Moms already! Not.
- Thursday 17 DecemberBy Rachel
I like Kendra she acts dum, but she's sweet, and she has a good heart. I am happy for them. Congratulations Hank and Kendra, and God bless you and your baby boy, he is healthy, that's all that matters. I think he's beautiful, live a long and happy life. (Now if this were Paris Hilton, I wouldn't have anything nice to say). LOL Take care everyone
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy Diana
Js200,,There is absolutly nothing to be jealous of. The woman is a ho***, and now the baby will suffer for it. I hope im wrong. This woman showed just how immture she is on national tv. Js200, maybe you find something good on her, most people dont see it. Almost any woman can have a baby, but can she take care of the child properly? I hope for the childs sake, she can.... Only the child, and time will tell.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy tonya
It doesnt matter they have tons of money the nannys can take care of the kid if she doesnt or doesnt want to, Britney still has hers some how, Its all about the money now.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy joe morgan
I would expect the white blond with the black athlete. Kendra has been an airhead for Hef for a few years and got some notoriety as a prostitute [here defined as entering a sex relationship for money, perks, housing, education, and other benefits] for a time, then leaving.
Now she has an athlete with large salary to keep her financially supported. I would imagine a white guy would not want a known prostitute and airhead.
The C-section seems like a good way not to damage the sex part so it stays intact for lots of future use.
These high level prostitutes are covering our internet and media today as never before and we think it is OK.
If Hef married three girls a third his age he would be prosecuted, but he can contract with them for sex and it is legal.
This is a great country for those with fame or money or both.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy cheryl
Kendra is nothing but a pig...and how is she gonna explain to her children that she was a whore for some old man. ICK! There is nothing attractive about her.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy bfgairLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
OF COURSE THE BABY BOY IS HAPPY!!! Just look at those feeding tools he has to look forward to. But wait are those streatch marks around his mouth? I can see why.
Lucky boy bet he cries a lot when he gets weened.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy John
Here's a woman who shows off her A** and T*** in a magazine and now she's considered a star? How is this girl a STAR? Our society is so backwards !
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy WildlyUnruly
You have an interesting point of view with the "legal" prostitution. I happen to agree with this. However, I'm not sure why you point out race several times. I don't see how being a "white guy" or a "black guy" has anything to do with it.
- Wednesday 16 December
Blind Side is the best picture of 2009.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy r
wow the kids got a great tan,
- Wednesday 16 December
Since when is a C-section "induced"? This bimbo had has her 15 hours of fame. Get her out of here. She's a real beauty, alright.
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy Michele
I was sceduled for inducement and a c-section in case inducing didn't work.
They had to scedule an operating room just in case.
So the two can go hand in hand and there is nothing "air headed" about it!
- Wednesday 16 DecemberBy CL
Just what every young boy wants...a mother who has shown her stuff spread eagle for all the world to see in dirty mens mags. What will he say when teh others boys tell him his mom is a w*ore...
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A two-day conference exploring strategies for community growth and development based on 21st-century challenges will take place Sept. 24-25 in downtown Louisville. The Kentucky Heritage Council (KHC) Strong Towns Conference is being presented in partnership with the Kentucky Main Street Program, Preservation Kentucky , Preservation Louisville and Friends of Kentucky Main Street, with support from KHC member Nana Lampton and Hardscuffle Inc.
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"The movement encourages the creation of common goals that support long-term financial solvency by looking differently at land, transportation systems, infrastructure and the existing built environment, which must be viewed as shared assets," said Craig Potts, KHC executive director and state historic preservation officer. "Given recent community conversations about development projects across the state, we feel the timing of this conference could not be better."
In addition to Potts, speakers include Charles L. "Chuck" Marohn Jr., Strong Towns founder and president, a professional engineer and member of the American Institute of Certified Planners; Jim Kumon, executive director of Incremental Development Alliance; R. John Anderson, CNU, co-founder and principal for Anderson|Kim Architecture + Urban Design; Jim Lindberg, senior director of the National Trust for Historic Preservation Green Lab; Mary Ellen Wiederwohl, chief of Louisville Forward; Kitty Dougoud, KHC Kentucky Main Street Program administrator; and Steve Ervin, Paducah planning director.
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Featured topics will include "The Finance Behind our Places," a look at how community projects are financed and how return on investment is calculated in relation to long-term financial obligation; "Transportation in the Next American City – Demystifying the Link between Mobility and Local Economics," how to build high-performance roads and streets at a human scale to create financial value for a community; "A New Path Forward," a look at how financial analysis can better guide resource investments; and "Open Space Technology," an approach to purpose-driven leadership.
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Emzed looking to fulfill artistic ambitions
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Church Pen resident Omar 'Emzed' Martin's first contact with music was not by accident and he is ready to fulfill his artistic ambitions.
''I remember, as a little boy, my neighbour would pay me to sing for him and I would just get better at it. I then built a guitar out of wood and used fishing line as the strings. That is where it started,'' Martin said.
He is on the 'Rugged Rhythm' with Dem si mi laugh but dem no Know, a cultural song, reflecting his poor but meaningful lifestyle.
''My type of music is positive and uplifting. I know that I have a duty, especially to the youth, to do positive songs, which can give a message of hope to them, '' Emzed said.
The artiste said he is now working with Sir Gift Records label, an instant connection which he thinks will aid in his musical development.
Martin said his early inspiration came from dancehall artiste Moses 'Beenie Man' Davis, and he intends to walk in the entertainer's footsteps, doing good, clean music.
His manager, James Davis, said he has seen good musical qualities in the young artiste and everything will be done to hone his craft to get maximum results.
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