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Titanic II plans pick up speedThu, 16 May 2013 9:44 PM
Plans for the Titanic II, a ship that will be a replica of its ill-fated namesake, are going full-steam ahead.
According to The Telegraph, eight people have already applied for the position of ship's captain."Some of the applicants [for the captain's position] are cruise ship captains and some are super tanker captains," Australian Clive Palmer, the man behind the ambitious project, was quoted as saying.
The ship's inaugural cruise – which will follow the original Titanic's course from Southampton to New York – is scheduled to take place in 2016.
According to The Telegraph, the ship will resemble the Titanic in various ways – there will be no internet access, there will be three passenger classes and the gym and swimming pool will resemble those on the original ship.
However there will be a few features to suit modern tastes, including air conditioning, a hospital and a helipad. Most importantly, lifeboats will be able to carry far more people than those on the Titanic.
Titanic II lifeboats will be able to carry 2 700 people and the ship's liferafts will be able to carry a further 800. In comparison, the Titanic had only 16 lifeboats, which could carry a third of the ship's passengers - 1178.
There will be plenty of activities during the voyage, prompting Palmer's claim that the activities director position is one of the most desirable: "But I would see one of the best jobs on Titanic II really as being the activities director because there are so many activities to do on the boat and there are so many different ideas going back in time. We'll be having balls and arranging a whole lot of different things."
The original Titanic was a British ship that sank on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in 1912 after it collided with an iceberg. Just over 1500 people died in the disaster.


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Club Rebecca Wild is a site dedicated to the video work of adult superstar Rebecca Wild. The buxom blonde sports a pair of massive 34EEs on her chest and with her trim, sexy body, she has wowed fans both on screen and in print. Her first video was Deep Inside Dirty Debutantes and she has appeared in magazines like D-Cup, Leg Show, and Gent. Though now retired, she left fans with a hot legacy to enjoy.
Rebecca wild has quite a collection that includes both lesbian and hardcore erotica.She even combines her love of men and women with kinky threesome scenes. Also content to play solo, she has a few scenes that feature Rebecca masturbating with a toy. She's a beautiful model and it's easy to see why she became such a popular adult star!
Small collection.
Rebecca's site has a mix of 42 video clips and full movies. The length of the scenes vary quite a bit, but most are around 10 minutes long. It won't take long to see everything here.
No interaction with Rebecca.
Despite this being a site dedicated solely to Rebecca, there's no interaction at all with her. This is more of a fan site. She's not actually involved with the site at all.
Poor quality content.
Quality is really lacking throughout the collection. That makes sense, since this content is 20 years old. They say it's been digitized, but there's only so much you can do. The videos are generally pretty pixilated and grainy.
No update info is provided.
There are no update dates on the content and there's no update log. I think it's a safe bet to say that the site is not being updated.
Non-exclusive content.
None of the content here is actually original. All of the scenes are pulled from Rebecca's movie work in the 90s. There's nothing here that you can't find somewhere else.
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A small collection of 20 year old material that's only worthwhile if you adore Rebecca Wild.
Club Rebecca Wild could only really be appreciated by a die-hard Rebecca fan. Even then, it's a stretch. The collection is small, quality is lacking, there's no useful info about Rebecca or her scenes, there are no updates, and there aren't any good user features. It's just not worth the price of $30 a month. If you just really love Rebecca and don't have access to any better collections of her work, then check it out, but otherwise I would recommend skipping this site.
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Hans Rueffert, Class of '91, is one of eight original finalists for The Next Food Network Star, a show which began airing on The Food Network on June 5, 2005.
On the network's web site - Foodnetwork.com
- he is called "a family restaurateur;" he was the chef at the
Woodbridge Inn in Jasper, Ga., for many years and he still helps out
when he can. His parents have owned The Woodbridge Inn since 1977, and
as it said on the show, many of his fond childhood memories involve
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Rueffert is now the news director at ETC3, a locally owned and
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Gilmer, Pickens, Cherokee, Fannin, and Polk counties in north central
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Police found Garland at the residence with trauma to his body and transported him to Presbyterian Hospital where he died Wednesday morning.
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After San Diego attorney sued Web giant over ad contract, company strikes back in court over reviews
"There is no amount of money a business can pay Yelp to manipulate reviews and our automated filter does not punish those who do not advertise," said Whisenand.
Gayle Covner, owner of Blueprint Café and In Good Taste Catering in San Diego, said in four years, she hasn't had a problem with reviews on Yelp. She is not an advertiser. "I think we do a good job, and so far people who responded to what we do on Yelp have been very positive," she said.
But Millan Chessman, who has run an alternative health and fasting retreat business for 32 years, said Yelp refused to take down a long, scathing review from a client who was asked to leave one of her retreats. Chessman claims the review contained several errors. Yet it popped up near the top of the Yelp page for Chessman's business, severely damaging sales.
"You get a bad client sometimes," she said. "Apparently this particular individual had written reviews of other businesses as well. Because of that, they considered her an elite reviewer. So they take her word for it. I have hundreds and hundreds of good reviews. Yelp filters the good reviews."
McMillan's small-claims case wasn't about Yelp reviews. Instead, he claimed Yelp didn't deliver on an October 2012 advertising contract. He argued that the language was so one-sided in Yelp's favor that it was a contract of "adhesion."
Judge Doft agreed. Yelp appealed to the Superior Court, which overturned the case without comment. The contract contains a clause saying disputes against Yelp must be settled through arbitration. McMillan argued that arbitration would cost more than the $2,700 he was seeking.
