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How to Be a Christian Princess
Don't you just love the Lord? Did you know that you can be a Christian Princess? God says that everyone in his kingdom is a princess in his kingdom. Read the article to be more in God's word and to become a Christian Princess
1Read your Bible each night. Try to read a different chapter in a different testament. The more you read the Bible, the more you will understand what God wants from you and who you are.Ad
2Wear anything flowing. Wear mostly light color dresses. Some colors you can wear are light pink, light blue, light green, etc. Sometimes, wear floral skirts and shrugs. When it's cold, get a pink coat. When it's raining, have a red umbrella. For accessories, wear pearls or a bracelet with a biblical verse on it. Do not wear heels, but only flats.
3Never ever curse/swear. It's rude and God doesn't like it.
4Talk to people who love the Lord and believe in him. If you can't find anyone like this, then at least you will have 2 best friends (God and Jesus). Spread Christianity to people as much as you can.
5Keep your virginity until you are married. Do not have sex unless you are married.
6If you ever want to be in a relationship, make sure that he is a Christian, doesn't curse, and believes that sex is appropriate for when you are married, not when you aren't. If you have anything different from what is said, then it will be a hard life for you.
7Do not be troubled by any situations that come in your life. God lets situations come in your life. Do not fret about them. Ignore or move on.
8Listen to Gospel music a lot. Do not listen to anything with vulgar/rude language in it.
9Go to church EVERY Sunday.
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- Be proud of being a Christian and tell the world.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 coming to Europe in three versions?
early information we had that there would be two model numbers associated with this device was two-thirds correct. Three model numbers, GT-N5100 (Wi-Fi + 3G), GT-N5110 (Wi-Fi only), and GT-N5105 (Wi-Fi + 3G + LTE) are listed with the Bluetooth SIG for European release.
The Wi-Fi only version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is rumored to start pricing at €450 ($603.45 USD). This is one area where Apple might have an edge with the 16GB Apple iPad mini priced at €339 ($454.60). For those curious, the Note tablets differ from the Galaxy Tab line of tablets because of their S Pen capabilities.
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1. RaKithAPeiRiZ (Posts: 1488; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
450 bucks ....GTFO!!! too much for a small tablet
11. loyals (Posts: 129; Member since: 10 Nov 2012)
way too much for a samsung device....better get ipad mini for lesser price n premium quality too or kindle hd (if you dont bother about build quality n services)
2. wendygarett (unregistered)
Worth it, consider the sPen device is cheaper than note 2 :)
4. RaKithAPeiRiZ (Posts: 1488; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
or you can get a first generation Note , or even the Note 10.1 much cheaper
5. wendygarett (unregistered)
Note 10.1 cost $499 if I'm not mistaken
6. _Bone_ (Posts: 2151; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Or the Samsung Nexus 10.
7. AamirSIII (banned) (Posts: 187; Member since: 04 Oct 2012)
what the f**k with S-Pen?? i dont really get it! its BULLs**t! its useless! for real! i repent now getting Note 10.1! u dont even use it after like a week u get the tab!
3. imsickwithsmartphone (Posts: 153; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
please make this CHEAP.....
9. CanYouSeeTheLight (Posts: 1102; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
You can expect it to be built cheap but not sold for cheap. Google Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 build quality so you will know what i mean.
8. funnyguy (banned) (Posts: 244; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
Can somebody explain to me why Samsung can not manage to deliver cheap tablets ?
What kind of price is that?
Too expensive.....
Even with the nexus 10 the price wasn't such a good deal as the lg nexus 4 and the asus nexus 7.
10. TylerGrunter (Posts: 1479; Member since: 16 Feb 2012)
I have serious doubts that´s going to be the price, when the original Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 costs less than than. It would be suicidal.
12. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
The First original galaxy 7.0 been out longer than the ipad Mini they act like they invented a 7" screen tablet.
13. cony1 (Posts: 1; Member since: 08 Feb 2013)
is this really only wifi version price??
I think too expencive..even if considering about S-pen..
Just hope they sell more reasonable...I won't buy unless the price cheaper than mini.
14. nikenturd (unregistered)
$350 to $400 and Im in......specs are NOTE 2-esque and it is quite understandable
15. Taters (Posts: 6348; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Funny guy. The nexus 10 is cheap. Pound for pound its easily the best deal between the Nexus 4 and Nexus 7.
chrome book cpu
4k screen
for $399. That is crazy.
if they used a low res screen, mobile CPU, and 1gb of ram they could hit the $199 Nexus 7 price point easily but they chose to use more high end internals.
16. CanYouSeeTheLight (Posts: 1102; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Stop spreading false information and inform yourself about 4k before saying the Nexus 10 has a 4k screen. You might have gotten confused with people saying 4 megapixel screen which isn't 4k.
17. Taters (Posts: 6348; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Doesn't matter. My points still stand. Just replace 4k with 2k.

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Initiatives and Conferences
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar comes from the lineage of peace and non-violence of Mahatma Gandhi. Through his initiatives and addresses, Sri Sri has consistently emphasized the need for reinforcing human values and recognizing humanity as our highest identity. Fostering interfaith harmony and calling for multicultural education as the remedy for fanaticism are significant parts of his efforts to achieve sustainable peace on our planet. As an ambassador of peace, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar plays a key role in conflict resolution and spreads his vision of non-violence at public forums and gatherings world-wide. Regarded as a neutral figure with the principle agenda of peace, he represents hope to people in conflict. He has received particular credit for bringing opposing parties to the negotiating table in Iraq, the Ivory Coast and the states of Jammu & Kashmir and Bihar in India.
