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Three prep football players from East Mississippi have been selected to play for the Magnolia state in this year's Mississippi-Alabama all-star game.
Louisville quarterback Wyatt Roberts and his teammate, linebacker Jeremy Sangster will be joined by Meridian High School defensive back C.J. Hampton when they line up against Alabama in the annual high school showcase.
Hampton, who occasionally lines up at receiver for Meridian, has committed to play at Ole Miss and keeps in contact with Head Coach Hugh Freeze. However, the 6'2", 195 lb safety is still being pursued by other schools.
The Wildcats of Louisville are 7-0, thanks largely to a prolific passing game lead by Roberts and a group of seniors at receiver. Mississippi Gridiron magazine reports Roberts is one of only two quarterbacks on the Magnolia State's roster.
Sangster leads a defense that allows less than five points per game. Louisville held an explosive Philadelphia offense to just six points when the two met on September 13th.
The Wildcats won, 19-6.
The All-Star game will be played this December. The Alabama squad has won the last five meetings.


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While we were getting the desks cleaned out lately I was reminded how much I hate dealing with paperwork. Dana was working very hard to get the house ready before she left for her next trip. We had several days uninterrupted over the Christmas / New Year break and took full advantage of them. She tackled her desk and closet, was working on cleaning out our spare room. Then came my messy corner.
For some strange reason I cannot keep things neat and tidy. I'm clean. Even picky. But not tidy. I once heard it described, "some people are filers, others are pilers." Maybe I'm the latter. I don't know why, though. I really hate dealing with paperwork. Sometimes it's inconvenient. Other times it just falls where I can't get to it. Then there are the things I don't want to deal with.
Most of the paperwork has to do with things that remind me of my failures or limitations: credit card stuff, doctor bills, student loans, bank statements. I get overwhelmed thinking, 'yep, ANOTHER thing you didn't do.' Throwing it in a box or pushing it to the back of the desk 'till I can get to it --at a better time-- is easier. That is, until I have to clean up the piles. Then it's all there staring me in the face.
To make matters worse, somebody has to help me go through all of this. Here enters Dana. I said, "we can do this in fifteen minutes." We were okay at first. Then the piles on the desk: frustrating, but got through it. Then the big orange box. It was unbelievable what I had stuffed away in a year. Some stuff we shreaded. That felt good. I didn't want to look at the undone stuff from months gone by. There were notebooks with ideas I hadn't achieved. Threw some of them away. Others I couldn't part with. They had notes to myself of things I don't want to forget; the reminders of how I got where I am today.
Two hours passed and we were through it. Much of my clutter was gone. My piles whittled down to the essential things I had to keep handy for now or wanted to keep for posterity. This hoarding and purging is such a chore. I don't know why I do it to myself. I don't know why I do it to whomever is helping me.


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Strengthening the Role of CSOs in Human Rights Reporting, Monitoring and AdvocacyThis project recognizes that CSOs are critical to the building and strengthening of the human rights architecture in Zimbabwe; deepening democracy and enhancing citizen participation in governance affairs. Through this project, CSOs will provide technical and capacity expertise necessary for the promotion protection and fulfilment of human rights in Zimbabwe.
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Some people like to go all out with security and encrypt files and folders with such complicated codes that no computer hacker could figure them out. But then there's also people who just want to hide files from casual PC browsers. That's where this little guide could come in handy for you.
This tutorial will guide you through the steps to create a locked folder in Windows 7, and the best thing is you don't need to use any additional software. Now anyone who really is serious about accessing your files will probably be able to crack this, but it should deter more than the average passer by.
A heads up to Simplehelp.net for putting this together:
1. First off, create a new folder and name it what you like
2. Go into the folder and create a new text document (Right click on blank area -> New -> Text Document)
3. Now you want to open up the text file you just created and paste in the following text:
title Folder Private
if EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" goto UNLOCK
if NOT EXIST Private goto MDLOCKER
echo Are you sure you want to lock the folder(Y/N)
set/p "cho=>"
if %cho%==Y goto LOCK
if %cho%==y goto LOCK
if %cho%==n goto END
if %cho%==N goto END
echo Invalid choice.
goto CONFIRM
ren Private "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
attrib +h +s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
echo Folder locked
goto End
echo Enter password to unlock folder
set/p "pass=>"
if NOT %pass%== ENTER YOUR PASSWORD HERE goto FAIL
attrib -h -s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"
ren "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" Private
echo Folder Unlocked successfully
goto End
echo Invalid password
goto end
md Private
echo Private created successfully
goto End
4. Be sure to enter your password in the "Enter Your Password Here" bit
5. Next you want to save your this document in the .bat form and name it locker so it's called locker.bat To do this make sure you change the Save as type: All Files (*.*)
6. Now you want to go back to the folder you created at the very beginning and double click on the locker.bat file and this should create a new folder named Private, this is where you can put anything you want.
7. Once you add your files to this folder, double click on locker.bat again and it will ask you if you want to lock the folder or not. Press Y and the folder will disappear! You've now successfully locked it and hidden it.
8. Now to get back your folder, all you have to do is double click on the locker.bat file again and enter the password that you made and the folder will reappear for you.
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In this photo taken on Jan. 17, 2012, Soraya Laurentus sits as her father Lelly Laurentus, right, talks to a member of the SOS Children's Village organization, left, in Calebasse, on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Soraya, 5, and her sister Leila, 6, were among 33 children who U.S. missionaries tried to take out of Haiti after the Jan. 12, 2010 earthquake and were reunited with their parents in March 2010. Lelly Laurentus says he let them go with the missionaries because they promised his daughters shelter and schooling in the Dominican Republic. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)


