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Boral Building Products
Boral Building Products is a leading supplier of bricks, roofing, hardwood and softwood timber products, and aluminium windows in Australia.
Boral Bricks manufactures and markets clay bricks for residential and commercial walling applications. Our operations comprise six brick manufacturing sites in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland.
In 2010 Boral acquired Cultured Stone from Owens Corning, the leading stone veneer company in North America with plants in California and South Carolina. In 2011, Boral launched Cultured Stone in Australia with nine distinct ranges. Through clever engineering, Cultured Stone weighs much less than natural stone while still achieving the complexity of colour, pattern and unique texture of stone.
Boral is a manufacturer of concrete masonry products in Australia, with products for the paving, landscaping and retaining wall segments.
Roof Tiles
Boral is one of Australia's largest roofing manufacturers and competes in both the supply-only and supply-and-fix market segments. Boral operates three concrete roof tile plants, in the cities of Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide and one clay roof tile plant at Wyee, on the New South Wales Central Coast.
Timber - Hardwood
Boral's hardwood business operates 9 manufacturing facilities in New South Wales and distributes product to domestic and export markets. The business has a strong position in both structural and flooring markets. Boral exports small quantities of woodchips processed from sawmill waste, forest residues and plantation stock from its own and other hardwood operations in northern New South Wales.
Timber - Softwood
Boral's main softwood manufacturing facility is located at Oberon in New South Wales and operates through a 50% joint venture with Carter Holt Harvey (now owned by Rank Group). The mill has a capacity of around 725,000m3. Softwood products are primarily sold in Australia's East Coast markets.


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The most prolific scorer in East Carolina gridiron history, Jeff Heath began kicking his way into ECU record books in 1982. Heath's resume includes some of the most notable achievements by any kicker in school history. He kicked 53 field goals during his career which included a span of nine consecutive games with at least one field goal made. His career long was 58 yards. He made six field goals of 50 yards or more during his career.
Heath was the all-time leading scorer in ECU football history (251 points) until Kevin Miller surpassed him in the 2002 season.
He also set an NCAA record for longest average distance of field goals made in a game with 49.5 yards against Texas-Arlington in 1982. Off the field, He was awarded the Jerry T. Brooks Award for academic achievement in 1982 and the E.E. Rawl Memorial Award for character, scholarship and athletic achievement in 1985.

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Most people know the story of "The Wolfman," whether or not they've seen the classic movie starring Lon Chaney, Jr., or are familiar with the legend that has been a part of the world's mythos since time began. Most recently, moviegoers have encountered modern werewolves in the "Harry Potter" and "Twilight" series, but in this direct remake of Chaney's 1941 chiller, director Joe Johnston returns to that story of man-transformed-into-wolf that gave many of us bad dreams as children.
All the key players are in place again in this tale set in the countryside on the outskirts of London in the late 1800s. Benicio del Toro stars as Lawrence Talbot, an American actor who returns to his ancestral manor home in England when a tragedy strikes. He finds Sir John, his estranged father (Anthony Hopkins), and his brother's fiancée, the beautiful Gwen Conliffe (Emily Blunt), mourning the death of his brother, who has been mauled by a mysteriously savage beast while out strolling in the massive, murky forests that surround Sir John's crumbling estate. Needless to say, our hero suffers a nasty bite from that evil creature soon thereafter, and mayhem ensues.
There's much to like about "The Wolfman," starting with the creepy atmosphere and terrific acting by all involved. And although the film is too slowly paced in the first half hour or so, when Talbot finally succumbs to the full moon and begins his horrific transformation, the movie really takes off. From the top-notch special effects to the incredible makeup that transforms Del Toro (and others) into some of the scariest wolfmen we've seen on screen, the second half is one scary, shriek-inducing thrill ride.
One series of especially effective scenes take our hero into a London insane asylum, where he is poked and prodded in the most inhuman ways. His breakout into the streets of London is worth the price of admission alone, and the rest of the flick builds from that, to an exciting and spine-tingling finale.
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Central Park is the most famous park in New York City as well as being one of the most famous parks in the entire world. The first landscaped park in the United States, Central Park was designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux and took over 20,000 workers to complete. The park was opened to the public in 1857.
Since its opening, Central Park has grown to include 840 acres of land and welcomes approximately 37 million visitors each year! Therefore, it is the most visited urban park in America! In 1962 Central Park was awarded the status of "National Historical Landmark" by the U.S. government.
Unsurprisingly, there are lots of things to see and do in Central Park! Fountains, lakes, zoos and playgrounds are just a few of the things that the location offers visitors. Below is the second in a four part list series that documents some of the most famous sites to see when in Central Park.
Balto Statue
The statue of Balto is yet another famous bronze piece of art that is displayed in Central Park. The sculpture was created by artist Frederick George Richard Roth in 1925 and serves to honor the memories of the sled dogs that helped save many lives in Alaska during a blizzard.
The Great Lawn
The Great Lawn is a part of Central Park that is famous for being akin to the backyard of New York City. As the name suggests, it is a large grassy field where people are invited to sunbathe and picnic. The Great Lawn gives people a chance to relax and fly kites or climb some of the large boulders that are scattered throughout the park's landscape.
Central Park Zoo
The Central Park Zoo first opened in 1869 as a menagerie, making it the first official zoo to open in New York. In 1934 the zoo was remodeled via the addition of several buildings and throughout the 1980s the zoo added more naturalistic environments for the animals. Although the Central Park zoo is smaller than other New York City zoos, it is immensely popular due to its location and wide array of animals including sea lions and monkeys and a truly fantastic bird house.
The Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater
The Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater is another feature of Central Park that will be especially appealing to children. The Swedish Cottage first arrived in the United States in 1876 as part of Sweden's exhibition at the Centennial Exposition, an event that was similar to a world's fair. Central Park landscaper Frederick Law Olmstead spotted the cottage at the event and brought it to Central Park in 1877. The Swedish Cottage became the home of a marionette theater troupe in 1947. In 1973 a permanent puppet theater was constructed inside the cottage and the building is now part of the Historic House Trust of New York City. Until this day the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater performs original marionette productions to the delight of audiences.
Ponds and Lakes
Central Park has many ponds and lakes where visitors can see turtles and ducks and other tranquil scenes from nature. The Lake in Central park is 22 acres of water that park goers can explore via rowboat or gondolas. During the months of April thru October, on days that the weather permits, boats can be rented at the Loeb Boathouse. Since 1873 there has been a boathouse structure beside the Lake but it wasn't until 1954 that the Loeb Boathouse was open for operation. At present the brick and limestone building serves as both a boathouse and a restaurant.


