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When I told friends I would be interning for More, some were surprised—and perhaps a little envious—because I've never had an interest in fashion or beauty. Which is why today is posing a serious challenge. The magazine is sending me to observe a photo shoot for real women with great hair. Even though I have a talented stylist, my fine, straight hair will never be great.
Worse, the photo director wants to get a candid picture of me for the website, more.com. Unfortunately for me, More isn't one of those magazines that Photoshops pictures until its subjects are barely recognizable. My real face will have to do.
At the shoot, Beauty Director Genevieve Monsma is running the show. She's that stereotypical tall, strikingly pretty blonde that I expected to find everywhere here at More. However, she seems genuinely unaware that she's the most gorgeous woman in the room. She's so busy being engaging and efficient, she has apparently forgotten that the stereotypical gorgeous blonde is supposed to be bitchy. (At least, that's how gorgeous blondes act on TV.)
Genevieve is focusing on making the models feel comfortable in front of the camera, since technically they aren't really models at all. She's chatting with them as they proceed through hair and makeup, then helping them relax for the camera and checking the digital photos to see if the women are smiling with their eyes. (Yes, that matters!)
I must admit that I'm a little bored and a lot uncomfortable, so I find myself knitting to kill time and distract myself. Ari, the gregarious photographer from Los Angeles, compliments my project—a baby hat—and tells me about his interest in learning to knit. He's amazingly creative; I can only imagine what he would concoct with yarn and needles. I have no plans for the hat, so I offer to give it to him when it's finished and he sweeps me up in a bear hug. The item is soon on its way to California for his three-year-old daughter.
As a career counselor, I'm endlessly curious about the paths people take to arrive at their current jobs. Not surprisingly, most people love to talk about themselves. So, instead of focusing on how awkward I feel in this strange setting, I interview the staff to learn about their paths to careers in fashion, hair, makeup and photography. Everyone loves their jobs, and all agree that their careers are evolving in unexpected directions.
I wonder in which direction my career is headed as the photo shoot winds down and my friend Jeanne and I head out for dinner. After a long day of feeling like a fish out of water, a glass of wine is just what I need.
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The photo, taken just months before Diana's marriage to Prince Charles, shows her lying in the lap of a young man on a ski trip.
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A photo showing a teenage Diana Spencer that was marked "not to be published" has sold at auction in America for over $18,000 (£11,000).
The black and white image, apparently taken on a ski trip, shows Diana reclining on a bed next to a young man reading a book, with a bottle of whisky on the window sill.
It was acquired by the Daily Mirror just after her engagement to Prince Charles, but someone at the paper wrote "not to be published" across it, perhaps because it was believed it would have embarrassed the royal family.
It is not known who wrote the message.
The photo is dated February 26, 1981 - Diana married Prince Charles at St Paul's Cathedral in London on July 29 that year.
The auction house RR Auctions, based in Amherst, New Hampshire, said the photo comes from the private Caren Archive, which acquired it seven years ago when it bought the Mirror's photo library.
The auction house sold it in an online auction to an unnamed investor from California for $18,396 (£11,400). The starting bid was $200 (£126).
Diana died in a Paris car crash in August 1997, a year after her divorce from Charles. She was 36.
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At 11, Gayle was hit by a car while bike riding and was put in traction for three months and in a body cast for three more. The accident left her with one shortened leg and a slight limp, although neither is apparent. Nonetheless, she completed high school in three years and went on to major in psychology at Barnard. In medical school, Gayle developed an interest in pediatrics, until at the commencement of one of her brothers she heard a speech by Donald Henderson, MD, who in the 1960s headed the international effort to eradicate smallpox. "It was one of those defining moments," Gayle says. "Here was somebody who had done what you knew you wanted to do: eradicate a disease off the face of the earth."
"After that speech, Helene did something so grueling, few people would attempt it," says Leslie Clapp, MD, a high school classmate of Gayle's and her best friend for more than 40 years. "She simultaneously earned her MD at the University of Pennsylvania and a master's in public health at Johns Hopkins." It probably helped that Gayle appears to have an eidetic memory, enabling her to process and retain information with remarkable efficiency. Clapp remembers her being able to recite the telephone numbers of everyone in their community.
After a residency in pediatrics, in 1984 Gayle entered the epidemiology training program at the CDC, where she chose to focus on HIV/AIDS in the very early days of the disease. "Many people warned me to stay away from HIV," she says. "They said it was an incredibly charged issue, more about politics than true public health. None of us knew how big an issue this would become." At the CDC, where she would spend two decades, she rose through the ranks to head the center that focused on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and sexually transmitted diseases.
In 2001, Gayle joined the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as director of the HIV, TB and reproductive-health division at the Global Health Program, helping to choose which grants to underwrite and monitoring them afterward. Five years later, she was recruited to lead CARE. She made the move, she says, because she was ready to work on a broader set of issues than she had at Gates or the CDC. "There is no typical day running CARE, which has 13,000 employees," she says. "I often sit down with our board members, I build partnerships with corporations, NGOs and other stakeholders, and I visit our country offices. I also spend a lot of time raising resources for our work." The Chronicle of Philanthropy states that Gayle earns $375,000 a year, a sum that is not overly generous when you factor in 15-hour days, seven-day workweeks and extensive travel.
Such an intense workload has left her precious little time for a personal life. She is extremely close to her siblings and vacations with them every year. (It turns out that some of the compulsive texting she does is in response to the jokes her sister Karalenne is always sending her.) Gayle has never married, although she has had long-term relationships and is currently dating a businessman in Atlanta. When asked about the peridot ring on her engagement finger, she laughs. "I bought it myself," she says. "It's my birthstone." She finds that her schedule makes it hard for her to commit—and hard for men to fit into her lifestyle. "Some things become a self-fulfilling prophecy," she says. "You start on one journey, and it becomes harder to make a relationship the central focus. And the longer you don't . . . I guess if that was the highest priority for me, I would have married."


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Feb. 27, 2010
Berkeley, Calif. - The seventh-ranked UCLA men's tennis team notched a 4-3 victory over No. 15 California on Saturday at the Hellman Tennis Complex in Berkeley. The Bruins improve to 6-2 overall, while the Bears fall to 7-2. The match did not count in the Pac-10 standings.
UCLA edged Cal for the doubles point with wins on the first and third courts to go ahead, 1-0, in the match. Alex Brigham and Holden Seguso came off the courts first as they defeated junior Bozhidar Katsarov and freshman Riki McLachlan on court three, 8-2. The Bears' No. 22-ranked team of Konigsfeldt and sophomore Nick Andrews came up with an 8-5 win over Matt Brooklyn and Amit Inbar on court two next. But UCLA's team of Haythem Abid and Nick Meister prevailed, 8-6, on the top court over Cal's No. 33-ranked duo of juniors Jonathan Dahan and Pedro Zerbini to lock up the first point of the day.
