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"____, I know you are in there." Your Drunk Boyfriend yelled.
"If you don't get out here right now I will Bust down this Door!"
Tears were slowly falling from my eyes as I was in the corner of the bedroom, with my Knees held to my chest.
Every time when ______ goes out with his friends, they go out drinking, and I always get tortured through the aftermath. I try to escape from this Hell hole, but there is nowhere to go. My parents died a long time ago, and I don't have enough money to buy a house for myself. I am stuck here going through endless amounts of Pain.
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The Door to the Bedroom was knocked off the Hinges and the Drunk man walked through.
"Next time I say Open the door. You better open the Door." He grabbed me from the collar of my shirt, and slammed my back into the wall behind me. _____ lifted his Free had getting ready to attack, very quickly the fist was getting closer to me, but the only thing I was going through my mind was 'Conceal, don't feel.' The fist made direct contact with my stomach, I was successful with holding back the tears, but not the blood that I spitted out of my mouth.
He slammed me against the wall a couple of times, making a dent that I would later have to repair. ____ lifted me higher up in the air until his arm was fully straight, and he let go of my body, allowing me to fall back to the ground, and cough up so more blood. Even though I was on the ground _____ wasn't done yet. He walked over to my body and roughly placed his foot on my chest, and slowly digging in as I screamed out in pain, as the feeling of my ribs slowly breaking.
_____ lifted me up by the hair, and continuously Punch me, until I felt I was bruised all over. At one point, he just stopped. He let go of my hair, and allowed me to tumble towards the ground, as he just walked out of the room.
I laid on the ground in the blood I coughed up, but even though ______, was gone I had the feeling I was being watched. I slowly pulled my head off the ground and looked out my window. Outside, sitting on a branch of the tree, was a man. The strangest thing was that his eyebrows were burnt off, his mouth was carved into a smile, his hair was like midnight black, but his skin was the opposite, pure white. He held a knife in his hand, and pointed at my computer.
I walked over to my computer, checking everything, but there was nothing new. Then out of nowhere the screen turned Black, and green writing appeared on the screen. It was a message, and it looked like it had a Username too. The message read:
BEN – Shhhh.
I didn't know who this BEN was or even why he was telling me to Shush.
Then I heard footsteps coming back into the room, and I knew ____ wasn't finished. Through the doorway ______ face appeared, and in his hand was a broken bottle. _____ grabbed me by the hair once again and brought the broken bottle towards my throat. I looked over his shoulder, and noticed my computer was doing something strange, but I could hardly tell from my world going blurry.
In the computer screen, there was a shape of a figure, most likely a human figure. The figure brought a finger toward its mouth and made the 'Shhhhh' gesture. Then slowly my world faded to black.
I woke up still in the bedroom, and still alive. I stood up from my feet, and went to walk around to find where ____ is. I checked every room and he was nowhere to be seen, but I found some blood on the floors, and I guessed it was mine.
I went into the bathroom to clean up my cuts. I tried to flick on the lights but they just wouldn't turn on. Something was up. I went away from the bathroom to grab a flashlight and came back in. Everything seemed normal, except the shower curtains were up as if someone was in there. However there was no water running.
I pulled back the curtains to find ______, in the most horrific state. His eyes has bloodied Xs cut into them. He was missing an arm, and he had a rope around his neck that was hooked to the bathroom ceiling.
I ran out of the bathroom, and back into my bedroom. The only thing that was going through my mind was ' Did I do this when I blacked out? ' but then I remember the man outside my window, and the figure in the computer screen. Or were they just part of my imagination.
I got off the ground I walked towards my computer screen, and noticed everything was normal. Then from behind me I felt a pressure hit the back of my neck, that made me pass out.
I woke up in an usual room, on the giant bed. It looked like it was the morning, since light was coming in through the windows. The room was pretty boring, a bed, a closet, a desk with a computer, and that's it.
The computer screen turned on, but there was no one there. Then the monitor turned black, and out came a figure. It climbed out of the monitor and into the room. The figure was a man (could be a boy, since he wasn't that tall XD), he had dirty blonde hair, pale peach skin, green tunic, and hat, but he also had Black eyes with blood red pupils.
The figure came closer to me, and I backed up farther next to the wall. He had a cocky smile on his face, and then he said "The names BEN." My brain started processing the name BEN to see if I remembered it from somewhere. Then I remember from my computer, and that strange user.
" Did you save me?"
"Yeah! well technically Jeff, and I helped you escape. Also ya know when someone tells you there name you should tell them yours in return."
"Oh My name is ______. And Thank you." His Cocky Smile grew bigger for some reason.
" Well, now I have a question for you."
"What Size are you?" He said pointing at my chest, which made me blush redder than a tomato.


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Richard Galliano & Michel Portal: Viaggio
Richard Galliano (accordion) and Michel Portal (soprano sax)
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Richard Galliano (accordion), Michel Portal (soprano sax).
Composed by Richard Galliano.
Recorded: Paris, May 18-19, 1996
Rating: 98/100 (learn more)
Accordion virtuoso Richard Galliano and highly proficient multi-instrumentalist Michel Portal have performed frequently together over the years, and the Blow Up session (recorded before a live studio audience) is a prime example of the excellence of their collaborations. Portal, who plays clarinet, bass clarinet, bandoneon and the rare jazzophone on other pieces, picks up the soprano sax for "Viaggio." The title means "journey" in Italian, and that is indeed what it is. From the Eastern European gypsy sound of Galliano's swirling and dramatic intro, to the jabbing tango rhythm he plays behind Portal's luminous reading of the endearing theme, only to be succeeded by the introduction of a second Brazilian-tempoed melody, this track covers a lot of territory. Portal's solo is swift, intricate and impeccably executed, while Galliano takes a more concise route, focusing on expressive sound textures amidst a stunning display of technical facility. The fadeout ending is capped by Galliano's rhythmic hand-tapping along the side of his instrument. This is irresistible world music from a jazz perspective.