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Did you know that "Price is Right" model Amber Lancaster, who is as hot as they come (see photos), used to be a cheerleader for the Seattle Seahawks?
Not only was Amber Lancaster a Seattle Seahawks cheerleader, she was a Sea Gal (the name of the Seahawks cheerleaders) for five years and is still probably the most popular Seahawks cheerleader, even though she left the squad in 2003. The following is a bio of Amber Lancaster accompanied by a slideshow of 20 hot photos of Amber Lancaster.
"Price is Right" model Amber Lancaster was Seattle Seahawks cheerleader (20 Hot Photos)
Amber Lancaster was born on September 19, 1980, in Tacoma, Washington. She went to Franklin Pierce High School in Tacoma, and in 1998, at age 18, Amber Lancaster was named Miss Washington Teen USA. In 1999, Amber Lancaster tried out for and made the Seattle Seahawks cheerleaders squad, called the Sea Gals.
Amber Lancaster was a Seattle Seahawks Sea Gal cheerleader until 2003, when she decided to move to Hollywood to pursue a modeling and acting career. Amber has had great success, as she has been featured in a Miller Lite beer commercial, was a regular on the TV show "The Hard Times of RJ Berger", and been on other TV shows like "CSI: Miami", "Entourage", and "Days of Our Lives".
In 2008, Amber Lancaster landed the gig she is best known for today, as a model on the TV game show "The Price is Right". On "The Price is Right", Amber will sometimes talk about sports, especially the Seattle Seahawks, with host Drew Carey. Though he is from Cleveland, Drew Carey is into the Seattle sports scene as he is a co-owner of the Seattle Sounders FC professional soccer club.
As a very beautiful woman (see the photos), Amber Lancaster has been featured in magazines like Maxim, US Weekly, People Stylewatch, Life & Style, and Star. Amber Lancaster has also been on the Maxim Hot 100 list.
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Republic of Kosova declares independence.
February 17th 2008, at 15:49 CET
We are honored and humbled that it is our generation that lives to see this day,
and we are aware and ready to take up the path that begins from here.
Our future is with Europe.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, for standing by us in the worst of times.
In memory of those that gave and lost their lives, loved ones, and those that are still missing.
May peace and light prevail.
Republic of Kosova is 8 years old.
Republic of Kosovo Flag and Coat of Arms
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The European Commission today recommends visa liberalization for Kosovo citizens. The recommendation now needs to be adopted by absolute majority through a co-decision procedure by the European Parliament and the Council.[...]


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DESERT HILLS 9, SKYLINE 6: Dylan File picked up the save for the Thunder.
DESERT HILLS 7, LOGAN 2: Brayson Hurdsman's pitching helped the Thunder hold the Grizzlies at bay.
MORGAN 7, PINE VIEW 2: Morgan's Cameron Jarrett had a triple in the win over Pine View. Kade Carrigan hit a double.
MORGAN 13, HURRICANE 7: Morgan scored 12 runs in the fifth inning to take a commanding lead in the win against Hurricane.
SPANISH FORK 11, MOUNTAIN VIEW 1: Lincoln Rivera went 2-for-3 with three RBIs while Bennett Bradford and Brady Bate both hit 2-for-3, as well for the Dons. Conner Johnson was a perfect 2-for-2 as Spanish Fork closed with five runs in the sixth inning.
FREMONT 7, OREM 4: The Silver Wolves won at the Dixie Sunshine Classic.
BOX ELDER 4, SPRINGVILLE 3: Tyler Bate pitched the Bees to a narrow victory.
OREM 14, EAST 3: The Tigers won a catfight against the Leopards at the Dixie Sunshine Classic.
BOX ELDER 7, MOUNTAIN VIEW 6: Box Elder's Tyler Bate and Justin Adams each hit a double in the one run victory over Mountain View.
UINTAH 16, MIAMURA, N.M. 9: The Utes belted 21 hits to amass 16 runs as Denver Buckalew earned the win.
MANTI 12, GUNNISON 1: Manti struck first taking the early 6-1 at the end of two innings. Tyler Albee and Jamen Miller each had a double.
SOUTH SEVIER 7, NORTH SUMMIT 6: South Sevier took the lead in the fourth inning and continued the scoring streak the rest of the game.
BEAR RIVER 8, WEBER 7: Bear River's Taylor Lund and Hayden Woodward each hit a double in the close victory.
HILLCREST 7, BEAR RIVER 5: Hillcrest scored five runs in the second inning to take the win over Bear River. Andrew Reich and Zak Zimmerman each hit a triple.
PAYSON 16, OGDEN 2: Payson had 16 runs on 11 hits in the blowout victory over Ogden. Stockton Knotts, Jordan Mellen and Tanner Osborn each hit a double.
BONNEVILLE 8, PROVO 6: The Lakers had 11 hits, including a home run by Will Heward, to beat the Bulldogs in the Snow Canyon Classic.
CLEARFIELD 5, MOUNTAIN CREST 3: The Falcons won at the Snow Canyon Classic.
WEST 12, CANYON VIEW 8: The Panthers won at the Snow Canyon Classic.
CLEARFIELD 8, PROVO 7: The Falcons won at the Snow Canyon Classic.
WEST 12, MOUNTAIN CREST 2: The Panthers won at the Snow Canyon Classic.
GRANTSVILLE 5, UNION 0: Grantsville scored its first three runs in the first inning to set the bar high in the shutout victory.
UNION 11, NORTHRIDGE 1: Union's Alex Nielsen went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and only allowed one run for Northridge in the blowout victory.
ENTERPRISE 13, NORTH SEVIER 3: Enterprise finished off the game scoring seven runs in the seventh inning. Four players hitting doubles.
ENTERPRISE 12, SOUTH SEVIER 2: Enterprise scored 12 runs on 13 hits in the blowout victory over South Sevier.
NORTH SEVIER 8, NORTH SUMMIT 5: Fisher Andersen picked up the win at the mound for the Wolves in the North Sevier Tournament against North Summit.
GRAND 18, NORTH SANPETE 1: Preston Walston earned the win while slugging two doubles and a triple for the Red Devils.