In Yelp's lawsuit against McMillan, the company claims posts came from McMillan's employees, with some reviews typed from the law office's computers.
It also claims McMillan belonged to a network of San Diego lawyers who posted positive reviews about each other.
McMillan said all the reviews are legitimate. Some of his clients wrote reviews from his law office, he said. Many didn't want to register with Yelp using their real names.
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Students and faculty at Tallahassee Community College spent most of their morning volunteering at non-profit organizations across town. Places like Second Harvest of the Big Bend welcomed the volunteers with open arms.
Erika Jarman, an assistant biology professor, was inspired as a child by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to volunteer, and hopes to pass this trait on to her students.
"Martin Luther King Jr, he was definitely an inspiration for me," she said. "I learned a lot about him throughout grade school and college, so I really wanted my students to have an appreciation for him for the community and for the nation."
Volunteers from TCC also spent time at the Big Bend Homeless Coalition and the Boys and Girls Club of the Bend Bend.
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Just six months after the birth of her second child, The View host Elisabeth Hasselbeck is baring all, donning a bikini for the cover of Fitness magazine.
Elisabeth, mom to Grace, 3, and Taylor, says, "Body image has nothing to do with scale numbers, it's how you feel inside. I finally told myself … 'I've got some curves, I've got a bubble butt, but I don't mind, because it's what powers me forward when I run.' "
I love the sentiment! But I'm not sure I'd call her curvaceous. I've spent a lifetime with "childbearing hips" – I know curves. All the same, she looks fantastic.
So what is her secret to that toned postpartum body? To prepare for the cover, Elisabeth ran and did daily weight training for 6 weeks, and added an ab workout twice a week as well. Her hard work definitely paid off.
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Making an Important Call? Avoid the West Side Highway
Last month, on an episode of the Daily Show, Jon Stewart posed a question that resonated with many New Yorkers who often find themselves irritated by the quality of cellphone service in the city: "How do you drop four calls in a one-mile stretch of the West Side Highway?"
Stewart and the other 20 million people living in the greater New York area have good reason to be irritated. A Wall Street Journal analysis of data on dropped and unsuccessful calls, compiled by Nielsen Co., shows that the quality of cellphone networks in New York and its surrounding area is far worse than it is in other major cities.
The reasons vary. New York has too much of everything – people, buildings, water, reflective glass – and too few sites to handle the calls, among other things.
The worst areas (aside from the West Side Highway) include parts Long Island City, Sunnyside and Astoria in Queens as well as the Cross Bronx Expressway and the Upper East Side between 87th and 94th streets. Outside the city, the towns on Long Island's North Shore and the western parts of Newark are particularly bad.
"It can be so horrible here," said Stephanie Taylor, a 34-year old insurance agent in Manhattan. "I have to pick my cab routes so my calls don't drop. How ridiculous is that?"
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4QD - DC Motor Control
MOSFET is an acronym - I'll give you the whole phrase, so you know why they're always called MOSFETs.. Metal Oxide Silicon Field Effect Transistor.
MOSFETs are very near to perfect semiconductor switches, capable of switching high currents at high speeds. All modern low voltage controllers that are properly designed use them - and 4QD's controllers are no exception.
MOSFETs are certainly the best devices for operation below 60v but above this voltage they become less perfect (they can handle less current) and somewhere above 100v, other types of technology (such as IGBTs or Thyristors) start to become a sensible alternative.
A MOSFET has a 'channel' through which the current flows and a 'gate' terminal. If there is no voltage on the gate, the channel is closed and no current flows. If there is a sufficient voltage on the gate, then the channel opens and current flows. The channel opens somewhere between 3 and 7 volts. Of course, it takes a little electrical work to open or close the gate, but once open, keeping it open takes no electricity.
MOSFETS, if you know how to use them, are also incredibly robust and difficult to damage. However they are extremely fast devices with extremely well defined operating conditions. Give a MOSFET even a sniff of a voltage (or current) which exceeds its limitations and the SFET becomes and acronym for 'Smoke and Fire Emitting Transistor'. These conditions are often transient so difficult to examine and this sensitivity has caused some people (who don't understand them) to find then unpredictable and unreliable!
We at 4QD love the beasties!
'Chopper' means that the MOSFETs are switching the battery current (i.e. chopping it) rapidly on and off: if the battery is only connected to the motor half of the time, then the motor only 'sees' half the battery voltage. By varying the chopping ratio you can vary the amount of battery the motor sees, so varying the speed of the motor.
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The Yuma County Sheriff's Office would like to notify the community that Gerald Hastings, 31, is now residing at 18540 S. Avenue 3E Avenue, #114, Yuma, Arizona. He is described as 6 feet tall, 155 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
On 1-25-2005, Hastings entered into a plea agreement in the Yuma County Superior Court for one count of Attempted Sexual Conduct with a minor. He was originally charged with Molestation of a Child and Sexual Conduct with a Minor after a police investigation revealed that he had sexual contact with two 14-year old females. Hastings was sentenced to 1 year in jail and 10 years of intensive probation.