Spreading the Message of a One World Family
Spreading the message of love, compassion and non-violence, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar tirelessly advocates harmonious co-existence among people. While he addresses innumerable forums on diverse subjects, the common thread through all his speeches is the principle of humanity and brotherhood. His universal and simple message is that love and wisdom can prevail over hatred and distress.
Whether it is speaking to parliamentarians in Argentina, Scotland (UK), business leaders in Europe, peace organisations like the United Nations, Muslim and Hindu leaders, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar emphasises human values and unity among people
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has been invited to address the World Economic Forum at Davos on two occasions, the United Nations Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders, and the first World Congress of Imams and Rabbis in 2005
With an aim of bringing together leaders from diverse walks of life, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has also hosted a number of symposiums. The Truth & Reconciliation Conference to foster equality of the Dalit community (2007), International Conference on Human Values (2006) and the annual Corporate Culture and Spirituality Symposiums being a few of them.
Through his public talks and symposiums, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar addresses issues of inter-faith harmony, environmental sustainability, poverty alleviation and grassroots development. He inspires thousands across the globe to live the philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam or a One World Family.
His contributions are much valued and cherished in a growing circle of international gatherings. That he has made a difference as a 'resource person' is a constant acclaim made by those who have listened to him, for e.g., at the
- World Economic Forum / Davos
- International Anti-Corruption Conference / Seoul
- European Parliament / Brussels
- World Conference on Environmental Management
- Symposium on Human Values, Science and Sustain¬able Development / Houston
- World Conference on Spiritual Regeneration and Hu¬man Values / Bangalore
- National Dialogue on Integrity Issues / Istanbul
- International Symposium on Corporate Culture and Spirituality / Bangalore.
- World Forum for Ethics in Business, European Parlia¬ment, Brussels
- Interfaith Conference for World Religious Leaders / Seville
- World Conference on Religion and Peace /Washington
- Addressing 1000 catholic priests in India, February 2010
- Parliament of the World Religions (Key Note Speak¬er), Melbourne, 2009
- Facing Tomorrow, Israel, October 2009
- Inter-faith Harmony: Conference with top Catholic and Hindu religious leaders in India, June 2009
- Imams and Rabbis Conference, 2009
- The Civilization of Peace: Faiths and Cultures in Dia¬logue conference, November 2008
- Vedanta and Buddhism Conference in Bangalore, 2008
- Imams and Rabbis Conference, 2004
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It was fair to assume that the Jamesville-DeWitt girls soccer team had no adequate follow-up to its 8-0 destruction of defending Section III Class AA champion Christian Brothers Academy on Sept. 16 at Alibrandi Stadium.
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Devereaux personally helped J-D overcome Jessica Williamson's goal, leading the Rams to a 3-1 halftime edge and spurring the late charge, too.
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Both goals came in the first half. Austin Roney and Jimmy Fazio put shots past Mexico goalie Dominic Veiga, with Andrew Lee earning assists both times. Then the Rams' defense went into shutdown mode, holding the Tigers to a grand total of two shots.
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Resources for Public Health Presentations
RML and regional handouts, slides, websites, and curriculum guides
Northwest Center for Public Health Practice's Evidence-Based Public Health Series A recorded webinar series, including a presentation by PNR staff member Gail Kouame about searching and summarizing the literature (2013)
Public Health Information on the Web Slides, notes, and exercises for a three hour, hands-on class (2009)
Gather Around The Pump Handle: Public Health Resources & Outreach Ideas Recording of a one-hour RML Rendezvous webcast. PowerPoint slides are available here (2010)
Planning and Implementing a Digital Library for Public Health Seattle & King County A 30 minute overview of project to determine needs and design library resources, Ann Madhavan (2005)
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Public Health Resources - professionally printed cards availble to PNR network members on request (scroll down to see the Public Health Resources card)
Web Resources :
Health Services Research & Public Health Information Programs
National Library of Medicine site with links to databases, training materials, and more
PHPartners Tutorial
Public Health Information and Data Tutorial. Web-based, self-instructional version of print manual.
Northwest Center for Public Health Practice
Web portal for public health practitioners, "The mission of the Northwest Center is to improve the quality and effectiveness of public health practice by linking public health academic and practice communities." See especially links to public health informatics
Alaska Health Education Library Project site links to projects, materials, and resources for Alaska Public Health workforce.
H.E.R.E. in Washington
Health Education Resource Exchange developed by Washington State Department of Health.
MyPublicHealth (Washington) and MyPublicHealth (Montana)
A project of the Center for Public Health Informatics at the University of Washington. MyPublicHealth is "a decision support tool for agencies to customize the collection, description, management and retrieval of critical public health information".
Core Competencies Lists
Council on Linkages Between Academia and Public Health Practice list of core competencies for Public Health Professionals, 2009
Public Health Informatics Competencies (PDF)
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Texas Longhorns quarterback Case McCoy (6) throws a touchdown pass to wide receiver Mike Davis (1) as they played in the 4th quarter against Oklahoma during the Texas-OU football game at the Cotton Bowl in Fair Park on October 13, 2012. Ou won the game 63-21.