Reviewer: Scott Albin
Tags: 1990s jazz · accordion
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Judy Auld
Sunday's match against Drake will be Fan Appreciation Day as well as Senior Day.
SIU has won eight-straight matches dating back to Feb. 8.
Judy Auld embarks upon her 30th season as head coach of the Southern Illinois University women's tennis program. A stand-out coach in the long history of women's tennis at SIU, she was appointed to the post in the spring of 1975.
Upon her appointment, Auld got right to work teaching the basics of tennis to eager young athletes. Her team played just five matches that year, winning only one. Eight seasons later, SIU went 25-9 on the way to its first Gateway Conference Championship.
"I was in the right place at the right time when the position opened up. When I started I thought I'd only coach for a few years," Auld lamented. "It boggles my mind sometimes that I've been here this long, but I have fun with it. I enjoy coaching and working with the young people. It's a job for me, not my life and that has kept it in perspective for me over the years."
"You can have such a positive influence on college students. I want these kids to leave as better players, but I also want them to leave better people who are ready for the world. Some of the athletes that I had the toughest time with are the ones who stay in touch with me the most."
Under Auld's guidance, Southern Illinois has carved out a decade long record of 76-37 versus Gateway conference foes for an exciting .673 rate of success. The second-winningest coach in school history, Auld has accumulated a 30-year record of 405-332. Auld also holds the second-longest tenure among women's coaches at SIU.
"The last two years have been very testing, especially the last year Erika (Ochoa) played," Auld said. "We only had three players left at the end of the season and those kids handled it so well. They still went out trying to win matches, not for me, but for them, for the team and SIU."
"So, 400 wins isn't just a milestone for me. I look at it as a milestone for my players and especially this year's team. I have a lot of good feelings for this group of individuals and would love to get that (400th) win with these people on the team. But I don't want that to overshadow how we do at conference and how this team does individually."
Coaching highlights for Auld include Gateway Conference Championships in 1983 and `85, as well as being named the Gateway Coach-of-the-Year in 1988 after her Salukis finished second in the league. Ten years ago, she was inducted into the Saluki Sports Hall of Fame.
"When I first started, we had varsity and junior varsity, so I'd have 20 to 25 girls come out," Auld said. "We played more for the fun of it because there weren't any dollars involved. Even now when I recruit, I try to get people that still have fun with tennis. I want the players to have a positive experience."
"I'd like to see more of my players get into the Hall of Fame. I think there are some players that are very deserving of it. It's a phenomenal thing when your inducted into the Hall of Fame - an unbelievable experience. I was glad I could share it with some former players and my family. It was very important to me, but it's the experiences from those days as an athlete with your teammates that you relish."
Entering her 11th year of play in the Missouri Valley Conference, Auld is optimistic about the Salukis chances to contend for a league title. One of her youngest teams to ever raise eyebrows around the league was in 1995 when the team finished third in the MVC tourney. Last year, another youthful squad grabbed fifth place with four freshmen and no seniors.
"You've got to build consistency," Auld said. "If you look at the SIU tennis program over the last 30 years we've been a good, strong, consistent program. That's what I want to keep on doing with the program. I think the people I have on the team now are continuing that."
"Last year's team was shell-shocked at first by Division I tennis, but then they started believing in themselves. You can talk to players about confidence, but they have to believe in themselves. The only way to do that is stay positive and stand by them, even through their losses."
Off the court, Auld's student-athletes have excelled in the classroom. For the seventh consecutive year, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) selected the tennis team to the ITA All-Academic Team. Since 1993, Auld has had 19 MVC First Team scholar-athletes and 13 athletes receive MVC honorable mention.
Auld, who has six 20-win seasons, has produced 32 league champions in singles and doubles. She has also contributed 44 All-Conference honorees. Moreover, Auld has seen two Saluki stand-outs -- Sue Briggs Krismantis and Kathy Rowlett -- inducted to the school's Hall of Fame.
"Working with the players, seeing the improvement and watching them grow as individuals," Auld said, giving reasons for coming back to coach each year. "Hopefully, you are a positive influence in their lives. I still have fun with it. Sometimes you get down and the trips are harder now, but it's just the enjoyment of seeing them win those matches."
"When that girl is out there playing her heart out and loses the match, it hurts. It hurts me as much as it does them, but I just can't let it show as much. It hurts because they've played so hard, but when you win, it's such a great feeling. I like seeing them all come together on one court, and their excited, to cheer on that last deciding match for the win. That's not something everyone gets to see in their lifetime."
Auld's extraordinary accomplishments as a student-athlete while at SIU paved the way for her coaching success prior to her graduation in 1972. From 1969-72, the Decatur, Ill., native starred in four sports for the Salukis.
In tennis, she won an Illinois sectional title and was invited to the National Championships in 1970 and 1972. In basketball, she was on three state title-winning teams and was a sophomore guard on the 1970 SIU team which finished fifth at Nationals. In softball, she was a standout third-basemen for the `71 Salukis who finished fourth at the Women's College World Series. Auld also was a member and captain of the field hockey team in her senior year.
Now, over three decades later, Auld has wasted little time creating a respectable program that she and her players, past and present, can be proud to represent. She has created a legacy that will not be forgotten. Each of her players respect her as a coach and a person, but are also her friends. For that reason, they call her Judy.
"I'm a very loyal person, so if your my friend I'll stand by you through thick and thin," Auld said. "That is the way I feel about my players. I'll always be there to defend them."


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UMMA Dialogue with Mabel Wilson
UMMA welcomes Professor Mabel O. Wilson of Columbia University to discuss her book, Negro Building: Black Americans in the World of Fairs and Museums. Professor Wilson will be joined for this event by U-M faculty, Professors Kevin K. Gaines (History and DAAS) and Magdalena J. Zaborowska (American Culture and DAAS).