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Boon, Helen Joanna, Pagliano, Paul, Brown, Lawrence, and Tsey, Komla (2012) An assessment of policies guiding school emergency disaster management for students with disabilities in Australia. Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities, 9 (1). pp. 17-26.
Carter, Margaret Anne, Kanakis, Katerina, Van Luyn, Ariella, M'Bella-Ndi, Marie, and McArdle, John (2015) Taking a stand in higher education: becoming informed about reducing cyber bullying. In: Proceedings of the 3rd Australian and New Zealand No2Bullying Conference, pp. 38-44. From: 3rd Australian and New Zealand No2Bullying Conference, 29-30 June 2015, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia.
Carter, Margaret Anne (2013) Protecting oneself from cyber bullying on social media sites – a study of undergraduate students. Procedia: social and behavioral sciences, 93. pp. 1229-1235.
Dillon, Justin, Stevenson, Robert B., and Wals, Arjen E.J. (2016) Introduction. Conservation Biology, 30 (3). pp. 450-455.
Dalley-Trim, Leanne, Campbell, Claire, and Cordukes, Lorraine (2013) Exploring parents/carers' perceptions of the delivery of Early Years Education programs: a case study. Report. James Cook University, Townsville, QLD, Australia.
Dutton, Philip L. (2005) Shared learning: towards a model of academic support in the university residential context. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Evans, Neus (Snowy), Gooch, Margaret, and Whitehouse, Hilary (2010) Sustainability Initiatives in Queensland Schools: Is Socio-Ecological Resilience the Way Forward? Report. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns, QLD, Australia.
Foo, Koong Hean (2013) Filial Parenting is Not Working! In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Managing the Asian Century, pp. 343-351. From: ICMAC 2013: International Conference on Managing the Asian Century, 11-13 July 2013, Singapore.
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Lasen, Michelle (2012) Education for Sustainability LibGuide. James Cook University, Townsville, QLD, Australia. (Unpublished)
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Mcnulty, Yvonne, and Carter, Margaret (2013) TCK Professional Development for International School Teachers in China. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Managing the Asian Century, pp. 39-46. From: ICMAC 2013: International Conference on Managing the Asian Century, 11-13 July 2013, Singapore.
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Navin, Fiona, Hill, Angela, and Doyle, Tanya (2012) The characteristics of, and motivations for, Indigenous student mobility: Examples from urban and regional Queensland, Australia. International Journal of Educational Research, 54.
Osborne, Barry, and Osborne, Elizabeth (2013) A Serious Dialogue with Noel Pearson's Radical Hope: education and equality in Australia. Common Ground Publishing, Champaign, IL, USA.
Ritchie, Stephen M., and Rigano, Donna L. (2007) The emergence of solidarity in collaborative research. In: Ritchie, Stephen M., (ed.) Research Collaboration: relationships and praxis. Bold Visions in Educational Research, 19 . Sense Publishers, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, pp. 13-25.
Rembeck, Gun I., Möller, Margareta, and Gunnarsson, Ronny K. (2006) Attitudes and feelings towards menstruation and womanhood in girls at menarche. Acta Paediatrica, 95 (6). pp. 707-714.
Smith, Casey, and Halbert, Kelsey (2013) "They look like paper": refugee students experiencing and constructing 'the social' at a Queensland high school. In: Proceedings of Australian Association for Research in Education Conference. From: AARE 2013: Australian Association for Research in Education Conference, 1-5 December 2013, Adelaide, SA, Australia.
Sealey, Rebecca, Leicht, Anthony, and Devine, Sue (2012) Differences in health beliefs and health behaviors between university academic and professional staff. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 15 (6). pp. 354-355.
Vong, John, Song, Insu, Phat, Nguyen Tan , Linh, Huynh Khanh, and Ou, Channary (2013) The competitive advantage of Singapore tertiary education. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Managing the Asian Century, pp. 65-71. From: ICMAC 2013: International Conference on Managing the Asian Century, 11-13 July 2013, Singapore.
Whitehouse, Hilary (2015) Cross-sectorial relationships for education for sustainability: exploring innovative partnerships between formal education and tourism: frameworks, curriculum and action. In: Moscardo, Gianna, and Benckendorff, Pierre, (eds.) Education for Sustainability in Tourism: a handbook of processes, resources and strategies. CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance . Springer, New York, NY, USA, pp. 117-132.
Wals, Arjen E.J., Brody, Michael, Dillon, Justin, and Stevenson, Robert B. (2014) Convergence between science and environmental education. Science, 344 (6184). pp. 583-584.
Whitehouse, Hilary (2014) 'Not greenies at school': investigating the discourses of environmental activism in regional Australia. Australian Journal of Environmental Education, 30 (1). pp. 106-111.
Whitehouse, Hilary, and Evans, Neus (2010) "I am not a greenie, but": negotiating a cultural discourse. Australian Journal of Environmental Education, 26. pp. 19-31.
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NEW DELHI: Carla Bruni-Sarkozy stands for more than just impeccable fashion. Besides being a social activist, she loves music and food too.
The French First Lady, who is on a four-day visit to India with her husband, President Nicolas Sarkozy, was fascinated by the Indian musical instruments like nagadas played to welcome her at the Taj Palace Hotel in New Delhi.