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Haylie Duff and Ashlee Simpson are super lucky to have famous siblings, mainly because they both rode their respective sibling's waves to their own fortunes. Duff's younger sister, Hilary, and Ashlee's older sister, Jessica, may have won the spotlight, but instead of being bitter and jealous, these two used it to their advantage. They both did some acting and singing (in Ashlee's case, some lip-syncing) and can pretty much get a table at whatever restaurant they want.
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The Three Legged Monkey, the once-popular bar owned by city representative candidate Michael Armstrong, owes nearly $8,800 in property taxes, El Paso Consolidated Tax Office records show.
That debt puts into question whether Armstrong would be eligible to take office if he were to win the July 19 special election — a decision that may ultimately be left to City Council. No other candidate for the District 6 city representative seat owes property taxes, according to a search of the tax office website.
At issue is whether an El Paso City Charter provision that prohibits candidates who owe the city money from taking office applies if that debt is under a limited partnership or limited liability corporation. The Three Legged Monkey bar is registered with the state as an LP, and its general partner, 3LM, is registered as an LLC.
Under an LLC, company owners report profits and losses of the business on their personal tax returns and are generally protected from personal liability for business debt and claims. That protection means creditors can't go after the personal possessions of an LLC member to pay off debt.
City attorneys said they could not comment on whether that liability protection would exempt a candidate for city office from the charter prohibition.
"The facts of each situation are reviewed on a case by case basis once a candidate is elected to office," City Attorney Sylvia Borunda Firth said in an emailed statement.
Attorneys for the tax office directed questions back to the city attorney, only confirming that the debt is from the 2013 tax year and that no payments or payment arrangement have been made. The 2013 taxes were not covered under the prior bankruptcy filing for the business, the tax office attorneys said.
Armstrong has refused to answer questions about the debt, saying only that the LLC status doesn't make him personally liable for the debt.
"Your questions should be based on knowledge regarding charter and tax liability," Armstrong said in an emailed statement, refusing to answer questions in a phone interview. "By your questions you do not have an understanding of this. Please contact a tax attorney."
The Three Legged Monkey's $6,232 in 2013 property taxes — about $1,600 of it in city taxes — became delinquent in February. With penalties and interest, the total taxes owed increased to $8,795 this month.
The tax account for the Three Legged Monkey, formerly at 1550 Hawkins Blvd., is listed under Armstrong and his former business partner, Paul Tarango. The personal property account consists of furniture, inventory, machinery and other equipment used in the operation of a business.
Property taxes for the Three Legged Monkey were last paid in January 2013, when about $12,200 was paid for the 2011 and 2012 tax years.
Armstrong's taxes for his home are up-to-date, tax records show.
According to the Texas Election Code, the council would have to determine if a candidate is ineligible based on facts "conclusively established by another public record." The council would also have to allow a public hearing for the candidate or officeholder in question and any action would be subject to review by the courts, the code states.
Armstrong also owes more than $267,000 in federal taxes, though that would not prohibit him from taking city office. His first lien — for more than $8,600 — was assessed in 2006 for the tax period ending in December 2002. He opened the Three Legged Monkey in 2003.
Texas Secretary of State records show the Three Legged Monkey was formed as a limited partnership in 2004 under Jerad Cartwright as the registered agent and the 3LM limited liability corporation as a general partner. The 3LM LLC lists Armstrong as one of its managing partners that same year. Armstrong later became the registered agent for both 3LM and the Three Legged Monkey.
In a phone interview a few weeks ago, Armstrong said he blamed the city for his financial troubles.
"All my financial debts are 100 percent the result of the city's actions to close my business," Armstrong said. "I don't owe the city money. That's my statement."
He is suing the city and several current and former city officials for $1.8 million, claiming breach of contract, civil rights violations and conspiracy, which he says drove him to close the bar last year.
Among those named in the civil lawsuit is city Rep. Emma Acosta, who last week issued a statement after being served.
She said she believes Armstrong is essentially suing all the taxpayers of El Paso since tax dollars are used to defend the city against lawsuits.
"(Armstrong) is the first candidate that I know that is campaigning for a seat on council and at the same time suing the very same taxpayers that he expects will vote for him in the upcoming election," Acosta said.
Acosta represents District 3, where residents of the Cielo Vista Neighborhood pushed for the bar's closing.
Armstrong is being supported by city Reps. Eddie Holguin and Lily Limon, as well as El Paso County Sheriff Richard Wiles. Armstrong's campaign materials have noted that his campaign treasurer, Chris Acosta, also served as treasurer for Mayor Oscar Leeser. The mayor told the El Paso Times that he is not supporting Armstrong or any other candidate for the District 6 office.
Armstrong is vying for Holguin's unexpired term. Holguin effectively resigned from his city post after filing to run for county judge. His resignation will be effective as soon as his replacement is sworn in.
Others in the race are real estate broker Dick Bowen; communications specialist Claudia Ordaz and communications consultant Alex Zuniga.
Early voting began Wednesday and continues through July 15. Election Day is July 19.
The winner will hold office until the next election in May 2015, at which time they can run for re-election for the four-year term.


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Best Business Blogging Tips and Guides of 2010 (So Far), Part 1August 5, 2010
Stumped for new blog post topic ideas? Struggling to increase blog traffic? Want more comments? Higher search position? Better results from social media? Younger looking skin in just three days?