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Edwidge Danticat was born in Haiti in 1969, and was raised by her aunt under the dictatorial Duvalier regime until she was reunited with her parents and brothers in America when she was 12. She holds a degree in literature from Barnard College and an MFA from Brown University. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker and many anthologies. She is the co-author, with filmmaker Jonathan Demme, of two books on Haitian art: Islands on Fire and Odillon Pieree: Haitian Artist (Kaliko Press). She was associate producer, with Jonathan Demme, on a documentary about Haiti called THE AGRONOMIST. Among other books, she is the author of Brother, I'm Dying, which is a non-fiction account of the deaths of her father and her uncle. This book was nominated for a National Book Award. She was the guest editor for the Best American Essays 2011 and the editor of Haiti Noir. Her latest book is Create Dangerously: The Immigrant Artist at Work. Danticat recently received the 2011 Harold Washington Literary Award in Chicago and was the recipient of a MacArthur Foundation 'Genius' Grant in 2009. Danticat is working on a story collection tentatively titled Claire of the Sea-Light, which will be published by Knopf in 2012.


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Solomons To Spend $67.7 Million To Improve College
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HONIARA, Solomon Islands (Solomon Star, Dec. 10, 2012) – The Solomon Island Government (SIG) will provide SB$500 million [US$67.6 million] over the next five years as part of its commitment to support and upgrade the Solomon Islands national university (SINU) next year.
This will be a SB$100 million [US$13.5 million] support per year starting next year when the country's national university kicks off its operation.
Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo announced this last week at the last graduation of the Solomon Island College of Higher Education (SICHE) in Honiara.
As announced by the government as of next year, SICHE will be upgraded to a university status – news described by many as timely.
Mr. Lilo during Friday's ceremony said the funding support allocated is to demonstrate its commitment by National Coalition for Reform and Advancement (NCRA) Government each year for the next few years to support the transition of SICHE into SINU.
PM Lilo said NCRA policy is to expand tertiary education and access to Solomon Islanders.
"It is in pursuit of that policy that the current Solomon Islands National University Bill is brought to parliament.
"Many institutions and stakeholders have been consulted on the Bill and many of our education specialists have been engaged in the process," PM Gordon Darcy Lilo said.
He however noted that some useful comments have been offered by the Bills and Legislation Committee of the National Parliament and these have been addressed both as part of the drafting for the revised Bill and also as part of capacity building towards the transition.
"I must say that all these are issues which can be addressed within appropriate frameworks and should not detract from the noble goal of providing accessible education to our people.
"To demonstrate my government commitment, the NCRA Government has made available SB$100 million each year for transition of SICHE into SINU in the next five years," Mr. Lilo said.
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But after six decades of traveling the world to preach the Gospel, the 86-year-old evangelist is ready for at least one more revival meeting, in New York City next week. The event was moved from Madison Square Garden out to Flushing Meadows Corona Park to accommodate expected big turnouts.
Graham seems all but certain that it will be his last mass event in the United States and probably the last anywhere.
"In my mind, it is," he said during an Associated Press interview at a Long Island hotel where he's resting up for the event. "I wouldn't like to say 'never,'" the amiable evangelist added with a chuckle. "Never is a bad word." ...
What do you mean exactly when you say, "However, they are fundamentalist Calvinists and not necassarily fundamentalist Christians, IMO."? Are you saying that people that hold a Calvinist position are in fact not Christians at all?
I am not trying to antagonize you, but having studied your theology, that is the conclusion I have come to. I have not seen any subject yet that you are right about.
You are perfectly free to say the same thing about me and my position and I will not be offended!
I am sure your practice disagrees with your theology unless you are practicing temple worship and offering sacrifices!
You might admit you are a dispensationalist to some degree!
Mike is the only Calvinists that I know of who has claimed to be a fundamentalist!
You did not answer the question. Are you a fundamentalist?
To see something of the Dispensational side of theology, you can also look at:
By the way, we don't think one is immediately condemned to hell for not being dispensational! ;-)
I'm certainly not ashamed to label myself a Calvinist. You can also label me "Reformed" or one who believes in "Covenant Theology" if you like. If that makes me a "threat" then I'll carry that label too. Mike, IMHO = In My Humble Opinion
His statement surely could not be true if someone who does not agree with them can teach in their school such as Barrett and others can preach regularly in their conferences such as Paisley and Cairns. How is that hate?
I was attempting to defend the university against a false charge!
Sorry if I wasn't clear! I should have noted that Paisley and Cairns were Calvinists.
Calvinists (At least the Free Presbyterians) were well represented there in the World Congress of Fundamentalists. Most Calvinists on this forum don't like to be associated with the term. What about you?
Same ole non-sense!
John, it's not where people agree on characteristics make a Christian, but where they disagree with God on what makes a Christian -- and the Roman church has it completely wrong. Soon, you will restrict your definition of what makes a Christian so much that Mormons said Jehovah Witnesses can be considered Christians!
Billy Graham may be much like Balaam. He may be serving God with the Christian purpose, imperfectly, but not doing himself any good. The more public recognition a person called a Christian during his lifetime, the less likely that he is a Christian. Billy's desire to hang out with world leaders should even put doubt in his mind for a stand with God.
You said,
"The reason that Bob Jones University does not have Graham's portrait among America's Greatest Evangelists is because all that University does is preach hatred for anybody that does not agree with them."
There are several areas one could disagree with BJU and I certainly have some. One of the disappointments I have had is their acceptance of the perverted manuscripts. Another is that they have professors whose theology position is Calvinism (Search Dr. Michael Barrett Sermonaudio)
However, in the past I have been on their campus many times and have heard several of them preach. I met Ian Paisley there and have heard him preach there a number of times as well as Cairns who seems to be a favorite on this site. I have to say I have never heard them preach 'hate' in the way I think you mean it. Not even the Calvinists! They have preached they hate the devil and false Popish religion (They did this during the World Congress of Fundamentalism that I attended a few years ago), but never hate for people.