While the Bruins pulled out to a 3-0 lead in the match, Cal forced UCLA to first-set tiebreakers on three courts and stayed toe-to-toe with the Bruins much of the way. UCLA got its second point of the match when Inbar completed his 6-4, 6-4 win over No. 78 Dahan at court three and went up, 3-0, as No. 71 Abid defeated No. 31 Zerbini on the top court, 7-6, 6-3. The two combatants stayed point-for-point with each other in the first set but Abid came up with a 7-4 tiebreaker win.
No. 111 Chris Konigsfeldt put together a 6-4, 6-4 win of his own and got the Bears on the board by taking out Seguso at court two. But moments later, UCLA ended Cal's hopes of another comeback victory as No. 48 Brooklyn clinched the win with a 7-6, 6-2 match against Katsarov on court five. Andrews gave the Bears their second point as No. 96 Meister retired after trailing, 3-2, in the second set. Meister edged Andrews for the first set with a 7-4 win in the tiebreaker. McLachlan ended the day with his three-set victory over Brigham at court six as he fought out a 7-3 win in the second set tiebreaker and a 10-7 win in the third-set super-tiebreaker.
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Feb 27, 2010 at Berkeley, CA (Hellman Tennis Complex)
1. Abid/Meister (UCLA) def. #33 Dahan/Zerbini (CAL) 8-6 2. #22 Andrews/Konigsfeldt (CAL) def. Brooklyn/Inbar (UCLA) 8-5 3. Brigham/Seguso (UCLA) def. Katsarov/McLachlan (CAL) 8-2 Singles
1. #71 Haythem Abid (UCLA) def. #31 Pedro Zerbini (CAL) 7-6(4), 6-3 2. #111 Chris Konigsfeldt (CAL) def. Holden Seguso (UCLA) 6-4, 6-4 3. #100 Amit Inbar (UCLA) def. #78 Jonathan Dahan (CAL) 6-4, 6-4 4. Nick Andrews (CAL) def. #96 Nick Meister (UCLA) 6-7(2), 3-2, retired 5. #48 Matt Brooklyn (UCLA) def. Bozhidar Katsarov (CAL) 7-6(4), 6-2 6. Riki McLachlan (CAL) def. Alex Brigham (UCLA) 4-6, 7-6(3), (10-7) Match Notes
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The automaker is addressing concerns with a dedicated website, customer service phone numbers, and a new vehicle safety chief -- but some say the recalled cars should be off the road completely.
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Unlike the $450 billion in strategically selected cuts announced by Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, this wave will indiscriminately slash almost every Pentagon program by 23 percent; the sequestration scythe won't take national security priorities into account.
Fighter-jet modernization and combat-ship replacement will be wiped out, as will crucial investments in military research and development – the innovations that keep our brave troops a step ahead of their adversaries. China, Iran and North Korea prioritize military R&D; if we take our foot off the gas, they'll close the gap.
Defense sequestration would force 1.5 million Americans out of work, including an estimated 25,000 in Georgia. So while they "hollow out" our forces, in Secretary Panetta's words, these huge cuts also would wreck our economic recovery. Congress can avoid this sorry outcome by forestalling sequestration in favor of rational decision-making about budget priorities.
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OXFORD – Ole Miss athletics director Pete Boone blew off steam at the NCAA Wednesday, but nothing will change with the school's seeding for the NCAA tennis tournament.
On Tuesday it was announced that Ole Miss, the No. 2 seed in the tournament, will not host the first two rounds as it has done for the last eight seasons but will travel to LSU.
The selection committee emphasized a policy of "regionalization" which is aimed at reducing travel. Therefore, Rice, of Houston, Texas, will join Ole Miss, LSU and Alcorn State in Baton Rouge and not have to travel further to Oxford. Ole Miss will face Alcorn State in the first round.
Boone, tennis coach Billy Chadwick and associate athletics director Lynette Johnson were part of a conference call with NCAA representatives.
Competing in what many regard as the nation's strongest tennis conference, the Rebels completed the SEC regular season and tournament without a loss.
They also lead the nation in attendance.
The university administration and the NCAA basically agreed to disagree.
"I told them I have been on NCAA committees, and there's always flexibility written into policy to take care of situations like this," Boone said. "What I feel happened is they never stepped back, took a deep breath and said, 'Is this right?' because in fact it is not right. Don't tell me they couldn't have re-seeded or changed things to do what was right in the long run."
The policy also affected Baylor, the No. 6 seed, which will not host the first two rounds.
Decisions such as this are not usually reversed after the fact, and Boone did not expect change to result from his phone call.
He expects the university and the SEC to take the lead in working for policy to protect the higher-seeded teams in the future.
"I would think we would make a concerted effort to present information to the championship cabinet to find a process in the dialogue by which we can make sure the top four or eight teams are given the opportunity to host," Boone said.
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2009: The Year in Photos
As 2009 comes to a close we've put together our annual 'year in photos' video for your viewing pleasure.
From the opening of Bardessono in Yountville, to bud break, to the St. Supéry Blogger Day, to the Ad Hoc at Home book signing with Thomas Keller and everything in between, the video below provides a quick recap of the major Napa Valley stories and events we covered over the past year. Enjoy!
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For those who were waiting, the Chipotle at Upland's Crossroads Colonies has opened.
Thursday's (February 13) opening followed the recently–opened Panera Bread and Pick Up Stix.
Next on the list: The Habit Burger Grill.
For those who were waiting, the Chipotle at Upland's Crossroads Colonies has opened.
Thursday's (February 13) opening followed the recently–opened Panera Bread and Pick Up Stix.
Next on the list: The Habit Burger Grill.
They may have virtually disappeared here in the Inland Empire, but that doesn't stop Qdoba Mexican Grill from sharing some love with its fans.
On Valentine's Day, anyone willing to give a kiss to a significant other, a friend or a friendly stranger will receive a free entrée when they purchase of any queso entrée.
Couldn't be any simpler, or more fun.
The sole remaining Inland Empire Qdoba is at 1902 N. Campus Ave.
If you ever wanted to chat with Jackass co-conspirator Jason "Wee Man" Acuña while munching on Mexican food, Saturday (February 8) is your day.
