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Monday night marked the semifinals of Season 6 of The Voice, and so the Top 5 artists really pulled out all the stops. BFTV was on hand after the performances to get the dish, and here are some of the most fun and memorable soundbites from Monday, including Christina Grimmie explaining these balloons and which two alumni will be returning to the show tonight.
01) No, it wasn't Christina Grimmie's birthday. Team Adam's pop star finished her performance of Fun.'s hit single "Some Nights" with balloons raining down from the rafters, leading Usher to exclaim "Happy Birthday!" and Blake to throw balloons at Usher.
Afterward, Christina explained what was up with the balloons in the first place. "Why not the balloons?" she said. "I feel like they needed to be dropped because it was a party. The whole song was just like get up and [dance]."
02) Kristen Merlin consulted Miranda Lambert before performing "Gunpowder and Lead." It was a gutsy move for the Team Shakira singer to tackle the song - other Voice artists have tried it and not done so well - but she revealed to us that she actually had some input from Mrs. Blake Shelton beforehand.
"I had a conversation with Miranda over the past week and kind of tried to talk about different things," she told us. "It's one of her songs and it makes me really nervous to fill those shoes and Blake's sitting right in front of me...I just wanted to have fun with it and I wanted to command the stage again."
03) Will Champlin and Jacquie Lee will be performing their new singles. This is usually the point in the season when Voice alumni return, and as they get ready to set out on the show's official concert tour next month, Season 5 finalists Will and Jacquie will be presenting their new singles, "Eye of the Pyramid" and "Broken Ones" respectively. We got to speak with both of them on Monday, and they're both busy.
"I've been just putting my nose to the grinder in the studio, just trying to get [my] album done before the tour," Will told us, while Jacquie added, "I worked my butt off after The Voice and I'm coming back as a new artist, away from the show, as my own person, so it's a really cool feeling." If you can't wait to hear them perform tonight, both songs are already available on iTunes.
04) Usher told us how he's approaching the final week. Once again, Usher is likely to have a finalist, in his second season of coaching. Asked what it feels like for him right now, he told us, "It's all about staying focused and keeping the course. This season has been full of unpredictability. Who would've ever thought that, from a steal, we would be here? I put so much time and effort and focus in the original Team Usher and yet I lost everybody - and Josh [Kaufman] has become a shining star.
"We have to continue to be consistent," he added. "I think that week by week, we're introducing different aspects to who Josh really is and really showing America that he has what it takes to be a real artists so that they'll continue to vote all the way through. You don't win it until it's won."
05) Carson Daly isn't worried about The Voice producing a commercially successful star. The main criticism of The Voice has been that its artists haven't caught on after the show, and the artists' biggest defender has always been host Carson Daly. We asked him Monday night if he thought any of Season 6's Top 5 might be the breakout artist critics are looking for, and he shrugged off the pressure.
"I'm not worried about it," he said. "I think making great television is more important. That's what we do. We're a network and we're trying to make a great television show, an entertaining one with great talent, and we do that at the highest level. It's hard for somebody to break out in the music business anyway. This isn't American Idol seven years ago; the world's in a much different place. It's hard to do that. It's not even our goal; we would like people to be successful, and we think that they are."
Tonight's live elimination show will reveal which three of the Top 5 will make it to next week's finale, and feature special guest performances from Will Champlin and Jacquie Lee. Tune in tonight at 8 PM ET/PT on NBC to find out who advances and listen to the new music!
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Role-PlayMany students hate role-play. That is a problem, because it is undoubtedly one of the best methods of developing interpersonal skills in a safe situation, and of bringing alive material which would otherwise simply be "academic" in the pejorative sense of the term.
For anyone who has not encountered it, role-play is a way of improvising a mini-drama to practise skills in interpersonal practice, whether it be sales technique, job interviewing, technical advising, counselling, or whatever. Role-plays can last for a matter of fifteen seconds or fifteen minutes or even longer when they are part of more complex simulations. Useful though they are, learners often feel very exposed by participating in them, particularly if they take place under the scrutiny of the rest of the class, or if they are videotaped.
The commonest complaint is that they are "unrealistic"; in practice this usually means that they are too realistic for comfort! However, they stand in the same relationship to real life as cartoons do to photographs. They point up certain features and ignore others. In this respect, they present fairly well-defined problems (much more clearly defined than in real life, and usually not mixed up with other issues as real life invariably is).
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De-roling:applause helps, if appropriate. Otherwise usually it is enough to ask a simple question to start de-briefing; "OK, Sally, how did it feel, taking the role of Jane?"
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On March 28, 2014, Manalapan health Examiner Stacey Chillemi interviewed Jonathan Chamberlain the author of the "The Cancer Survivor's Bible." This book offers an easy-to-read book that teaches you everything you need to know about Cancer. Here's what Jonathan had to say about his latest book and his own personal experience about how his wife's battle with cancer has changed his life.
What is your most recent book? Tell us a bit about it.
In fact, I have three books that came out almost simultaneously – all on the subject of cancer. The first of these is my big book The Cancer Survivor's Bible. Everyone should read this book not just people diagnosed with cancer. The second book is The Amazing Cancer Kid – the true story of Connah Broom – an amazing kid who has beaten terminal stage cancer without the aid of chemo or radiation or surgery. Finally, I have a short book called Cancer. Don't Panic! People can get this book as a free download from my website www.fightingcancer.com.
OK. Let us start with the big book. What is it? Why did you write it?
Why? The reason I wrote it because exactly 20 years ago my wife, Bernadette, was diagnosed with cervical cancer. Naturally, we went along with everything the doctors recommended and fifteen months later, after a great deal of pain – both physical and emotional – she died. She could not have died faster if we had done nothing for the cancer. Throughout that experience, I was desperately searching for books that would tell me what to do, what was the best way to think about cancer? What were the facts and what were the options? I came to realise that the book I was looking for did not exist. I also still did not know what I would do if I myself got cancer, even though I had already read well over a hundred books. Therefore, I sat down to write the book I wished I had in the first place. I wrote the book for me.
