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EDMONTON - If the first few days of free agency are like speed-dating, Kevin Lowe knows now that some players he wanted were only flirting with the Oilers.
Especially Michael Nylander, who appeared to have signed with the franchise on Sunday but then ended up with Washington on Monday.
Lowe said on Wednesday that he also went after Paul Kariya, pitching the Nashville winger on playing on a Canadian team for the first time in his career, but he signed for three years and $18 million US in St. Louis. Also on Lowe's list was Atlanta's Slava Kozlov, but the Russian forward is apparently building a big house in Georgia and one of his children is a rising tennis star.
A frustrated Lowe says the Oilers are thinking of hiring a "concierge" to look after player needs in the future, but he can't understand why free agents won't sign here.
He acknowledges the travel out west is harder than in the east, but he says a third of the league's teams travelled more miles than the Oilers last year. He also knows some players don't want to play in Canada.
At this point, Lowe's Plan B could be to go after other teams' Group 2 free agents with offer sheets, like 43-goal scorer Thomas Vanek or big winger Dustin Penner or centre Zach Parise, all young kids with huge upside.
The Sabres, Ducks and Devils could all match an Oilers offer in the $4-million to $6-million-US-a-year range, but giving up draft picks as compensation would be an easy trade-off for a team that has got lots of them.
Lowe has also had Boston right-winger Glen Murray, who has two years left at $4.15 million US, in his sights for some time. But he was after free agents this week and he had the green light from his owners to spend. He only had about $28 million US committed to players for this season going into the free-agent frenzy, which left him around $20 million to spend on this upcoming year. But he got shut out.
"I wasn't trying to spend the money for a bunch of over-the-hill guys, guys looking to grab one more paycheque," said Lowe, who had a game plan. "It wasn't like we didn't want to spend the money. It's the first time we've ever been in the high-end market. We're in the win-now mode ... we really are, but it didn't work (free agency)."
Lowe did want Ryan Smyth after trading him to Long Island Feb. 27 because they couldn't agree on a five-year deal. He says he made a call to agent Don Meehan early in the free-agent proceedings Sunday, but Smyth opted for Colorado.
"Now we've got a different budget and a different salary cap (up from $44 million last year to $50.3 million this season)," said Lowe, admitting he hadn't read the tea leaves well enough to know how high it would jump. If he'd known in February what he knows now, he said Smyth probably wouldn't have gotten away.
Now, there's not much left to go after.
Lowe has not said if he would go after a Group 2 free agent, but he's probably not going to leave any stone unturned.
"As the general manager of a team, I have to utilize all the possible tools I have," said Lowe.
In the past, teams have been leery of offering Group 2 free agents contracts because they were worried it would come back to bite them later if a team went after one of their own young players. But there's a more relaxed sentiment in the league now.
There was an uproar last summer when former Philadelphia GM Bobby Clarke put in a $1.9-million US offer sheet for Vancouver centre Ryan Kesler, which seemed underhanded. But with the movement of players, the restrictions of the salary cap and the competitive zeal to win games, that's no longer the case. Clarke was willing to give up a
second-round draft pick as compensation for Kesler, but the Canucks, angered by the Flyers move, matched it for the hard-nosed role player.
That could change his summer, however.
Vanek, an Austrian winger who spent a winter playing in Lacombe, is one of the NHL's best snipers. Penner played on the Ducks' second line in their Stanley Cup march.
Parise, who will likely take over for the departed Scott Gomez as the Devils' No. 1 centre, was overlooked by the Oilers in the 2003 draft.
Lowe has two first-round draft picks next year -- his own and Anaheim's. He also has an extra third-rounder from the Flyers in 2008 as part of the recent Joni Pitkanen trade. If Lowe makes a pitch for a hotshot like Vanek for $5.5 million US, he'd have the first-rounder and a third-rounder to surrender next year as part of the overall compensation package. He also has lots of young players like Andrew Cogliano, Sam Gagner and Rob Schremp coming to fill holes left by giving up drafts.


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Tcheneavia "Coco" Knight and LaKyesha Stennis set to join Crimson Tide for 2016-17 season
A Foster Auditorium record crowd of 3,732 was on hand Sunday for the Tide victory
Crimson Tide's relentless defense leads to victory over the visiting Lady Tigers
Crimson Tide moves to 9-2 on the season with the loss
Alabama moves to 9-1 on the season and 7-0 at home with the win
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In 2013-14, the Tide won seven Southeastern Conference games marking the most since the 2001-02 season. Included in those wins was the first in Lexington against Kentucky since 2002, the first against Georgia since 2004, snapping a 23-game losing streak to the Lady Bulldogs, and the first in program history at Vanderbilt's Memorial Gym.
Last season, the Tide reached double-digit wins in non-conference play for the first time since 2010, which included a victory over 12th-ranked Nebraska.
Overall, Alabama has won 27 games under Curry in her first two seasons at the Capstone bringing her overall coaching record to 336-184 (.646) in 16 seasons.
Home-game attendance has increased significantly in Curry's first two seasons as well as season ticket sales have gone up 53 percent since she took over at UA. Foster Auditorium drew a crowd of 2,678 for its win over Georgia on Jan. 26, 2014, setting a new record attendance for women's basketball in the historic building. Fans then answered the call to top that number the next week against Tennessee, and would set another record as 3,002 packed into Foster to watch the Tide and Lady Vols. The record was broken, yet again, last season when 3,133 were on hand for the Mississippi State game. Alabama's average attendance has continued to grow and is up an average of 1,405 per game since Curry's arrival (1,145 in 2012-13; 1,992 in 2013-14; 2,550 in 2014-15).
Another area that has seen dramatic improvement is the team's involvement in community service. The Tide has taken part in several activities throughout local communities and established its Community Caravan, which is now in its second season. The Tide has visited and worked with several local organizations and groups such as Habitat for Humanity, Walk to End Alzheimer's, Hoops for Heart at Huntington Place Elementary School, Upward Basketball, MDA Lock-Up, playing games and serving dessert to the residents of Capstone Village Retirement Community, making gingerbread houses with the students of the CrossingPoints transition program, Project Angel Tree and the program's annual 5th Grade Fastbreak. The team was recognized for its efforts during the athletic department's 2013-14 year-end banquet as the women's team with the most service hours throughout the year.
Curry also received a special honor of her own at the 2014 Women's Basketball Coaches' Association Convention in Nashville, Tenn., as she was awarded the Kay Yow Heart of a Coach Award, presented by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The award, established in 2008 to honor the late Kay Yow, recognizes a basketball coach who has coached according to Biblical principles, and to the heart, body and mind of the athlete.
Prior to arriving at The Capstone, Curry spent seven seasons at the helm of the Texas Tech Lady Raider basketball program where she compiled a record of 130-98 (570). She guided the Lady Raiders to a 21-11 record in 2012-13 and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years.