Can't help you with that last goal, but excluding that one you've come to the right place. Learn how to make your blog the center of your social media efforts, build traffic, write great posts and more here in some of the best tips, tactics and guidance for blogging of 2010 so far.
100+ SMB Blogging Ideas to Kick Start 2010 by Small Business Trends
Running low on inspiration? Muse taking a break? Lisa Barone offers 100 topic ideas to kick start your blog posts, divided into various categories such as Go Social, Highlight Your Customers and Get Personal.
How to Never Run Out of Blog Topics to Write About by Internet Marketing for Business Owners
If, somehow, you're still scratching your head for blog topics after reading Lisa's list, Jarom Adair supplies about 30 more ideas here, from tips and survey follow-ups to customer testimonials and scaring your readers with horror stories of business decisions gone wrong.
Ten Must Read Tips to Start a Small Business Blog by TopRank Online Marketing Blog
Lee Odden writes that "there's a litany of things you COULD do with setting up a blog. Even if…filtered it down to what one SHOULD do, the list (is) amazingly long." So, in the interest of helping out new business owners (or business owners new to marketing on the web) without overwhelming them, Lee "decided to create…a short list of what a small businesses CAN do when starting a blog."
Marketing Your Blog: 10 Essential Tips You Should Know by Hongkiat
To make your blog stand out from the crowd, Edward Khoo provides 10 tips including using controversy (carefully), simplifying the subscription process and this gem: "Create different profiles for each social media site. On LinkedIn, you want to be all about business. On Facebook, show a little of your personality – the carbon-based life form behind the blog. On Twitter, shine the spotlight on your blog. Each profile should be designed to show a different facet of you and your expertise."
Blogging Tips: How to Promote and Publicize by Spin Sucks
Gini Dietrich lays out a six-step, eight-minute process to use social media to promote blog posts. Some of the tools take a bit of time to set up initially, but it's a quick process from there on out.
SEO's Magic Bullet by PR 20/20
Based on the top ranking factors for SEO, Keith Moehring explains how one key tool, still overlooked by many companies, may be the silver bullet for SEO success.
7 Days to Turn Your Blog Into a Social Media Hub – Day 1: Defining Your Hub by Danny Brown
Danny Brown explains why your blog belongs at the center of your social media efforts (just as it's positioned in the web presence optimization model) and how to use it to keep all of your social media marketing efforts aligned.
Why a Blog Improves Social Media for B2B by My Venture Pad
Still not convinced that a blog should be the center of your social media strategy? The brilliant Ardath Albee lays out a dozen more reasons to make it so, such as "The Internet moves fast. Publishing a new article once a month on your website isn't enough to keep up a consistent dialogue." "Blogs are a kind of 'natural nurturing' – the more often you touch your prospects, the more your ideas are top of mind for them. (hence, your company)" and "Blogs allow comments longer than 140 characters."
Submit Your Blog to 50+ Free Blog Directories by Kittu K
Links are vital to SEO success, and one way to accelerate link-building for a blog is to use this helpful list of 50+ free blog diretories sorted by PageRank.
5 Sure Fire Tactics to Promote a Business Blog by TopRank Online Marketing Blog
Michelle Bowles provides some high-impact tactics to build traffic for a business blog, somewhat similar to the recommendations for successfully launching a new blog presented here a while back.
12 ways to Increase comments on your Blog by Technshare
A dozen great tips for generating more comments on your blog, from do-following comment links and thanking commentors to asking for feedback and moderating comments promptly.
Search Optimization Tips for Bloggers by SEO Wizardry
Pete Hollier offers tips for search optimizing a blog, some of which also apply to standard websites (keyword research) and some unique to blogs (using SEO plugins).
Tags: Ardath Albee, blog SEO, blogging for business, blogging guides, blogging tips, Business Blogging, center of social media strategy, Danny Brown, Gini Dietrich, how to increase blog traffic, how to increase comments, how to promote a blog, Jarom Adair, Keith Moehring, Lee Odden, Lisa Barone, Michelle Bowles, Pete Hollier, SEO Wizardry, Small Business Trends, TopRank
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I know you said you can't help with younger looking skin, but could you help with more hours in the day? How about a clone?
I think since I wrote that blog post, WordPress can out with the Sexy Bookmarks widget (like you have on your blog) which makes the eight minute process about two. I use it every day and it's super easy! You can also accomplish the same thing with a "share" button at the end of each post and you can share just like anyone else would.
Thanks for the inclusion…my new BFF!
P.S. Could you take that Danny Brown off of here? He's evil, evil, evil. Alright. Not really. I respect the H-E-double toothpicks out of him!
Can't help there either, but I sure use a clone as well. If you find a good source, let me know.
You're more than welcome for the inclusion, I'm always happy to pass along great info. And I'll be sure to keep a closer eye on your blog going forward!
I don't discriminate against the evil, but do welcome their responses. We'll see if Danny wants to fire back here.
Gini's just upset that my toothpick collection is better than hers 😉
Thanks for the shout-out, bud, much appreciated, and great collection you've put here together as well. And reminds me I need to actually finish that damn serie, too
Thanks for the clarification Danny, glad we have that issue straightened away.
Yes, great piece, and I look forward to seeing the series finished! The final installment may make it into a Best-Of part 2, or 3. We'll see.
Wow, thanks for including SEO's Magic Bullet in this list. There are some really great blogs included here.
Looking forward to reading the Best-Of parts 2 and 3.