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You gotta start somewhere right?
Now before anyone jumps the gun let me clarify:
- I currently don't work for Archie Publications nor have I been offered a position, however it's about time I set myself a goal (a realistic one while at it) - and that is do whatever it takes to work for Archie Publications in the next 5 years.
- I'm telling you all this because I invite you all to my journey for the five years. I'm going to document whether I've succeeded or failed in my goal which will become a story and a life lesson in itself.
- My family and close friends know that I'm good at saving money and boy have I been doing it well (for the past 10 years or so). I've managed to save up the $70,000 USD that I needed to last me 2 years at the Academy of Arts in San Francisco (it helps when you're not so materialistic and don't have a girlfriend - yet!)
- It took me 10 years to realise that I have some talent in me, it took me another 10 years to really decide on whether or not I should pursue a job that can utilise this talent - that is, my ability to illustrate.
So yeah guys, I'm going to do my best to 'make it' into Archie Publications. I can definitely see a very good future for the company and their line-up of comics to offer for the next, perhaps, 5-10 years! The company was actually founded in 1939, that's more than 70 years ago and the company is still growing strong.
It is pretty obvious that I would like to work in the 'Sonic the Hedgehog' department where currently the three guys leading the future of this series are: Ian Flynn (prime writer), Tracey Yardley (prime artist/art director) and Paul Kaminski (prime editor). But I don't want to limit myself to that, and hopefully when I do some art courses I will seriously improve on my ability to illustrate, edit, create and publish concepts.
So what is my plan?
Well my plan is this:
- 2013 - February to June: Complete the first semester of Graphic Design (Diploma) at my local vocational training and certified institution www.central.wa.edu.au/Courses/…
- 2013 - July: Travel to San Francisco. Catch up with friends. Visit Academy of Arts school and get a 'feel' for the place. Possibly do an advance enrollment into the 'School of Illustration (AA)' course www.academyart.edu/illustratio…. Travel to San Diego Comic Con and get a portfolio review and advice from the Archie booth.
- 2013 - August to December: Successfully complete the Graphic Design course and get my Diploma. I essentially want to be competent in using Adobe ILLUSTRATOR & Adobe IN-DESIGN programs which are two programs highly regarded by graphic designer professionals (this will enable me to do page spreads, create attractive articles on the web, logos and illustrations used for advertising - a good skill to attain if you're working in publication!).
- 2014 - Spring (ie February in the US): Enrolled to 'School of Illustration (AA)' course, fly over to San Francisco, settled my rent in the city www.usastudentrooms.com/rooms.…, and begin the course - which will go on for the next 2 years leading into graduation (if successful) at Fall 2015 (ie September in the US).
- 2016 - ?: Hopefully at this point I would have equipped myself with an above industry standard portfolio, a significantly enhanced ability to illustrate just about anything that comes to mind or anything that is requested (not just fan art), a network that will help me gain employment (first preference being - Archie Publications).
So yeah that is the plan. Oh and I've decided that I would like to pursue a new life in the United States, and of course I know all about the economy and whatnot but really if you're passionate enough and good enough at what you do I'm pretty sure the opportunity is there.
The other thing is I love American culture, the landscape and the diversity it offers. And more importantly I want to, well, perhaps marry somebody there one day too.
Now I know it's a bit silly stating stuff that's pretty darn personal but hey we live in a crazy world and people already know I'm eccentric (hopefully in a good way! ).
Over the 20 years living in Australia I've been blessed with a loving and supporting family, a house to live in, an education, a well paid job and the freedom to do whatever I want. I've been really lucky when I compare it to the world that is suffering from all sorts but we just gotta deal with what we're given right?
Anyways I quickly discovered that perhaps taking the easy route in life (that is, continue working at the casino, earn plenty of dough to save up for a house, find a girl and have kids) is not really what I want. I'm bored with life at the moment and it's time to find some meaning in my life.
I know I love Sonic the Hedgehog, I know I like to entertain, I know I can draw stuff pretty well and I know that I have enough money to survive tough times.
What's missing are these two things:
- A career where I can go beyond and above on what I can already achieve, and have a passion for doing it.
- Finding the girl of my dreams.
Now I've said this to my colleagues at work (and to my family - and some close friends of mine online) that I'm very picky when it comes to finding the girl that I really want to be with for the rest of my life. At this rate I think I'll be a bachelor forever, so perhaps I'll have to be a bit flexible with my pickings.
But anyways, besides the point - I'm going to let you guys know that I have yet to have a date, to have kissed, to have made-out - or to be more direct - have sex (omg! I'll be the 40 year old virgin at this rate! That joke never gets old for me with my friends, and you know who you are! lol). Ideally I'd love to do all of this with my first date, the one where I'll pretty much be stuck till the end of time, and at this point I'm pretty happy to abide by that. However friends tell me that I should at least do it while I can, because that way - when you have the experience - you can make love better to your true girl. And you know they're right, they do make a good point.
What the hell did I just say?
Anyways the kind of girl I'm looking for in general (you can already tell that I'm advertising myself in advance - lol) is someone who has a nice smile, is approachable, likes a good laugh, likes her food, is health conscious, like to travel and do outdoor stuff from time to time (like hiking/camping and such, or even visiting new places), is artistic (don't have to be Leonardo Da Vinci, just someone who can draw cartoons and have fun doing it - it'll be a bonus if they're amazingly talented!), isn't too materialistic (to a degree), likes the simple things in life, and crazy as it may sound - someone who knows Sonic the Hedgehog inside out or has grown from it since being a kid - ESPECIALLY the Archie Comics series.
So yeah if you tick those qualities, and you are attending Academy of Arts in San Francisco in 2014, you're a girl in your 20's, hell let's hook up sometime, perhaps coffee or a movie and you can crash at my private pad anytime! *SHOT*
*A-hem* So why am I looking for the kind of girl as described above? Well let me tell you - I'm someone who is approachable, likes to smile and likes to make that person happy, I'm bad at jokes but I'll try to entertain in some other way (perhaps do a silly impression of your favourite character in a cartoon/movie/comic?); I'm good with my cooking so I'd love to cook stuff for you when I get the chance; I'm currently in shape - not overweight nor super fit - but I'm health conscious and believe that good health leads to not only good wealth but a longer and happier life; I've traveled around the world five times so perhaps it's time I share my adventurous side with you at other places I'd like to take you to for a holiday; I've been drawing since day one and I still don't find myself artistic yet - perhaps your experience can help enlighten me in becoming a better artist; I'm personally not materialistic and really embrace the simple joys in life (like going out to the farmer's markets on a weekend - sample local produce for lunch and take home some fresh ingredients where I'll use it to make ya an awesome dinner, and perhaps I'll pick some flowers for ya along the way); and finally, there is an endless list of reasons why it'd be so cool if you have some deep history with Sonic (again I emphasis the comics part since perhaps one day we may be working together at the company that creates the publication every month).
All in all, I can't wait to begin this new life of mine. It's been a long time coming saving up all that money to prepare my immigration to the United States and perhaps landing a job at Archie Publications.
This is really only the beginning and I've got PLENTY to prepare. And heck I haven't even mentioned my back-up plans just in case I can't get myself into Archie Publications over the course of my journey - you always need a back-up plan.
I will continue updating about my journey as well as any new plans that will help me progress throughout the year, it will be an ongoing theme on top of any miscellaneous journal entries that I'll be posting on occasion.
Be expecting some pretty neat stuff in the coming months. Take care everyone, enjoy some happy snaps and here's wishing you all a Happy New Year in 2013!
Oh and this one's for you , as promised!


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Nicaragua 2012
In May of 2012 Dr. Meredith McGuire and Dr. Alfred Montoya from the Department of Sociology & Anthropology led a group of 15 Trinity students from multiple disciplines on a two-week fieldtrip through rural and urban Nicaragua. The trip gave students the opportunity to gain first-hand exposure to the environmental and health issues affecting developing nations, supplementing and developing the skills and material presented in our courses. The group visited, among other sites, ecological preserves, exploring the impact of agribusiness and monocropping on small farmers, water resources and biodiversity, and urban slums, to gain a sense of the social determinants which impact health outcomes for the urban poor. Students were able to engage with a wide range of people, from campesinos in small hamlets to urban health workers, as we visited both rural and urban grassroots organizations which are working to ameliorate the effects of political repression, environmental degredation, structural violence and inequality in this culturally rich nation.