From noon to 6 p.m., the Rancho Cucamonga Chronic Tacos, 11920 E. Foothill Blvd., Suite 150, will celebrate its recent remodel and expansion.
The event is also a fundraiser, as the location will donate 15% of sales to the Jesse Rees Foundation, a group focused on fighting childhood cancer.
So you made a New Year's resolution to lose a little weight, but not at the expense of your fast food habit, right?
Well, Del Taco might have just the thing: Turkey!
The chain recently introduced ground turkey as an option for its tacos and CrunchTada.
A while back, it was The Stockhouse, then earlier this year it turned into Gul's Fusion Restaurant.
This fall, it became the Taco Shack.
Another longtime restaurant has closed.
Lupe's Azteca Mexican Food in Redlands/Loma Linda has shut down.
The restaurant had been in operation since 1952.
A recent visit found a giant notice posted on the front door indicating that the restaurant was permanently closed.
Pappasito's Mexican Grill & Seafood has opened in a former Burger King in north San Bernardino.
The restaurant serves up a variety of tacos, burritos, quesadillas, tortas, soups, seafood and combination plates.
We appreciate that breakfast is served all day.
In case you missed it, downtown Upland has lost one restaurant, is losing another, but is gaining a third.
Already closed is Aria Restaurant and Lounge, which was owned by the same folks who own Antonino's Italian Restaurant, Haandi Indian Cuisine, Sixty 6 Sports Bar and Lounge and the Magic Lamp Inn in Rancho Cucamonga.
Facebook fan Diana reports that Charlie's Red, White and Blue American Deli and Bar is moving into the space at 296 N. Second Ave.
From our sister paper, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, we learned that King Taco is celebrating its 39th anniversary today (September 16).
In celebration, the chain is offering all tacos at 1974 prices: 50¢!
The deal is good until 8 p.m.
The chain's sole Inland Empire location is at 406 N. Mountain Ave., Ontario.
Earlier this year, Del Taco rolled out items on its Buck & Under and New Tastes menus and promoted them by giving them away.
Well, the chain is doing it again!
For the next three Wednesdays (August 28 and September 4 and 11), the chain is giving away items from its Buck & Under menu with any purchase.


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Shaun White is probably the greatest half-pipe star in the universe, but he came up short in the Sochi Olympics, finishing fourth, according to NBC News. What went wrong?
White told Matt Lauer in an interview that the stress of trying to become the first Olympian to win three consecutive gold medals in the same event could've had an impact. He won gold in the last two Olympics and was the big favorite to three-peat at Sochi.
He's also been suffering from ankle and shoulder injuries which means he couldn't have been at his physical best. Unfortunately, the Winter Olympics normally come around only once every four years and a person has to compete whether fully healthy or not.
White cut his long red hair this time for this special event so fans didn't get to see the famous Carrottop persona. Michael Wilbon on ESPN said maybe it was the Samson effect, referring to the Biblical story of Samson and Delilah.
Even the greatest superstars on earth have a bad day and he had his at a most inopportune time in the Olympics. The injured White fell twice on his first run in the half-pipe which not only cost him a gold but knocked him off the podium. Somebody nicknamed I-Pod won the gold.
I-Pod is a Russian native, but a Swiss citizen, and he chose the right time to have his best day. He landed his signature move in the half-pipe after finishing fourth in Vancouver four years ago.
White also had the misfortune of suffering another injury while practicing for the new slopestyle snowboard event. That injury forced him out of the slopestyle event so he could spend more time focusing on his favorite snowboarding event the half-pipe.
Two Japanese snowboarders finished second and third behind I-Pod.
I-Pod's actual name is Iouri Podlatchikov. He nailed his signature trick the YOLO with two flips and four revolutions. YOLO stands for You Only Live Once, according to the New York Daily News newspaper.
White won gold in Turin in 2006 and again in Vancouver in 2010.
White's bad day occurred at a place called Rosa Khutor Extreme Park. The Flying Tomato said after the event was over, "Tonight was just one of those nights."
White denied a report he was retiring saying he intended to compete in the Olympics in Korea.
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Understanding how the condominium alternative dispute resolution works
Much time and energy was wasted this year on failed legislation (HB319/SB680; HB213/SB 1890). The only thing homeowners received from the Florida Legislature was the shaft, introduced by term-limited Senator Bennett, a developer, and House sponsor Rep. Artiles. This law, which if not vetoed by Governor Scott, will deprive homeowners of implied warranty of fitness and merchantability or habitability associated with the construction and sale of a new home with respect to items directly supporting the home. The legislation provides that no common law implied warranties will exist for "off site improvements" including roads, driveways, sidewalks, drainage area utilities, or any other improvement not located on or under the lot on which a new home is constructed.
Rather than dwell on the legislature's failures, I'd like to focus my blog time on sharing with the readers a better understanding of how the alternate dispute mechanism works in the condominium setting and how a variety of unusual arbitration decisions were decided.
When considering alternative dispute mechanisms – mediation and arbitration – it is important to understand that mediation is optional (non-mandatory) and arbitration applies whenever there is a disagreement between two or more parties that involve:
(a) the authority of the board of directors, under the Condominium Act or condominium documents to:
1. require any owner to take any action, or not to take any action, involving the owner's unit or the appurtenances thereto;
2. alter or add to a common area or element
(b) the failure of a governing body, when required by the Act or condominium documents, to:
1. properly conduct elections;
2. give adequate notice of meetings or other actions;
3. properly conduct meetings;
4. allow inspection of books and records
Expressly excepted from the requirement of non-binding arbitration are any disagreements that primarily involve:
1. title to any unit or common element;
2. the interpretation or enforcement of any warranty;
3. the levy of a fee or assessment;
4. the collection of an assessment;
5. the eviction or the removal of a tenant from a unit;
6. alleged breaches of fiduciary duty by one or more directors;
7. claims for damages to a unit based upon the alleged failure of the association to maintain the common elements or condominium property.
It is also important to note that prior to a board taking any action against a unit owner for an alleged violation of the Act or documents, the board must give the unit owner:
1. advance written notice of the specific nature of the dispute;
2. a demand for relief and a reasonable opportunity to comply or to provide the relief; and
3. notice of the intention to file an arbitration petition or other legal action in the absence of a resolution of the dispute.
Taking into consideration the above rule guidelines, what do you feel would be the arbitration result of the following real case? Next week's blog will advise what an arbitrator held and provide facts of another case.
FACTS: A disgruntled owner filed a petition seeking a new election, alleging irregularities occurred in an election for which he chose not to be a candidate, and where no one prevented him from seeking election. The issue is "Whether a unit owner who was voluntarily not a candidate has standing to challenge an election?"