However, it has been a few years since I have been around them and your information might be more up to date than mine.
Where did you get yours, BTW?
More Power to her.
As for me:
I still think the picture is ugly. And I still think that he is a demon. Well you know, doing the service of Satan. I guess you have to know the story of his life to make such a judgment.


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The anglerfish has yet to be classified by the IUCN.
The various names for this fish - anglerfish (Lophius piscatorius), monkfish, goosefish - point to the fact that it has a very unconventional appearance, as indeed do all 24 members of this family of fishes. At first glance, it appears to be all head – and a head almost as wide as the whole fish is long - with the flattened body tapering sharply towards the tail. The skin is dark, rough and knobbly and has no scales. Despite its unappetising look, anglerfish are a commercial species, and considered good eating, although the tail is usually the only part of the fish displayed on most fishmongers' slabs. Other notable features of this fish include an enormous, crescent-shaped mouth on the upper half of the body, and the presence of three long spines on the head between the eyes; the front spine is modified to act as a lure, bringing prey fish within reach of the anglerfish's mouth. The dorsal and ventral fins are placed way back on the tail, and the two large limb-like pectoral fins have gill slits located directly behind them.
The anglerfish range extends along the eastern Atlantic, along the Norwegian coast of the south-western Barents Sea, down to the Straits of Gibraltar, and includes the Mediterranean and Black Sea. There are also records from Icelandic waters.
The anglerfish frequents the coastal, deep continental shelf regions, on the sandy or muddy sea bottom, at depths ranging from 20 to 1000 metres.
The anglerfish lies half-buried in the mud or sand on the bottom of the sea, attracting fish to its huge mouth by means of its lure. Fish are drawn in by the sudden inrush of water. This method of feeding is a speciality of the various groups of anglerfish worldwide.
Anglerfish spawn between May and June in British waters, and between June and August in the North Atlantic. The eggs, numbering up to a million, are contained in a band of mucus about ten metres long, released to drift in the open ocean. The larvae, when they hatch, look just as extraordinary as the adult fish. They mature at a length of 40 cm and at an age of four years for males, and a length of 70 cm and an age of six years for females. A fully-grown adult anglerfish may live for 20 years or more.
The biology of deep-water fish such as the anglerfish is still relatively unknown and with deep-water fishing largely unregulated, it has proved difficult to assess whether populations of these fish are being adversely affected. Another problem associated with many deep-water species is their late maturity, meaning that there is a greater risk of them being caught before reaching reproductive age.
When these deep-water fish are caught accidentally (bycatch) as often happens with indiscriminate trawling, they are unable to survive being hauled up to the surface, and are already dead before they are returned to the sea.
These large predatory fish are thought to be top of the food chain within the ecosystem they inhabit, and there are fears that commercial overfishing of their food, and subsequent damage to their habitat by weighted trawl nets, could have an adverse effect on populations.
The anglerfish is listed in the UK Biodiversity Grouped Species Action Plan for deep-water fish. The European Union (EU) has regulatory powers over commercial sea fishing for member countries but allows individual nations some flexibility in the application of the EU rules.
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Let's just say Tria Xiong and Maria Cheng found much to be joyful about while performing in the Vintage Theatre production of "The Joy Luck Club" in Aurora. Inspired, the duo decided the area needed an Asian theater company. After a couple of glasses of wine, they thought they'd start one. Theatre Esprit Asia or TEA launches its maiden season with two works: Maria Cheng's one-woman show "Spirit & Sworded Treks" and Rick Foster's drama "Dust Storm," in which a rebellious youth recounts his family's experiences during the WWII internment of Japanese citizens. Through June 23.
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PM Sheikh Hasina at blogger Rajib's Pallabi house (Update 5)
Dhaka, Feb 16 (Priyo.com): The heavily stabbed body of Haidar, the 30-year-old blogger and activist of the ongoing Shahbagh movement in demand of capital punishment to the war criminals, was found Friday night near his residence at Pallabi in the capital.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina visited the relatives of slain blogger Ahmed Rajib Haidar at his house in Pallabi in the capital in the afternoon, according to local lawmaker. The PM reached there at 3:45pm.
In a press briefing, The Prime minister said the party involved in the killing of this young protester does not have the right to do politics in this country.
SSF were deployed to secure the area almost an hour before Hasina reached there. SSF men have also been deployed at DMCH, where post mortem was being conducted on Haidar's body, suggesting that the PM may also visit the place.
According to slain blogger's relatives, Haidar's body will be taken to Shahbagh for a namaz-e-janaza after Asr prayers. It would later be taken to their Pallabi residence for another namaz-e-janaza. The body will be kept in a mortuary for the night.
Haidar would be buried at their village home in Kapasia Sunday
Rajib Murder: 5 suspects held; case filed
Police detained five people from the city's Pallabi area on Saturday suspecting their involvement in the killing of blogger Rajib Haider.
Ahmed Rajib Haider Shovon, 35, son of Dr Nazmul and Nargis Haider, general secretary of Kapashia Mohila Awami League, was stabbed to death at Polashnagar in the city's Pallabi area on Friday night.