Negro Building examines the history of exhibitions about black Americans, from the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement, focusing on the increasing curatorial participation of African Americans themselves and the formative role of this participation in the development of models of identity and of a black American public sphere.
Mabel O. Wilson directs the Program for Advanced Architectural Research at Columbia's Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation. Like the book that she will be discussing for this event, she navigates in her scholarly work and her studio practice between the fields of architecture, art, and cultural history. Her scholarly essays have appeared in numerous journals and books on critical geography, memory studies, art and architecture. Her studio work has been exhibited at the Wexner Center for the Arts, the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum's Triennial, the Storefront for Art and Architecture, and SF Cameraworks.
Dr. Wilson's interlocutors for this event bring a wealth of knowledge about the central roles played by African Americans in twentieth-century American cultural history and the formation of notions of American identity. Dr. Kevin G. Gaines is the Robert Hayden Collegiate Professor of History and Afroamerican and African Studies at the University of Michigan. His most recent book is American Africans in Ghana: Black Expatriates in the Civil Rights Era (University of North Carolina Press, 2006). Dr. Magdalena J. Zaborowska is a Professor in American Culture and the Department of Afroamerican and African Studies). Her most recent book is James Baldwin's Turkish Decade: Erotics of Exile (Duke University Press, 2009).
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Get ready for a serious dose of adorable… because this Bow-Tie themed baby shower thrown for Jesi Haack & her new little man is exactly that! Bow-ties adorned everything from mason jars and flower arrangements to the darling ruffle cake, sugar cookies, and stationery. I think my personal favorite detail has to be the ultra creative "bow tie" party garland fashioned from diapers & ribbon though!
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- January 20, 2011 by jennifer
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it was SO FUN to create something like this for such a dear friend! and i had the best partners in crime for the day ;) xoxo, c
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Your work is always very inspirational! Love every wedding/events you design!
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BEAUTIFUL! This is neither masculine nor feminine; it's just perfectly and simply chic for baby! Great job guys.
3Rowaida Flayhan SAYS:
Love love love! everything is beautiful, the flowers the cake the sweet and the baby is soo adorable
4Cindy @ milk tea+polkadots SAYS:
This theme is so, so VERY cute! Love the theme, the color palette, and the adorable mason jars adorned w/ the bow ties! I'm hosting a baby shower in a couple months. I'm definitely bookmarking this page for inspiration.
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I love this!
6Carrie @ Half Baked SAYS:
So chic – I love it! And Melody's sweets are impressive as always!
7joyful weddings and events SAYS:
Yay! Thanks for featuring Jesi's shower Jenn! We had so much fun designing this shower for our sweet friend and I loved how it turned out.
8emily wilson SAYS:
OMG this is ridiculously adorable. I love every little detail…that cake, the little pastries, the decor…fabulous! wonderful job to all those involved! Emily, thepostscriptofemilywilsondesign.blogspot.com
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Beautiful! I LOVE the white hobnail serving pieces. Where can I purchase those? THANKS!
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Katie- you can find some similar to that at http://www.sweetandsaucysupply.com
10Kelly Lyden @ The Party Dress SAYS:
This is such a DARLING party! Love the bowties!
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This is seriously so adorable and cool at the same time! All these amazing vendors created such a great party!!
12Jennifer @ Darling Notes SAYS:
I don't think this party could get any cuter! I SO wish I had a baby shower to throw! LOVE it!
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This is such a stylish, modern shower – love it! Would anyone happen to know where the striped ribbon came from? I'm trying to find some just like that in red. Thanks!
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Hi Sharon! It's from Ribbon and Bows Oh My: http://ribbonandbowsohmy.com/
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Dec. 15, 2011
12.18.11 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Notes
TUCSON -Arizona and Arkansas-Pine Bluff will continue the 2011-12 women's basketball slate with a contest on Sun., Dec. 18. Set to start at 1 p.m. CT, the Wildcats and the Lions will play at UAPB's H.O. Clemmons Arena, in Pine Bluff.
Arizona is 8-1 on the season, including 4-0 on the road. The Cats are paced by sophomore guard Davellyn Whyte's 18.1 points, 4.7 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game. She is backed up by sophomore guard Candice Warthen's 16.8 points and 4.1 rebounds per game and sophomore forward Erica Barnes' 13.7 points and 9.3 rebounds per game. Senior guard Shanita Arnoldhands out 4.8 assists per game. UA is shooting 43.5 percent from the field, 38.1 percent from behind the arc and 70.8 percent from the charity stripe.
Sunday's game will serve as a homecoming of sorts for Arnold. A native of Fort Smith, Ark., she played her first two seasons of collegiate basketball at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville before transferring to Arizona. Sunday's game at Pine Bluff is approx. 200 miles from Arnold's hometown where her family resides.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff is 0-8 on the season and will play its first home game of the season vs. Arizona on Sunday. The Lions are led by Lakendra Marsh's 9.5 points and 2.6 rebounds per game. Carlisha Walker paces UAPB at the glass with 4.3 boards per contest. The Lions are shooting 28.5 percent from the field, 31.5 percent from three-point range and 60.7 percent from the free throw line.
Arizona and Arkansas-Pine Bluff will meet for just the second time on Sunday. Last season, the Wildcats won the first meeting between the two teams, 93-54. Warthen led the Wildcat scorers with a season-high 15 points. Whyte (14), Brooke Jackson (13), Soana Lucet (13) and Ify Ibekwe(12) also scored in double digits for Arizona. Of the 10 Wildcats who saw game action, all scored at least three points. UA also put together a balanced front at the glass with Ibekwe (9), Lucet (6) and Barnes (6) leading the way.
Arizona ranks in the top three in the Pac-12 in scoring offense (76.8), free throw percentage (70.8), three point field goal percentage (38.1), turnover margin (+3.4), offensive rebound percentage (40.3) and three point field goals made (7.1). Individually, Davellyn Whyte and Candice Warthen rank fifth and sixth, respectively, with 18.1 and 16.8 points per game. Erica Barnes ranks sixth in rebounds with 9.3 per contest. Shanita Arnoldshares No. 3 in assists per game with 4.8.