Hi Keith, no worries. Great stuff!


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E2 Assignment Help Page
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Step 1: Background Info
Use a reliable source like an encyclopedia to get basic info about your topic (Things like important dates, alternative spellings, other terms to search…)
Grolier Encyclopedia (student encyclopedia)
Encyclopedia Americana (a more in-depth encyclopedia, not restricted to North American topics)
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Go to the Portage District Library Catalog and search for your topic. Try different word combinations. Also, try broader terms if you aren't finding anything on your topic. Books often contain information that may not show up in the catalog record.
HINT: Don't forget the library's Reference Collection! This collection is a group of valuable books that can only be used in the library (they may not be checked out). CLICK HERE to browse a list of helpful reference books.
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Health and Wellness Resource Center — Information about illnesses, health, and nutrition, including information on alternative medicine and research
New Book of Popular Science — An online reference book set on scientific topics and people
SIRS Renaissance — Focuses on the arts, architecture, multimedia, and cultural topics.
Newsbank — Newspapers online, including the Kalamazoo Gazette
Gale Virtual Reference Library — This is like having an entire reference collection at your home! Do not use this if you don't have a good idea about what information you want. It's a huge collection, but worth a search if you are having problems finding information.


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Actually I did, the company chose not to for what ever reason. I did not, however, design a non-Flash player version. Did not think I had too. I was applying for a Flash job!
Point that I was making is Adobe's figures are skewed. Most people think that when Adobe states that 95% of the users have Flash Player installed on their browser, their assumption is that it is Flash Player 9 dot something. Not true.
Another point to be taken, Apple has a much better software update for Quicktime than Adobe does for Flash Player.


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Used to LOVE missingno,not anymore.Don't start me on BAD EGG.
missingno and bad eggs suck, especially misingno, it messes up your game!
the normal type missingno does not mess up the game other types do.
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what does the bad egg of bad in the game?
i only now that bad egg multiplies itself, and i don't like that.
Bad egg never hatch, doesn�t??I hate bad eggs, but i love missigno, specialy in red and blue versions.
Bad egg don't never hatch.It multipliles it's self?I know if you start a new game the badegg pokemon will still apper.


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November 27, 2015
Two people are facing charges in Pulaski County for their alleged invovement in a high school vandalism spree.
Investigators say Brian Ramsey and Steven Thompson broke into Southwestern High School and the school's fieldhouse on two different occasions in December and caused more than 20-thousand dollars worth in damage.
Surveilance video from the school shows one of suspects using some sort of object to cause damage to the property.
Both Ramsey and Thompson were arrested on Wednesday.
Police also tell NEWSFIRST they located the stolen property inside their home. Ramsey is charged with four counts of burglary and
Thompson faces three counts.
Police are looking for a third suspect and will issue a warrant for his arrest Thursday.
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Raymond I. Borkgren, 89, of Geneseo passed away Monday, July 22, 2013 at Hammond-Henry Hospital. A memorial service celebrating his life will be held at 5:00 pm on Friday at Vandemore Funeral Homes Ltd, Geneseo. Rev. Dr. David Esche will officiate and Military Honors will be accorded by Don Cherry VFW Post #5083. Visitation for Ray will be held from 3 -5 pm Friday prior to the memorial service. Private Inurnment will be held in the Oakwood cemetery. As per his wishes cremation rites have been accorded. Memorials may be left to First Presbyterian Church or Good Samaritan Village.
Raymond was born on March 6, 1924 in Geneseo, Il, the son of Swan R. and Alice (Henander) Borkgren. He Graduated from Geneseo High School in 1942. He was united in marriage to Janet E. Johnson on February 9, 1947 in Geneseo. He proudly served our county in the US Navy during WWII. Raymond enlisted March 2, 1943 and after boot training he joined squadron V.C. 85 at San Diego, CA. He shipped on the U.S.S. Lunga Point, an aircraft carrier, in October 1943. His ship was hit by a suicide plane in February, 1945 during the invasion of Iwo Jima, but was not put out of commission. He holds the American Theater ribbon, the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with four battle stars, the Philippine Liberation ribbon with two battle stars, the Naval Commendation, a unit citation and the Victory medal. Raymond had been employed for over 30 years at the International Harvester Works as a General Manager retiring in 1981. He then became an electrical inspector for the City of Geneseo for 19 years, retiring in 2010.
Raymond was a member of the First Presbyterian Church for over 50 years. He also belonged to the Stewart Masonic Lodge, Order of the Eastern Star, American Legion, and the Don Cherry VFW Post # 5083. Raymond loved spending time with his family. He was an avid golfer, enjoyed walking, woodworking, and working on the computer.
Survivors include his wife Janet; 2 sons: John (Dawn) Borkgren, Bartlett, IL, Steven (Kathy) Borkgren, Lancaster, PA; 1 daughter: Carol (Lon) Richey, Morrison, IL; 3 grandchildren: Sabrina Borkgren, Christine Richey, and John Richey.
He was preceded in death by his parents.


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Michael Hooper, 2012 Bronze Medalist Edward Neeman and Nathan Hooper prepare to perform at the Aronoff Center.
Brothers of Anderson Township recently performed a piano duet at The Aronoff Center in the Bach-Beethoven-Brahms Club concert, presented by The World Piano Competition.