In her final season in Lubbock, senior guards Monique Smalls, Casey Morris and Chynna Brown picked up All-Big 12 Conference Team honors in 2012-13, led by Brown as a first team selection. Tech was the only Big 12 team to have all three starting backcourt members named to the all-conference team.
In addition to her time on the court, Curry has spent time off the court contributing on several national and regional committees. She currently is a member of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, serving on the Defensive Player of the Year Award committee and is also a member of the USA Today Sports Board of Coaches that votes on the NCAA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll.
After establishing herself as one of the most successful women's basketball coaches in Purdue history, where she coached from 1999-2006, Curry took over the reins of the tradition-rich program at Texas Tech on March 30, 2006.
On Nov. 23, 2007, Curry added another milestone to her resume as she captured her 200th career win in a 78-56 victory over Kennesaw State during the Basketball Travelers Classic in Lubbock. That 2007-08 season also saw the Lady Raiders return to postseason play, as they competed in the Postseason WNIT.
In her first stint as a head coach, Curry was hired at Purdue in April of 1999, becoming the first women's basketball coach in NCAA history to inherit a national championship-winning team. She led her first squad to four-straight wins in the 1999-2000 season, extending Purdue's school-record win streak to 34 consecutive games, a mark that ranks sixth in NCAA history.
In her seven years at the helm of the Boilermakers, Curry compiled a record of 179-51 (.778) and was 86-26 (.768) in Big Ten Conference games. Curry's teams won two Big Ten regular-season (2001, `02) and three Big Ten Tournament (2000, `03, `04) championships. She also guided her teams to seven NCAA Tournament appearances, including the Final Four and championship game in 2001. Curry became only the second coach in NCAA history to guide her team to the NCAA championship game in her second year as a head coach.
In her fourth season at Purdue, Curry collected her 100th career coaching win with a 74-48 victory against Indiana on Feb. 27, 2003. Curry needed only 126 games to reach that milestone, getting there faster than any coach in Purdue history. Curry also recorded her 100th victory quicker than coaching icons such as Pat Summitt of Tennessee, Geno Auriemma of Connecticut, Tara VanDerveer of Stanford and Jody Conradt of Texas.
Not only did Curry have successful teams, but she also had coached some very successful student-athletes in West Lafayette. Under Curry's leadership at Purdue, Katie Douglas became the third player in Big Ten history, and the first Purdue player, to earn two Kodak All-America honors (2000, 2001). Douglas was the 2000 and 2001 Big Ten Player of the Year and was named the 2001 Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year. A two-time All-Big Ten pick, Douglas is one of six Purdue players from the Curry era to earn first team all-conference honors.
Shereka Wright, an assistant on Curry's staff at Texas Tech and now an assistant at Alabama, was the 2000 USA TODAY and Gatorade High School Player of the Year out of Copperas Cove, Texas, and finished her four-year career under Curry as Purdue's second all-time leading scorer. Following her senior season, in which she led the Big Ten in scoring during conference games, Wright earned first-team honors on the inaugural Wooden Women's All-America Team. Lubbock native Erika Valek, a four-year starting point guard for the Boilermakers, capped her career by receiving the 2004 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award as the nation's top player under 5-foot-8.
The on-court success of Curry's teams has carried over into the classroom as well. Curry has coached several all-conference, all-academic and All-America players over the span of 16 successful seasons, including eight Southeastern Conference honor roll recipients in 2014 and nine in 2015. In seven years at Texas Tech, her student-athletes received Academic All-Big 12 honors 13 times and were named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District team five times. Curry's student-athletes received Academic All-Big Ten distinction 24 times during her career at Purdue. Every Boilermaker who finished her playing career at Purdue during Curry's tenure went on to graduate.
Curry began coaching in her home state of Louisiana, as she started at the prep level as a head coach at Weston (1988-90) and Mansfield (1990-91) high schools. From there, Curry quickly moved to the college ranks as an assistant at Tulane for two seasons (1991-93). She then spent a year at Stephen F. Austin (1993-94) before moving on to Texas A&M for the next two seasons (1994-96).
Curry later returned to the state of Louisiana to be an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech for Hall of Famer Leon Barmore, during three seasons from 1996-99. In 1996-97, Louisiana Tech went 31-4 and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. The Lady Techsters then posted another 31-4 record in 1997-98 and finished as the NCAA runner-up. In Curry's final season in Ruston, Louisiana Tech went 30-3 and advanced to the NCAA Final Four.
Off the court, Curry has placed a high priority on giving back to the community. She has been heavily involved with several organizations, including: the American Cancer Society Coaches vs. Cancer, Joe Arrington Cancer Center, Junior League, of Lubbock, Salvation Army, South Plains Food Bank, Women's Protective Services, Komen for the Cure, Ronald McDonald House, UMC Children's Center, AMBUC's of Lubbock, Shoes for Orphan Souls, Toys for Tots, United Way, Girl Scouts and Habitat for Humanity.
A highly sought-after guest speaker, Curry was a keynote speaker for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal's "A Time for Women" event and has been a spokeswoman for the Muscular Dystrophy Association's "Aisles of Smiles." Curry also has made personal appearances for numerous fundraising events and has recorded several public service announcements.
A native of Olla, La., Curry graduated from LaSalle High School and then went on to earn her bachelor of science degree in health and physical education at Northeast Louisiana in 1988. She earned a master's degree in education at Stephen F. Austin in 1994.
Curry and her husband Kelly have two daughters, Kelsey and Kendall.
COACHING HIGHLIGHTS - Nine NCAA Tournament appearances - One NCAA Final Four - Two NCAA Elite Eights - Four NCAA Sweet 16s - Four Women's National Invitation Tournament appearances - Two Big Ten regular season titles - Nine 20-win seasons
COACHING TREE (All have either played for or were on staff) Kristin Drabyn – University of Indianapolis Head Coach Katrina Merriweather – Wright State University Head Coach Lindsay Wisdom Hylton – Purdue University Assistant Coach Kelly Komara – Purdue University Assistant Coach Katie Gearlds – Marian University Head Coach Brooke Stoehr – Louisiana Tech University Head Coach Lindsey Hicks – Louisiana Tech University Assistant Coach Shereka Wright – University of Alabama Assistant Coach Kerry Cremeans – University of Denver Head Coach Caleb Henson – Lubbock Christian University Assistant Coach Terry Nooner – University of Maryland Assistant Coach Christy Thomaskutty – Emory University Head Coach Alesha Robertson – Wayland Baptist Head Coach

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Sony Ericsson Vivaz (Kurara U5) gets official earlier than planned
We don't know when Sony Ericsson intended to announce the Sony Ericsson Kurara U5, but the smartphone has just been fully unveiled (with press shots and even a video preview), so it's safe to say that it's now official. The website that published all the info available below has almost immediately retracted the article, but the photos and details live on.
First of all, the new handset has been renamed – it's called Sony Ericsson Vivaz. However, it's got everything we've expected it to have since it was known as Kurara.