The answer will be posted in next week's blog.


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Behind the Scenes at the Harbor Seals Exhibit
We keep careful records about eating habits, behavior and more for each seal.
The Aquarium's harbor seals eat between 6 and 12 pounds of fish and squid every day, for a total of between 2,000 and 6,000 calories!
Seals are very curious and love to play. The fishicles shown in the photo below are a particular favorite. The trainers freeze chunks of fish and squid inside cubes of ice, and the seals eagerly destroy the ice to get at the tasty treats inside.
Aquarium visitors can interact with the seals with these exciting behind-the-scenes programs. Keep tabs on the seals at the Aquarium on the Trainers Blog.


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Last night's episode of "Amish Mafia," was titled "The Bear." The episode begins, in Indiana, where Merlin has located the most feared man among the Indiana Amish; the Bear. By the looks of him, he is frail and elderly, but is feared.
In Wisconsin, Jolin is on his mission to clean up the town and restore their faith in Amish Aid. A woman comes to Jolin for help because she bought a blue light from an English hardware store for her very sick child, but it does not work. The Amish are subject to a very rare liver disease called Crigler-Najjar Syndrome, where the liver does not rid itself of toxicity. By using a blue light for several hours a day, a baby with this disease can eliminate the toxins, and is one of the very few times the bishop will allow electricity in an Amish home. Often the Amish are taken advantage of by the English, because they have nobody to go to for help.
In Lancaster, Levi is driving when he comes to see Alvin. Levi tells him that he is leaving town because a private investigator is following him and taking videos. He told Levi that he was hired by a private party to investigate him. Now everywhere Levi goes; this man is there. As Levi talks with Alvin, he drives by again. Now they do not know if he has bugged someone or another party is leaking information to him.
A sign offering Amish Buggy Rides has been spotted by Caleb and Big Steve. These are English people posing as Amish and charging for these rides. As the producer asks Caleb where they are going, he tells him that they are trying to catch up to a man pretending to be Amish giving rides to tourists. As they try to converse with the man in Dutch, he has no idea what they are saying to him. When Big Steve asked him if he had sex with his horse; he replied yes. So Steve took the reins and continued the ride, as Caleb took the whip and used it on the man. He said he would call the police, but Caleb just laughed. When the ride ended, the tourists proclaimed that it was the best buggy ride ever!
In Ohio, Wayne is feeding his chickens when a woman comes to talk to him. She tells him someone is stealing her newspapers, and she believes it is an English person. He promises to take care of it.
In Wisconsin, Jolin is prepared to visit the man with the hardware store. First, he sends in two guys who are told they cannot get their money back without a proof they bought them. He stated they were UV lights, but when they again told him they did not work; he refused to give the money back. When they went out and told Jolin, he told them that the first rule is not to take no for an answer and went back inside with the men. As he resisted giving the money back, Jolin went to look at the lights; they were painted blue and not actually ultraviolet lights. Jolin broke all the lights as the man told him to stop and pulled out money from the cash register. No wonder the kids were not getting better; how tragic.
In Indiana, as Merlin listened to Bear play his fiddle. The man sat in a wheelchair, and Merlin told him he wanted to work with him. He told Bear he could do something for him if he gave him the help he needed. Bear told him he did not need his help. Merlin asked him if he could walk? He told him that he built an empire sitting in the wheelchair. Merlin told him that he was a healer and could help him walk again. Merlin just had to convince him. Then he asked what kind of help he wanted from him, and he told him he wanted to shut down Lebanon Levi with him. He told him that he was hungry for power, but if he could heal him, he would help him take Levi down. Merlin told him that anyone he did not heal, was because they did not have faith, but Bear told him that he better have the faith!
In Ohio, Wayne goes to watch over the newspaper stand, a job he would normally have sent someone else to do. He put Karrie in hiding and now will be staying on the straight and narrow for a while. He does not want to lose Amish Aid.
In Lancaster, Levi calls Esther to tell her he is going to Missouri, and if she needs anything to see Alvin. When John meets with Castline, he tells him to get in the car, but John knows that if anyone saw him and told Levi, he would be as good as dead. Then he tells John that he needs more than spoiled milk or a beer party.
In Ohio, Wayne is watching for the newspaper thief. When he spotted the man, he gave chase, as he dropped the newspapers, producers remained in the truck. Wayne returned 25 minutes later with the newspapers. When the producer asked what happened to the man who took the papers, he told them that it was nothing they would read about in the newspapers.
In Lancaster, Levi puts his suitcase in his trunk.
In Indiana, Merlin is about to heal the Bear. As he had him lie down in a field, on a blanket, he lit fires around him and prayed for the Lord to heal him. He laid hands over him and continued to pray. Merlin knows he will be walking off a cliff if the Bear is not healed.
In Wisconsin, Jolin is still conducting business for the people. A woman came to ask Jolin what was in a small plastic bag. A carrier pigeon drops this off to her son's room every few days. Amish farmers have been using carrier pigeons for years. This was their method of communication. Now Amish drug dealers are using pigeons to send the wrong message. Jolin offers to speak with her son. He assures her that he will not hurt him, and she agrees.
In Lancaster, Esther goes to Alvin, as Levi told her if she needed anything. She needs money for John's lawyer, but he has no money. Then he tells her to wait until he returns from Atlantic City. He told her he was going to Missouri, now she knows he is lying to her.
As the producer follows Levi, he stops and picks up a woman who puts her bag in the back seat and gets in the front seat of Levi's car. The producer says to keep driving. As Esther starts packing her clothes, she is angry and is going to Atlantic City to find Levi.
Jolin goes to the child to take care of the drug-dealing pigeon. As Jolin searches the kid's room, he finds more drugs. He also found a cell phone, so Jolin made him call and ask for more. When the pigeon arrived, he told him to take him to the guy who sent the pigeon.
As Merlin is praying as hard as he can, the Bear's men now want to break Merlin's legs, as they carry the Bear, who has not yet taken a step.
In Lancaster, John meets with Castline again. John just heard from his lawyer, who has not heard a thing about him helping John. Castline tells John he never promised him anything. Now he tells John that they know more than he thinks they do, and what John gave him was not hard to come by. He wants something big. Then he told John that he knew Esther is stepping out into the English world. John then told him that he was breaking all ties with him, because he is probably going to jail anyway.
In Wisconsin, Jolin found the source of the marijuana. He let all the pigeons fly away and set fire to the greenhouses.