Detectives in separate raids held the five people, including a blogger, in connection with the gruesome murder. An unofficial source claimed that the arrested blogger, a Jamaat activist, was involved in the killing.
The victim's father today filed a case with Pallabi Police Station against several unidentified people for the killing.
MK Alamgir assures quick action
Home Minister MK Alamgir assured swift punishment for those who murdered blogger Rajib Haider, while visiting his residence at Mirpur on Saturday. Local member of parliament (MP) Illias Molla also accompanied him.
Rajib and his brother used to live in the house. Their parents live in Kapashia of Gazipur.
"Investigation into the murder has started… Measures have been taken for a fair probe," said Home Minister.
Enraged locals block roads in Dhaka, Gazipur
Locals paralysed traffic on Mirpur road Saturday to protest the murder of blogger and architect Rajib Haider, who actively participated in the ongoing Shahbagh protests.
Rajib was hacked to death Friday night. His face and throat bore three slash marks. Family, friends and relatives are blaming Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami for the murder.
Protesters were also out in Kapashia of Gazipur, the place where Rajib's parent's live.
Locals turned out in large numbers between Mirpur-10 intersection and Mirpur-12 to block traffic. Many school students were seen participating in the blockade.
People blocked the road protesting Rajib's murder, said local Member of Parliament Illias Uddin Molla, who was also present at the blockade site.
Young blogger killed at Pallabi
A young blogger was stabbed to death at Polashnagar in the city's Pallabi area on Friday night.
The victim was identified as engineer Ahmed Rajib Haider Shovon, 35, son of Dr Nazmul and Nargis Haider, general secretary of Kapashia Mohila Awami League.
Police said a group of 4-5 miscreants repeatedly stabbed Shovon in front of their house at 56/3 Polashnagar at about 9pm as he returned from Shahbagh Square.
The online activist went out of home at 3pm for Shahbagh, family sources said. His blog address is thaba-baba.mirpur, police said. A laptop was found beside his body.
Rajib passed his last few days at Shahbag, protesting against the verdict and aborting Jamaat-Shibir, a family source said the media.
He seldom came home. All his activities were related to the Shahbag movement, the source said.
Rajib's dead body will be taken to Projonmo Chattar on Saturday for Janaza (Funeral) after the Asr prayer.
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What's in a name?
You've seen images like this on the site before and thought..geez this girl is OB-sessed with island living right? Wellll...kind of. In truth, it's all a part of my master plan. The name Hammocks & High Tea came to me in a tiny kitchen in a tiny Brooklyn apartment. I wanted something that spoke the inspiration for my brand immediately, in a few short, catchy words. Hammocks- Caribbean roots High Tea- British influence
Can I tell you how many people say "Wow, that sounds like someplace I'd like to be right now". Well, I'm letting it slip today. Part of my vision in choosing Hammocks & High Tea as a name is that I'd like to develop a Caribbean boutique hotel one day. Thoroughly modern, filled with amazing textiles and furnishings, and a world class spa. I hope one day I'll look back and be able to say the journey started in my little Brooklyn kitchen.
P.S. Whomever is quoting that "make plans, God laughs" phrase right now is not invited to the party. No hammock for you!
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San Pasqual High senior Leon Prikhodovskiy is a weekly ranking watcher.
His soccer team, seeded No. 1 in the San Diego Section Division I playoffs, is ranked No. 4 in the nation on one list, No. 10 on another.
Prikhodovskiy checks to see if there has been any movement. Ranking watching has become contagious at his school.
"This is the most anyone has talked about our soccer team my four years here," he said. "There is lots of buzz (among) the students, staff and administration."
Unlike college football and basketball rankings, which help determine postseason play, national high school rankings simply provide folks a chance to see how their team stacks up against other teams in the area and across the country.
As the San Diego Section boys and girls soccer semifinals kick off today and Wednesday, respectively, local high school teams are well-represented in the national rankings.
MaxPreps, a division of CBS Sports, and ESPN's Powerade Fab 50 each provide weekly high school rankings but arrive at their results a little differently.
MaxPreps uses a computer program to determine rankings. It doesn't poll coaches, sportswriters or fans. Generally, the more a team wins, the higher the ranking. Quality wins and strength of schedule are factors.
"We have the rankings because it is one of the more favorite things our users look at," said MaxPreps' Steve Montoya. "With the computer rankings, it allows us to rank every team, not just the Top 25."
MaxPreps is dependent on coach participation to provide scores, which are stored in its database. When teams don't submit their results, it skews the computer numbers.
ESPN, on the other hand, receives input from coaches and media and tracks the results of approximately 200 schools across the country to determine its rankings.
"We mainly rely on coaches' input," said ESPN's Colleen Lynch. "No computer formula is needed. We assess the value of the results and determine where teams need to be ranked relative to each other given the quality of results, strength of schedule and quality of talent."
National soccer rankings are unlike other sports rankings simply because of when soccer is played. Different states — and even sections and districts within those states — play different soccer seasons. Girls and boys in parts of California play in the fall, winter or spring.
Some coaches and kids get a kick over the rankings. Others try to ignore them.
"I like the ranking system," said John Burson, boys soccer coach at San Pasqual (19-2-1). "It's fun for the kids and it gives them an opportunity to look at a larger setting than just their community."
Burson said the rankings motivate his team and opponents, adding that everyone is acutely aware of the rankings going into each contest.
"It helps motivate the boys and gets them excited," said Burson. "I know it's part of the buzz around campus when they hear that their team is ranked in the top five nationally."