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For the Union Dead
by Robert Lowell
Analysis: Sound Check
What's this poem sound like? A caffeinated rant, that's what! Though Lowell doesn't make use of conventional poetical sounds like rhyme, meter, or alliteration, he crams a ton into this poem, making for a more natural, energetic sound.
One thing to pay attention to is how he varies the length of his lines and sentences. For example, the first stanza is chock-full of adjectives, and if you're reading it aloud (go ahead, do it), you have to go pretty slowly so you don't stumble. But then he slows down to even things out with super-short sentences like, "My hand draws back."
Or later on, he has lines as short as two words ("Colonel Shaw"—line 61), following a previous long line ("the drained faces of Negro school-children rise like balloons"—line 60). This variation of length and pace makes for a somewhat natural-sounding poem (not unlike speech), so that the rather long poem seems to pass in a flash.


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Google Sets Jaiku Free
Google will close the microblog project Jaiku and publish the source code under an Apache license.
Acquired as recently as October 2007, Google and Jaiku will separate and the source code made public. It would seem that Google needs to tighten its belt: developers have been fired, subsidiaries closed and projects prematurely terminated. Or in the case of Jaiku, simply abandoned.
Originally intended to compete with Twitter and Identi.ca, the code will now be ported to the AppEngine Platform and Google will no longer officially take part in development. According to a press release, some Google developers have volunteered to support Jaiku, but many users are expected to quickly change to Twitter or Identi.ca. While Twitter is by far the most popular microblogging service currently available, Identi.ca, based on the open microblogging server Laconica, is catching up fast and with Control Yourself Inc, the company behind Ident.ca, having secured a six-figure investment, they look well positioned to withstand the credit crunch.
If the service survives, and where it's actually going remains to be seen. It's still unclear how microblogging can be used to make money. Twitter will present a business model this year, and Ident.ca hopes to generate revenue with individual implementation of the software in the commercial sector.
At the moment, the microblogger services do not have to worry about their popularity. Almost every global-political happening creates an article which underlines Twitter and Co.'s functionality and appeal as independent communication channels. As the German newspaper Spiegel states on its website: "thanks to Twitter, citizen- journalism is on the way."
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Linux has evolved from a "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
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"Well it looks bad, that's for sure," said Head Coach Dallas Eakins. "Corey is not a dirty player. I don't think he's been suspended before. I think the guy that received (the hit), maybe wasn't aware that he was right on his tail like that. I'm not sure how you wouldn't be aware of that. Who knows? The one thing I do know is the league puts great thought into it. They don't just look at it and go, give him five games or no games or just fine him. They'll make the right decision, whatever it is."