The Vivaz run Symbian touch and comes with a 640 x 360 pixels display, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.5mm headset jack, and an 8.1MP autofocus camera with LED flash and HD 720p video recording.
There will be no less than four color versions of the smartphone: Cosmic Black, Silver Moon, Venus Ruby and Galaxy Blue.
Sony Ericsson Vivaz should be available starting the next few months, for a price that will be announced later on.
Here's a video presentation of the Vivaz, watch while it's still online:
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What kind of person do you have to be in order to attend church?
If you were to ask most people what type of person God wanted to attend church, most would say a "good" person, meaning you have to be a good person before you can go to church in the first place. Even among those who could be persuaded that God wants bad people to go to church, would still make the excuse they have nothing to offer a bunch of good people.
The assumption is God only accepts people who are "good" or even "perfect" to serve Him.
This is the common way most people think about religion and attending church. Usually this is just an excuse and no amount of arguing will change a person's mind, but there are those who truly believe that God only wants good people to serve Him.
That should not surprise us, since the Jews of the first century held that same belief ... and Jesus condemned them for it. The Jewish converts to Christianity still had a problem worshipping with gentile believers. Paul had to write to address this issue, more than once, in his letters to them and even the apostle Peter had to be corrected in regards to his avoidance of gentile Christians.
Are you a dog? Have you ever thought of yourself in that way?
There was woman from Canaan who compared herself to a dog in Matthew 15:21-28, and Jesus compliments her for her faith, and even grants her request to heal her daughter.
Too often we feel that we are not good enough for anything, so why would God want us to serve Him? It is the compassion God shows for us that proves His love for us.
He gave His Son for sinners, and so sinners are the only people He wants to serve Him.
If you don't think you are a sinner, God does not want you. If you think you are a dog who is only worthy of the crumbs from the Lord, then come right in! He's more than willing to give you a place.


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ABOVE-GROUND POOL FENCING HELPS IMPROVE YOUR POOL'S SAFETY & PREVENTS ACCIDENTIAL DROWNINGS This solid 24" fencing helps to safely keep unwanted intruders out of the pool and keep toys and water games in. The rigid vinyl construction is maintenance-free, U.V.-protected, and can be mounted on any above-ground pool. Our mounting brackets are super-strong with rounded edges that easily attach to your pool's uprights. Installation is easy and our fencing can fits most pools. All pools required Base Kit A. See sizing chart below. Backed by a 5-Year Warranty.To estimate which kits you will need to enclose your pool you will need to count the "fence sections." One fence section equals the amount of fencing used to span between two pool uprights. Simply count the number of fence sections your pool requires and use our Fence Chart below to determine which kits to order. All fencing, fence posts, installation instructions, and required hardware is included. Fence sections are 60" long and are trimmed to make a universal fit.
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text: The Vigero is a muscle car in Grand Theft Auto IV. It resembles a 1967 Chevrolet Camaro (particularly the taillights) with some elements of a 1970 or 1971 Plymouth Barracuda (mainly on the end), the headlights might also be from a 1967 or '68 Pontiac Firebird. There is a "beater" form, which is often missing a front side panel, backfires and suffers performance and handling wise. The vehicle is manufactured by Declasse (GTA's version of Chevy) and the car bares a 'Super Sport' logo on the side, which is further evidence the car is based on a Camaro. The Vigero appears to have two engine choices, with some cars having one exhaust pipe and others having two, possibly being a V6 and V8 respectively. Overall, the Vigero performs well, with good speed and braking. Like other muscle cars in the game, the Vigero suffers from poor traction and is unstable in wet conditions.


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Learn how Mike Candrea and Tim Walton conduct their softball practices at Arizona and Florida. The following DVDs will show you specific drills each coach incorporates in practice and how they've developed a successful program.
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Mike Candrea is the Head Softball Coach at the University of Arizona who is currently ranked #2 in the USA Today/ NFCA Top 25. Candrea has guided the Wildcats to 8 NCAA Championships and was the 2004 and 2008 US Olympic Softball Coach.
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The second is the "rocker position" where the left foot is on the front of the bag and the right foot is behind the bag. This is a more traditional method and really relies on timing so you can gain momentum as the ball is released. The majority of his team relies on this position.
The one thing to note is that you shouldn't take too long of a first step. You want an explosive first step so don't extend too far as it will slow you up. Coach Walton's DVD can be found at: http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Softball/Dominating-the-Base-Paths_SD-03493D.html
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Tennis Announces 2013-2014 Schedule
Aug 28, 2013
AMHERST, Mass. - The UMass women's tennis team announced its 2013-14 schedule on Wednesday, August 28. The Minutewomen will host two matches in the fall season and seven in the spring under the direction of head coach Judy Dixon, who is in her 22nd season with UMass.
The team will open the year on Sept. 20-22 at the Brown Invitation in Providence, R.I., and will return home to host its first home match on Sept. 28 against Providence College.
The following week, the Minutewomen will host the University of Connecticut on Oct. 3 before traveling to Harvard for the ITA Northeast Regionals on Oct. 17-21.
The team will close its fall schedule at the Big Green Invitational from Nov. 1-3, hosted at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H.
UMass returns to action with back-to-back indoor matches at Ivy League opponents. The team faces off against Brown on Jan. 31 and travels to Boston, Mass., the following day for a meeting with Harvard on Feb. 1.
The Maroon and White then hosts four of its next five matches at home, beginning with Bryant University on Feb. 8 and Long Island University on Feb. 9. The following weekend, the Minutewomen face a busy schedule with three matches in as many days. The team hosts its third home match on Feb. 14 against Army, and travels to Southern University on Feb. 15 before returning to Amherst, Mass., on Feb. 16 for a contest against Boston College.
On Feb. 26, the Minutewomen travel to Hanover, N.H., for a second time to face off against Dartmouth following the Big Green Invitational hosted earlier in the fall season.
The Minutewomen play in their first conference matches when they travel to Fordham on Feb. 28 and George Washington on March 1. A week later, the team heads back to New York for an out-of-conference match-up against Columbia on Feb. 8.
During spring break (March 14-21) UMass travels to Charlestown, S.C., for a week of matches against Georgia Southern, the College of Charleston and Tulane.
UMass kicks off the month of April at Quinnipiac on April 2 and heads home to host two more matches. On April 4, the Minutewomen face their third Atlantic 10 Conference opponent, Saint Joseph's, then host Boston University the following day.
Dixon's squad hits the road for its final away contents on April 10 and 12, when they play Fairleigh Dickinson and Sacred Heart.
The regular season concludes with Senior Day on April 19, when UMass will host Rhode Island. The Atlantic 10 Championships, set in Cincinnati, Ohio, will follow on April 24-27.
Last season, the Minutewomen finished the year with a 16-6 overall record, including a 5-1 mark in conference and a 6-0 finish at home. The team won six of its final seven matches, as well as its final four of the regular season. UMass recorded 15-or-more wins for the third consecutive season, a first in program history.