In Atlantic City, Esther is walking down the street and knows exactly where to find Levi, because he always stays at the same place. She may be Amish, but she is not going to be lied to like the other Amish women. She tells the desk clerk she is his woman, and because she is Amish, does not have identification. When she procures the room number, she goes up to the penthouse to knock on the door. When a woman opens the door, Esther is livid. She comes in and finds Levi, who tells her he wants nothing to do with her and is only pleasing the church by marrying her. He also said he never wanted anything to do with her in the first place. He told her that she used him and betrayed him, and now he is doing it to her. He confessed that she was using him to get her family's name back, and he stated he knew it all along. She never wants to see him again, but that will be determined on the next episode, so stay tuned.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation is looking into how delays at ports and other loading and unloading facilities may be affecting driver compliance with hours-of-service rules designed to increase safety.
Union Pacific's failure to maintain its track and equipment resulted in broken and sheared lag bolts, which caused the June 3 derailment of a train near Mosier, Ore., according to a preliminary report from the Federal Railroad Administration.
Meanwhile, the pound slid the most on record to its weakest since 1985, while the yen rallied on demand for haven assets, following Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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The company plans to accept the weights that clients provide as certified, but if clients are not able to provide the certified weight, it will weigh the cargo on their behalf.
Container transport revenues at the Danish shipping conglomerate fell 20 percent year-over-year for the quarter due to a 26 percent decline in average freight rates.
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Steelers' postseason history: Jan. 9
Since the Steelers have the wrong kind of home field advantage this postseason, we'll take a look back at some of the highlights and disappointments of playoffs past ...
Today: January 9th -- Cowher's first playoff game; out-dueled by Air Coryell
January 9, 1993: AFC Divisional vs. Buffalo
After two seasons of early tee times for the Steelers, rookie head coach Bill Cowher wasted little time getting his team back to the postseason, clinching the AFC Central division for the first time in nearly a decade.
But the inaugural iteration of "Cahr Pahr" would host a battle tested band of Buffalo Bills -- in their fifth consecutive postseason, losers of the previous two Super Bowls -- who less than a week prior had just achieved what remains as the single greatest comeback victory in the history of the National Football League.
The Steelers went ahead 3-0 on an early Gary Anderson field goal, but the Bills bulled over Pittsburgh the rest of the way, scoring 24 unanswered points en route to a 24-3 and their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance.
(No newspaper coverage because of newspaper strike)
January 9, 1983: AFC Playoff Tournament (first round) vs. San Diego
The Steelers make their first return to the postseason since winning Super Bowl XIV via a 6-3 finish in the strike-shortened 1982 season by qualifying for the AFC "Tournament" -- and it looked like they'd win in a romp when special teams player Joe Ruff recovered a James Brooks fumble on the opening kickoff for a touchdown.
And aging Terry Bradshaw had two touchdown passes and a touchdown run to keep pace with the younger Dan Fouts and the electric "Air Coryell" offense of the Chargers. The Steelers led 28-17 in the fourth quarter, but a late Bradshaw pick got San Diego back into the game.
A pair of Fouts to Kellen Winslow touchdowns later and the Steelers were eliminated.
This game was Jack Ham's last as a Steeler.
- Game story
- James Brooks' interesting afternoon
- Bradshaw the scapegoat
- Game notes
Some excellent YouTube clips of this game:
Pittsburgh goes up 7-0 on Brooks' fumbled kickoff:
Brooks scores San Diego's first touchdown:
Bradshaw finds John Stallworth to give Pittsburgh a 28-17 lead:
Winslow scores the game winning touchdown with a minute left:


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The multiplayer zombie survival game, DayZ, ratched up 875,000 sales in its first three weeks as part of the Steam Early Access program but there's still much work left to be done. Bohemia Interactive laid out the priorities Monday for what is to be fixed with the title over the coming weeks.
"We're already seeing unbelievable player stories happening every day in the game even in its very limited Alpha and we're focused to make huge progress in 2014 on many areas of the game," Bohemia's Maruk wrote on the game's official Tumblr site.
"In the short term, we're going to focus on the most critical problems you're experiencing atm and at the same time we're going to work on the road to the DayZ Beta. We're going to re-evaluate the roadmap plans in the second half of January but here is a list of the existing top priorities on our to-do list to make DayZ really meet or hopefully exceed your expectations."
- Server performance, stability and security
- Animals & hunting
- Cooking & gathering resources
- Playable user customizable vehicles
- Player created constructions in the environment
- More complex interactions with the environment and crafting options
- Streamlined user actions and interface
- Control and animations expanded and improved for fluidity
- Upgraded graphics and physics engine (including ragdoll, etc.)
- Support of user mods and more flexibility for user hosted servers and game types
The impressive sales of DayZ means that Bohemia Interactive can afford to dedicate more resources towards the game's development. As a result, the roadmap of planned features will be re-evaluated later in January.
Meanwhile, the DayZ Beta isn't planned until the end of 2014 at the earliest. Despite the impressive sales numbers, creator Dean Hall warned gamers to stay away from the title until at least later in the month. This was reiterated in the Tumblr post stating that only those willing to deal with the many bugs and missing features in the alpha version should put down the $30 needed for the game.
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Klassisk lyx i den verkliga hjärtat av Budapest
Storlek60 m²
Våning Nr.(med hiss)
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- Internet/WiFi
- Kök
- Tvättmaskin/torktumlare
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- Hiss i byggnaden
- Låsbart rum
- Handdukar
|Régiposta, 1052 Budapest, Ungern
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|2 dagar sedan
Fully furnished and equipped (washing maschine, dryer, towels, TV, high speed internet, owen, microvawe-oven, king sized bed etc, elevator is in the house).
Vaci street is on the Pest side, very close to the Danube, to the Erzsébet bridge, and to the Deák Ferenc square Metro Station, where all the 3 metrolines (line 1, 2 and 3) has stops. Lot of shops of well-known brands, restaurants, coffeshops and pubs can be found very close to this apartment flat.
It is in the real heart of Budapest, so every important and famous places are very close, and can be reached in a few minutes. (Gellért mountain, Parliament, Buda Castle, Vörösmarty square,
Avaliable for up to 4 persons.
Best hospitality in Hungary: we can fulfill your extra needs, eg a transfer from the airport...
|Veckohyra för 1 gäst
|Månadshyra för 1 gäst
|Pris för > 1 gäster
|30 SEK extra per gäst/natt
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We were a new married couple who booked this "luxury" apartment.