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The most recent legislative session ended with the state's $25.6 billion budget being balanced through the use of $272 million in one-time money. Governor Jindal said that without the one-time money, colleges and health care services would have faced devastating cuts. As it was, lawmakers took $57 million out of the Department of Health and Hospitals' budget on top of $400 million DHH had already planned on slashing. Higher education received cuts of $25 million, some which will be offset by legislation allowing universities to raise tuition again.
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Update 8/20/14: Liberty and Lyric have been rescued!
An adoption coordinator from the non-profit organization, United Hope for Animals, has reached out to the National Dog News Examiner for assistance for two exuberant puppies who desperately need to be rescued from a busy animal control facility in southern California.
The adoption coordinator wrote:
We have a pair of amazing young dogs in urgent need at Baldwin Park if you are able to do another Baldwin-based story. Liberty A4732233 and her sister Lyric A4732234 were dumped at the shelter by their former owner on July 10 for no given reason. We can't imagine why someone would give them up.
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These lively 9-month old girls both aced their shelter-administered temperament tests, and are gobs of fun. They love being with people, and they are born retrievers! I think they would do anything for a squeaky tennis ball. They walk decently on leash (I can walk them both comfortably at once), and appear to be housebroken. Although active and athletic dogs, they settle down nicely, and enjoy a good snooze.
They both appear to be healthy. Liberty and Lyric have a blast together and are happy being kenneled together, but we they can be rescued/adopted separately.
Though the pups are healthy, beautiful and fun-loving, they are not safe. Liberty is due out of the facility on August 15 and Lyric was due out today; thankfully, Lyric was granted an extension.
Time in not in their favor and they are in need of a helping hand to find a loving, safe place to go before their time runs out.
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If you're after a versatile lens for your kit bag then a fast standard should definitely be on your shopping list. We took the Sony 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM along to a busy marketplace to test it in a variety of situations.
The solid construction of the Sony 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM is evident. Shooting at its widest length, 16mm, was a joy, with pin-sharp images right to the edge on not only the shots we captured in our local market but also in the studio with our test chart. However, at 16mm the vignetting was nearly a whole stop darker than the centre of the frame. Our test shots were taken outdoors at midday, with the sun directly above us, so with this in mind we decided to test the Sony's focusing capabilities in low light conditions. The very contrasty scenes were no problem for this lens. In fact, we were blown away at how quick it locked onto our subjects. Not only that, we didn't need to mess around with exposure compensation as the Sony worked out the tricky lighting for a well-exposed image. The main thing we love about Sony cameras is their vibrant colours and sharpness, and this lens certainly captures fantastic results. The biggest positive we found when using the Sony lens was the manual focus ring. We occasionally use manual focus and hate it when the ring is near the body. With the 16-50mm the ring is right near the end of the lens, allowing precision focusing without nudging the zoom barrel.
PA verdict: If you're a Sony user looking for a solid and simple-to-use standard zoom, this is a great deal for you. We don't consider the £559 price-tag to be too steep for a lens of this quality, especially as it is extremely well-built and tough as old boots. The only things worth considering are slight shadowing on the edges of the frame (only at 16mm though) and its sharpness at 50mm (albeit we only had concerns with a couple of our images). Other than those minor grumbles the 16-50mm would be a great addition to your Sony kit bag and allow you to take shooting street candids in low light situations to the next level.
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Seward baseball player Johnny Griffith made history Wednesday. The dual player from Parker, Colorado becomes the first ever JUCO baseball player to sign at Army. He also becomes the first student athlete at Seward to sign on to play sports at Army. Griffith made his decision official before the SCCC/ATS booster club meeting Wednesday afternoon in room 229 of the student union.
The Regis High School graduate plays third base for the Saints and leads them with a .405 average to go with one homer and 25 RBI's. He ranks second in Seward history with 11 saves including five this season. He says Army wants him primarily as a pitcher but he might work his way into the lineup too.
Griffith will venture to West Point July 1 to begin his training.
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Number problems at primary level that require careful consideration.
Find the sum and difference between a pair of two-digit numbers. Now find the sum and difference between the sum and difference! What happens?
Tom and Ben visited Numberland. Use the maps to work out the number
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This task follows on from Build it Up and takes the ideas into three dimensions!
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How many ways can you do it?
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How could you put eight beanbags in the hoops so that there are
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Add the sum of the squares of four numbers between 10 and 20 to the
sum of the squares of three numbers less than 6 to make the square
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Can you substitute numbers for the letters in these sums?
Only one side of a two-slice toaster is working. What is the
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Exactly 195 digits have been used to number the pages in a book.
How many pages does the book have?
Can you make square numbers by adding two prime numbers together?
Ten cards are put into five envelopes so that there are two cards in each envelope. The sum of the numbers inside it is written on each envelope. What numbers could be inside the envelopes?
There are 4 jugs which hold 9 litres, 7 litres, 4 litres and 2
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another until you are left with exactly 3 litres in three of the
Arrange eight of the numbers between 1 and 9 in the Polo Square
below so that each side adds to the same total.
This problem is based on the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Investigate the different numbers of people and rats there could have been if you know how many legs there are altogether!
This magic square has operations written in it, to make it into a
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total of 15!
This challenge, written for the Young Mathematicians' Award, invites you to explore 'centred squares'.
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Sweets are given out to party-goers in a particular way. Investigate the total number of sweets received by people sitting in different positions.
How many ways can you find to do up all four buttons on my coat?
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Can you make dice stairs using the rules stated? How do you know you have all the possible stairs?
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Tim had nine cards each with a different number from 1 to 9 on it.
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There are 44 people coming to a dinner party. There are 15 square
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The award will be presented at the society's 30th annual meeting in Toronto on April 28.