Thirteen year old Nathan Hooper, a seventh-grader at Nagel Middle School and Michael Hooper, 11, a sixth grader at Summit Elementary played "Concerto in A Minor" by Edvard Grieg.
The boys are the sons of Michelle and David Hooper.
Both young musicians are piano students of Marian Cobb of Anderson Township.
The Bach-Beethoven-Brahms Club brings classical music to school-age audiences through entertaining performances by World Medalist Winners as well as young promising piano students.
BBB Club performances present composers from the three major cultural periods, Baroque, Classicism, and Romanticism and are used as an introduction to the history and culture of each period. The 2012 World Piano Competition Bronze Medalist Edward Neeman was featured.


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The Minnesota Duluth women practice at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Ridder Arena in advance of Sunday's noon championship game against Cornell on CBS College Sports Network.
The Bulldogs (30-8-2) claimed a 3-2 victory over Minnesota (26-9-5) on Friday night. Cornell (21-8-6) eliminated No.1 ranked Mercyhurst 3-2 in overtime in the first semifinal.
UMD-Minnesota game stories are listed from the Minneapolis Star Tribune here and the St. Paul Pioneer Press here.
And in Ithaca, N.Y., home base for Cornell University, folks were busy celebrating the men's basketball team upsetting Tempe in the NCAA tournament, and the men's hockey team beating Brown in the ECAC semifinals. But the women's hockey team, in the NCAA tournament for the first time, made it to the title game. A story from the Ithaca Journal is here.
Also the 2010 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award was given Saturday in Minneapolis. Here's a release from USA Hockey:
MINNEAPOLIS – Vicki Bendus (Wasaga Beach, Ont.), a junior forward from Mercyhurst College, was today named the 2010 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner. In its 13th year, the award is presented annually by The USA Hockey Foundation to the top player in NCAA Division I women's ice hockey.
Bendus received the award at a brunch ceremony at the University of Minnesota's McNamara Alumni Center. She was chosen from a group of three finalists that also included Kelly Paton (Woodstock, Ont.), a senior forward from the University of New Hampshire, and Noora Räty (Espoo, Finland), a freshman goaltender from the University of Minnesota.
"Vicki is a wonderful person and a tremendous leader, who plays with great emotion each and every game," said Michael Sisti, head coach of Mercyhurst College. "She does so many things well and had the best season of her career."
A team captain, Bendus is near the top of the NCAA leader board in nearly all offensive categories, including points (65), shorthanded goals (5), points per game (1.81), assists per game (1.03) and goals per game (0.78). A RBK Hockey First Team All-American, her 65 points tied for first in the NCAA as she helped lead the Lakers to their eighth straight CHA playoff championship and the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament.


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The Dilnot Commission published its report proposing changes in care for the elderly this week. The Dilnot Commission, chaired by Andrew Dilnot, includes such heavyweights as Lord Norman Warner (who also chaired the Ambulance Review which I contributed to) and Dame Jo Williams. So it has been carefully thought through and almost certainly represents the best of thinking on the subject.
So what does the report say and why is it so dramatic?
Among the recommendations in the report are:
The Commission estimates that its proposals – based on a cap of £35,000 – would cost the State around £1.7billion.
It makes interesting reading, because it is principles driven, rather than driven by political expediency. Those nearing retirement won't have to live in fear that they will lose everything should they need care (current costs often mean they have to sell their house) or that they have to transfer all of their assets to sons or daughters before the dreaded moment of need comes up (and sons and daughters aren't always as sympathetic as we'd like to think).
But different people interpret this document in different ways, and it will succeed or fail based on how it is interpreted.
The elderly not only vote more often, but are more likely to change their vote according to the policies put forwards. They are the least likely to be purely selfish, wanting policies that benefit their children and grand-children rather than purely themselves. Politicians watch out. I predict that no-one will oppose this report (though the devil will be in the detail - where does the predicted £1.7billion come from).
So politicians will go out of their way to show how "grey friendly" they are, but jump onto the next bandwagon at the earliest opportunity
Bankers and finance experts are already crawling all over the report examining how they can sell policies to "protect yourself in your old age", because suddenly all of the risk is taken out of it. Expect a slew of new insurance instruments which promise to pay up to the capping level, but with fees that don't really reflect the reduced risk (in other words, the bankers will take advantage of everyone's confusion to increase their fees)
Socialists have already responded - this benefits the rich and the children of the rich, and leaves the poor where they were before. But £100,000 is not a lot of assets, and £35000 was only relevant to people who actually had nothing at all (rented accommodation, no savings). I'm back on my hobby horse - how come so many of the self-styled "working class" don't do any work; there are plenty of people like me who don't have capital (can't make money out of the assets we have) so could hardly be called capitalist, but who would like to be able to pass something on to our children
a mixed reaction. On the one hand, it means that they will get more of their inheritance because it won't be taken by the state to provide care. On the other hand, there's no longer a compelling reason to transfer the assets to them straight away.
Yes, for many people it gives them the hope of getting old with dignity. Many want to be able to pay their way, as they have done all of their life. But they don't want the cost of paying their way to exceed their ability to pay. This seems an excellent compromise!


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Jennifer Heuitt, an expert in designing children's rooms, owns a business called "House to Home," and she said that sometimes we forget to consider our children's personalities when designing. Sometimes we want our kids' rooms to look how we want it and not how they want it.