San Pasqual senior Jose Merlo agreed.
"It feels great being compared to schools all across the nation, knowing where we stand at a national level," Merlo said.
The Westview girls, currently ranked No. 2 by ESPN and No. 3 by MaxPreps, have hovered near the top of both lists most of the season. But Westview (24-1-2) experienced a dip in the rankings after its only loss to La Costa Canyon.
"Since our loss to LCC earlier in the year, we have not talked about rankings at all," Wolverines coach Peter Stogsdill said. "I see it more as a motivational factor for other teams who are not rated as highly as us, or at all."


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MIAMI (AP) _ Make it 12 straight losses for the Miami Heat.
Dwyane Wade scored 37 points, and that still wasn't enough for the
hapless Heat who dropped a 98-91 decision to Portland.
Brandon Roy led a fourth-quarter comeback and finished with 24
points. It's the ninth time this season the Blazers have won after
trailing at the start of the fourth quarter. Travis Outlaw finished
with 18.
Miami's Shaquille O'Neal had 20 points and 11 rebounds in his
second start after missing eight games with a hip injury. But the
Heat's longest losing streak since late 2001 continued. They last
won on December 22nd.
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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. In this case, actually, it was just the worst of times. Despite a wealth of incredible video games, 2013 was also home to some of the worst games on record, titles that were buggy, unfinished, poorly-conceived, or just downright lousy. Here are our 10 (least) favorites.


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RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA More than 80 people dropped by the grand opening on Saturday of Tesoro Trails to check out the community's three- and four-bedroom models and enjoy a plateful of crepes from the Crepes Bonaparte food truck.
The 66-home development just off the 241 toll road in south Orange County had an opening Feb. 9 for those who signed up on an interest list, and between the two weekends the community has seen six homes sell, sales manager Angela Digregorio said.
Aside from eight homes just completed in Robinson Ranch, the Tesoro Trails homes are the first to be built in the city in about a decade, said Nate Farnsworth, a planner with the Development Services Department.
Jennifer Smithgall, 46, of Trabuco Canyon, had reserved one of the townhomes and visited the community again Saturday to show her new home to her friends.
"During the recession, we lost a house," Smithgall said. "We rent a house now. We suffered the full housing downfall. Now we decided to scale down. They don't feel like a town house to us. And our kids are grown up, and we don't need a yard. It's perfect."
Her 16-year-old daughter, Lexi Morrison, said she liked the open space on the middle floor of the new house.
"I am very excited," Morrison said. "They are very nice, and I am going to get my own room."
The project, first proposed by Oxbow Communities Inc., was approved by the city in May 2011. It sits on about four acres at Avenida de las Banderas and Alma Aldea, a site previously occupied by Morasha Jewish Day School, which closed in June 2009. Oxbow sold the property to another developer, which sold it to Los Angeles-based D.R. Horton. The city signed off on D.R. Horton's plans in October.
The townhomes range from 1,644 square feet to 2,183 square feet and are priced from $424,590 to $517,240. The first residents are expected to move in in April.
"I like the openness of it," said Bev Sale, a 63-year-old Rancho Santa Margarita resident who attended the grand opening with her husband. "For condos they are big, which is nice, a good size. What I don't like is all the stairs, lots of stairs. I'm tired. But I like the openness. The kitchen's beautiful."
She and her husband are leasing after selling their home. The couple is considering a house purchase again.
"Just trying to keep track of what the places are like and what the market's like," Bill Sale said.


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Hi my name is Jess and I am new to this site, I am trying to find out whats going on with my Golden boy and hope someone can help.
Kody is going to be 8 yrs on July 6. He is an active 76lb dog, jumps around on his back legs like a kangaroo. A week ago we noticed him limping on his front R leg, we kept an eye on him and after a day or so of not getting better I took him to the vet. She took bloodwork (normal) and said he was lame. Maybe he came down funny on that leg or fell down the stairs when we were not around..we still dont now. She sent him home with pain meds. a few days later its started swelling, it was massive. Had my friend look at him and she said he should be looked at (she works at a vets office) I took him to a different vet as I was not pleased with the first one. This vet was shocked at the amount of swelling, she took his temp. it was 40.3 and she was FLOORED that he was standing and walking around and eating without vomitting. She advised that I leave him on IV for the day and get fluids in him. SHe called me a few hours later and the fever was going up and down. She said that she thought he has Osteocarsanoma..bone cancer. She said that seems to fit. Gave me meds. Medicam and some anti-infammitores and sent him home over he weekend. She said she would call tomorrow and see how things are going and set up and xray.
The swelling has gone down some, its still huge and its become a bit hard, not mushy like it was. His shoulder seems to be the source of pain. He sleeps most of the day, eating well and drinking. He seems normal Kody to me..ball in mouth!!! But seems "old" all of a sudden also, it so sad. My heart is breaking, I am so scared that it is cancer but hoping that its something else we can treat. He is still so young and I am not ready to say goodbye.
Has anyone else gone through this??? I have two young children that adore their dog and I am just so lost.
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Oh Jess, I'm so sorry. I'm glad you started a new thread so many of our members with experience can see and respond. I so hope that you can get a definitive diagnosis soon and start whatever treatment is needed. Do you have ticks in your area? If so, make sure they run all the tests for determining any ( and all) tick borne diseases. I would be surprised that cancer would be suspected with a high temp. Do you have a vet school close by?