That first book titled, "Fighting Cancer – A Survival Guide". It has now been through two more rewrites and is now, at 550 pages, pretty much everything that I want people to know about cancer – and I wrote it to be easy to understand. Since it is now complete, I called it The Cancer Survivor's Bible. This is the whole truth of cancer. Let's face it cancer incidence is growing. Cancer is coming to someone close to us. That is 100% certain. It makes sense to be prepared. Right? To anyone who thinks they will just go along with what the doctor says, I will say this: You can save yourself a lot of pain and damage and very likely live longer if you just take the threat of cancer seriously and prepare yourself. It is coming. This book tells you what the facts are, what the issues are and what all the options are. It is for readers to put that information together for themselves. We are all different so we will make different decisions.
That is very interesting. Can you tell us a little about the book "The Amazing Cancer Kid?"
OK. Connah Broom was 4 years old when diagnosed with stage 4 Neuroblastoma. Stage 4 is the last stage. He underwent 8 months of chemo and he still had the same eleven tumours that he had when he started the regime. Therefore, the doctors said there was nothing more they could do and sent him home to die. Actually they did want to give him whole body radiation but this is a brutal treatment and carries very little chance of success and his grandparents, who were caring for him, managed to resist this. There was a threat the doctors would get a court order to impose the treatment on him but as I say they managed to avoid this. And so their journey began. They made some interesting choices and amongst them were a decision to do sono-photo-dynamic therapy, which they had to go to Mexico for – and it was not cheap. Now, eight years later Connah is virtually free of his cancer. He still has one tumour left but the latest scans are showing that it too is dying. He is a robustly healthy young lad. This book was written for pre-teens and young adults. The book is attractively laid out and illustrated.
What about the other book you wrote, "Cancer? Don't Panic!"
Right. For most people the situation is this. Everyone knows about cancer in a vague sort of way but no-one takes it seriously until they themselves are diagnosed with the disease. Then they panic. They clutch at any straws the doctor's offer. We can do this. We can do that. Yes, yes, yes, people say. I will do anything. Once they have gone this, far they will reject any other information that does not support this decision. Now whether or not this would be the right thing to do: in some cases it might be, in most cases not. It surely makes sense to think about cancer and to have some sort of understanding of the parameters of the question. Therefore, I wrote down some of my thoughts, some of the wisdom I have acquired over the last twenty years. I did this because I want as many people as possible to read it, so that people can be better prepared. I have made it available as a free download at (www.fightingcancer.com) – it is also available in Kindle and as a paperback. This book is designed to help people think about cancer in a sensible way. There is no need to panic. Panicking is definitely the wrong thing to do.
So, you got into writing these books because of your own personal experience with cancer – with your wife's cancer. You have read hundreds of books. What should people do if they get cancer? What is your advice?
(Laughs) I am afraid that is the one question I cannot answer. As I say, we are all different. We have different cancers and we have had different upbringings. We differ in age, education, social situation and in a hundred other ways. All of these things affect our view of the world. Part of the journey to recovery is doing the work of reading and deciding for yourself. That way we own whatever decisions we make. My job is to give you everything you need to make those decisions for yourself.
So who are you when you are not writing cancer books?
I used to be a teacher. I am now a full-time writer. I have written textbooks, novels, memoirs and other works. I have also founded two charities for families with children with developmental disabilities, one in Hong Kong and one in China. I have been very busy!
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Renee Scarberry, 49, retired, Palmetto, Florida
"I got to work around five am and turned on all the computers. My hand was on the mouse, and I felt this jolt all the way to my shoulder. It knocked me backward, and my chair flipped over. It set my computer on fire and melted all the others.
"I ended up with a torn labrum in my shoulder and a herniated disk in my neck. I had some short-term memory loss, and I still have headaches. I'm on disability now. If it starts getting cloudy, I go inside. I never let the kids use the computer when it's raining. The following year, lightning struck the house while we were sleeping. Just this loud bang. A friend of mine said, 'You need to move out of the state of Florida. Lightning's just looking for you.' "
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Long Term Care: Support for Family Caregivers
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Many people who are disabled or elderly are unable to care for themselves throughout their everyday lives. Therefore, caregivers are needed to help them with these tasks (i.e. bathing, eating, getting dressed, etc). Most of these caregivers are family members and friends. This article gives an overview of the tasks performed and resources available for caregivers.
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Resources on family and community caregivers and resources available to them
National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term CareSource: National Citizens' Coalition for Nursing Home ReformContent Type: WebsiteThe NCCNHR is a group of consumers and advocates working to achieve quality for people with long-term care needs. The organization website includes extensive resources on long-term care including advocacy tool-kits.
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Report on the risks and potenial costs of cutting back on basic care in nursing homes.
Nursing Home Admission AgreementsSource: National Citizens' Coalition for Nursing Home ReformContent Type: ManualCommon admission agreement problems based on a study of 175 nursing home admission agreements. The guide is meant to inform and empower nursing home residents.
20 Common Nursing Home Problems and How to Resolve ThemSource: National Citizens' Coalition for Nursing Home ReformContent Type: ArticleA guide on how to take positive action dealing with nursing home problems. It decodes the law in easy-to-follow language, citing chapter and verse.
ADRC Technical Assistance Exchange WebsiteSource: Aging and Disability Resource CenterContent Type: WebsiteThe ADRC website includes resources to support state agencies, community organizations and advocates working in the long term service system.
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Web site with extensive resources on assisted living including state by state charts of assisted living policies and regulatory information.
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The Indian Wells Tennis Garden broke records in 2014 with more than 430,000 tennis fans passing through the gates to watch the best tennis players in the world.
Thanks to Rukus Wireless, Inc.
Rukus Wireless made sure fans located throughout the Tennis Garden, and on the massive 16,000 seat Stadium 1, as well as the brand new 8,000 seat Stadium 2 could get free Wi-Fi for the duration of the tournament.
It's the largest combined professional ATP World Tour and WTA event in the world, so it took some work.
"We were tasked with the responsibility of deploying a wireless network for the entire site—an internal system for verifying tournament participants' credentials, facilitating box office functions, and other internal infrastructure needs, in addition to a massive, public Wi-Fi system," offers up Mark McComas, vice president of West Coast Networking. "The driving force behind this deployment was providing public Wi-Fi access that would enable patrons to easily access the BNP Paribas Open Mobile Application."
The set up had to be able to handle 2 terabytes of data at any given time during the tournament's run.