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Dozens killed in Palestinian town; Netanyahu calls for demilitarizing Gaza
GAZA CITY (CNN) -- Hundreds of Palestinians fled in panic into Gaza City on Sunday as Israeli troops focused their firepower on the nearby town of Shaja'ia. The shelling and bombing killed at least 60 people and wounded 300, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.
In previous days, Israel warned residents to flee, through calls, text messages and dropping fliers that said "it is the intention of the IDF to carry out aerial strikes against terror sites and operatives" in the area. The fliers told people to head to Gaza City by Wednesday morning and not to return until further notice. The IDF posted an English translation of the fliers Sunday on Twitter.
Some residents said they had received the warnings but felt that even if they fled, they could face the same dangers in other parts of Gaza.
But the IDF said Hamas "ordered them to stay" and "put them in the line of fire."
More than 410 people in Gaza have died in the fighting between Israel and Hamas, Palestinian officials say.
Militants have launched about 300 rockets into Israel since the beginning of Israel's ground operation, the IDF said. More than 200 hit Israel, and 64 were taken out by the Iron Dome defense system.
On Saturday, a rocket killed an Israeli in Negev and wounded four others, including an infant, Israeli authorities said.
Two Israeli civilians have been killed by Hamas rocket or mortar fire in the past week's warfare. Five soldiers were killed and two were severely wounded.
The IDF is adding more troops to the incursion. It called up tens of thousands of reservists at the start of Operation Protective Edge to prepare for the ground operations.
Israel said it has struck "2,300 terror targets" in Gaza and found 13 tunnels the militants use for smuggling weapons.
Since beginning ground operations Thursday, Israel said, it has killed at least 70 terrorists and captured others.
Israel opening field hospital
Israel announced Sunday it would open a field hospital at the Erez Crossing to treat injured Palestinians. On Saturday, the defense forces delivered truckloads of medical supplies to Gaza.
Overnight, Hamas fired rockets from Shaja'ia toward Israel. The militant group also turned down an invitation by Egypt to talk about a cease-fire initiative that Cairo had proposed.
Fawzi Barhoum, a spokesman for Hamas, said on Aqsa TV on Saturday that there would be no truce or surrender while Israel is attacking.
Israel agreed to a two-hour cease-fire Sunday, at the request of the Red Cross, to allow Palestinian emergency medical workers to tend to the wounded and dead in Shaja'ia, the IDF said. But the fighting continued.
The IDF blamed Hamas, saying the militant group fired at Israeli ground forces.
Hamas blamed Israel, saying its forces shelled Shaja'ia, striking ambulances that tried to enter the area.
Netanyahu: Demilitarize Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the international community to "undertake a program to demilitarize Gaza" in the future.
The situation is "unacceptable" because of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, Netanyahu told CNN's Wolf Blitzer in an interview Sunday
"These people are the worst terrorists -- genocidal terrorists. They call for the destruction of Israel and they call for the killing of every Jew, wherever they can find them."
Hamas fighters in Gaza "don't care" about the dying people around them, Netanyahu said.
Israel has enabled the shipment of concrete into Gaza for buildings, hospitals, and schools, but the militants use hundreds of tons of it for each tunnel, Netanyahu said.
Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri, speaking to Al-Jazeera, said Israel committed "a crime against humanity," and that most of those killed in Shaja'ia were women and children. "Our people will not sit idle in front of this brutal aggression."
He called on the Palestinian Authority, in the West Bank, to "stop its security coordination with the occupation" and to "stop suppressing the demonstrations in the West Bank." He also said "the Arab world should not sit idle."
In stricken town, bodies in streets
In Shaja'ia, bodies lay in streets beside gashes blasted into apartment buildings, said people who had escaped the violence.
A towering column of black smoke rose over the town, and video showed a helicopter gunship overhead. Ambulances rushed up to take the wounded to hospitals, where moments later, they were rolled into triage.
Many of the wounded were hit inside their homes, the Gaza Health Ministry said. Incoming rounds struck some ambulances and hindered paramedics from picking up some of the injured.
One paramedic died in the shelling, Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Dr. Ashraf al-Qedra said on Hamas-run Aqsa TV. He said injured people were waiting on hospital floors and in hallways for treatment.
On the Israeli side of the border, the sound of outgoing artillery fire thundered every few seconds, as tanks and other military vehicles gathered for a potentially larger incursion.
The IDF is adding more troops to the ground incursion it began
on Thursday, after more than a week of airstrikes.
The Israeli government has repeatedly said that, unlike Palestinian militants, the IDF does not target civilians and works to avoid innocent casualties.
But in Gaza, one of the most densely populated areas on Earth, more than 70% of those killed in the hail of artillery and airstrikes have been civilians, according to the United Nations.
A fifth were children. More than 40% of Gaza's population is 14 years old or younger.
About 70,000 Palestinians have taken refuge in U.N. schools, Robert Turner, the director of U.N. efforts in Gaza, said Sunday. The United Nations has been investigating a cache of rockets used by militants found in a U.N. school.
Leaders from the United States and Europe last week expressed public support for Israel's right to defend itself against missiles from Gaza.
CNN's Ben Wedeman and Karl Penhaul reported from Gaza; CNN's Ben Brumfield and Josh Levs from Atlanta. CNN's Atika Shubert reported from Israel near Gaza. CNN's MIchael Martinez, Kareem Khadder, Ian Lee, Ali Younes, Ralph Ellis, Tim Lister, Samira Said, Michael Schwartz, Salma Abdelaziz and Tal Heinrich contributed to this report.
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Danica Patrick is expected to announce Thursday that she'll compete full-time in the Nationwide Series for JR Motorsports in 2012. A news conference is scheduled for noon ET in Phoenix, where GoDaddy.com is located. It's also possible that she could announce her part-time Sprint Cup Series schedule with Stewart-Haas Racing at the same news conference.
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A Utah jury deliberated for only two hours before finding a man guilty of killing a teenage babysitter then dumping her body in the woods. According to the prosecutors, after a night of sex between him, the baby sitter and his wife, the man gave the girl a lethal dose of drugs.
Eric Millerberg, 38, was convicted of child abuse homicide, unlawful sexual contact with a minor, obstruction of justice and desecration of a dead body in the murder of Alexis Rasmussen, 16, in 2011. Millerberg faces up to life in prison when he appears in court for sentencing on March 18, 2014.
The murder trial lasted three days with prosecutors presenting evidence from detectives, medical examiners, prisoners and Dea Millerberg, Eric Millerberg's wife. The testimony given explained how Millerberg injected Alexis Rasmussen with lethal doses of heroin and methamphetamine.
Police and Rasmussen's mother searched for her for over a month before her body was found. Prosecutors told the jurors that once Rasmussen was dead, Eric Millerberg and his wife transported her body and dumped it in the woods. They then proceeded to lie to police about her whereabouts.