Aronson joined Beth Israel Hospital in 1976 in one of the first divisions of general medicine and primary care at an academic medical center. He introduced peer review to Harvard's general medical efforts and took a lead role in creating both an educational and scholarly program in what was then primarily an early example of a hospital-based primary care practice.
"As a preceptor, attending physician, lecturer, and course director, Dr. Aronson has taught and mentored scores of students, residents, fellows, and faculty," said Russell Phillips MD, Carol Bates, MD and Tom Delbanco, MD, the colleagues who nominated him for the award.
"He has led graduate medical education courses, quality improvement and risk management conferences and lectured on numerous primary care topics. His work on behalf of medical education, patient safety and quality initiatives garnered a national reputation, and in 2002 he became Professor of Medicine at Harvard."
Aronson has authored and edited widely referenced original articles, analytic reviews, and books. He is co-editor-in-chief of UptoDate in Adult Primary Care and Internal Medicine, the CD-ROM and Web-based program containing hundreds of original articles and reviews in medicine that has become the benchmark for electronic textbooks of medicine.
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By pelegri on May 18, 2009
We have 3 webinars this week - one in our normal time slot, the other two in new slots to squeeze the topics before JavaOne. The topics are very interesting, I hope you can join us.
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The presentation is on Tuesday, May 19th, 10am US Pacific, at TheAquarium Channel. Full details (and recordings) at the Show Page.
POSTPONED - This webinar has been postponed until after JavaOne.
The second webinar is in our normal slot when Chris Kampemeier will present on Software Appliances. Chris, Rudolf, Gabor and others have been working on this some GlassFish-based appliances on a Solaris JeOS and will be discussing the topic, but the exact abstract is still TBD.
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I am trying to determine the surface area of a torus that has been twisted. I know the non-twisted case can be solved by either using Pappus's Theorem or a method along the lines of this post.
To be more precise, suppose we take a circle of radius $1$ sitting in the $xz$-plane with center at $(2,0,0)$ and revolve it about the $z$-axis so that the center of the revolving circle always rests in the $xy$-plane.
Right before attaching this rotated object back up upon itself to form a torus, we rotate the circle by some amount $\theta$ and then attach the starting circle to the rotating circle.
From the outside, this torus looks just like a normal torus, but it certainly is not because if we consider where the point $(3,0,0)$ goes in the process of the revolution, it is clear that some nonzero rotation will increase the length of the path sweeped out by the point.
My question is, how (if?) does the area change? Moreso, how do you calculate this new area? (I think this may depend upon the "fervor" in which which one twists the torus. For example, if we hope to acheive a twist by $\pi/2$, we can do it in the last $25\%$ of the revolution or the last $50\%$ of the revolution (actually, I have no idea if the area would change in this case!).


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Another Alternative View
By John Clingan-Oracle on Dec 02, 2004
Here's another op-ed piece that can have an alternative view. Here's the quote of interest:
Sun's decision to license Microsoft protocols allows it to boast the best Windows interoperability in the business, leaving free software developers high and dry.
Isn't better interoperability a good choice for customers? Some customers may want to deploy products with reverse-engineered protocols. Some may want the products that provide "better interoperability". The market exists for both when you consider the packaging that goes around these options. Both of these options have the opportunity to increase open source content in corporations. I bet many organizations will implement \*both\* options depending on the context (much like many of my customers deploy SAMBA and Windows File servers today).
Open source on the desktop has barriers to overcome before deployment in many corporations. Sun, through the Java Desktop System as one example, is trying to address those barriers. Licensing protocols provides an opportunity for cleaner JDS integration with a Microsoft-centric organization, with a potential shorter-time-to-implementation. The licensing option that can \*increase\* the opportunity for free software developers by putting open source technology (underlying the Java Desktop System) in corporate environments.
There are server-side example as well, but I have to head off to a concall. Hope this alternative view provides value to you.


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Police, Community Partnership Leads to Drug Seizure
Posted on 05/30/2013 10:09 pm
- 800 block of Marshall Street, Wilmington, Delaware
- Thursday, May 30, 2013
Hassan S. Ibnamin, 22, Black male, of the 900 block of East 17th Street, Wilmington, Delaware
- Possession with the Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance (Marijuana, 5.5 grams, Valued at $27.50)
- Endangering the Welfare of a Child
Shanta C. Pipkin, 26, Black female, of the 800 block of Marshall Street, Wilmington, Delaware
- Maintaining a Drug Property
- Criminal Impersonation
- Endangering the Welfare of a Child
- Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
After community members expressed concerns regarding a residence in the 800 block of Marshall Street, Wilmington Police's Drug, Organized Crime Vice Unit instituted an investigation.
Early this morning the Drug, Organized Crime Vice unit concluded their investigation in the 800 block of Marshall Street as they executed a search warrant along with the Crisis Management Tactical Team (CMTT). Upon entering the residence, officers located Shanta C. Pipkin and Hassan S. Ibnamin. Pipkin was taken into custody after she attempted to deceive officers by giving them an incorrect name. Ibnamin was taken into custody after officers located 5.5 grams of marijuana in his possession. As officers searched the residence they located a 7 year old female inside of a front bedroom. While officers continued the search they seized two (2) paintball guns and drug paraphernalia. Pipkin and Ibnamin were transported to the Public Safety Building where they were arraigned.
Shanta C. Pipkin was released after she posted a $2,750 unsecured bond.
Hassan S. Ibnamin, who is a convicted felon, was committed to Howard R. Young Correctional Institution in lieu of a $6,000 secured bond.


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The Arkansas Valley Toastmasters, a combined club of Daybreakers and Out-to-Lunch Bunch, celebrated 39 years of history in the Arkansas Valley with a banquet on Friday night, Jan. 11. Jennifer Logan, the granddaughter of one of the charter members of the original Toastmasters #2429, planned the event in honor of her grandmother, Lorna Malott. Another charter member, Sheila Henry, was present and honored at the banquet.