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Killing it: Kobe Sotelo of Harvest Christian Academy spikes the ball against Notre Dame High School players during an Independent Interscholastic Athletic Association of Guam Boys' Volleyball League game yesterday. Virgilio Valencia/For Pacific Daily News
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RSVP now: Women in Architecture event this evening
The AJ is hosting a free talk and panel discussion with winners of the inaugural Women in Architecture Awards and The Apprentice architect Gabrielle Omar at the NLA in London
Chaired by AJ editor Christine Murray, speakers at the event include AJ Woman Architect of the Year joint winners Cindy Walters and Michál Cohen and AJ Emerging Woman Architect of the Year Hannah Lawson.
Gabrielle Omar from the BBC's The Apprentice television program will also be addressing the audience.
Sponsored by Roca, the event takes place from 5.30pm to 8pm on 12 June at the NLA in Store Street, London.
Walters & Cohen will discuss their award-winning practice, which has designed 50 primary and secondary schools with 32 completed or currently in progress.
Around 70 per cent of their workforce is female, as are three out of the four company directors.
Lawson – who joined John McAslan + Partners as a Part 2 graduate in 2001 and within four years was named director – will discuss how to get noticed and rise to the top of a big practice.
Omar is currently director of three businesses, including architecture practice, Lolli and Square and creative design and print agency, We Be 3.
Omar recently appeared in 10 out of 12 episodes of The Apprentice's eighth series. Omar will be speaking about how to market and brand your studio for success.
The talks will be followed by a panel discussion and question and answer session chaired by AJ editor Christine Murray.
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Blu Italian Mediterranean Grille. 280 W. Jefferson St. Tuesday, Doug Elmore Jazz Trio. Wednesday, Carly Johnson and Craig Wagner. Thursday, Hickory Vaught and Friends.
Decca Restaurant. 812 E. Market St. Saturday, Tyrone Cotton Trio.
JazzyBlu. 815 W. Market St. Today, DJ. Wednesday, Rock the Mic, talent search for spoken-word and neo soul and R&B artists. Hosted by Herlon Robinson and DJ Reggie Regg.
Marketplace Restaurant. 651 S. Fourth St. Today-Saturday and Wednesday, VoJazz Trio.
Stevie Ray's. 230 E. Main St. Today, Travelin' MoJo's, Lil T&A. Saturday, King Bees, The Predators. Monday, open mic. Tuesday, blues jam with Mike Lynch. Wednesday, Kimmet & Doug. Thursday, Amy & Tony.
Third Street Dive. 442 S. Third St. Today, Zoo Kings, Tenn Pound Hammer. Saturday, King Sonic, Mr. Jimmy.
Uncle Slayton's. 1017 E. Broadway. Today, Fattlabb. Sunday, The Black Lillies, The Breedings.
Nachbar. 969 Charles St. Wednesday, VAMP (Jacob Duncan, Jason Tiemann).
Smoketown USA. 1153 Logan St. Tonight, Billy Hower.
Vernon Club. 1575 Story Ave. Wednesday, Motionless in White.
Zanzabar. 2100 S. Preston St. Today, Mount Carmel, Temple of the Golden Dawn, $7.
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The Bard's Town. 1801 Bardstown Road. Saturday, Damaged Goods Improv, Fleur de Lez Dance Party. Sunday, Stone Soup Poetry Series. Tuesday, Comedy Open Mic.
Big Al's. 1715 Mellwood Ave. Saturday, Maddox, Coleman & Bongoman.
Blue Horse Bar/Crowne Plaza. 830 Phillips Lane. Tonight, Randy Meyers.
Gerstle's. 3801 Frankfort Ave. Today, 64 West, Adam Green, Boombox Saints. Saturday, Thumper & the Plaid Rabbits, Sand Bar Soul. Sunday, the Pranksters. Tuesday, Dillan Johnson. Thursday, Peter Mandic.
Headliners Music Hall. 1386 Lexington Road. Today, Epica, Alestorm, Insomnium, System Divide, Destiny Potato, $25. Saturday, Houndmouth, Andrew Combs & Brother Stephen, $12 advance, $15 day of show. Thursday, Everytime I Die, The Chariot, Letlive, Kills & Thrills, $15 advance, $18 day of show.
Hideaway Saloon. 1607 Bardstown Road. Sunday, Consider the Source.
Jerry Green & Friends. 2800 Breckenridge Lane. Tonight, Saturday, Wednesday and Thursday, Jerry Green & Friends Band (pop/Motown).
Jim Porter's. 2345 Lexington Road. Today, Confederate Railroad. Today and Saturday, Replay, Self Inflicted, Rock Bottom Blues Band. Wednesday, open jam. Thursday, DJ Ron Wallace.
Limestone Bay Yacht Club. 5801 Upper River Road. Sunday, Wednesday-Thursday, Jim Dishman.
Molly Malone's. 933 Baxter Ave. Today-Saturday, DJ.
Phoenix Hill Tavern. 644 Baxter Ave. Today, Green Jello, Naked Garden; Turkey Hangover Part 2 with Matt Jaggers, Vinal, Ashes Eve, Three Japanese School Girls, Begging Victoria, Clint Ackerman, Anytime After Four, Kyzer. Saturday, Naked Garden, Thunder Tribe, The Over-Reactors. Wednesday, Acarya, Freddy & The Cruegers, Lazy Eleven. Thursday, Audition Nite.
Molly Malone's. 933 Baxter Ave. Tonight-tomorrow, DJ.