A comprehensive Ruckus Smart Wi-Fi network was installed and it actually is managed year-round to provide Wi-Fi access for all of the other events held at the Garden by West Coast Networking of Palm Desert, CA. They are a managed service provider (MSP) and a Ruckus Big Dog channel partner.
How it worked:
Over 130 indoor and outdoor Ruckus ZoneFlex access points were installed throughout the Garden.
The outdoor APs, featured integrated antennas with patented BeamFlex technology for great performance in high-density, high-capacity areas.
A 4 GB fiber broadband connection was the backhaul for the system.
Even fans watching video coverage had a great experience.
"The biggest thing the BNP Paribas Open App provided was the live video coverage," continued McComas. "Within the App, there were four different BNP Paribas Open live video feeds that users could choose from—stadiums one, two, three and four—so for everyone within the Tennis Garden, they could watch any of the matches on these four courts streamed live via the BNP Paribas Open live video feeds, which was a first for any ATP World Tour/WTA event, so it was quite a milestone for the tennis world."
Rukus Wireless is setting that standard for Wi-Fi in stadiums. This year in Indian Well, they proved they could handle the load.


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Tomorrow, April 27th is the annual 2nd Amendment rally at the Pennsylvania Capital Building. Speakers will be Wayne LaPierre, Suzanna Hupp and a few local pro-gun politicians and figure heads. All are invited to go. Sorry it's such late notice, but it's still not to late if you are in the area. The capital police will accommodate you if you wish to check your firearm at the door, so there is no need to leave your pistol in the car.
At issue will be getting 'Castle Doctrine' pushed through in PA and also clarifying PA transport laws. Personally I think this will be the biggie :smile: I read it as removing the restriction that you need a LCTF to carry in your car. This would hopefully make PA a 'Gold Star' OC state.
Pennsylvania Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally ? Gathering at 10:00 AM on April 27, 2010 in Harrisburg to Support Gun Rights in PA
I will be there and will be sure to report back to everyone at the end of the day.


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Does UM's first-round drought end in 2011?
The Miami Hurricanes were once THE PREMIERE university NFL teams turned to for draft prospects.
There was nearly a two decade stretch where not only did PLENTY of first-round picks deliver, but most of the players drafted in the later rounds – or signed as free agents - turned into solid NFL contributors.
There's been a drought in the first round since Kenny Phillips was selected as the 31st pick in 2008. However, I'm pleased to report that it's highly likely that the first-round shutout concludes this season because UM has three prospects – receiver Leonard Hankerson, defensive end Allen Bailey, and cornerback Brandon Harris – who are all top rated athletes.
"There are players here," Miami Dolphins General Manager Jeff Ireland told me during his earlier visit to UM (the first Pro Day, which got cancelled due to rain). On that day the Dolphins had six members of their front office, coaching staff and scouting department in attendance.
New England's Bill Belichick and Pittsburgh's Mike Tomlin were both on campus, and I'm told each spent about a dozen hours at the Hecht, conducting individual two-hour sessions with many of UM's draft prospects.
The Dolphins will get another look at the Hurricanes during the team's local prospect showcase, which will be on April 8th.
Even though Randy Shannon's team failed to deliver on all the team's talent, Hankerson, Allen and Harris are each projected to be taken no later than the second round. And it's highly likely that one – if not more – will sneak into the bottom half of the first round.
Right now the safest guess is Hankerson, the receiver who broke Michael Irvin's school records, will end the drought. Hankerson's one of the hottest names on the scouting circuit because he's answered every question, and silenced all the doubt.
Hankerson's Senior Bowl and Combine showing has helped him established himself as the third best best receiver in the 2011 class. Expect his name to get HOT once his private workouts and team visits begin.
His first trip will be to Kansas City, a team that possesses the No. 21 pick and CLEARLY has receiver at the top of their list of needs because no receiver outside of Dwayne Bowe caught more than 22 passes last season.
Hankerson would be an ideal fit as the guy who lines up opposite Bowe.
I'm told that Harris was the guy who impressed the most at UM's Pro Day on Friday.
Harris is rated as one of the 2011 draft's top five cornerbacks, and teams like the Steelers, Patriots and the Falcons have expressed plenty of interest in this three-year starter, who possesses quick feet and plays with above average game speed.
The concern about Harris, who is 5-foot-10, is whether he has the size to match up against the Brandon Marshalls of the NFL, or will he have to play the nickel to get on the field?
If you asked me to invest in one of these three players, putting my $10 million on the table, Bailey would be the player I'm gambling on.
Why? Because God only makes so many athletes like him, and what he has can't be taught. However, a GOOD coaching staff could teach him how to become a dominant 3-4 end, 4-3 end, 4-3 tackle, or 3-4 outside linebacker.
Bailey, who played linebacker, defensive end and defensive tackle, is probably one of the most versatile players in this draft.
Come back later and I'll breakdown some of the other Hurricanes in this draft, including the one player who has made it to my man crush list, which last year featured Saints tight end Jimmy Graham, who is now one of the NFL's rising stars.
So, which of these first-round Hurricanes would you put YOUR money on?


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Juvenile Confinement - Juveniles In Jail And Prison
adults adult held prisons
In 2003, 9,875 juveniles were in jail or prison, according to Prison and Jail Inmates at Midyear 2003 (Bureau of Justice Statistics, May 2004). Of these juveniles, 6,869 were in jail (5,484 held as adults) and 3,006 were in state prisons. (See Table 7.5 and Table 2.11 in Chapter 2.) Juvenile males (2,880) far outnumbered females (126) in state prisons. The number of incarcerated juveniles has dropped since 1995. In that year, 7,800 juveniles were in jail, of whom 5,900 were being held as adults. In 1995, 5,309 juveniles were held in state prisons.
The most recent survey of the characteristics of juveniles in adult confinement was conducted by the U.S. Justice Department's Office of Justice Programs in 1998, published in Juveniles in Adult Prisons and Jails in 2000. For purposes of this survey, juveniles were defined as those seventeen and younger; the survey also collected matching data for the adult population. The federal prison system did not participate in the survey so the results are for state prisons and a number of local jail systems. Among juvenile offenders held in adult facilities, 3.3% were female, significantly lower than youths held in juvenile residential facilities (13%).