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On the first Thursday of every month, sketch works of art in the museum galleries during this free informal program. An MFAH teaching artist is on hand with paper, pencils, and clipboards to get you started. This family event is open to adults, kids, couples—everyone's invited!
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Freezing rainfall and ice hindered many folks in Helena-West Helena Tuesday as temperatures fell into the upper 20s creating icy roads and walkways. According to Suzann McCommon, chief officer of the Helena-West Helena School District, reported that as a precaution classes at Central High School were let out early due to the icy rainfall and the freezing temps, causing black ice on many of the roadways and bus rider drop offs. "Parents lined up to pick up their early dismissed students during the busy lunch hour causing heavy traffic that was directed by Helena-West Helena Police Chief Uless Wallace," commented McCommon. According to McCommon, Wallace has been working as volunteer at the high school and saw that there was a need to direct traffic during the busy lunch hour. "We are grateful to his services within the community and our school system. He saw something that needed to be done and he was able to get everyone directed safely to their destinations," noted McCommon. Barton, KIPP and DeSoto Schools also dismissed early and some businesses shut down operations for the day.
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New research conducted by Denis Duboule and colleagues at the University of Geneva published in the Jan. 21, 2014, issue of the journal Public Library of Science Biology has shown that the genetic structures that form fins in fish and limbs in animals existed in an unknown ancestor of both species.
The same gene groups are found in fish and four-footed mammals. These same gene groups produce the development of fins in fish and four limbs in mammals. The two gene sets have been found in the oldest known ancestor of mammals that is thought to have been the first fish to venture out onto land about 350 million years ago.
The researchers found that the two gene groups are not active in both species of animals but the main genetic mechanism used to pattern tetrapod limbs was already present in fish.
The researchers are the first to discover that the gene group that is responsible for the formation of digits (fingers and toes) in mammals does exist in fish but is not expressed or activated in fish. The spiny portion of fish fins cannot be deemed equivalent to digits in mammals.
At some time in the unknown past a creature that is not known developed the genetic capacity to produce both fins and limbs. Over time the differentiation of genetic initiators made the distinction between the development of fins in fish and the development of limbs and digits in mammals possible.
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Farewell, Marie McCarthy.
I don't usually write first person articles, but it seems that my own viewpoint keeps creeping into any other version of this story that I attempt to make, so bear with me for this once.
I was on the altar this weekend, serving as Lector, when the final decision about the fate of St. Charles Borromeo parish was announced. A stalling, tearful Father Chester Misiewicz read Bishop McManus' letter informing parishioners that our small neighborhood church, nestled among Cape Cod houses and crab trees on June Street would be merging with the parish from whence it was spawned a half-century ago; Blessed Sacrament on Pleasant Street.
It wasn't a shock. After all, we at St. Charles have been living in this limbo of uncertainty since last year when a similar letter was read to us from the pulpit informing us of the possibility of closure after a trial period. The time was allotted us in order that we might gather information for feedback to the bishop.
Dedicated parishioners formed a committee who then explored the options that suited the needs of the parish best. Whether they were being stubborn or truthful would be hard to prove one way or the other. But what the committee found was that no other parish, no other building and no other location would better serve the needs of those assigned now to St. Charles than St. Charles.
Listening is a skill that the Church purports will aid us all in our ministry toward others. Vatican II gave the entire world hope that perhaps the Church was beginning to actually hear the flock that it was pledged to lead. But in most cases, things have not really changed, have they? The lowly voices are heard, perhaps. But actual listening is something not yet mastered by many in high places, both in the Church and the secular world, it would seem.
In any case, the efforts of the committee and others were in vain, evidently. And the church we all love will be put on the market in July.
I was surprised by only one aspect of the weekend's announcement. That was my own reaction. Much to my embarrassment, as I sat behind Fr. Chet on the altar, the tears welled and overflowed. In an effort to keep anyone from noticing, I refused to wipe them off my cheeks, thus they dripped and dripped onto my lap throughout the homily and onto the floor throughout the rest of the Mass.
Why do I cry about this? I asked myself. Was it because of the images of myself at age twelve, sitting in the back row sharing a Coke with then associate pastor Fr. Riddick after having performed my weekly vacuuming job of the entire church for twenty bucks? Or was it those memories of my all too young husband and I at age twenty walking down the aisle on our way to our adventure in life together? Or the Baptisms of all eight of my children? Or the funeral of my beloved Auntie Mae with Uncle Al seated in the front pew dressed in his felt hat for the occasion?
Or were the tears falling for Marie McCarthy? Marie was one of the co-benefactors of the parish. Now she, in eternal rest with her husband would have to endure the rolling over in the grave that he, beside her would be doing!
The image causes one to chuckle, admittedly. But Marie McCarthy, with her husband, having had no children, bequeathed thousands to the parish they loved for the very purpose of keeping the place open and functional. One wonders what will happen to their life-savings now.
In any case, this article is my chance to say sorry, Marie and farewell to you. The closing of St. Charles Borromeo finally ends your life and legacy here. Rest in peace; if your husband will allow it.


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Oooh, this AE Fair Isle Sweater Vest ($70) looks so warm and snuggly, we can't wait to toss it on over our jeans and long-sleeved tees. It's got casual weekend written all over it, and since most of our weekends are indeed casual, we imagine we'll get plenty of wear out of this. We're not usually ones to pick out fake fur-lined clothing, but we'll make an exception this time since it adds to the cute, rustic vibe of the vest.
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Seth Rogen is known for his laid-back self-awareness, so wouldn't it be funny if he was one of those awards-hungry stars who constantly thinks of the academy's praise? Probably! But, not surprisingly, Rogen seems to take even the crunch of awards season in stride.
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Yes you can play campaign co-op online provided you know people who are interested in joining you. And it generally always makes things easier, simply because you respawn with your buddy instead of at the last checkpoint. Worst case you can just throw bodies at the enemy until they pile up enough to serve as a barrier as you walk past. Or something like that.
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The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the 41st annual Daytime Emmy Award nominations this morning. What do television awards have to do with web series? "Outstanding New Approaches – Drama Series," is a category dedicated to web series. Four web series made the cut this year. The 2014 Daytime Emmy Awards will take place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif on June 22, 2014. Web series nominees are:
"DeVanity," Executive Producer – Michael Caruso; Co-Executive Producer – Barbara Caruso; Producer – Kelley Portier.
"Tainted Dreams," Executive Producer – Sonya Blangiardo; Consulting Producers – Mark Costello, Rob Santeramo, Candy Straight; Coodinating Producer – Robert Levinstein.
"The Power Inside," Executive Producers – PJ Pereira, Billie Goldman, Jaime Robinson, Jason Apaliski, Jeff Ferro, Ryan Baker, Tim Baldwin, Johan Jervoe, Carl Pinto, Michele Nguyen-Gueron, Ron Smith, Tom Hume, David Thorne, Diane McArter; Producers – Bill Spangler, Henry Arlander, Jan Wieringa, Dustin Callif, Ben Tricklebank.
"Venice the Series," Executive Producer – Crystal Chappell; Co-Executive Producer – Christa Morris; Supervising Producer – Hillary B. Smith
Congratulations to all the nominees and their phenomenal teams.
Source: The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences


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Berlin's abandoned train stations
There are some S-Bahn stations that haven't seen a train for more than thirty years now. Ghost stations. Some of them still exist and are easy to spot, others are decayed to such an extent that one hardly recognizes the platform. All of them tell stories from prosperous times long ago.