Scott Rudd, Rasmussen's uncle said after the verdict was read, "We are extremely thrilled about it. It helps with a little closure, but the fact of the matter is we still don't have Lexi."
Weber County Attorney Dee Smith said, "It's [the verdict] not going to change what happened, it's not going to bring her back, but it's important for the family to know the person responsible is being held accountable and will spend a significant time in prison."
"Ordinary people don't inject little girls with heroin and methamphetamine. You don't have sex with 16 year-olds when you're a month away from turning 36. You don't look for dates with juniors in high school."
It is imperative for parents of teenage girls to know the people giving their children babysitting jobs. Protecting their children from predators is a vital job and one that shouldn't be taken lightly.
Dea Millerberg, 40, will go on trial on charges of desecration of a body in April.
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Washington, D.C. has many distinctions. It was created in 1790 by the signing of the "Residence Act," in which the U.S. Constitution outlined that a federal district, under the jurisdiction of the Congress and the District be created. It was decided that the location of such a district be located along the Potomac River on land donated by Virginia and Maryland, and named Washington, District of Columbia in honor of George Washington. Washington would not be located in any state in the U.S., and the land donated by Virginia would eventually be returned to Virginia.
Washington would serve as the single federal capital of the United States, but was threatened by the succession of the Confederate States of America in 1861. This succession resulted in the bloodiest war the country had ever known, and possibly would ever know. The U.S. capital city would not be spared in the scars of war. The war touched everyone and everything in this country, including Washington, D.C.
Fort Stevens was constructed in 1861 by the U.S. in what is now the neighborhood of Brighton. It was not occupied as a fort until the day before the only battle in the city occurred. The battle of Fort Stevens was fought on July 11 and July 12, 1864, and was a Union victory. It was at this fort that President Abraham Lincoln was fired on by Confederate sharpshooters while viewing the fort.
If you've recently eaten at the Wok and Roll at 604 H Street NW, you have had a meal in what was the boarding house of Mary Surrat in 1865. It was the site of meetings of conspirators to kidnap and to assassinate U.S. President Abraham Lincoln.
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Pathology|Divisions|Clinical Services|Surgical
Overview of Dermatopathology
The Dermatopathology Unit at the MGH, led by Dr. Lyn McDivitt Duncan, is a world leader in diagnostic dermatopathology, dermatopathology training and investigative dermatology.
Lyn M. Duncan, M.D., Chief, MGH Dermatopathology Unit; Co-director, Harvard Dermatopathology Training Program; Associate Professor of Pathology, Harvard Medical School
Mai P. Hoang, M.D., Director, Harvard Dermatopathology CME Course; Assistant Professor of Pathology, Harvard Medical School
Rosalynn M. Nazarian, M.D., Instructor in Pathology, Harvard Medical School
Adriano Piris, M.D., Instructor in Pathology, Harvard Medical School
Martin C. Mihm, M.D., Senior Dermatopathologist; Director, MGH Vascular Anomalies Clinic; Clinical Professor of Pathology, Harvard Medical School
Dermatopathology Clinical Program
The Dermatopathology Unit is responsible for diagnosing skin biopsies from a variety of sources, including MGH inpatients, patients seen in outpatient clinics at the MGH and in the Boston metropolitan area, and patients who have had initial diagnoses that we are asked to review in consultation. These specimens include routine histology, immunofluorescence, immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization studies.
The Dermatopathology Unit has a long history of being a leader in clinicopathological studies of melanocytic tumors. Current projects range from comparative histomorphology to transcriptional genomic profiling. Recent reports from the MGH Dermatopathology Unit include morphologic descriptions of benign versus malignant melanocytic proliferations including dysplastic nevi, Spitzs nevi, lentigo maligna, desmoplastic melanoma, animal type melanoma, nevoid melanoma, and a protocol for sentinel node biopsies in melanoma. In addition, we have reported studies of prognostic factors in melanoma, particularly the evaluation of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes in melanoma and the value of a unique melanocyte specific gene, TRPM1 (MLSN/melastatin).
In collaboration with investigators at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute we also have reported the expression of newly identified melanoma biomarkers in human melanocytic tumor progression. In addition to his ongoing contributions in teaching and providing consultative expertise in melanocytic tumors, Dr. Mihm has initiated and is the director of Vascular Anomalies Clinic. This clinic offers a multidisciplinary approach to complicated vascular anomalies which includes dermatologists, pathologists, surgeons, and laser medicine.
Faculty Academic and Research Interests
Dr. Duncan's research activities focus on cutaneous oncology, specifically cutaneous lymphoma and malignant melanoma. She serves as the Scientific co-Chair of the cooperative group trial CALGB 500105, and as the MGH PI of the Harvard Skin SPORE (Specialized Program of Research Excellence). Dr. Duncan and colleagues, including Dr. Nancy Harris and Dr. Judith Ferry, described a previously under recognized form of cutaneous lymphoma that has provided insight into the clinical and histologic heterogeneity of cutaneous B-cell lymphomas. Marginal zone B-cell lymphoma mimics a benign reactive process, and is now recognized as the second most common form of primary cutaneous B-cell lymphoma.
Dr. Mihm and Dr. Duncan participated in the NCI development of a list of melanoma biomarkers deemed as most promising diagnostic or therapeutic targets. The analysis of these markers in a coordinated fashion is one focus of Dr. Duncan's work. The melanocyte specific gene TRPM1 (MLSN/melastatin) was identified by Dr. Duncan in collaboration with Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc as a melanoma prognostic factor that acts independently from the current gold standard, tumor thickness.
In a collaborative effort with Dr. F. Stephen Hodi at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Dr. Duncan is evaluating the combined impact of TRPM1 and sentinel lymph node status in predicting the outcome in melanoma patients in the CALGB 500105 cooperative group trial entitled "Prospective Study of Melastatin Expression in Predicting the Risk for Developing Local Regional Metastases of Primary Melanoma."
As the MGH Co-PI of the Harvard Skin Cancer SPORE, Dr. Duncan is leading investigation on melanoma biomarkers in cohorts of clinically annotated melanoma tissue specimens and in the Skin SPORE collaborative melanocytic tumor progression Tissue Microarray (TMA). This TMA work is a collaborative effort led by Dr. Duncan with Dr. David Rimm, Dr. David Elder, Dr. Victor Prieto and Dr. George Murphy of the Univ. of Pennsylvania, Yale University, MD Anderson and Harvard Skin SPOREs, respectively.
Dr. Hoang's research focuses on the diagnostic utility of immunohistochemistry in cutaneous neoplasms and the development of educational platforms using the latest technology.
Dr. Mihm's research is focused on the biology and pathology of malignant melanoma and the evolution of the delayed hypersensitivity reaction and allograft rejection in humans.
Dr. Mihm also works with Dr. Glenn Dranoff of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in the study of the reactions of lung cancer patients and melanoma patients to autologous transfected melanoma cell vaccination. They also study the evolution of malignancies in various strains of mice bred with different defects in their immune system.