I so hope that you get answers soon and that those with more info that I will chime in soon. I will keep you and your family, and of course Kody in my prayers.
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Thanks. I thought about a tick, he has a small bump on that swollen leg and I have a hard time thinking that cancer bumps would just appear all of a sudden with this going on. I will have to take a good look in all that golden fur.
Ticks can cause all sorts of disease, some quite serious so I would make sure that they test for them (even if you don't find a tick now). Here is a site that gives alot of info http://www.dogsandticks.com/index.html The x-ray too will be an important diagnosiic tool.
Betty and the Dallas crew
Until one has loved an animal a part of one's soul remains unawakened. A. France
Thanks for the website (penny and maggies mom) the first list of symptoms for lyme disease Kody has a ton of those symptoms... I am going to check him now. You've made my weekend..not that I want that either, I just want my golden boy healthy.
Thanks for your encouragement Bob-n-Tash
I found a bump on that leg, its tiny and white and sticking out. My parents are on there way over as they pull ticks from their dog all the time and they are going to look...My heart is racing...I hope thats it. Now any suggestions for hot spots?? he is licking tghe iv wound and its bright red?? bandages??
There are many here with lots of experience/ info on tick borne disease. I hope they'll chime in soon. I doubt you would find the tick now, as the disease takes time to develop. But I sure would have all the TBD tests done asap. Treatment is usually a long course of antibiotics if I remember right. Jill... Tippy... Linda.. where are you????
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Until one has loved an animal a part of one's soul remains unawakened. A. France
Hope you're baby gets better soon. I don't know much about the diseases you can get from ticks however, we have found a few on Finn before.
Goldens Rock!!!
sending healing wishes and good thoughts your way.
With that kind of swelling, maybe it's a different kind of bite? Snake? Spider?
Hoping the xray reveals nothing serious.
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Just a random guy with a passion for video games and music. If you want to contact me, I'm on Xfire and Steam often enough. If you want a custom header, background or avatar (or all three!) for personal use or for your group(s), let me know ;) Space and words of all sorts will fill this space, never to be seen again. On top of that I am going to update my profile so that you cannot see these words. Instead, a cool looking picture shall go on top with some html links for various sites of mine. I still have five hundred characters to go. Drat. Whilst writing that I lessened the character amount. I now have three hundred and sixty one. Wow, that actually worked. But it doesn't matter, because you will never see this again. Well, maybe if you're lucky you will, but I'm not so sure. Anyway, I'm going to attempt to. I need to max out the text. Horribly annoying at times, let me tell you. Still quite a few characters to go, but only in the double digits. Fortunately that ate a bit up. Single.
You should collab with flash, this is right up phis alley with vector art n such!
It would be fun to do something like that :)
Did someone summon me? '_'
Anyway - Yeah why not! *If interested, hit me up on teh PM and we can discuss stuff..
The rest of the playing card templates that I'm making for my friend. The next step is adding avatars in the top left box and descriptions/bio's for each of the characters/ships he added to his game.


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Eureka Union School District hires new interim superintendent
The Eureka Union School District has hired a new interim superintendent to replace outgoing interim superintendent David Dominguez, who resigned Feb. 14 to begin cancer treatment.
Paul Carras started the position Feb. 22 after receiving a unanimous vote by the board of trustees. He makes the third interim superintendent for the Granite Bay and east Roseville district since former superintendent Dr. Tim McCarty resigned in February 2011.
The board is currently interviewing permanent candidates and intends to have a person in place for a start date of no later than July 1.
During a recent community meeting, board President Kristie Greiss responded to a complaint about the delay in securing a top administrator.
"Would we like to have the person we've chosen for you immediately tomorrow? Absolutely," Greiss said. "We also want to protect the process, keep true to what we decided was best as a district, which is working with the (recruitment) firm we selected. We are in the process and it should wrap up (by) March 16."
Despite Dominguez's sudden departure, the board felt compelled to continue with their planned hiring process.
"It is of the utmost priority to the board that we find the most qualified person and best-suited individual to lead our district, especially during the challenging years to come," Greiss told the Press Tribune via email.
Carras has worked in education for more than 40 years, including as a principal and superintendent. He retired from the Rocklin Unified School District and then did two year-long stints as an interim superintendent for two other districts. He currently serves on the Western Placer Unified School District board of trustees.
"We feel fortunate to have the opportunity to work with someone who is not only willing to take on this leadership role, especially with the challenges that school districts are facing amidst the current budget crisis, but whom also has the qualifications and experience to do the job well," Greiss told the Press Tribune.
Dominguez became interim superintendent July 1, and earned an annual salary of $146,000. The board will vote on Carras' contract during the March 13 meeting. His salary will be the same as Dominguez's, Greiss said.
Dominguez replaced Rick Schrichfield, who retired from the district after serving as the top administrator following McCarty's resignation. He earned $13,250 a month through June.
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Death by ParkingBook 2: The Rendezvous
Chapter 9 - Paul and Bill Hatch a Plan
I left Paul Junior and Marilyn chatting at his house in Venice and decided to check in with my police buddy, Bill Vose. He had warned me off the case, along with representatives of the licensing board for private investigators, but a friendly drink wouldn't hurt.
Bill worked out of LAPD headquarters at Parker Center downtown. I called him and we agreed to meet halfway between Venice and his office. It would be at Ford's Filling Station in Culver City.