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More than 13 000 delegates, international buyers and media from the travel and tourism-related industries across the globe are expected in Durban for the May 10-12 for Indaba 2014, Africa's Top Travel Show.
Durban Tourism started welcoming delegates at King Shaka International Airport from Thursday May 9 — as the votes were being counted from the 2014 South African elections, the 20th anniversary of South Africa's first democratic elections.
Previously held over four days, Indaba 2014 was planned as a three day event.
Organizers said they expected the more compact Indaba to be better for business — and they hoped it would give visitors to the city more time to experience Durban and accessible parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
Indaba, which is owned by South African Tourism, showcases a wide variety of southern Africa's best tourism products.
This is the 26th years that Durban has hosted Africa's premiere international tourism event, billed and one of the top three events of its kind on the global calendar.
"When one adds to this the value of the spend on local infrastructure spent by exhibitors at the show, as well as the positive value of the extensive media coverage, the net effect of the local economy and future tourism is indeed significant," said Phillip Sithole, head of Durban Tourism.
It has also won the award for Africa's best travel and tourism show for two years in a row. The award is presented by the Association of World Travel Awards.
This year Indaba has expanded to showcase some of Africa's best travel brands.
Countries such as Angola, Benin, Botswana, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Reunion, Rwanda, Seychelles, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe have joined the South African product owners and travel operators.
Many are exhibiting for the first time in more than 30 years of Indaba's existence.
Tourism arrivals in Africa are growing by 7 percent year-on-year, making Africa one of tourism's most exciting opportunities.
Organised by South African Tourism in partnership with Tourism KZN (TKZN) and Durban Tourism, Indaba is being staged, as it traditionally, is at Durban's Albert Luthuli Convention Centre (ICC).
New efforts are being taken to transform Indaba into a contemporary Pan African trade show and rebrand it as the face of Africa.
This year's theme of "Plug into Africa's Growth" defines the overall objective of providing buyers with a variety of the best African products and offerings under one roof, Ndabo Khoza, TKZN's chief executive explained.
"African tourism is growing and we are proud to have a number of exhibitors from outside SADC attending for the first time, including Nigeria, Egypt, Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Ghana, Sudan, Ethiopia and Tunisia," he said.
Thulani Nzima, chief executive officer at South African Tourism, said, "It has never been more important to plug into Africa's tourist trade. According to the latest UN World Tourism Organisation barometer, Africa attracted 3 million more arrivals, reaching a new record of 56 million last year.
"Indaba 2014 is the biggest and best platform for business in African tourism."
New initiatives being introduced will also facilitate greater and more valuable interaction between exhibitors and buyers, while key speakers will also share industry trends and ideas.
Following Indaba 2013, South African Tourism undertook a trade road show visiting a number of cities throughout the country to explain the three-to-five year growth strategy as well as to hear back from the trade on how they could further improve Indaba.
Road shows were also undertaken in France, Germany, the UK and India. A new office has opened in Nigeria and for the first time South African exhibitors were taken to the Abav travel trade show in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Marketing expenditure has also been increased in emerging markets such as China, Brazil and India, which according to the latest barometer led outbound tourism growth in 2013.
CNN business anchor, Richard Quest, will be moderating the Media Face-off event on Sunday.
This will be staged at the Woza eNanda (Inanda) Heritage Route as part of celebrating 20 years of freedom.
TKZN has also partnered with Tourvest, one of the biggest in-bound tour operators in South Africa, to host a dinner awards event on Monday night when the "Best KZN Supporter Award" will be presented.
The city will also host the popular Saturday night's opening party, welcoming 3 000 guests to New Beach.
Suggested Links
- Durban, South African tourism's warm spot, rocks as gateway to world of KwaZulu-Natal: Slideshow
- Welcome to Durban. Indaba 2010 showcases city as South Africa's hottest tourist destination
- South Africa pushes for more American tourists
- South African Airways named Best African Airline for the 10th time
- South Africa's COP17 countdown: Durban ready for massive climate change roadshow


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I PHOTOGRAPH therefore I AM
This artist's book is an archive of vernacular images, namely mirror self portraits. Adopting the role of the archivist, I am assembling a vast collection of images wherein the "photographer" is visually obscured by her instrument of choice. As camera ownership becomes a staple of modern existence, those wielding one continually validate their own existence with the obligatory mirror self portrait.
Travis Shaffer (b. 1983 Pittsburgh, Pa) received his MFA in Studio Art from the University of Kentucky in May of 2010. Shaffer's work spans the genres of photography, book arts, graphic design and installation. Shaffer is a member of the Artist's Books Cooperative, a group of approx. 20 international artists working with Print-on-Demand technologies. Shaffer's work has been exhibited nationally in solo and group exhibitions, and present at art book fairs in major art centers in the US and Europe.
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On the week of January 1, 1966, Simon and Garfunkel started a weeklong run at Number One on the Billboard charts with "The Sounds Of Silence." They were knocked out of that spot on January 8 by the Beatles' "We Can Work It Out," but returned to the Number One slot for one more week on January 22.
Simon and Garfunkel started as Tom and Jerry, Everly Brothers wannabees from Queens, New York. They had a minor 1957 hit with "Hey, Schoolgirl" (Number 49 on Billboard charts), and seemed destined for footnote status in the saga of rock and roll's golden age. After years apart, they resurfaced under their real names as topical folk singers. In the fall of 1964, Simon and Garfunkel released an acoustic album called Wednesday Morning 3 A.M., which included an arrangement of "The Sounds of Silence" that only included vocals and acoustic guitar.
With the folk revival all but over, the record was universally ignored and the duo again split. Folk rock hit a year later, and Wednesday Morning 3 A.M.'s producer Tom Wilson (concurrently helping Bob Dylan "go electric") overdubbed a rock backing track on "The Sounds of Silence," remixed it, and had it released as a single. Paul Simon was kicking around England as an obscure solo artist when he found out that he and Art Garfunkel, now in graduate school in New York, had the Number One song in the U.S. They hastily re-formed and became card-carrying folk rockers.


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After weeks of record heat, Kansas City is finally experiencing the sort of cool, comfortable weather that makes everyone head for the deck or patio to relax. And it's just in time for a great summertime celebration, National Lemonade Day. And just in time for National Lemonade Day, we have two great recipes perfect for the occasion
Chambord Lemonade
- 1½ oz vodka
- ½ oz Chambord
- 3 oz sugar free lemonade
Shake ingredients with ice and strain into a tall glass.
Garnish with fresh berries or a lemon.
Blueberry Mint Lemonade
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup lightly packed fresh mint leaves
- 1 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1 1/2 cup cold water
- 1 pkg. (6 ounces) Driscoll's Blueberries
- 1 cup ice cubes
- Seltzer water (optional)
Combine sugar, water and mint leaves in a small saucepan.
Bring to a simmer and stir until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat and let cool.
Strain mint syrup into a tall pitcher. Stir in lemon juice and water.
Fill 4 tall glasses with ice cubes and top with one-fourth of the blueberries.
Add mint lemonade and top with seltzer water, if desired.
Lighten Up Tip : Lighten up the recipe by substituting sugar-free sweetener in place of sugar.
Blueberry Mint Lemonade recipe courtesy of Driscoll's, Photograph courtesy of Driscoll's. Copyright 2011. All rights reserved.