Dr. Mihm established the Dermatopathology Residency Training Program at MGH and spearheaded the development of diagnostic immunofluorescence of the skin at MGH. He has recently begun to study the pathogenesis of hemangiomas in children and other vascular malformations, and he established two multidisciplinary clinics for their evaluation and treatment at the MGH and at the Albany Medical Center. He also studies the manifestations of cutaneous lymphoma and leukemia. He is the co-director of the WHO Melanoma Pathology Committee and external coordinator of the WHO Rare Tumor Institute.
Dr. Mihm has established and is director of the MGH Multidisciplinary Clinic for Vascular Malformations. This clinic is attended by several specialists in the area but with the principal collaboration of Dr. Jay Vacanti of the Pediatric Surgery group and the Dermatology Department. The co-Director is Dr. Jay Austen of Plastic Surgery. Patients of all ages may be seen at the clinic. All types of treatment including medical, surgical, plastic surgical, and laser are offered.
Dr. Mihm is principal investigator of a grant from the Cancer Research Institute of New York for the study of tumor infiltrating lymphoctyes in melanoma. He is a consultant/adviser to the Pathology Committee of the European Organization for the Research and Treatment of Cancer and will be involved in some of their research initiatives. Dr. Mihm is also involved in the research to understand the pathogenesis of vascular malformations in children and adults with Dr. Paula North, Chief of Pathology at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Dr. Nazarian's research is focused on elucidating the pathophysiologic mechanisms of fibrosing disorders of the skin, with particular interest in nephrogenic systemic fibrosis.
Dr. Piris is focusing his research efforts in the field of immunology of human cutaneous melanoma. Through collaborations with the melanoma research group in the National Cancer Institute of Milan, and the University of Pennsylvania Pigmented Lesion Group, Dr. Piris and Dr. Mihm are studying tumor infiltrating lymphocytes and the circulating lymphocytes of patients with metastatic malignant melanoma, as well as the distribution and function of lymphocytes in primary and metastatic tumors. Dr. Piris is also involved in the meta-analysis of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes in human cutaneous melanoma for classification of primary tumors according to the presence or absence, and distribution of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes with the aim of establishing their prognostic significance.
Teaching and Educational Activities
Dr. Duncan serves on the Advisory Board of the Harvard/MIT Health Sciences and Technology Program Dr. Duncan is also the MGH co-Director of the Harvard Dermatopathology Training Program, after a decade of service as the Harvard Dermatopathology Training Program Director. All members of the Dermatopathology Unit actively teach Residents in Pathology and Dermatology and Dermatopathology Fellows during daily dermatopathology signout. There are three dermatopathology services, with full signout activities each day in a recently designed interactive signout facility that includes two 40 inch plasma screen monitors linked by camera to a multi-headed microscope and by ethernet to the electronic medical record, e-textbooks, and via the internet, Medline and Pubmed.
In addition to this teaching there are numerous teaching conferences specific to Dermatopathology including:


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Four players off the Cheney High School 2A state champion boys soccer team were named to the Washington State Soccer Coaches Association's All-State 2A team. Junior midfielder Micah Weller and senior goalkeeper Joe Scott were first-team selections while junior forward Trevan Estrellado and sophomore defender Cruz Galm were second-team picks.
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Businesses for
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The program's Annual Report for 2000 documents savings of $575,000
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Paper Working Group consists of leading businesses that are large-volume paper and paperboard buyers. The group
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I Take This Woman ... I Do !
- Mark Johnson
- 5/13/13
Hedi Lamar portrays a young and glamorous New York City model. Returning on an ocean liner from a rendezvous with a man she is in love with but is still married, she decides to leap into the ocean from the deck of the ship because he is seemingly having trouble getting divorced from his hateful wife, so he would be free for her to marry. Spencer Tracy plays a Doctor who is witness to her suicide attempt while relaxing on the deck of the ship and saves her life. The woman struggles with the doctor but finally gets a good nights sleep. The next day she runs into the Doctor again on the deck and after a calming inspirational talk from him about keeping busy and keeping her chin up, she finally thanks him. She asks him where he can be reached. After he tells her, they part but soon after she still feels unsettled and seeks him out where he works in a poor neighborhood on the lower east side.The Doctor is surprised to see herald equally surprised when she asks if she can go to work with him and hang around. The Doctor is greeted with a hero's homecoming which makes a big impression on the model. They soon begin to work together at his clinic and he soon falls in love with her. The Doctor asks her to get married and she accepts, still unsure of her feelings for the married guy she almost died for and her new husband, the Doctor. The rest of the film explores this dynamic between them as the model confronts her true feelings and learns where they really lean. The dialog is as fast and intelligent as it is moving and full of emotion. I love the acting throughout the entire cast, especially Tracy and Lamar who play an unlikely couple who are meant to be together.. Great film !!
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Eu gosto muito deste filme pelo roteiro dele e pelo spencer tracy que est timo com p mdico do filme. Recomendo que assistam.
- Jordan
- 9/18/09
"I Take This Woman" - what a nice movie! I have never seen Spencer Tracy seem so happy or be such a pleasure to watch! He's always smiling - evidently he loves life, his free clinic doctor work and his pretty wife must add to his internal contentment. Hedy Lamarr's Georgi is a rare beauty and fits in nicely with all of Dr. Karl Decker's free clinic patients. Is it my imagination or could Hedy Lamarr and Vivien Leigh be sisters? What a beautiful resemblance, if you place the two ladies' pictures side by side. A very enjoyable date movie with highs and lows and the usual, "they lived happily ever after" ending.
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- 8/29/06
Although it may not be a "Blockbuster" or even a notably classic film, it is by far and away one of my favorite movies of all time. The chemistry between Spencer Tracy & Hedy Lamarr is priceless. They should have made many more movies together. In fact, just the likelihood of the conspicuous unlikelihood, of their romance, is so tenable it comes off as much more of a realistic relationship, even more so than had Producers and Director sought out a "pretty boy" actor for the lead role instead, which would have completely defeated the practical purpose and creative intention of the story. A kind of story like the Princess and the Frog, who for want of a mere kiss, could/would be King. Great movie, which should be aired more often.
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Alanis Morissette has transformed her health using Dr. Fuhrman's Eat to Live program. Two weeks ago, her weight loss success was reported in People Magazine.
Now, her journey to excellent health has been featured on "E! Original Countdowns: 15 Remarkable Celebrity Body Bouncebacks." Dr. Fuhrman was interviewed and appears on the show - he comments that Alanis was drawn to the focus of his diet-style on disease prevention (rather than only weight-loss) and that this will be instrumental in her continued success.
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Project OpenDMK includes a cascading API that makes it possible to federate MBeanServers. When several applications are running in the same JVM, this example shows how the OpenDMK cascading API can be used to keep applications MBeans isolated by using one MBeanServer per application instance, but still presenting a single point of access to remote clients by federating all MBeanServers in a single global MBeanServer.