Table 7.6 shows the offenses for which youths and adults surveyed were incarcerated in state prison, the racial and ethnic composition of these two groups, and the manner in which they were housed. The major difference between the juvenile and the adult populations in 1998 was that only one in ten youths but one in five adults were serving time for drug offenses. Proportionally, therefore, more youths were held for offenses against persons and for property crimes than adults. A larger percentage of the juvenile population was African-American (55% versus 48% of adults), a smaller percentage was white (26% versus 35%), and a significantly higher percentage (4% versus 1% among adults) was Native American. A higher proportion of juveniles occupied single cells (30% versus 22% for adults) and slept in dormitories (51% versus 43% for the adult population).


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A family-friendly attraction by day, Jungle Island will transform its tropical grounds into an adult playground and the ultimate Cinco de Mayo celebration by night during the park's first-ever Cinco at Jungle Island, which will be held from 4 to 11 p.m. on Sunday, May 4.
Presented by Jungle Island and Vitamin C- the creators of BrickellFest Events, Cinco at Jungle Island will offer non-stop entertainment and simultaneous events throughout the island, including the following:
Live Bands (Cris Cab, Jared Dylan and La Linea)
DJs (DJ Irie, Retrokidd and Javi C)
Food Truck Alley curated by Sef Gonzalez, "The Burger Beast" (Da Burger Shack, Ceviche 305, Box of Chacos, Ms. Cheezious, HipPops, Munchcakes, King of Racks BBQ, Cheeseburger Baby, TopFries, CrazyDilla, Healthnut on Wheels, Sugaryummy Mama and Chacos Tacos)
Animal Encounters
Corona Beer and Jose Cuervo Margaritas
Sunset Concert on La Playa
Late-night Animal Shows
Mechanical Bull Rides
Mini-Mexican Wrestlers
Zip Lines
And much more….
The cost is $58 for general admission. VIP admission is $90 and includes access to exclusive VIP lounges, meet & greet with artists, preferred show seatings, private animal encounter, 1 classic margarita, sponsored 1 oz. shot, Jose Cuervo-infused cupcakes from Ana Paz Cakes, sombrero and other memorabilia. Participants also enjoy two free tickets back to Jungle Island that are valid Monday-Friday through June 30, 2014.
To purchase tickets and for discounts, visit www.jungleisland.com/cinco. Jungle Island is located at 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail on Watson Island in Miami. 305.400.7000


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As a recently single girl coming out of a semi-serious relationship, our formerly Single Gal Pal of the week, Allison, shares some helpful tips with single ladies.
I always tell my friends who are trying to get back into dating, or who are hoping to get into a serious relationship, you need to date yourself first."
According to Allison, you need to trust yourself, love yourself and find out what it is that you want and expect from yourself. If you don't do any of these things, what makes you think that someone else will?
Allison broke up with her former significant other in the beginning of November, and it took nearly three months, thirty-one pounds, revamping her apartment, and a new job/career to find out how much she truly loves herself. She was able to find out how much she expects out of herself now.
You should be your biggest critic and your number one fan, because if you can't have this self-loving, self-motivated, self-driven attitude about yourself, no one else can either. You may find 'love', if you will, but it will only be temporary love. It will be time wasted with someone because you haven't found out enough about yourself to determine what can possibly last long-term."
If you don't know who you are, what you want out of life, and if you don't have a general idea of what you expect out of a significant other, then your relationship will start to plateau, and you will most likely reach a point where you say to yourself, "I am not learning anything from this relationship. I am not becoming a better person as a result of the two of us being together."
This is why so many relationships are doomed from the very beginning. We fall victim to society's accepted dating norms, and create our own fantasies about what relationships should look like on paper, as opposed to what they truly should be.
"I want to date someone like Robert Pattinson," or "I want to be in a relationship like Brad and Angelina. They're so beautiful and accomplished." The fact that we use television and gossip magazines to dictate our own relationship expectations is disheartening. We seem to forget the age-old mantra, "You can never know what someone's life is like until you have walked in their shoes." The seemingly perfect relationship is often times completely imperfect and damaging.
A better way to approach a relationship might be asking yourself whether or not your companion makes you happy and gives you peace of mind. Can you laugh with this person? Could you potentially spend the rest of your life with this person without him/her driving you absolutely insane? Do you share the same values and level of appropriateness in social situations? Do you have any common interests? Are you capable of spending time apart? Do you get along with his/her friends and family?
Here are some questions that Allison asks herself before dating anyone:
1. Who am I?
2. What do I love about myself?
3. What am I afraid of? How can I overcome this?
4. What is my over-all challenge and/or goal (i.e., It could be losing 5 pounds, going to church, getting that promotion at work, graduating from college, obtaining your law degree, etc.)?
5. What can I expect from myself that I want to soon expect from a significant other?
After several months of remaining single and answering these questions for herself, Allison eventually opened her heart back up to the possibility of love, and started dating again.
Since February, she has been dating a wonderful guy who she can laugh with, cry with and share her most intimate desires and aspirations with.
Interested to find out where Allison met this dream guy at? Read "Where to meet local singles" to find out!


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Live updates
Wiltshire foots the larges bill for potholes
According to the RAC, £190,000 was paid out in compensation for damage caused by potholes in the West Country last year.
They say over five hundred motorists made successful claims.
Wiltshire saw the biggest number with 433 claimants, costing the authority more than a £120,000.
Millions to be poured into potholes
£847m will be spent repairing the South West's local roads and their potholes over the next six years.
That's according to the Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin, who is making the announcement today. The money would be enough to mend 2.7m potholes across the region.
Gloucestershire businessman refuses to pay council tax
A businessman is refusing to pay his council tax until potholes outside his guesthouse are repaired. Andrew Hinaman says that the holes - on the road near Elmstone Hardwicke in Gloucestershire - are a danger to motorists.
Potholes repairs along the route of the Tour of Britain
Council pothole funding allocated
Details of how 168 million pounds of pothole funding has been allocated to councils have been released by the government. The money has been divided between 148 authorities to repair around three million potholes by March next year.
Find out whether your council has received any money and how much using this interactive map.
- ITV Report
200 tonnes of stone used to fill in giant pothole
Pothole claims rise
The number of motorists claiming their cars have been badly damaged by potholes is soaring across the region, with one council reporting a 750% jump in cases during the winter.