R Place Pub. 9603 Whipps Mill Road. Monday, Poker. (502) 425-8516.
Wick's. 975 Baxter Ave. Wednesday, Boombox Saints. Thursday, Kevin Cummings Band.
Wick's. 12717 Shelbyville Road. Today, Scott Anthony Band. Saturday, Brian Elmore.
19th Hole Pub. 5603 Greenwood Road. Tonight-tomorrow, Entertainment with Mark W.
BJ's. 8238 Dixie Highway. Tomorrow, DJ.
Bud's Tavern. 4014 Dixie Highway. Today, Mike Willett & Friends. Saturday, Clark Ashber.
Hillview Lounge. 1891 Old Preston Highway. Wednesday, open mic.
JT's Variety Club. 8021 Preston Highway. Tonight, Wednesday-Thursday, karaoke with host Chris. Tomorrow, DJ Bruce Wayne.
Kettle Creek. 1150 N. Bardstown Road, Mount Washington. Thursday, Michael Goodman.
Siggy's. 5620 Barrett Lane. Wednesday, Bluegrass Jam.
Smyrna Inn. 8201 Smyrna Parkway. Today, Benjamin Davis Band. Saturday, Juke Box.
Club Vizon. 2523 W. Broadway. Today-Saturday, DJ.
Cole's Place. 2928 W. Kentucky St. Today and Saturday, DJ. Thursday, karaoke.
Joe's Palm Room. 1821 W. Jefferson St. Today and Saturday, Harmony, DJ.
Wick's. 255 State St., New Albany. Today-Saturday, Dev & Doug. Today, Wax Factory. Saturday, Juice Box Heroes. Wednesday, DJs Mikus and Jay Kay; Josh and Holly. Thursday, Brian Elmore.


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Teens to tackle tough issues at Issaquah Youth Summit
April 12, 2011
By Staff
How should teenagers address their education or the environment? What should they know about advocacy? How can they take on a community project?
Students in middle and high schools from Issaquah and across the Eastside will gather at the Issaquah Community Center on April 30 to learn more about their world and how they can improve it.
The Issaquah Parks & Recreation Department previously held youth summits in 1998, 2000 and 2002, but the summit fell by the wayside until now, when Issaquah Youth Advisory Board members revived it for themselves and their classmates.
"We're trying to get as many students as possible to come together," Issaquah High School sophomore Iman Baghai said. "We're going to have different workshops from media literacy to helping the environment to starting your own projects to what community service projects are available to you."
Issaquah High junior Allie Lustig said there were two types of workshops: educational and skill-oriented.
The educational workshops will tackle issues such as bullying, harassment, suicide and depression. The skill-oriented sessions will teach students how to get involved with volunteering and how to become media-savvy. Experts will lead each seminar.
"I am actually looking forward to hearing what the speakers have to say," Lustig said. "I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes and hearing what kind of discussion takes place because of what's come up."
Both teenagers and their communities will benefit from the Issaquah Youth Summit, Issaquah Parks & Recreation Coordinator Cathy Jones added.
Students are encouraged to R.S.V.P. by April 15, but Jones said participants could sign up until a few days before the event, if they are interested.
"It would be great if we could see more youth led projects, more youth civic engagement," Baghai said.
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PRAYATNA '14 -Technical Symposium
PRAYATNA '14 is a Technical Symposium Organised by: Madras Institute of Technology, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Fest dates: 15th-16th March 2014
Prayatna 14 – Imagination Tends to Infinity
Prayatna, the annual inter college tech fest of the Department of Computer Technology, MIT , Anna University, is a conglomeration of the brightest minds in both the computer and creative domains. Prayatna '14, hosted on March 15th and 16th this year, brings a multitude of events that test participants' technical, creative and entrepreneurship skills, a series of hands-on sessions and workshops on the most happening topics of the day, guest lectures from people in the industry and amazing opportunities including cash prizes and internships.
Technical, Management, Workshop, Conference, Seminar, Online Events in PRAYATNA '14, Chennai :
1. Xecute – Online Programming Contest
2. Euler's Quest – Math Event
3. Treasure Hunt
4. Crack The Codex – Cryptography
5. Bread Butter Brain – Logical Thinking and Riddles
6. FotoFrenzy – Photography
1. Onsite Programming Contest
3. Select * – DBMS event
4. Shell Shocked – OS event
5. Markup Mania – Web Designing event
6. Paper Presentation
7. Poster Presentation
8. Back Track – Reverse Coding event
9. Bug Smash – Debugging event
10. Geek Cipher – Cryptography event
11. Dr. Java – Java event
12. Tech Conundra – All Round Technical event
1. GAMING – ( NFS, Counter Strike, FIFA)
2. Euclid's Desk – Math event
3. TechiePreneur – B-Plan event
4. BizQuiz – General Business Quiz
5. FotoBuzz – Photoshop event
6. Battle of the Labrynth – Treasure Hunt
7. I'm Feeling Lucky – General event
8. How Stuff Works
PRAYATNA '14 Co-ordinators Details:
Team Prayatna,
How to reach Madras Institute of Technology:
Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University,
Chromepet, Chennai – 600044
Landmarks : MIT Bridge, Back to Chromepet Railway Station
Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/prayatnact
Twitter Link: http://twitter.com/prayatnact
Event Departments:
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Website: http://www.prayatna.org.in