Dorothy Chapman, longtime toastmaster and charter member of other Toastmasters clubs in the valley, delivered the speech, "Thirty-nine and Still Alive." Her speech was both memory-provoking and challenging. Her closing remark was directed to the present membership, "What can we do to make this combined club successful and keep it growing?"
For Table Topics, all present told how they became interested in joining Toastmasters.
The Arkansas Valley Toastmasters Club #2429 began its reorganized life on Jan. 1, 2013.
The combination of the Daybreakers and the Out-to-Lunch Bunch will meet on the first and third Wednesdays, 6:30 a.m. at the Otero Junior College Macdonald Hall #120 and second and fourth Thursdays, 12 noon at Felisa's Restaurant near Highway 50 west of La Junta. The next meeting of the club will be Jan. 16, 6:30 a.m., OJC. The other January meetings are scheduled for Jan. 24, 12 noon at Felisa's and Jan. 30, 6:30 a.m. at OJC. Morning meetings were rescheduled for third and fifth Wednesdays because of the holidays. The first meeting of the combined club was held on Thursday, Jan. 10, at Felisa's.
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I consider as follows, but i could not proceed it. The topological dimension 2 of a set means that there is a base for the open sets of the set consisting of sets U with topological dimension of boundary of U is 1. My question is: if there exists such a base for the open sets of the set, does it mean that it contains a set homeomorphic to open ball?
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If we are talking about Lebesgue covering dimension, there is the Menger-Urysohn theorem:
If $M$ is a subset of $\mathbb{R}^{n}$ with empty interior, then $\dim M\leq n-1$.
In brief, the complement $W=\mathbb{R}^{n}\backslash M$ is dense in $\mathbb{R}^{n}$ and we may find sufficiently small coverings $\omega$ of $\mathbb{R}^{n}$ such that the intersection of any $n+1$ elements of $\omega$ lies in $W$. But then $\omega\cap M$ is a small covering of $M$ such that the intersection of any $n+1$ elements is empty. Thus $\dim M\leq n-1$. So the answer to your question is negative.


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TORRES, Christopher E. Christopher E. Torres, 17, of Windsor, son of Frank and Wendy (Loucks) Torres, died suddenly Friday, (September 7, 2012), as the result of an automobile accident. Born in Hartford, he was a life- long Windsor resident and currently a senior at Options in Hartford, combining academic studies with automotive technology. He was in the process of enlisting in the US Army where he planned to serve as an attack helicopter mechanic after graduation. Besides his parents, he leaves his brothers Jonathan and Michael Torres both of Windsor; maternal grandmother Patricia Loucks and paternal grandfather Efrain Torres, Sr. both of Windsor; his Godmother Kristin Pabich; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins in the Torres, Loucks and Young families, and his dear friends, Michelle and Danielle. He was predeceased by his maternal grandfather, Barry Loucks and his paternal grandmother, Gloria Torres. His family will receive friends Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012 from 5-8 p.m. at the Carmon Windsor Funeral Home, 807 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor. His funeral will be Wednesday, Sept. 12, 10 am at Grace Episcopal Church, 311 Broad Street, Windsor. Rev. Chip Elliott will officiate. Private burial will be in Palisado Cemetery. Contributions in his honor may be made to Options Employment and Educational Services, 606 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, CT, 06105. For condolences and directions please visit: www.carmonfuneralhome.com
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A boil alert was lifted Thursday for residents south of Smokerise Drive and east of Wadsworth Road.
"Test results are negative; therefore, water use can be resumed as normal," city Service Director Nino Piccoli said.
The alert remains in effect for about 20 homes in the immediate area of the break — on East Washington Street and Alber Drive.
Piccoli said those residents will be notified individually when the alert is lifted. Residents in the affected area are advised to boil tap water used for drinking at least a minute.
The alert was issued Wednesday after a water main broke in the 900 block of East Washington Street at about 2 p.m.
The city will post updates at www.medinaoh.org, Armstrong cable access channels 36 and 37 and the city's Facebook page.
For more information, residents may call the city's water service office at (330) 722-9081 or (330) 722-9026.


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College Hockey:Cavanaugh's Suspension Lifted
Coach Returns to Team Following Five-Day Absence
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Canisius officials have lifted the suspension of coach Brian Cavanaugh, and he has returned to the team following a five-day absence.
Cavanaugh was put on indefinite suspension last week, pending an investigation, after allegedly hitting freshman defenseman Matt Coulter on the head with a hockey stick during practice last Wednesday. Cavanaugh said that he only tapped Coulter with a stick to get him to pay attention.
"Coach Cavanaugh has apologized to the student, as well as to the team, and I believe that he understands that he has made a mistake," said school athletic director Timothy Dillon. "However, from the college's standpoint, an action such as this is unacceptable. In addition to the five-day suspension, he has received a severe reprimand and a warning that any further actions of this type will subject him to immediate dismissal."
Following the Wednesday incident, Coulter proceeded to finish that day's practice with the team. But he did not practice with the team on Thursday or Friday, and did not play in either of Canisius' games this past weekend.
Whether he was injured, advised not to play, or just scratched, remains unclear. Dillon was asked after Saturday's game why Coulter was sitting.
"Medical records are between the student-athlete, myself, the coach and the trainer," said Dillon to the Buffalo News. "Medically, I can't talk about it because there's a federal law that keeps that confidential."
Assistant coach Troy MacCormick had been the acting head coach in Cavanaugh's absence.
Cavanaugh is in his 20th season as head coach of the Ice Griffs. He has a 283-238-38 career record, all at Canisius, including 3-5-2 this year (2-4-2 MAAC).
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WWE announced Saturday on dot com that Rob Van Dam will face Cesaro on the SummerSlam Kickoff on Sunday. The SummerSlam Kickoff will air for free at 7:30 PM EDT, we'll have the stream here at WrestlingNewsWorld.com.