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Writers for "Criminal Minds" love to throw twists into the plot and "Persuasion" was no exception. Airing on Wednesday, March 5, the show brought the team to Las Vegas to investigate the deaths of two women who were drowned and whose bodies were later dumped in the desert.
"Persuasion" opened in a diner in Sin City, where a young drifter came in looking for a job, but then tried to pickpocket another customer. Marvin, another diner, witnessed the attempt and offered the novice some advice on how to lift a wallet successfully. Finn accompanied the master of deception to the underground abode he shares with other grifters, and was introduced to the life of a "strip miner". Marvin told him of his plan to save enough money to rent a grand locale to stage his comeback as a renowned magician.
Cesar, who governs the clan in the name of an unseen man referred to as "doctor", demands a percentage of the take each week on tax day. Anyone withholding money or being otherwise deceptive meets an untimely death, which was the fate of the two women found dead in the desert.
Finn had actually come to Las Vegas to find his sister, who disappeared after telling him that she was going to work for a magician.
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A female reporter who tried to infiltrate the group to scoop a story was reported missing, and autopsy revealed that the water that drowned the two earlier victims came from an underground source, which led the BAU to the tunnels beneath the city. When a third body discovered in the city was found to be related to the case, it allowed the team to narrow down the location of the den of thieves. Questioning of tunnel residents led them to Cesar, who had a criminal record but didn't appear to fit the profile of the unsub. The man referred to the mysterious "doctor" during interrogation, and Spencer gained Cesar's trust by saying that he also works for the doctor, thereby able to extract more clues as to his identity.
Those clues and Dr. Reid's genius and knowledge of the city alert them that the man they're looking for is Marvin Caul, a magician who missed out on the big-time. The man who had been befriended Finn was the unsub.
Finn had fought earlier with Cesar when he tried to kill the woman after finding out that she was a reporter. He was able to escape the tunnels with the injured woman, while Marvin tried to convince him that he needed to kill her to save their lifestyle and livelihood. Finn refused, and after recalling that Marvin wasn't present when Cesar demanded the weekly payment from the others, he realized that the magician was the "doctor", and also the man his sister had referred to. Just as Finn pulled a gun on him, enter the BAU, who talked him down by fabricating a story that his sister had been found dead elsewhere of causes unrelated to this case. The power of persuasion indeed.
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- Bishop, newest probie on 'NCIS', causes fan upset
- Celebrity and pro dance partners revealed for 'Dancing With the Stars' season 18
- 'Criminal Minds': The Gathering recap/spoiler
- 'Criminal Minds: Magnum Opus'; Exsanguinating circumstances (recap/spoiler)
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St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Cathedral
An Earthquake Survivor
660 California St
San Francisco, CA 94108
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Located near Chinatown and Nob Hill, this San Francisco landmark was the first Archdiocese in the city, a distinction it held until 1891, when a new cathedral was constructed. Since its construction in 1854, it has been witness to the boom times after Sutter's mill and the '49ers, the great San Francisco earthquake of 1906, the World Wars, and the development of San Francisco's economy and society to where it is today. Despite being relatively unscathed by the 1906 earthquake, the raging fires that burned through the city tore through the insides of Old St. Mary's. The church was rebuilt and today, it is a treasured piece of history, well worth admiring. An unforgettable phrase under the clock tower advises parishioners, "Sons Observe the Time and Fly From Evil."
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Mark Whipple Quotes From MAC Weekly Teleconference (Sept. 15)
Football Hosts First-Ever SEC Opponent As Vanderbilt Comes To Gillette
Minutemen and Commodores set for nationally televised game.
Shoop left to become the defensive coordinator at William & Mary in 2007
Former Columbia head coach Bob Shoop joined the UMass staff in 2006 to serve as defensive backs coach with the Minutemen. He is reunited with UMass head coach Don Brown, who coached him as a player at Yale in 1987 and 1988.
Shoop ran the Columbia football program for three seasons and 20 All-Ivy League selections in his time. The Lions posted a 7-23 record in his three seasons, but had some highlights during his time. In 2005, he led the program to its first 2-0 start since 1996 and just the third time in 50 years.
In his first season with the Lions (2003), he led Columbia to a 4-6 record, its best since 1998, that included victories over Princeton and Harvard for the first time in the same season since 1978, and league victories in two of the Lions' last three games.
Prior to Columbia, he served as defensive secondary coach at Boston College for four years (1999-2002). Shoop played a major role in the Eagles' recent success, including a bowl victory in each of his four seasons. Shoop's secondary was a key cog in BC's 9-4 record and Motor City Bowl Championship in 2002. The Eagles ranked 13th in the nation in passing defense and 17th in pass efficiency defense.
Shoop boasts significant Ivy League experience as an assistant coach at Yale (1989 and 1994-96) under legendary Hall of Fame coach Carmen Cozza. He also has served stints as an assistant coach at Army (1998), Villanova, where he was defensive coordinator for the 12-1 1997 squad, and Northeastern (1991-93).
Shoop also brings experience as an Ivy League student-athlete to the Lions' locker room. As a former wide receiver at Yale, he earned honorable mention All-Ivy accolades in 1987. He was recognized with Yale Football's prestigious Robert Gardner Anderson Memorial Award for team spirit, dedication and leadership. Shoop also captained the Bulldog baseball team for which he earned four letters. He twice earned the Ducky Pond Award as the team's most outstanding pitcher.
He earned his Bachelor of Arts in economics from Yale in 1988.
Shoop hails from Oakmont, Pa., a suburb of Pittsburgh. He and his wife, Maura, have two children, Tyler and Jay. His brother John is the tight ends coach for the Oakland Raiders.
Shoop's Collegiate Coaching File Years School Assignment 1989 Yale Offensive Assistant Coach 1990 Virginia Offensive Graduate Assistant 1991-93 Northeastern Defensive Backs/Special Teams Coordinator 1994-96 Yale Defensive Coordinator/Special Teams Coord./Recruting Coord. 1997 Villanova Defensive Coordinator 1998 Army Defensive Backs 1999-2002 Boston College Defensive Backs 2003-05 Columbia Head Coach 2006 UMass Defensive Backs
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Penn State delivers continuing education for health care professionals who are preparing to become personal care home administrators and/or administrators and direct-care staff who must meet continuing education requirements.
This program addresses issues surrounding personal care homes as well as the responsibility to provide safe, humane, comfortable, and supportive residential settings for adults who don't require the services in or of a licensed, long-term care facility, but do require assistance or supervision with daily living activities and other physical and mental life skills.
All individuals who completed the 100-hour standardized department-approved administrator training course after January 31, 2009, must successfully complete the orientation program for new administrators and a competency test with a passing score in accordance with 55 Pa.Code § 2600.64(a)(3) (relating to administrator training and orientation).
In addition, current administrators must complete at least 24 hours of training related to job duties. All direct-care staff must complete 12 hours of training.
You may register for the entire program for a total cost of $1,159, or you may choose to take classes as needed. These courses can be taken as part of the required 24-hour continuing education credits.
Penn State is an approved provider through the Department of Public Welfare under the Personal Care Homes Licensing Regulations as of April 23, 2005, published in 55 Pa. Code Chapter 2600 (35 Pa.B.2499).
DPW Information
Register for the March 25 PCHA orientation here.
Here is the link to the PA Dept. of Public Welfare's PCHA Orientation training schedule:
This free 6 hour class that must be attended before, during, or after the 100-Hour Training and exam, and must be completed before you begin acting in the capacity of a Personal Care Home Administrator. It is a very useful program. You must register for the program. There is no charge for the orientation. If you are interested please register-they do fill up.
Courses and Tuition
The Personal Home Care Administrator Training consists of 19 courses that vary in length from 2 to 9 hours. Tuition is $1159* and includes all course materials and the exam.
Tuition: $1159*
*If you have valid CPR and First Aid Training certification cards you do not need to take the First Aid and CPR class offered. Please note that on-line CPR or First Aid training is not accepted for this class*. Your First Aid and CPR must be taken in a live class.
Payments can be made with Visa, MasterCard, money orders, cashier checks, or checks.
*CPR & First Aid Training card copies are due the first night of class.
PCHA Exam
The exam will be scheduled at the end of the series.
Who should attend?
Aspiring personal care home administrators, nurses, caregivers, and health care professionals can complete the State Department of Public Welfare's 100-hour standardized training program at Penn State Greater Allegheny
· An associate degree or 60 credit hours from an accredited college or university
· A license as a registered nurse from the Pennsylvania Department of State
· A license as a licensed practical nurse from the Pennsylvania Department of State & 1 year experience in a related field.
· A license as a nursing home administrator from the Pennsylvania Department of State.
· For a home serving 8 or fewer residents, a general education development diploma or high school diploma and 2 years direct care or administrative experience in the human services field.
Courses in the PCHA 100-Hour Training
· Fire Prevention and Emergency Preparedness- 4 hours
· Medication Procedures, Medication Effects/Side Effects and Standard Precautions-7 hours
· Personal Care Services and Personal Hygiene-9 hours
· Local, State, and Federal Law and Regulations Pertaining to the Operation of a Home-2 hours
· Nutrition, Food Handling and Sanitation-7 hours
· Certification in CPR and Obstructed Airway Techniques and First Aid Training-7 hours**
· Recreation-4 hours
· Resident Rights-3 hours
· Care for Residents with Mental Illness-9 hours
· Care of Residents with Dementia, Cognitive Impairments and Other Special Needs-8 hours
· Care for Residents Who Have Developmental Disabilities-2 hours
· Gerontology-6 hours
· Community Resources, Social Services and Activities in the Community-4 hours
· Staff Supervision and Staff Person Training Including Developing Orientation and Training Guidelines for Staff-8 hours
· Budgeting, Financial Recordkeeping and Resident Records-4 hours
· Writing, Completing and Implementing Initial Assessments, Annual Assessments and Support Plans-5 hours
· Resident Home Contracts-2 hours
· Abuse and Neglect Prevention and Reporting-6 hours
· Cultural Competency-3 hours
**Individuals who have a valid certification in Adult CPR are exempt from the required training hours to complete Adult CPR training. Individuals who have a valid certification in First Aid are exempt from the required training hours to complete First Aid training. If an individual completes training receives the certification in less than the minimum number of required training hours they are exempt from the remaining number of hours to complete this section of the training requirements. A individual wishing to use their certification in place of taking this course will need to show the valid certification(s) to Penn State staff and a copy will be kept on file.
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Do you think Undertaker "phoned in" his promo on this week's WWE Raw? It seemed rushed and didn't have that chilling quality we're used to seeing him he speaks.
The Undertaker didn't come off good on the mic on this week's episode of WWE Raw. I actually thought the entire show was very weak with the exception of the triple-threat match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship. I obviously can't explain why Undertaker was off but I've included the segment below so readers can post their reactions in the comments section.
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What do you think about the new guys coming in and getting a spot in Wrestlemania over other guys? The Shield is good, but I'm sure there are people angry that they are got a spot. Big E just seems like he got lucky and didn't earn it.
A lot has been written and discussed about this year's Wrestlemania but I think this is the first concern someone has had about WWE using too much new talent. It's absolutely essential that WWE utilize some up and comers with Wrestlemania 29 being so heavy on part-time talent. We've seen hotshot booking get WWE in trouble time and time again and I'm all for the inclusion of The Shield, Big E Langston, Dolph Ziggler and any other names they can sneak on the card. I'm actually hoping Chris Jericho can get the best out of Fandango, assuming the match makes the show.
Will Bully Ray be forced to vacate the TNA Championship due to his homophobic slur?
I don't see TNA blowing up creative plans because of Bully Ray's rant laced with homophobic slurs. I also don't want it to seem like I'm glossing over this. Bully's comments were not right and shouldn't be used in any situation but he was working when he made the comments. Bully apologized and Dixie Carter seemed to incorporate her storyline disdain for Aces and Eights with her apology. I look at this situation in detail in a new article posted here on TNANews.com. I humbly seek your input on this issue.
What happened with Jack Swagger's court date that was scheduled for March 12th?
Jack Swagger's plea date for his February arrest was March 12, 2013 in Biloxi, Mississippi. Swagger postponed the date as he had to work last week's Smackdown taping in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I'm told Vince McMahon told Swagger to push the date back and WWE was treating him as innocent until proven guilty.
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Recently we've had the pleasure to be working with the good people over at Sound Approach. We were approached to help by Sound Approach and Paul Morton to help them fulfil a ambition they'd had for quite awhile. To share, spread and inform people about the joys of Birding in Dorset.
Poole harbour and in particular Brownsea Lagoon is an area of unrivalled natural beauty and bird life. What Sound Approach and Paul Morton wanted to do was to share this privileged and exclusive environment with everyone, via their wonderful website and a live webcam.
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Parker Proud After CNFRCasper College Rodeo Coach, Tom Parker stopped by to share his opinion on how his team did overall at CNFR. Parker says he is proud of his team, and excited to see where his seniors will go next.
CC Freshman Zach Phillips placed 9th overall for his performance in Bareback Riding and Saddle Bronc Riding.
The CC Men's Team took 25th overall.
Parker says he is looking forward to next year, and hoping for the CC team to make it to CNFR for a 3rd consecutive year.