It was FAAAR FAAR away from luxury
-Disgusting apartment, has not been cleaned for a long time
-Dripping water from the roof in the kitchen
-It was a lot of dust on the walls hanging
- I killed 6 cockroaches
- The lock on the door wasnt working properly
- A electric outlet was really dangerous in the kitchen
Simon has about 20 apartments for renting but he do not have the time to take care of his guest, he don`t give a shit!
I contact them but nobody contact me back.
BE CAREFUL of this JOCKER!
Servizio impeccabile, appartamento centralissimo, vicino al ponte Erzsebet, proprio sul danubio e all'angolo della strada principale dei negozi di budapest, vaci utca. Non esiste ubicazione migliore di questa per chi si reca a budapest, padrone di casa gentilissimo, disponibile con una risposta veloce a qualsiasi ora e ad ogni nostra esigenza. Situato a pochi passi dalla metro, quindi facilmente raggiungibile dall'aereoporto, ma è dotato anche di un servizio facoltativo di navetta sino all'aereoporto per 17 euro a tratta a persona. L'appartamento appare corrispondente interamente alle foto, insomma stupendo e molto pulito. Non potevamo chiedere di più, sicuramente da ritornare!
The airport service was super and the owners wer easy to reach by SMS.
The location of the apartment was really great and there was Wifi. The size of the roomwas also good.
We were staying here during a heatwave and we were very uncomfortable because it was on the top floor and there was no airco.
Next time we would chose a hotel over this apartment because the price would be the same but breakfast and more comfort would be included.
Lovely llittle hotel style appartment in a very central location. A nice swimming pool and gym are included. Very well working internet.
Very near to Opera house and Basilik, and house of terror, a very impressive museum about communistic times.
A very small remark; the chairs in the room do need revision
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Reallly good place! The location could not be better and the service was reallly good. The host was Always at our service. The apartment was cozy as well! We would definetly stay at astoria apartment again If we go to Budapest.
Excellent Location (downtown Pest), Beautiful apartment, perfect for short stays, the main bedroom is very wide and luxury, the other parts of the flat are confortable even if smaller. It's a overall good solution. At the check in we met Màté (Simon Peter's friend .... or colleague) an helpful and efficient guy. If we come back to Budapest we will certainly contact Simon Peter.
A very well equiped clean appartment in the middle of Budapest.
We enjoyed our stay in Budapest the owner is very friendly and helpful
The apartment is very nicely located, although at the edge of the Gipsy district, quite far from the centre, but very close to the tram stop. The house itself is amazing, just beautiful- with very nice neighbours around. In temperatures above 35 it was hard to sleep, but we managed:) There was no tv as offered, but we spentthere so little time that it was not necessary. We will remember it as a very positive place:)
The apartment had everything we were looking for and the location was perfect as it was very near the centrum. Also there was good restaurants nearby.
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Amended Rules Five Months Later: Early Trends in Case Law and What It Means
Episode 11: Better Know a Judge: Vice Chancellor Joseph R. Slights, III of the Delaware Court of Chancery
CorpCast Episode 10: eDiscovery Review
CorpCast Episode 9: 2015 Year in Review
The Challenge of Returning Forfeited Assets to Corrupt Countries
Morgan Lewis Partner Suet-Fern Lee on the Rule of Law
Litigation Hold Letters
December 2015 Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: A BakerHostetler Q&A
CorpCast Episode 8: The Controlling Stockholder
CorpCast Episode 7: Better Know a Judge: the Honorable Mary M. Johnston of the Delaware Superior Court
CorpCast Episode 6: A Brief Introduction to the Delaware Rapid Arbitration Act
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Permanent bridal bouquets are fast becoming more and more trendy as savvy brides realize how practical a bridal bouquet made of permanent botanicals and alternative materials can be.
There are many reasons you could choose to carry a bouquet made from sola flowers, like the one we are showing you how to make here, on your wedding day. Destination wedding? Pack this bouquet up and travel. Allergic to fresh flowers and other plants? Make this cute bouquet and stay "a-choo" free on your wedding day. Getting married on the face-of-the-sun? No wilting violets in this bouquet!
Have fun and drop me a comment if you have questions.
Sola Flower Wedding Bouquet
3 Silk hydrangea- ivory
15 Carnation sola flowers
15 Gardenia sola flower
30 white pipe cleaners
5-1 Inch rhinestone buttons
Yarn- sage green, dusty pink and coral
3 yards 2 inch wide velvet ribbon- ivory
1 Foot ¼" wide velvet ribbon- ivory
6 Sprays vintage style velvet leaves- light green
22 Gauge florist wire
Corsage tape- light green
Hot glue gun
Hot glue sticks
Design Master Sprays- Prairie Green, Perfect Pink and Coral
Start your bouquet by prepping your sola flowers. Divide your sola flowers into four piles. Spray ¼ Coral, ¼ Prairie Green, ¼ Perfect Pink and leave ¼ the natural ivory color. Give the flowers a light brush of color. Concentrate most of color on the tips of the petals, allowing the color to lighten as it fades into the center of the flower.
The next step is attaching the pipe cleaners to the sola flowers. Bend the end of the pipe cleaner so there is a small hook on one end. Hot glue the pipe cleaner to the backside of the sola flowers.
Gather the hydrangeas in a dome shape (remove any leaves) and tape them together with the corsage tape. Pull the sola flowers through the gathered hydrangeas. You will want to make sure the bouquet maintains an even, dome shape and has a pleasing dispersion of color.
Prep your velvet leaf sprays by removing them from the main stem into smaller groups of three. Hot glue the leaf clusters evenly throughout the bouquet.
Make small bows out of yarn. Wire the rhinestones into the center of the yarn bows. Place rhinestone and yarn accents evenly throughout the bouquet.
Make four looped bows out of the wide velvet ribbon. Collar the underneath of the bouquet with the ribbon bows. Make five bows from the yarn. Place the yarn bows underneath the velvet bows. Tape the bows to the stem of the bouquet using corsage tape. Wrap the stem of the bouquet in alternating color blocks of yarn. Add an accent of three velvet leaves and a small velvet bow to the base of the handle of the bouquet.
So what do you think? Would you carry this or a different alternative bridal bouquet on your wedding day?