During the last year alone more than 25,000 potholes have had to be repaired in Somerset.
Richard Lawrence reports:-
Pothole claims soar after severe winter
The number of motorists demanding compensation for cars damaged by potholes has gone through the roof.
Wet weather caused chaos on the region's roads with councils struggling to cope with the number of claims from frustrated owners.
Potholes are currently costing British motorists an estimated £730 million per year.
It only costs £52 to repair the average pothole, although some bills for damage caused by potholes are coming out at 50 times this cost.
Somerset County Council was the worst hit, with figures showing there were 204 claims lodged in January and February.
Pothole compensation claims soar
The number of car owners claiming compensation for pothole damage has risen dramatically because of the bad weather. Somerset County Council is the worst hit, with two hundred and four claims lodged in January and February.
That's a 7 hundred and fifty percent increase on November and December. A new sign warning motorists about damaged roads is being unveiled today.
Motorists claims over potholes on the rise
When Christie Councer was driving to work, the last thing she expected was that her car would be written off when she hit a pothole. The hairdresser from Stroud is one of the growing number of angry motorists whose vehicles have been damaged.
Today a survey was published revealing that the cost of repairing potholes in the region has risen to a staggering £133 million.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Did anyone win the Powerball results tonight? The Powerball winning numbers for February 15, 2014 have just been announced to news. While tonight's results for 2/15/14 are large, they are not record results. Tonight's draw marked one of the biggest payouts in recent months. But with no winners for several weeks, did that change tonight? Moments ago Powerball officials announced the winning numbers for 2-15-14. They are 2, 9, 14, 21, 23, Powerball: 3, Power Play: 3.
Mega Millions and Powerball results have been prompting no big winner this month. Officials this morning told news that there was no winner last night in the Mega Millions draw for February 14, 2014. As a result that draw has rolled over to one hundred fifty-four million dollars next Tuesday. The next Mega Millions jackpot is caring an eighty-four million dollar payout.
But tonight, you could be a very rich person if got all the right Powerball numbers. They are carrying a $330 million dollar estimated Powerball jackpot with a one hundred eighty-nine million dollar cash value.
One person who knows how to win in the winter months is Carl Hunter. He won the $97 million Powerball jackpot from the Jan. 16, 2008 drawing. He bought his winning ticket near New Orleans, in Metairie."There was a person in line in front of me and behind me also purchasing tickets for the drawing. I just happened to be in the right place at the right time," described Hunter.
He hadn't even planned to buy a Powerball ticket that night. " Hunter was picking up a gallon of milk for his wife when he decided to also purchase one Powerball quick pick at West Metairie Shell on West Metairie Avenue in Metairie", officials told news at the time. For all other Mega Millions and Powerball results this week click HERE.


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Sylvan GlenBy Rick Griffin on November 19th, 2008
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Pete is another character my brother had to an extent. He was actually not a griffin, but it doesn't particularly matter because he wasn't really used for anything that I recall. He works much nicer as a griffin anyway.
Hehe. Peanut is so happyproud of himself in that last panel. So cute!
In the event of unpronouncable names, mangle the names every time! MANGLE THE NAMES!
I wonder exactly what his full name would have wound up being.
I shall can him…"Mini-Me"
I shall call him squishy, and he shall be mine! And he shall be my squishy! COMMERE SQUISHY!
Love that movie.
You can call him squishy all you want. I'm calling him one heck of of a Thanksgiving dinner.
I will hug 'em, and squeeze 'em, and call him George. XD
I want one.
Wow, that's big content
They're lucky he's friendly!
Um wow. That definately is not the tree Grape mentioned getting shown last time Peanut woke her up to show her something. Did not see that coming. But um, heya Pete!
Wow… did NOT see that coming… wonder what's going to happen next. I think it coulda been a phoenix too… with the whole warming of the weather, and pond cascading waterfall… or a sphinx… but then they'd have to answer some funky riddle like "what daddy is doing." or something… (10 points if they can guess it, and a cookie for where I might possibly have gotten it from!)
…Huh. I wonder if it's house broken…or what it eats?
Rick Griffin?… Huge Griffin Character?… Do I have a Point?
LOL… AH..HAAAAAH!! GRYPHON!!! YAAAY! lol Peanut: "I'M GONA CALL HIM PETE!" ???: "I told you my name is-" Peanut: "I can't pronounce it.." ???: …"oh.. well, Ok then." Grape: ……………………………… "HOLY CRAP!.." ???: "What?" lol at least that would be my responce's for the characters. hahaha.. great! something totaly Abnormal! and new! This is opening a whole new can of awesome! I can't wait to see how the story unfolds from here!!!! *Prepares to keep in contact*
hehe Peanut can find the coolest things!
Pete Gryphon..? Pete-r Gryphon?!? O_o
Fourth panel is awesomeworthy.
Mind = blown
Griffins are my favourite fantasy creature.
This one… slightly resembles a parrot. I'm not sure why.
Heh. I'm surprised his name isn't "Rick."
Heh, reminds me of Family Guy's Peter griffon!
Wow, I can see Grape either screaming or fainting in the next comic, or possibly running up a tree, she'd be pulling on Peanut to run but then she'd just go for herself.
No…she just wants a nap. An uninterrupted, Peanut-free nap.
My first order of business would be to jump into the pond… though… that's just because I love swimming.
Unless it's a grimy pond of fish… then I'd just lie down somewhere and hope the griffon doesn't eat me… well, assuming I didn't mind the griffon being there and all
Does anyone else think Peanut looks odd in the first panel? maybe it's just me…
wow… Oo
if it is rick griffin, this would happen:
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry, never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it
Inside we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
O__O Intriguing….
And…. VERY COOL!
What a way to keep us off balance!
thusly should it not. though Andrew…….hmmmmmm. well i would never give it my name, as it is a soundalike to the opposite of clear weather (not rain, sleet, or snow).
"…But George … I can't say 'Sylvester' George."
Is it "what daddy is doing" or "how daddy is doing?" The latter is from L.A. Story, and the answer was "sing doo wah diddy."
Pete is cute.
You get a COOKIE, and 10 points, don't spend them all in one spot!