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Terence Jones Set To Transfer To UAB For Final Season
May 1, 2012
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Terence Jones, a 6-2, 185-pound senior from Texas A&M Corpus Christi, has signed to continue his basketball career at UAB, head coach Jerod Haase announced.
Jones, who is set to graduate this spring from Texas A&M CC with a degree in communication, will apply for a graduate transfer waiver from the NCAA in order to become immediately eligible for his final season of college eligibility at UAB. He will be pursuing a master's degree at UAB in health education.
"Terence is a great kid who has already played at a high level for three years," Haase said. "He will come here as a graduate student and as a fourth-year player, he will provide us with leadership and experience. He can score in a variety of ways and has the ability to get others involved. He is great addition to our program."
Jones, a native of Baltimore, Md., played in 93 games with 73 starts in three seasons on the court for the Islanders. He redshirted as a freshman (2008-09) and became an integral part of the Islanders' rotation every season after that. During his career, Jones averaged 9.4 points a game and shot 34.2 percent from beyond the arc (148-of-431).
This past season, Jones averaged a team-best 13.7 points a game on his way to honorable mention All-Southland Conference honors. He played in all 30 contests last season, making 29 starts, and averaged 3.0 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game. He led the team in three-point field goal percentage (36.0) and buried 68 threes on the year, the third-highest total in program history.
Against Texas State this past season, Jones went for a career-high 33 points en route to the 74-68 victory. He went for 20 or more points on six occasions during the 2011-12 campaign.
"UAB was the perfect situation," Jones said to the Baltimore Sun earlier in the week. "Everybody's happy -- my mom, my stepdad, my family. They're happy and excited that I'm graduating. That's big for my family, and that's big for me, graduating and getting that degree. For them, knowing that I'm going to get my master's, that's even better. It's my life-long dream to play professional basketball. I'm happy to go to a bigger stage and get my master's."
Jones also received interest from DePaul, Penn State, Tennessee Tech, Tulsa and Virginia Tech, among other schools. He joins junior college forward Rod Rucker of Northwest Florida State College, who signed earlier this week.
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A.M. Vitals: Cities Grapple With Medical Pot; No Need for 'Octomom' Restrictions?
Wrestling With Pot: Billings, Mont. and Los Angeles don't appear to have much in common, but both cities are grappling with how to manage the burgeoning medical marijuana industry, the WSJ reports. Officials are struggling to balance the needs of patients who are now permitted medical pot with the perception that a lot of recreational users are taking advantage of new laws and that shops are proliferating like, er, weeds. The tension has led to violence in Montana.
No Further Regulation Needed?: The American Society for Reproductive Medicine has concluded that the "Octomom" incident and other violations of the group's voluntary guidelines highlight the need for more widespread insurance coverage for fertility services — not stronger oversight of the industry, the Los Angeles Times' Booster Shots blog reports. The ASRM's logic? If insurance more often covered fertility treatments, insurers would regulate practices through reimbursement and patients and doctors wouldn't be tempted to go for broke with multiple embryo transfers.
Military Families Must Wait: A provision in the health-care overhaul bill that permits children under the age of 26 to stay on their parents' plans doesn't apply to most families covered by Tricare, the insurance program for the military, the Washington Post reports. The legislation didn't affect Tricare, so the under-26 benefit will need to be granted by separate legislation — and that means military families may have to wait months longer than those covered by private insurers, many of which are implementing the benefit now.
Stimulus Loans Not Necessarily Good: The government-backed loans to health-care providers that were part of the stimulus package may raise costs by increasing facilities and equipment if more care isn't needed in a given area, Kaiser Health News reports. Experts quoted by Kaiser say that unless expansion or modernization financed by the loans was truly necessary, it may spark an increase in unnecessary services and thus higher costs.
More Prevalent, But Under Control: A study in JAMA finds that while the prevalence of high blood pressure has increased in the last decade, a greater proportion of people are keeping it under control using medications, the Associated Press reports. About 29% of Americans now have high blood pressure, but results from a 2007-2008 survey show that half are now managing it effectively.
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In the third series, I couldn't help but notice that the guy was snapping the ball to Pennington didn't have a ponytail. A quick look at the line revealed that the guard to the right of him did. Miami had moved Satele to right guard, insterted a Dallas guy at center, and moved Ndukwe to the bench.
I looked at Ndukwe parked there and thought he was being taken out for some reason, not because of injury, maybe poor peformance?
After the game, I watched it on Tivo, and realized that in fact the problem was that the line was playing pretty poorly as a unit on the first few series. Yes, Pennington had a nice pass to get a TD, but that was in spite of the line play. The coaches made a decision to shuffle the line to try and get more out of them.
They had talked about shuffling during the week apparently, and decided to try it out when what they had wasn't working.
It was slightly better, but on the whole, I don't think they were too impressed. They put it back to the starting unit a couple of series later.


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Rock music has hard its hard time finding a mainstay in the ever changing music industry, yet there are those that not only refuse to let it die but still have its place in the modern world. Made In America is one of those bands. The Long Island Duo comprised of Craig Zeolla and Cass Dillon, have called this project a quote unquote "Hard rock mixed with Catchy Songwriting and Clever Lyrics - Foreigner, Bon Jovi, Journey, Rainbow, Queen, Toto, Humble Pie, Bad Company.". Pretty big aspirations when you are in that kind of a company, but then again music like that does still exist with acts like Gotye and Imagine Dragons, who mix an alternative sound with really fantastic songwriting. What does that equal? Grammy and music gold my friends. Maybe Made In America can be that as well.
The leadoff single that they are promoting on their Reverb Nation page is called "All My Money", something that I can dedicate my student loans to (hehe). Getting away from that corny joke, the song actually does have a great guitar rhythm to it and I can definitely see how acts like Foreigner and Bon Jovi influence their music styles for sure. Even the way that Craig sings on the tracks has that great 80's throwback, something reminiscent of Lou Gramm or an old AC/DC song for sure. The issue that I have with this type of music is that it is very hard to make current again as hard rock of this sorts hasn't been popular in years. Then again, there is always a crowd for anything, so if they can take this and make it grow, I am sure it can turn into something great.