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Artcenter Traverse City and the Botanic Garden at the Historic Barns Park invite artists to celebrate art in the unique setting and context of the community educational garden in Traverse City, Michigan.
The theme for the show is a liberal and open representation of art and the garden. An artist can present art based on generic garden themes or those specific to the site of the new botanic garden on the property of the old State Hospital in Traverse City, now part of the Historic Barns Park project.
From meditation labyrinths to Japanese stone gardens, plants and gardens play an important part in our well-being. A garden might serve as a tranquil retreat or private escape from the demands of everyday life. The beauty of flowers can lift spirits, while pulling weeds can be a great release for stress and excess energy. Watching a butterfly or frog may be a reminder of cycles in nature. For centuries, human beings have found ways to relate to nature. For this exhibition, we want your unique take on the theme of gardens to share representations, abstractions, feelings, or moods. Whatever you choose, make sure you give it your own fresh perspective.
January 22- May 5 Entries accepted via email: email@example.com
May 12 Notification of acceptance or decline, sent by email
June 2 – 3 Delivery of works to Botanic Garden Visitor Center, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
June 4 – 5 "Celebrating Spring Flora: A Plein Air Approach" workshop with Robert Fionda
June 6 Reception and awards presentation, 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (awards at 6:30)
June 6 – 28 Exhibition of "Art and the Garden"
June 14 Plein Aire Paint Out, 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
June 29-30 Pickup works, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.*
*Works not picked up by 4:00 p.m. on June 30 will be treated as unrestricted gifts to Artcenter Traverse City, unless a prior arrangement has been made. No agents may pick up an artist's work without the written consent of the artist.
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Rumored sweethearts Sarah Geronimo and Matteo Guidicelli, two of the most well-loved celebrities in the country, are using their official social media accounts wisely. As of this evening, Jan. 10, 2014 (Philippine time), the very blessed and luckiest man in the industry has 906,274 Twitter followers and still counting.
Matteo is one of the responsible social media users in the industry. During the calamities, he posted some important photos and announcements on his Instagram and Twitter accounts just to encourage his followers to donate for the victims of super typhoon Yolanda in the Visayas region aside from his daily activities that keep his supporters updated.
Sometimes, he uses Twitter and Instagram to express his feelings for an unknown person. "This is a dream come true," Matteo posted on Twitter last year. According to some observers, he was talking about his romantic ties with the very beautiful and ultimate girlfriend material Sarah Geronimo, but despite the fans' request to confirm or reveal his relationship with Sarah, Matteo remained silent.
He chose not to talk about his romantic relationship with Sarah Geronimo instead of giving explanation to his supporters and bashers online. On the other hand, Sarah Geronimo is doing the same thing. She is still keeping her silence when it comes to heart matters even though she has the opportunity to say something about Matteo on Twitter.
As of this evening, (Philippine time), the pop princess has 303,058 Twitter followers, but like what she said in her previous interviews, she did not created her account for fun, she created it to let her followers know her activities in the industry.
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What say you guys? I'm praying that it is longer then EOTS, which wouldn't be hard to do. lol
Expectations for Friend of the People
What say you guys? I'm praying that it is longer then EOTS, which wouldn't be hard to do. lol
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imo, Lupe's mixtapes are better then his albums are so. If anything, I should be more excited about this then even Lasers.
A mixtape is no album.. That being said my expectations are at a low if anything... If it's good, then I'll be pumped for the next project (which should finally be the album)... if it's not well done... well then it's whatever, I mean if I don't expect anything there's not much to lose, right?
The next mixtape will be huge for Lupe becuase it will affect the outcome of his album. So if the mixtapes good a lot of people are going to look forward to buying the album.
I'm keeping expectations nonexistent for this one. it's supposedly gonna be the one he's actually trying on so, It's gonna make or break my perception of Lu's current / future projects. As I've been disappointed for a while now. So we'll see. I'm remaining completely open minded for this one though.