Well no kissing scene, but it sure is something…different.
hehehe… I looked at this comic again and saw the last panel, then thought to myself "DAYUM! that Griffin is HUGE!" Then I realized that grape and peanut are about the size of half a human… so that's a couple of small things next to a large thing… making either the small things seem smaller, or the large thing seem larger. Great job at keeping sizes to sizes… no matter how strange it looks XD
"Oh man, this is better than that time I discovered a leprechaun's pot of gold in the toilet…"
*switch to 5-second scene of gryphon peering into the bowl, beaming happily, then recoiling in terror as an intense rainbow blasts out and a small, intensely irish man jumps out and starts attacking him viciously with a walking stick*
"…nneehhhh… on the other hand, that's maybe not such a good example of how good this is."
Hmm… I never remembered Grape smiling like this. It's rare to see her … happy faic! ^ω^
i thought Peanut was gonna show her a funky mushroom or a cave or a weird looking flower lol. shows how much i know lol
Whoa! came across this site from an ad that ran on my site. i love pets and now i'm infatuated with this webcomic! Yeah Housepets!!
I will hug 'em and squeeze 'em and call him George! XD


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Familiar Hotel - Tianjin
- Location:
- Address: 28 Pukoudao, Hexi District, Tianjin
- Tel: 022-23302222 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 天津津利华名家酒店
- Lowest Price: $33
Familiar Hotel is located in the business district, with the largest booking building of Tianjin nearby and other shopping centers.
The hotel provides 78 guestrooms, 5 meeting rooms and restaurants. All the rooms are equipped with 24-hr hot water, air conditioning, TV and broadband internet access.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
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Northport - the deep water commercial port facility at Marsden Point - is situated in Northland at the entrance to Whangarei Harbour, making it the northernmost multi-purpose port in New Zealand, and the closest port to the majority of New Zealand's international markets.
Northport is:
- Served by a good road connection to the country's State Highway network.
- Less than two hours from Auckland, New Zealand's main city, business centre and commercial link to the Central North Island.
- The closest port in New Zealand to most international markets.
- Purpose built to be flexible to be able to cater for a wide range of cargoes and their associated vessel types.
Northport is New Zealand's newest port facility and although primarily built for the export of Northland's forest products, the terminal's multipurpose facility caters for a wide range of cargoes and their associated vessel types, including logs, woodchips, veneer, kiwifruit, cement and fertiliser. Contact Us to find out how we can help you.
Northland as a province has much to offer international markets particularly in forestry, processed timber products, agricultural and horticultural products, and cement; these commodities are all exported through Northport.
Northport is key infrastructure facilitating growth within the Northland region and is strategically positioned to be New Zealand's port for the future.
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Lillian August helps Greenwich residents outfit their homes25 Jan 2013
The new year offers a great opportunity for Greenwich residents to re-outfit, remodel or otherwise update their luxury homes . Each year can be viewed as a chance to start fresh and create a new environment for your home. However, once you have decided to begin such a project, you will need the ideal supplies bring your ideas to life. In many inst Read More
Celebrating a local Cape Cod photographer25 Jan 2013
As a region filled with artists of all kinds, Cape Cod takes its local art scene seriously. In fact, hardly a week goes by that doesn't feature some type of local art show or exhibit. The new year will be no different, as there are already plans in place for several events showcasing the work of some of the Cape's most talented residents. Read More
LA residents bring floating staircases into their homes25 Jan 2013
There are many aspects of Los Angeles luxury real estate that set it apart from the residences found in most neighboring communities. Lush landscaping, pristine pools and awe-inspiring views are beloved elements of many homes in the area. However, it is the residents' penchant for trend-setting styles and interior design approaches that truly Read More
The rapid rise of Carmel's Aubergine restaurant25 Jan 2013
When Zagat released its 2012 San Francisco Bay Area Restaurant Survey, a surprise entrant appeared in the list's coveted top five. Typically, the top spots are reserved for Bay Area haute-cuisine stalwarts like Chez Panisse and Manresa. However, Aubergine, a meteorically rising restaurant in Carmel-by-the-Sea that didn't even appear on the Read More
High-end home sales climb on the Cape25 Jan 2013
Property values have been rising throughout Massachusetts for several months, and recent data reveals that those gains have officially translated to Cape Cod homes , particularly luxury homes . According to the Boston Herald , demand has increased substantially for high-priced homes across the Cape, leading to a nearly 25 percent increase in activ Read More
Design tips for beachfront Palm Beach homes25 Jan 2013
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Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones, who canceled touring dates in Australia and New Zealand after the tragic death of L'Wren Scott, will resume touring in May with 14 dates in Europe, Billboard reported April 1.
The Stones' official website announced the 14 shows would take place in the months of May through July beginning with the opener at Oslo Telenor Arena in Norway on May 26. The group will also travel to Portugal, Switzerland, Israel, Holland, Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Denmark for the newly added shows. Earlier reports had the Stones not resuming touring until the fall.
The Stones postponed first one show, then all their scheduled shows in the Land Down Under and New Zealand after the suicide of L'Wren Scott.
The group says their set will include classic Stones hits such as "Gimme Shelter", "Paint It Black", "Jumping Jack Flash", "Tumbling Dice" and "It's Only Rock 'N' Roll", plus some "unexpected gems." Late last year, the group released a live concert video, "Sweet Summer Sun – Hyde Park Live."
According to Australian promoter Michael Gudinski in Billboard, there are discussions to bring the Stones back to Australia in the latter part of the year, around October or November.
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This classic short film—with narration by Jack Kerouac—has a cast that features Beat poet Allen Ginsberg along with Peter Orlovsky and Gregory Corso. Pull My Daisy was named to the Library of Congress National Film Registry in 1996.
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This Song for Jack (Directed by Robert Frank, USA, 1983, 30 min.) Robert Frank brought his camera to "On The Road: The Jack Kerouac Conference" at the Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado in July 1982. His behind-the-scenes perspective captured reminiscences of legendary figures including Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, William S. Burroughs, Abbie Hoffman, Ken Kesey and Edie Parker, Kerouac's first wife. This Song for Jack was recently restored to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the conference the film documents.