Check out more about Made In America by logging onto their Facebook and Reverb Nation page. Best of luck to them in the future.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- State and federal agents are investigating threatening letters and bullets sent to Attorney General Charlie Crist, two state prison officials and a Pensacola judge concerning the upcoming execution of Paul Hill, who murdered a doctor and an escort outside an abortion clinic.
At least one of the letters also threatened Gov. Jeb Bush, a source familiar with the letter told The Associated Press. Bush, who signed a death warrant for Hill, has not received a death-threat letter.
Law enforcement officials didn't disclose the content of the letters received by Crist, Corrections Secretary James Crosby, Florida State Prison Warden Joe Thompson and Circuit Judge Frank Bell. But the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and local officials confirmed Wednesday that the letters contained bullets.
One anti-death penalty group and the stepdaughter of one of Hill's victims have raised concerns about the pending execution, saying it could spur more abortion clinic violence.
"We're taking all necessary steps and precautionary measures," said Kristen Perezluha, an FDLE spokeswoman. She declined to elaborate. The agency is leading the investigation.
Hill, 49, is scheduled to die Sept. 3 for the fatal shootings of Dr. John B. Britton of Fernandina Beach and retired Air Force Lt. Col. James H. Barrett of Pensacola in July 1994 outside of The Ladies Center, an abortion clinic in Pensacola. A Bush spokeswoman said Wednesday that the governor has no plans to stop the execution.
Perezluha said she couldn't comment on the investigation other than confirming that agents were looking into letters sent to Crist, Crosby and Thompson.
The Escambia County Sheriff's office confirmed that a fourth letter was sent to Judge Bell, who sentenced Hill. Greg Pearson, a spokesman for the sheriff's office, said that letter was turned over to the FBI, which was also involved in the investigation. Pearson said he had no other information on the letter.
But a source familiar with the contents of one of the letters said the page-and-a-half message was coherent and primarily about the evil of "killing babies." It also contained specific threats against the recipient. It was written with good grammar and while not sent to Bush, the letter also threatened the governor, said the source, who spoke on the condition of not being identified.
All four envelopes contained live .308-caliber bullets, a common rifle shell.
The letters, received Monday, came as an anti-death penalty group warned that executing Hill could make him a martyr in the extreme anti-abortion movement and lead to more attacks on clinics.
"When you kill a terrorist, a person who kills not for personal gain but to further a cause, then ... that person becomes a hero to his or her followers," Abe Bonowitz director of Floridians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, said Tuesday.
When he signed Hill's death warrant in July, Bush dismissed concerns that executing Hill might spur violence.
"He's a murderer and he was sentenced to death and I have the duty to carry out that sentence," Bush said then.
Bush spokeswoman Alia Faraj said that hasn't changed.
"The governor has no intention to alter the court-imposed sentence," Faraj said.
State prison officials, including Crosby and Thompson, also wouldn't comment on the letters Wednesday.
Crist, asked about the letter as he entered his office, said he couldn't comment because of the investigation except to say he had confidence in the FDLE and wouldn't be deterred by a threat.
"We'll continue to do the people's work," Crist said.
Meanwhile, Britton's stepdaughter, Catherine Britton Fairbanks, told a newspaper that she too opposed the execution.
"Violence begets violence," Fairbanks told the Pensacola News Journal for a story Wednesday. "There is no murder of any kind that justifies killing the murderer. It's not going to bring the person back."
She has written to Bush discouraging the execution.
"If they kill Paul Hill, it's going to provoke all kinds of things," Fairbanks said. "I think that network of people -- that alliance -- is really strong still."
Hill also warned of further violence after he was sentenced in 1994. He said then that he welcomed execution because he believed it would prevent abortions by inciting more violence against abortion providers.
Mainstream anti-abortion groups have rejected suggestions that Hill's execution will lead to copycat killings by abortion opponents and condemned clinic violence.
"Abortion is a terrible evil, but it is never right to repay evil with evil and the actions of Paul Hill and others who would go after those that work in abortion clinics is just unjustifiably wrong," said Mike McCarron, executive director of the Florida Catholic Conference. "Unequivocally, we would condemn that."
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Dvd Release Date: 2000-02-01
Genre: Family, Animation
Rating: G
Duration: 1hr 28min
Walt Disney Pictures' animated adventure "Tarzan" is an innovative and entertaining exploration of the classic tale by Edgar Rice Burroughs. With music by Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Phil Collins, "Tarzan" is an adventure that traces the story of a human baby who is orphaned in the African jungle and lovingly raised by a family of apes. Tarzan's peaceful and sheltered world is turned upside down by the arrival of a human expedition and the revelation that he is one of them. As he struggles to decide which "family" he belongs with, his dilemma is further complicated by his feelings for a beautiful young woman named Jane and the discovery that a trusted member of his new human "family" is plotting to harm the apes. With an inspired cast of vocal talents and new technological breakthroughs that bring added depth and dimensionality to the jungle settings, Disney's animated version of "Tarzan" captures the fantasy, excitement, and imagination of this literary favorite as never before.
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Nigel Hawthorne, Glenn Close, Minnie Driver, Alex D. Linz, Tony Goldwyn, Rosie O'Donnell, Jim Cummings, Debi Derryberry, Lance Henriksen, Joseph Ashton, Erik Von Detten, Jason Marsden, Paul Eiding, Rodger Bumpass, Jack Angel, Brian Blessed, Philip Proctor, Wayne Knight, Bob Bergen
- Directed by Chris Buck, Kevin Lima
- Produced by Bonnie Arnold
- Written by Tab Murphy, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Bob Tzudiker, Noni White
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