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Mostly, probably people aren't listening all the way when anyone tells you how to successfully broadcast an alert for a missing child. In some parts of the country and for some age groups, understanding just what to do is becoming increasingly important. This kind of thing has happened in bigger cities.... but is on the increase here in Oklahoma.
Long known to federal authorities, FBI http://www.fbi.gov/, ICE http://www.ice.gov/index.htm , DHS http://www.dhs.gov/ cite Oklahoma as top 10 in violent crime, and an ongoing hotspot for child sex trafficking hosting the FBI flagship sting operation Operation Stormy Night in 2004. Men's Health Magazine actually scored Oklahoma as 8th worst for kids in the United States. Wow.
THIS information in this article is for when your child is NOT yet missing. It is a review of what is in place, and what needs to be in place for increased safety of children given these issues, and this series will be covering various things in general topics.
+++++ IF for any reason, right now, a reader thinks their child or another's is missing first CALL THE POLICE and make a report... RIGHT NOW. If you are refused for any reason, THEN
Following that police call, or ATTEMPTED CALL, THEN call NCMEC National Center for Missing and Exploited Kids, http://www.missingkids.com/home AND also call KLAASKIDS Marc Klass kids network for searching http://klaaskids.org/missingkids/
50% of missing kids go unreported and dk what percentage ARE then never reported. (Will come back to this.)
Identification of any person happens with basic things
1.) Like clear images that show things like dental patterns, changes in hairstyles, facial structure. School pictures happen twice or more a year these days, which shows progressions nicely. Take some pictures, in clear light that are clear, focused and show hair color, eyecolor and easily visible skin imperfections. Facing forward, and facing to the side. Be sure to get a shot of ears and hairline issues... if that is distinctive to your child. Local unsolved missing persons case, for instance : Pam Tinsley had nordic white white blonde hair and translucent white skin. http://coldcaseok.com/article/tinsley
2.) Current, clear photos, can be kept on a PDF, preferably on a memory stick. If you don't have a computer, get a file folder or manilla envelope or plastic pocket binder only to hold this information.
3.) In that same file in a safe location, parents need to have their child's fingerprints. Cards for ID are available from schools and clinics, community fairs or online. http://www.pollyklaas.org/safe/child-id/ or this are common formats http://www.childidprogram.com/the-id-kit
A.) ALSO photograph your child's hands, 1. palm side UP and 2.) palm side DOWN. 3.) And the tops of feet. Finger and toe patterns are very distinctive. Do this without polish or fake nails, no need to remove rings, or bracelets.
4.) a.) A photograph of your child teeth, lips apart naturally, tooth patterns are very specific for each person, and change as new teeth emerge.
b.) There are dental impressions kits that can be ordered inexpensively, but would have to be repeated at intervals to have an accurate pattern.
c.) KIDS are supposed to have their first dental appointment by age 2, so your dentist should have a pattern of the teeth of the child and any specifics about the teeth. Babies begin to get teeth as early, so tending tooth development and photos could mean the difference between answers and not. Cinda Pallett dental pattern showed her front Right tooth as tipped, and it looked a bit like a chipped tooth from far away. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fkfor.com%2F2013%2F09...
5.). DNA swabs are available, and some people have to do them for child custody or tribal confirmations already and can be a swing item in some of those kits above.
6.) This quick kit, along with listings of name, address with zip, phone and fax or email for your kid's school church leader, pediatrician and dentist should complete this set of core data.
7.) Making sure you know the name, address and telephone number, maybe even place of employment and who is in the homes of people your young person visits homes of , takes lessons from or is friends with. Families used to have immediate access to things like this through school or neighborhood directories, but often not so much now. Make it a priority to know.
8.) Keep this in a file that can be shared. Never give up your originals, and mark your calendar to update, just like changing the batteries in the house smoke detector.
Some people do these two tasks coinciding with the time changes in Spring and Fall, so it all gets handled on a schedule and gets done.
So that is an initial look at preventative child identification in the home. Share this article with your school, daycare, afterschool care, neighborhood association, parenting groups or church.
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TC TO JEAN CARLYLE AITKEN ; 15 March 1853; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18530315-TC-JCA-01; CL 28: 79-80
Chelsea, 15 March, 1853
Dear Jean,
Here is another Canada Letter, of which there was perhaps notice in the one you got already: a Letter from Sandy's poor little Jane, who is grown a big Jane now, and Mother of a Son, and writes in an ornamental manner, almost like a printed book: very strange to see! Such are the common products of TIME, which we, old people, have to witness, always in greater emphasis, the older we grow.— There are also some Scotsbrig and Moffat Note, the latest came to me last night; which are of a comfortable kind, and give us good accounts of our brave old Mother, and her strugglings in the uncertain elements and circumstances. Good old woman!—
We have got Spring weather here; and are rubbing along in the old fashion,—"work" still a very unsuccessful thing with me, in spite of my attempts that way. As usual I feel that I have got into radically bad ground; that I am like to be laired, and sunk deeper than the chin;—that in fact I am "laired," and, unless I sprattle dreadfully, shall never be more heard of! Fritz (Frederick) with his "crook-stick" (a thing he sometimes struck with),1 with his hawk-eyes, military cocked-hat, and crowd of dumb stiff and dark people round him, continues very unmanageable indeed. Some way or other I must by and by get him off my hands; that is all I can say.— — Jane is pretty well; has been out this bright mild day; and is now come in. She is somewhat concerned with Talbot-type Portraits,2 for which Anthony Sterling has an apparatus at present; I think she will by and by send you a specimen of the strange work he does in that way: portraits ugly to a degree, but recognisably like.
I have never yet seen Brown again: indeed about a fortnight ago, I met an Edinburgh-English "Mrs Crowe," a great friend of his, who told me not to go at present, or till she warned me, Brown being very weak and unable to talk; and of her or her warnings I have heard no more. Aird's message, the demand for a letter to Aird, I expressly sent by this Dame Crowe, who knows Aird too: Brown's Address is "5. St James's Square, Notting Hill, London"; no doubt a Letter from Aird would be right welcome there in the meanwhile. Poor Brown, it appears, is radically dyspeptic (like some others of us), and feels very weak and oppressed; doubtless too his imagination is lamed and overclouded,—and from Mrs C.'s description, I figured to myself that perhaps his own medical notions were confusing him, and that he was in worse spirits than the reality warranted. Poor soul, I doubt he has come to a bad harbour here: but on the whole, what good one is there for the like of him? He too must dree his wierd, with that sad accompaniment of bad liver, it would appear; and neither in England or Scotland, in Town or in Country is there any way of flogging a man with that whip so as to please him. "Strike high? Strike low? The Devil burn it, there's no plasing of you, strike where one will!"— —
I rejoice still every muddy day over my whaings: it is really a pleasure to find any fraction of human work,—even the cutting of a whaing,—rightly done! Blessed are all good and faithful workmen; accursed are all bad: that really is the practical outcome of all the Law and the Prophets. I grow more and more reverent of whoever can rightly do what he is appointed to in God's creation, and am less & less reverent of anybody else. Alas, alas!— But I must out while the hours permit. Write to me what is going on in your premises in view of Nith River and the bright Galloway mountains. My regards to James, my blessings to all the good household.— Yours ever, dear Jean. T. Carlyle3


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When shopping at Walmart or Food Lion in Lancaster over the next three Saturdays, you may want to pick up a few extra canned-food items or paper goods to donate to Lancaster families in need.