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Twenty-two of us arrived in Uganda wanting to make a difference in the life of at least one person. Those of us who'd been there in the past had pre-set notions of what we were going to do. This was my sixth trip to Uganda and what now seems normal to me is fun to see through the eyes of a first timer. Seeing the shacks along the road which serve as shops. Some are just wooden constructions crudely fashioned into a shelter to hold whatever vegetables or goods they have to sell. Shops made of shipping containers and people sitting along the roadside selling charcoal, firewood and sugar cane are a far cry from Macy's and Nordstrom. The little electrical shop becomes crowded if four people enter at once.
Entering a mud hut for the first time is a bit of a shock. It's dark inside with the only light coming from the doorway. There is little furniture-a mattress or a mat for sleeping if they are fortunate. A couple of wooden stools and a small wooden table are typical of the furnishings. I think about my own home which is not elaborate by American standards but would be a palace in a Ugandan village.
The children were showing me how they cook. Three rocks spaced apart with firewood in the middle and a saucepan resting on the rocks. They asked, "Do you cook for your husband like that?" I hesitated to answer as I thought of my husband popping something into the microwave or bringing home something from the deli. "Uh. Not quite."
Bathrooms for those living in mud huts? Some have latrines. Others go in the bush. They bathe in plastic wash basins with water carried from the community well. Not once did I hear anyone complain about water being too cold.
The village people are a happy people. They work hard carrying water, washing their clothes by hand and spreading them on the grass or bushes to dry. They can't get up in the middle of the night, go to the refrigerator and find something to eat. They have to go to the garden or put millet into a pan of water, start a fire and wait for their snack. Many don't have the luxury of a snack and when it rains and they can't build a fire they go to bed hungry.We have so many conveniences we take for granted. We can call the exterminator to rid our homes of bugs, rodents, and pests. In a hut with a dirt floor and lots of places for pests to enter it's not unusual to have a rat eat their clothing. One girl brought me her school uniform and showed how a rat had eaten her sleeve. When I was in town I asked how to get rid of rats. They said they don't use poison but have a glue strip that the rat will stick to or rat traps. People need to keep their flour, beans and clothing in tin containers.Not all people in Uganda live as these villagers. One morning I sat on the well manicured lawn of our hotel and watched the gardeners prepare for a wedding which would be held pool side that evening. Everything was lush and in bloom from the spring rains. The birds were singing in surround sound. The hotel steps were being swept and mopped. A groundskeeper swept the drive with a whisk broom. There were potted plants around a tree near me and a gardener appeared pushing a squeaky, lopsided wheel barrow. He loaded some of the plants and took them to the pool.
The pool was being cleaned and loud African music poured from the pool house. An open bed truck arrived packed with workers and supplies and they quickly unloaded and started setting up tents and tables and chairs.
The white, iron gate leading into the hotel grounds was closed and a woman security guard stood nearby with a rifle slung over her shoulder. A little paradise in the midst of poverty. I wondered how much the grounds people who were working so diligently earned each day. I know they put in long hours as those who work within the hotel are there when we arrive for breakfast and are still there when we go to bed.
The gardener with the lopsided wheel barrow returned for more plants. I spoke to him and he stopped to chat for a few minutes. I asked, "Do you mind if I ask you what the hotel pays?" He said he works 10 hour days-everyday and earns 70,000 shillings per month. That figures out to about $38 a month. He has a family and it's not enough but he's happy to have an income at all.
Each of the 22 people of our team will have stories to tell. I would like to have interviewed each one but time did not allow for that. I do know that each one brought a uniqueness and value to this team as we jelled and worked together. We cried, laughed and prayed together as we moved through our long days which went by way too quickly. Some caught the fever and will return to Uganda as soon as they are able. Others won't be able to return but their lives will be forever changed.
We will all carry in our hearts as we move through our hectic days here, frantically working to get ahead in this world the sight of our Ugandan friends. The people dance and sing and laugh and talk. They don't know about microwaves and Mercedes, big houses and swimming pools and the latest fashions. They know about loving one another and helping their brothers and sisters and serving the Lord with all their hearts. They care for their sisters who are dying from AIDS. They take in the children of co-wives, sisters, brothers and neighbors who have died. They hold hands, hug, and share whatever they have. They value one another and hurt when their neighbors hurt. They rejoice when good things happen to their friends.
Thank you so much for your prayers and support.
Monday morning we got up around 3AM Uganda time to get ready for our bus ride to Entebbe. Eveyone was ready to go by the agreed time of 5AM. The hotel staff stayed overnight to ensure we would have breakfast before our journey. We then waited for our Ugandan friends who don't live by the clock as we do. I once asked the pastor, "what time does church begin?" He answered, "when the people arrive." We stopped at the Nile for some quick shopping and photos and still made it to the airport in time for our flight.
We're running for our last plane so I'll finish up when I get back to Phoenix. It's been a long flight. by the time we arrive at home it will have been 50 hours since we left the hotel. We're all anxious to see our family and to lie down on a bed!!!
After the farm we went to the Tororo Hospital to pray for the sick. The women broke off and went to the women and children's wards and the men to the men's wards with instructions if they found Washington to come and get us. They did. It was so good to see him as we gathered around and prayed one last time. His prognosis isn't good.Please keep him in your prayers.
After church we went to the Hope 4 Kids farm for lunch. After introducing ourselves to the animals we handed out clothing and gifts to the children who live near there.
Sunday was our last day with our Ugandan friends and a very busy one at that! We arrived for church a little early so I was able to observe and photograph the people as they arrived at church. Here I also captured Pastor Wilber standing at the church entrance waiting for the people to come.
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The program, which still needs congressional approval, would cost an estimated $6 billion—but it could save billions more. A White House report estimates that energy-efficient home upgrades could cut individual home energy use by 40 percent and save the nation $21 billion.
If passed, the program could achieve multiple goals at once. It would lower consumers' utility bills, reduce the nation's dependence on fossil fuels and create about 168,000 jobs, mostly in construction—an industry that's suffering almost 25 percent unemployment.
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The Kenmore white 30-inch freestanding gas range puts 4 versatile burners at your control—all arranged on a smooth, ceramic cooktop that's easy to clean and maintain. The 9,000-BTU burners are located under stainless-steel grates and give you rapid access to heat sources for all of your culinary creations. An island in the middle of the cooktop gives you a safe, convenient space for cooking utensils. And each burner is activated and adjusted by large control knobs that provide a fast and easy way to start cooking.