Culver City was one of those little towns completely surrounded by Los Angeles. It had its own PD, fire department and school system, and the cops didn't take too kindly to strangers driving through late at night. The kids from the local high school had put up a sign at the city limits that said: "You are entering Culver City. Set your clocks back 100 years."
Actually, that's a bit over the top. Culver City is the home of a number of movie studios, including Sony Pictures. That is the old MGM lot. All the great movies of the 1930s and '40s put out by Sam Goldwyn and Louis Mayer were made there. On its back lot, Union forces burned Tara in "Gone With The Wind," and the "little people" brought in to play with Dorothy on the Yellow Brick Road trashed the Culver Hotel one wild night in the late '30s.
All over the area you will find small houses and duplexes where the movie moguls would keep their starlets. The locals know where they are. Some of the greatest names in Hollywood got their start on the couches of the duplexes in Culver City.
Ford's Filling Station is a new spot in the gentrified downtown section of Culver City. No one can believe it, but that area has become "in," and many of the most famous chefs and restaurateurs are opening up places there. This one is owned by the son of a very famous movie star. I won't tell you the name, but his father's first name rimes with "garrison."
Bill was sitting at the bar when I arrived. He didn't even say hello. He pointed at a glass of scotch sitting at the bar and said: "You are really a pain in the butt, Manning. I told you to lay off this case, and now your kid stirs up one of L.A.'s biggest political contributors. And I hear that Maria LaFlonza, who, I might add, has paid her debt to society, isn't too happy either. What's it going to take to call off the Manning boys?"
I got my temper under control, took about a finger's worth of fine single-malt, and responded: "Listen, Bill, I have had my office shot up, my client in the hospital, my son assaulted, my PI license suspended, and I've been threatened by that upstanding citizen Maria LaFlonza. And you are telling me to back off? Give me a break."
"What, LaFlonza threatened you? Tell me what happened."
I relayed the story to my best friend, trying not to knock him off his bar stool. Let's face it: I was pissed, I mean really pissed.
"OK, Paul, I understand," Bill said. "But you have to see my side. I have a pension to think of, and if it ever got out that I was covering for you, I'd be writing parking tickets in Pacoima. I do, however, have an idea.
"You say Junior is going to be working with this North woman tomorrow at the West Valley Medical Center. What if we tried a little bait-and-switch. Perhaps we could get your license back if we get Smith and LaFlonza to show their hands."
Bill gave me his plan, and for a flatfoot, it was a good one. At least better than mine, since I didn't have one. I tried to call Paulo, but he was out, probably flirting with our client. I'd catch up with him in the morning.
The next day was absolutely beautiful. Living in the hills is great - sometimes the marine layer is not too thick and we are above it. Shirley and I sat on the deck with a cup of coffee, watching the city come to life below us.
I thought about Paulo driving over the hills to the Valley. I figured he would be going over Topanga or Malibu Canyon and his cellphone wouldn't work till he got to the Valley floor. I would call him and Marilyn then.
Paulo didn't know it yet, but before this beautiful day was over, he was going to be in the thick of things.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- The Duke Blue Devils will make their first bowl appearance since 1994, taking on the Cincinnati Bearcats in the 11th annual Belk Bowl Dec. 27 in Charlotte.
It's the first appearance for both schools in the Belk Bowl.
Duke finished the season with a 6-6 overall record, including a 3-5 in the ACC.
The Blue Devils won six of their first eight games. They beat rival North Carolina 33-30 to become bowl eligible, but lost their final four contests. Coach David Cutcliffe was named the 2012 ACC Coach of the Year and nine Blue Devils earned All-ACC recognition.
Cincinnati (9-3 overall, 5-2 in the Big East) won their first five games and then four of their last five contests to earn a share of the Big East title.
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The Ernst-Barlach Stiftung foundation pays tribute to the memory of the great artist in three different places in Güstrow, where he lived between 1910 and 1938. The late Gothic St Gertrude chapel contains his religious sculptures, while the Atelierhaus am Heidburg, the house he used as a studio, has an exhibition of his studio models. In 1998, the first museum to be built in the new State of former East Germany was inaugurated.
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AGENCY: Federal Emergency Management Agency, Emergency Preparedness and Response Directorate, Department of Homeland Security.
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SUMMARY: This notice amends the notice of a major disaster declaration for the State of West Virginia (FEMA-1500-DR), dated November 21, 2003, and related determinations.
EFFECTIVE DATE: December 19, 2003.
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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The notice of a major disaster declaration for the State of West Virginia is hereby amended to include the following area among those areas determined to have been adversely affected by the catastrophe declared a major disaster by the President in his declaration of November 21, 2003:
Monongalia County for Public Assistance (already designated for Individual Assistance.
(The following Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Numbers (CFDA) are to be used for reporting and drawing funds: 97.030, Community Disaster Loans; 97.031, Cora Brown Fund Program; 97.032, Crisis Counseling; 97.033, Disaster Legal Services Program; 97.034, Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA); 97.046, Fire Management Assistance; 97.048, Individual and Household Housing; 97.049, Individual and Household Disaster Housing Operations; 97.050 Individual and Household Program-Other Needs, 97.036, Public Assistance Grants; 97.039, Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.)
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OLD WESTBURY, L.I., July 22 Ten years ago while a quarterback at the University of Wisconsin, Jim Delich became enamored with golf. Yesterday, the 33-year-old native of Milwaukee who developed into an outstanding golfer in Florida, won the 42d Long Island Professional Golfers' Association match play championship at Old Westbury Golf and Country Club.
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