Lancaster High School student athletes and members of the Lancaster Bruins Booster Club will be outside the doors of Walmart and Food Lion to collect these as you leave the store for the next three Saturdays.
They are collecting these items to support Operation Blue and Gold Santa.
From in-your-face colored-pencil portraits to sculptures built of metal work and animal bones, the Lancaster County Council of the Arts' latest exhibit making its debut this Halloween weekend lives up to its name.
The show features the drawings of Lancaster resident Lisa Stamper, an art teacher at Brooklyn Springs Elementary School, and Matt Hall, a sculptor and blacksmith. The exhibit, Dark Arts, debuts today at the Springs House, 201 W. Gay St.
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Caroline Reed remembers the day the church she had been a member of for 40 years burned.
She went to Cedar Creek AME Zion Church the evening of Aug. 22, 2006, to see the smoldering remains of what had been her home church.
Fire officials believed a lightning strike ignited the fire that burned the 133-year-old church.
"I grew up there," Reed said, recalling that night. "It was as if a family member had died. I can't even describe the pain."
But church members are much happier these days.
Lancaster County employees will now face monetary penalties if they are held responsible for an accident in a county vehicle.
County Council unanimously approved a resolution Monday night to amend the county's motor vehicle use and operation policy. The resolution will enforce fines when county employees are at fault in the damage of county equipment. The vote was 5-0. Councilman Larry McCullough was not present at the meeting.
Council removed the section of the policy allowing monetary penalties about two years ago.
NEWBERRY – Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs will celebrate a milestone tonight in Newberry.
Williams, a Lancaster native, and his group will celebrate 50 years in show business at a sold-out show at the Newberry Opera House.
Williams' group is an oldies and beach music favorite.
Williams is best known for his signature song "Stay," which he wrote and recorded in 1960 in Columbia on the Herald label. The song went to No. 1 on the national charts and Williams earned a gold record for it.
Board members for The Artisans Center, a new nonprofit arts venue in downtown Lancaster, are planning a Winter Wonderland fundraiser for New Year's Eve.
Board members had hoped to celebrate a grand opening next month, but decided to move the grand opening event to New Year's Eve.
The event will be held from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dec. 31 at The Artisans Center. Those attending are asked to dress in white, with prizes going to the best-dressed couple, and best-dressed man and woman.
KERSHAW – Kershaw First Baptist Church members hope for a full sanctuary for a Sunday concert to honor local veterans.
The concert will benefit the Kershaw Honor Flight, which church members and Kershaw residents have spearheaded to send Lancaster- and Kershaw-area World War II veterans to see the World War II memorial in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 21.
The concert begins at 3 p.m. in the church sanctuary. The performance features trumpeter Gordon Hann.
Driving with the windows rolled down in his small box truck, killing time before the next stop along his delivery route, Joel Vega belts out lyrics from his favorite tunes.
But unlike many other motorists, Vega isn't singing the latest pop song or country hit – he's singing opera.
Working as a part-time delivery truck driver, Vega, 31, spends three days a week loading free real-estate guides into his truck and heads for Lancaster County.
School officials have devised a schedule for administering the H1N1 (swine flu) vaccine to the youngest students in the school district.
The schedule will take effect when the vaccine is ready to be administered.
Graceann Jones, lead nurse for Lancaster County School District, informed the school board Tuesday about the projected schedule, which targets preschool and elementary schools.
For grown-up women in the South, the highlight of the summer months were those afternoon tea parties.
Both Aunt Bess (a staunch Presbyterian) and Mama who was a double dipper (sprinkled as a Methodist and baptized as a Baptist) were right in the middle of them.
The menu for most of these high-society daylight soirées was just about the same.
The Presbyterians were partial to pimento cheese sandwiches, while the Baptists liked chicken salad.
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My Kid Is Drug-Free
Aug. 18 -- Like any other junior high student in the dusty Texas farming community of Lockney, Brady Tannahill has studied the Bill of Rights in school. But unlike most, the 12-year-old is going to court to defend it.
Last December, the Lockney Independent School District announced a new strategy in its war against drugs in the schools: Starting in February 2000, every junior and senior high school student would have to submit to drug testing.
The district sent home a release form for all parents to sign, authorizing school officials to test their children. But when Brady's father, Larry, received it, he did something unexpected: He just said no.
"I believe in my son," says Tannahill. "My wife and I have no reason to suspect he takes drugs. The school system has no reason to suspect he takes drugs. I say, given those facts, that there is no reason for him to be tested for drugs."
Brady agrees. He doesn't think his school has a problem with drugs and doesn't know any kids in his class that take them. "I just don't think it's right that I have to be tested," he says.
The district responded to the Tannahills' refusal by threatening to suspend Brady from school. Then, in what's shaping up as the civics lesson of a lifetime, Brady and his father, with the help of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), filed suit against the district in federal court in Lubbock, claiming the mandatory drug testing policy violates Brady's Fourth Amendment rights.
The high-stakes legal battle that's emerging could affect students' rights not only in tiny Lockney, but all across the country. It has turned a father and son into national news makers. But it's also made them hometown pariahs, spurned by many in the community.
In March, about 700 people -- nearly a third of the town's population -- turned out for a school board meeting where the elder Tannahill was to speak against the district's plan. Many wore T-shirts that read, "The LISD Drug Policy -- We Appreciate It."
During the meeting the audience erupted in loud ovations for adult and student speakers supporting the policy. Tannahill spoke to dead silence and got no applause or support.
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Adam Smith was an important Scottish political philosopher and economist whose famous work Wealth of Nations (1776) set the tone for work on politics and economics for many people even through today. This was, in fact, the first comprehensive effort to study the nature of capital, the development of industry and the effects of large-scale commerce in Europe.
Adam Smith's fundamental argument was that individuals should be allowed to pursue their own private economic interests as much as possible and so long as they do not violate basic principles of justice. In this way, Smith thought, they would do much more to further the public good and public interests than if the same people were to try to help the public deliberately and intentionally.
Smith called this the invisible hand of the market - although everyone is acting in their own self-interest, they are led to achieve the good of all as if by an invisible hand of economic forces. Therefore, outside interference will inevitably lead to disaster. This became known as laissez-faire economic policy.
In 1759 he published the book Theory of Moral Sentiments, where he discussed the standards of ethical conduct that hold society together. This book was a compilation of ideas and lectures from his time as a professor of moral philosophy at the University of Glasgow.
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