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A Texas-sized logo for Texas A&M – Commerce. In fact, it's the largest logo in history, and it was prefabricated into the field prior to delivery. Only possible with AstroTurf. Check out the time lapse video of the field installation:
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Wow this logo has a wow factor…looking forward to many wows this fall.
Good to see Lion Pride being restored right before our eyes.
Thanks Coach for the new field and Pride.


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Yoga Challenge Day 1 & Attitude
Sunday, March 03, 2013
I decided to get into a Yoga routine again in my efforts to jump start everything again.
I did yoga about two years ago. I took a class and then I completed the challenge. I think the last challenge was a little longer though.
So I'm using Yoga Journal, and the 21 day challenge. You can select beginner or intermediate. The website is here:
I am doing the beginner one again. I started day 1 today!
It was pretty easy. I like to do yoga in the morning for a good stretch. Lately my back has been bothering me so I hope this will help some. Sitting on the computer all day and night for work certainly works against me!
Day 1 was simple, like I said. It was about 22 minutes long.
I dug out my yoga mat and cleaned in so it felt like a nice, fresh start. Speaking of yoga mats, I found this super cute one with white dragonflies. It's helpful to have something that looks fresh or relaxing.
I try to pick fun colors or colors that remind me of something "fresh." Like my Fitbit. I was going to get the green one because it looked like a Granny Smith Apple. Something fresh, healthy, and springy.
I ended up with the pink one but it's bright and cheery.
This may sound weird. But think about it, when you get a new outfit to workout in, you feel refreshed and ready to go, don't you?
We often wear a lot of black, especially for the slimming effect. But I would encourage you all to try more colors. It helps you feel more energized, at least when you put it on. People will notice that you look "brighter" or "cheerier" which will invoke conversation and help you to change your attitude too.
As I type this I am remembering all this. Since I've put on a bit more weight again, I've moved away from this attitude myself. I'm going to try and break that again.
For example, I started a Zumba class 3 weeks ago.
I wanted to get a new top, a sleeveless, cool, movable one. So I went to Old Navy. I typically like their workout clothes because they're not expensive and they're pretty comfortable. I got this one top that looked Zumba appropriate to me. They had it in bright pink/orange, black, purple, blue. I have the pink/orange one that I got last summer when I was playing tennis.
So I was between the black and purple. I ended up with the purple! Now at Zumba I don't look like the "black blob" in the back of the class. I feel more fun, if you will.
Anyway, enough about that!
I don't think Fitbit cares too much about yoga. It was sticking its tongue out at me even after I finished.
That's its way of saying that you're not being active. But that's ok. I know it's just looking at step movement, and there's really not much of that in yoga.
But I feel good about it and I'm glad I did it.
In other news, I made the family my special vanilla-orange-almond waffles.
... but, I burnt my own.
Waiting for my wonderful boyfriend to come over. Moody-me needs to make up for last night with my homemade crepes and cappuccino tonight!
Trying to get tracking my food again.
By the way, I just ordered the new Spark book!
It comes with two free DVDs and SparkCoach membership.
It comes out May 7th. You get the bonuses if you pre-order. It is currently on sale on the Barns and Noble website.
Signing off, I hope everyone has a beautiful Sunday!
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Cycling Nano -Some help
Hello, I was told to come join this forum because there is good advice given here. I have a 1.5 gallon nano I'm attempting to set up, it will eventually just be for a couple of shrimps and maybe mystery snail. The tank gets natural sunlight from my window and 2 hr of 40W desk light at night. Right now I'm in the cycling stage.
In the tank I have guppy grass, hornwort, duckweed, loads of water lettuce and a floating plant with round leaves (not sure what it is) I got from a established tank. Its pretty packed since I read shrimp love plants.
I am using pure ammonia and dosed the tank to around 3ppm.
However, it appears the plants are just sucking up the ammonia. Within a day, my ammonia read 1ppm and than within other it became 0.25ppm. However, I have no nitrite or nitrate output. So I re-dosed it to 5ppm yesterday and today its 3ppm, but again, no nitrite or nitrate at all...
I'm not sure if the tank is partially cycled and the bacteria is actually converting to nitrate and the plants just been adsorbing it completely or if the plants are actually absorbing the ammonia and the tank is not cycled.
Some help with this? Should I keep adding ammonia and hope for some signs of nitrite/nitrate? Should I remove the plants and try to cycle without them? :confused:
I will say that my duckweed seems to double in numbers everyday....
Thanks for any advice. :biggrin:
If you have that many plants, and your bioload is that small, you probably don't need to cycle at all. It sounds like the plants can handle it, and the bacteria will show up eventually.
I would do a water change to drop the ammonia back to 0, stop dosing, and stock it!
Nope.. Nope.. Nope.. Every tank needs a cycle to be healthy.
You should eventually see nitrates. I see them in my 3gal with tons of moss and floaters.
All in all, you need to keep working so that your dose of ammonia is gone in 24 hours.
I don't know, I'm a believer in the silent cycle if the tank is heavily planted.
Based on the plant list, the really low bio load, and the tank size, I don't think a silent cycle is immediately out of the question.
Do you know how big mystery snails get and how much they poop?
I am a believer in adding ramshorn snails, cycling, testing then planting and waiting before adding shrimp.
It is tried and true. Won't fail anybody.
id keep cycling it. as a fellow newby to the aquarium world (specifically planted) i cycled my 2.5g for a month. Only really bc I way over dosed ammonia on accident the first time i added it and it leached into the substate and took this long to fully disapate. However now that i stocked it with fish and shrimp all of my levels stay at zero, even nitrates after a week without a water change (need more fish! lol)
But the cycling time gave my plants time to root, some parts died off and grew back even stronger and greener.
IMO its worth the wait for the piece of mind, plus it makes you that much happier to finally have things moving around in the tank once you do actually stock it.
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