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Boys basketball
Jeff Miller, Buckeye: Junior center scored career-high 27 points in important Patriot Athletic Conference Stars Division victory at Wellington. … Improved previous best by 11 points. … Added 11 rebounds. … Second varsity season. … Father, Jeff, and uncle, Bob, also played for school. [br]
Girls basketball
Anna Rose Wiencek, Highland: Junior power forward scored team-high 12 points in 57-42 Suburban League victory against Nordonia. … Had eight points in 58-36 win over Cloverleaf in SL play. … Second varsity season. … Also plays soccer. [br]
Anthony Kisiday, Buckeye: Senior claimed his first career Patriot Athletic Conference title in winning 152-weight class at annual league tournament. … Defeated Clearview's Derrick Foster 6-2. … One of three Bucks to win title. … Captured Mike Lewis Invitational earlier this season. [br]
Amanda Stertzbach, Brunswick: Senior scored team-high 32.325 in all-around at Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division Meet. … Led squad with 8.675 on floor exercise. … Owns Blue Devils' top scores of season in all-around, vault and floor. … Four-year letterwinner. … All-Gazette honorable mention as sophomore.


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Web Services Stack Comparison
By arungupta on Oct 18, 2006
Dims asked me to update the Web Services Stack matrix. I've worked in the Web services team at Sun since very beginning and have seen it growing to #1 toolkit and now supported natively in GlassFish. I was therefore tempted by the invitation and updated the matrix with GlassFish entries. Here are the key points I'd like to highlight:
- Most of the functionality in this matrix (for example JAX-WS 2.0 and JAXB 2.0) is available as part of Java SE 6.
- If you download the latest GlassFish v2 build, all the WS-\* components, exception WS-Atomic Transaction and WS-Coordination (coming soon), are integrated. WSDL 1.1 has always been part of JAX-WS and WS-Addressing is now part of JAX-WS 2.1. All other supported WS-\* components are developed on WSIT and very well tested to interoperate with Microsoft's .NET 3.0 runtime.
- Read about JMS transport support at jms-ws-transport.dev.java.net and TCP support here.
- Spring framework is supported in GlassFish as pointed out by Jerome. But the "Spring support" feature here means exposing Spring objects as Web services in GlassFish. Let me know if you are aware of any such effort and I'll be happy to update the matrix.


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Consider the particle in a box problem in QM. The crux of the reason why QM is able to explain the physical phenomenon is not just the theory but also able to impose boundary conditions which eventually result in quantization. Now in the particle in a 1-d box problem, the wave function is assumed to be zero at the boundaries. It has been said that it is imposed, so that the wave function is continuous. Okay, but what about differentiability? In order for the wave function to satisfy Schrodinger equation,we also need differentiability right? Okay if we assume only left (from one side) derivative to exit, we could have as well assumed only left continuity (from one side). For continuity, we assume it should be from both sides, but for differentiability we need only one side? They also say the slope also must be continuous. I don't see any rationale behind these quantizations!
Differentiability of the wave function is only required for finite changes in the potential. If the your potential is infinite (as it is outside the inifinitely deep potential well which you describe) the Hamiltonial is ill-defined anyways.
An other case where you can have an infinite potential is if you have a $\delta$-distribution as a potential, there again you will find that the wave-function must be continuous but not differentiable (the difference between left-side and right-side derivative is given by the strength of the $\delta$-potential in this case).


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how i can write bash file to copy files from unix box to windows "remotly" box by sftp command ???
For automated scripts, try scp or rsync.
from "man sftp":
also look at http://www.computing.net/answers/unix/automated-sftp-script/7006.html
The cURL php extension for windows supports sftp. You should try to find a php script that you can place on the windows server and add to scheduled jobs. Wouldn't be too hard to create your own either. I'm sure python and .net have support for sftp as well.
Or, you could install cyqwin (nasty hack) on windows and write a bash script.


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San Ramon Valley Unified School District, City of San Ramon and Contra Costa County officials held a dedication ceremony for the new Bella Vista Elementary School on May 31, 2016.
SRVUSD Board President Greg Marvel and Superintendent Mary Shelton were joined by Contra Costa County Supervisor Candace Andersen and Principal Jon Campopiano in turning the first shovels of dirt on the construction zone at Stone Valley Middle School.
Monte Vista High School senior Connor Bruce was honored on campus by representatives of Sports Illustrated for being named the national sports publication's High School Athlete of the Month for April.
Students at Tassajara Hills Elementary are getting fit and having fun at their Healthy Hawk Hustle!
Live Oak Elementary was named a Mix It Up Model School by the Southern Poverty Law Center's Teaching Tolerance program for its exemplary efforts to foster respect and understanding among its students and throughout its campus.
Congratulations to Rachael Byron and Joyce Rooks for being named the 2016-2017 SRVUSD Teachers of the Year!
Congratulations! On Tuesday, March 22, 2016, the San Ramon Valley Unified School District's Board of Education recognized the District's 2016 Classified Employee of the Year Jeri Sutherland as well as 44 other nominees representing SRVUSD schools and departments.
The Golden View Elementary ATP classes have achieved Highest Honors in the recent WordMasters Challenge™—a national vocabulary competition involving nearly 150,000 students annually.
Dougherty Valley High School won the Regional High School Science Bowl! Students will head to Washington D.C. to compete in Nationals this April. Please join us in congratulating the team and wishing them the best of luck at Nationals!
Students at Montevideo Elementary rocking their Words Matter bracelets!
SRVUSD recently launched a Measure D website to inform the community of the various projects and provide more in depth information about how the bond money is being used. To view the website, visit www.buildsrvschools.org.
The leadership students at Charlotte Wood Middle School held a toy drive for their sister school, Cambridge Elementary.
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By now, everyone knows the New Orleans Saints' defense is ranked No. 3 in the league in total defense.
What you might not know is how rare this is.
The Saints have never led the NFL in total defense.
That's right, not once in 43 seasons have the Saints ever finished a season with the statistically stingiest stop unit.
The Dome Patrol never did it. And the dominant La'Roi Glover-Joe Johnson-led defense in 2000 didn't do it.
The highest previous finishes were in 1991 and 1992 when the Saints finished second both years.
Sean Payton said this week the Saints were playing the best team defense of his five-year tenure in New Orleans. And he thinks they can improve.
"We're doing a good job," he said. "The first number you look at is scoring defense and that's the number one objective and then you go from there, whether it's passing defense, third down, red zone; those are all statistics that all are definitely improved. Like I said, as we just passed the midpoint of the season with seven games left, I think we're getting healthier there as well."
This is rare territory for the Saints. They have finished a season with a top 10 ranking only seven times: 1982 (9th); 1987 (4th); 1991 (2nd); 1992 (2nd); 1993 (7th); 1997 (4th); and 2000 (8th).
Considering their remaining opposition, this season almost certainly will be No. 8.
The Saints face only two top-10 offenses in their final seven games: Dallas (No. 9) and Atlanta (No. 8). And Dallas will play with backup quarterback Jon Kitna under center.