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All 15 crew members involved in navigating the South Korean ferry that sank and left more than 300 people dead, or missing are now in custody.
South Korean authorities detained four more crew members today. Eleven other crew members, including the captain, had already been arrested. All are accused of negligence, and of failing to help passengers in need when the ferry sank ten days ago. Only 174 people survived the tragedy. The death toll has risen to 187, and more than a hundred bodies are still missing.


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With "The Karate Kid" scoring not just surprisingly good reviews but a stellar box-office opening over the weekend, the next gold mine of 80's and 90's remakes would seem to be the family comedy genre.
Now, Pajiba reports that a remake of the Christina Applegate-led 1991 comedy "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead" is in the works at the Mark Gordon Company. The project is apparently out to writers at this stage.
The original followed five kids who're left alone for the summer with an elderly babysitter who dies on the first night. The eldest sister soon lies her way into an executive position with a fashion designer in order to get money to survive. Though not a classic by any means, the film has enough of a fanbase that you knew one day this would come.
It also begs the question as to what late 80's/early 90's family films will be next? Will it be higher profile titles like "The Goonies" or lesser known but still familiar works like "The Boy Who Could Fly," "My Girl" or "Troop Beverly Hills". How far are we away from "Toy Soldiers" with Nick Jonas in Sean Astin's role and Jon Leguizamo as the terrorist holding the school hostage?


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Ive often wondered if my kids Lego collection is extensive enough to completely cover their room. I swear, if they snapped all of their pieces together in one column, they could talk to the Man in the Moon nose-to-nose. Of course, that would be crazy, only a lunatic would try such a thing.
As luck would have it, Lunatic Construction now furnishes Legos that they call LunaBlocks, just in case any of us wacky adults never got in enough Lego building time in our youth. The blocks come in glass, metal, soft and pillow textures to allow for the construction of anything from coffee tables to loveseats.
Although Im pretty sure my level of home décor and sophistication is far beyond wanting to see Lego Land in my living room, my kids would really dig building-block beds, tables and bookshelves in their room.
One of the coolest features of the Lunatic collection is that you just order the pieces and construct your own creation. It truly is Lego-building. Whats even greater is that just like your little ones, when you tire of your creation or find that it isnt as stable or cool as youd originally thought, you can simply reshape it into another design. One day its a table for doing homework, the next day its a shoe rack.
The only problem that I see with this system is that it looks so easy that even your five-year-old could do it. And you know what that means, right? If you dont actually have a five-year-old handy, youre sunk. Luckily, I have a 10-year old, so thats like having two five-year-olds, right? And a husband with Peter Pan syndrome, so thats like a whole classroom of five-year-olds. Theyd have a blast building furniture and real-life items out of these humongous Legos, which really do come in bright, primary Lego-style colors. Im just not sure how that would go with my French impressionist art collection or shelves of classic literature.


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Tonight is a new episode of "Southern Charm" and it looks like a wild episode. On April 7, E! Online shared a big preview for tonight's episode and a dinner party is going to end up going really bad.
Kathryn Dennis is on the attack in this new clip. She realizes that Craig is talking bad about her and she even feels like he is spreading things that are not true. Instead of trying to talk to her about it, he actually shakes hands with her boyfriend Thomas Ravenel and tries to leave the party.
Craig goes on to explain to Thomas that he is looking out for him and doesn't want to see him taken advantage of over this deal. Kathryn tells him he isn't ever invited again and to leave. It ends up getting pretty bad and you will have to watch tonight to see how it goes down. Thomas does stick up and say that it is his house and that Craig can stay there if he wants to stay.
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The highway and nearby on-ramps to Interstate 205 were scheduled to reopen at 4 a.m. Tuesday morning as scheduled, said Oregon City Public Works Director Nancy Kraushaar.
Around 8 p.m. tonight workers will remove barriers and warning signs and re-program signal lights that were changed to accommodate detoured traffic.
The so-called "Jughandle Project" required a multiday closure of Oregon 213 at its junction with Interstate 205 to remove section of road, start excavating a new underpass and slide a pre-built-bridge into place.
The work went smoothly although the closure created a monstrous day-long traffic jam on Friday. The back-up largely evaporated Monday, the start of spring break for Oregon schools.
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Visitors to the Research Room usually have access to a computer for searching the catalog and/or Ancestry Library Edition. An exception to this standing practice will occur on Monday, Jan. 23rd.
On Monday, Jan. 23rd, our systems specialist, Stuart Forrest, will be installing major upgrades to our PastPerfect software. The Friends of the Beaufort County Library originally paid for PastPerfect software for us way back in 2001. Since then, we've done several upgrades. Now, we have to upgrade from versions 3.5 to 4.0 and from 4.0 to 5.0 to move forward with our long-range plans for digitization of special collections materials.
Our ultimate goal has always been to share our holdings more broadly by using affordable technology to facilitate viewing inside our branch libraries of some of the "behind-the-wall" special collections materials we hold in trust. A successful installation to PastPerfect 5.0 is the long anticipated and necessary first step on our journey to reach out and share the wonders of the BDC with all our BCL customers, regardless of their branch library of choice.
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This is a follow-up to this question: In a graph, connectedness in graph sense and in topological sense
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Graphs have path connected subsets, namely those subsets for which every pair of points has a path of edges joining them. But it is not always possible to find a topology on the set of points which induces the same connected sets. The 5-cycle graph (and any n-cycle with n>3 odd) is one such example.
I cannot understand this at all. Surely we are talking about putting a topology on the vertex set of the graph. So if we have a path connected graph, the claim seems to be that it is impossible (for some graphs) to find a topology which is also connected. But what's wrong with the indiscrete topology? I would argue that this is a silly topology-- I'd want to topologically distinguish points. But then, if the vertices of the graph are $\{a,b,c,d,\cdots\}$ then try the topology $\tau=\{ \{a,b,c,d,\cdots\}, \{b,c,d,\cdots\}, \{c,d,\cdots\}, \cdots \}$ seems to distinguish points, and be connected.
So maybe the quote implicitly assumes Hausdorff or something? Then how can it possibly only be true for $n$-cycles with "$n>3$ odd"??
I can only assume I've made a major misreading of this quote...?