The Saints' other opponents are fairly anemic offensively: Seattle (No. 30); Cincinnati (No. 16); St. Louis (No. 26); Baltimore (No. 14); and Tampa Bay (No. 22).
After leading the league in total offense three of the past four seasons, could this finally be the year the Saints lead in total defense?
I like their chances.
Ten more more observations
1. Numbers game: Pierson Prioleau has worn several jersey numbers in his 12-year NFL career. All of them were in the 20s until he reached New Orleans. He wore No. 20 in Washington and Jacksonville. He wore No. 23 in Buffalo and No. 21 in San Francisco. All of those numbers were taken when he signed with the Saints so he took No. 31 to honor his older brother, Patrick, who played Division II college football near their hometown of Alvin, S.C. Prioleau is only the fourth Saint to wear No. 31. Interestingly, no Saint in three decades had worn the number since Jim Taylor donned it for his only season with the Saints in 1967. Richard Newsome (2001) and Aaron Glenn (2008) wore it as well.
2. Tweet of the week: "Thanks God for waking me up on time this morning cuz I def forgot to set the alarm and fines are no fun." - Malcolm Jenkins, 7:07 a.m., Nov. 15.
3. Quote of the week: "Is it true? Yeah, in my mind, I feel like, yeah, I'm definitely valuable to the team and I bring a different aspect to the team that a lot of (players) don't bring or can't bring. Obviously, the type of player that I am whether I'm touching the ball or not, I'm at least attracting attention on defense, which opens up the game for others. I've known that my whole career, I just don't talk about it. It is what it is. ... I definitely know my value to the team is priceless and that I can bring a lot to our offensive game plan." - Reggie Bush, on his value to the team and if it's being noticed in his absence.
4. Required reading: Leukemia patient Gavin Culpepper of Pineville, La., says the Saints inspire him in his fight with cancer. He'll attend his first-ever Saints game this weekend as part of the Dream Come True organization. His inspiring story is documented in the Alexandria Town Talk.
5. Fact of the week: Chase Daniel's 16-yard scramble in the fourth quarter against Carolina matched the longest run of Brees' Saints tenure. Brees had a 16-yard run against the 49ers in Week 13 of the 2006 season. Since then, his longest run went for 10 yards. His longest run this season is 3 yards.
6. Encouraging stat of the week: Ace ESPN.com NFC South beat man Pat Yasinskas noted this week that Payton has had a league-high five replays overturned by officials on challenges. He's challenged six times, making his success rate a remarkable 83.3 percent. The Chiefs are the only team with a better success rate, but they've only challenges one replay.
7. Disturbing stat of the week: The Saints have forced 11 fumbles this season, tied for the fifth highest total in the league. They've recovered only four of the fumbles. Only eight teams have recovered fewer. This can mean only one of two things. Either the Saints are incredibly unlucky or they're not hustling to the football on defense.
8. What I liked from Week 9: The play of two guys: safety Roman Harper and running back Julius Jones. Harper had his best game of the season with 10 tackles, a sack and three passes defensed. Jones, meanwhile, showed he still has some juice left with a tone-setting 54-yard run on the game's first play. Jones' role increased against the Panthers. It'll be interesting to see how Bush's return affects his workload.
9. What I didn't like from Week 9: The Saints had seven penalties for 64 yards. It's the third time they've had that many in the past four games. The Saints pride themselves on discipline, but they haven't exhibited it in this category so far this season.
10. Fearless prediction for Week 11: Thanks to Jabari Greer for redeeming my fearless prediction of a Pick Six in Week 9. Now that I'm riding a hot streak, it's time to really get bold. ... Jimmy Graham will make a SportsCenter-highlight reel play this week. Mark it down. The rookie tight end has gradually seen his role increase as the season has progressed. He scored his first touchdown against Carolina two weeks ago. With Jeremy Shockey sidelined with a rib injury, opportunity knocks for Graham. He wowed fans with some spectacular plays during training camp and something tells me he's going to make one to remember against Seattle.


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Men's Basketball Defeats Illinois State, 61-59
Dec. 30, 1999
CHICAGO (AP) - Theandre Kimbrough hit a 3-pointer with 16 seconds to play Thursday night to give Illinois-Chicago a 61-59 victory over Illinois State.
After Kimbrough's basket, Illinois State's Rich Beyers attempted a 3-pointer at the buzzer but it bounced off the back of the rim.
Jon-Pierre Mitchom led UIC (5-8) with 14 points and Joe Scott added 12. Kimbrough finished with nine points, making just 3-of-12 shots.
Illinois State (5-7) was led by 21 points from L. Dee Murdock. Tarise Bryson added 14 points but also commited 14 turnovers for the Redbirds.


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Last night I had the opportunity to chat with one dear friend on the phone and two others over a latte at Jubala, allowing me to take a break from the paperwork and the cleaning.
After posting yesterday that we could use a crib, I had seven offers of cribs.
A friend stopped me in the hall at Bible study yesterday to offer her daughter's baby girl clothes to Zoe Amanda. I'm not sure we'll need them, because Jocelyn had a plethora of baby clothes and we've saved them all, but it was still touching.
Lee's bosses gave him today off so we could spend all day on adoption paperwork and so that I could attend a meeting a church.
Precious friends of ours cared for Jocelyn and Robbie while our social worker came to evaluate our ability to parent the girl we already consider our own.
Our social worker scheduled us right away and will have the first draft of our completed home study ready on Monday for us to review to make sure everything is accurate and for our adoption coordinator to review to make sure it includes everything the Taiwanese courts will want to know.
The project leader for the Treasuring Christ curriculum included lunch in our team meeting today, which was the first food I had all day in the midst of all the busy-ness.
Our pediatrician and our family practice doctor each made sure we got the paperwork we needed right away to complete our home study.
GPS helped me get to the pediatrician's office after I discovered that it has moved. (Jenelle, when did that happen?)
The planning team for this weekend's special needs ministry respite event has stepped up in a major way, so that we can focus on bringing Zoe home instead of concerning ourselves with every detail for this weekend's event.
This gift arrived in the mail today. Taitung City on the southeast coast of the country - just labeled "Taitung" on the map below - is where Zoe Amanda lives now, and now I can wear it around my neck until I have her in my arms.
And now? I think a warm bath, a hot mug of coffee, and a good book are in order, followed closely by an early bedtime.
But before I go, know this: thankful doesn't cover it. You all are rallying around us while we fast-track everything to bring home Zoe Amanda, a baby girl we love now but we didn't know existed two weeks ago. While we are heeding God's call in these verses,
Thank you.
Thank you.