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The sector itself is under pressure and Shipping Corporation particularly. The market is not too enthusiastic about the stock's performance and it is amply reflected in the last few trading sessions and few weeks itself. Unless the stock starts to trade consistently above the 85-90 odd levels, I do not think the bearishness is likely to go away. On every rally, I expect overhead supply to calibrate the gains and push the stock lower. It could fairly test or even go below the 70 levels in the coming few weeks.


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In news north of the border, Irish-Canadian Logan McGuinness (16-0-1) had a big win on Saturday night when he KO'ed Benoit Gaudet in the 11th round at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, to win the vacant NABA super featherweight title.
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The Return of the King
by J.R.R. Tolkien
Analysis: Setting
Where It All Goes Down
Middle-earth: Gondor, Dunharrow, the Paths of the Dead, Pelargir, the Field of Cormallen, Isengard, Bree, the Shire, the Grey Havens
In The Fellowship of the Ring, we get this outward movement from the hobbits' home of the Shire (which is about the homiest home that ever homed) through the lands of the elves (Rivendell and Lothlórien) and the dwarves (Moria) to a place of uncertainty (Amon Hen, where the Fellowship splits up). The setting in The Fellowship is all about contrast between the place where Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin came from and the places they're going.
The Return of the King has almost an opposite movement. We start out with the grand, ancient settlements of men: Dunharrow, where the people of Rohan seek refuge and which is surrounded by statues so old that no one knows who made them; and Minas Tirith, the White City, the capital of Gondor, which has been one of the goals of the series ever since Boromir started bragging about it in the first book.
Since we keep getting told over and over again that the age of elves is passing and they all need to head into the West, we know that men are going to inherit Middle-earth. So it makes sense that the emphasis of the last book in the series would be on the dwellings of humans rather than on the forests and valleys of the elves.
And from these grand places, we move back to the more familiar territory of the Shire, where the Quest started out. Tolkien gives The Lord of the Rings series a strong sense of structure and of narrative closure by finishing The Return of the King in the same place that The Fellowship of the Ring began.
The World of Men
Dunharrow and Gondor both show us something interesting about the people who live there: Dunharrow is an ancient mountain fortress with a history that even the people of Rohan (who actually use the space) do not know. The fact that the people of Rohan can rely on the fortress's primitive strength and protective power even though they do not fully understand where it comes from says something about their own adaptability. The people of Rohan are practical: they use what they have, without worrying too much about history.
By contrast, Minas Tirith is a city with lots of history that just about everybody in Gondor knows. We know that Minas Tirith dates back to Elendil and his line, who were exiles from the land of Númenor from back in the days when men and elves were much closer buddies.
Minas Tirith starts out as a center of high human culture (as opposed to the primitivism of Dunharrow). At the same time, Minas Tirith is now half empty. Its people have diminished and dwindled in learning and in fitness. There has been degeneration in Gondor that Aragorn's return (with his foxy elvish bride) just might reverse.
The beauty of Gondor's architecture contrasts with the damage the war has done on its buildings and people. After Sauron has his way with the city, it's just plain ravaged, top to bottom. There is a lot to rebuild in Gondor, not just literally but also metaphorically, after its long, slow, king-less decline.
The World of Hobbits
When we started out the series, the settings were all stark contrasts: the Shire could not be more different from Rivendell or Lothlórien or even Khazad-dûm. But how about now, at the end of the series? Well, the Shire has changed. It may still be a homey place mostly removed from the rest of the world, but the Shirefolk have had to fight back an invasion of outsiders.
Still, these "outsiders" are half-human half-goblin bullies under the control of a weakened Saruman. They're not orcs from Mordor or anything like that. And even after their unpleasant experiences with these thieves, the Shirefolk still can't understand the grand Ring quest that Frodo and his friends went on, nor do they recognize Frodo's amazing heroism. They have changed, but not all that much. And when Sam starts replanting all the trees in the Shire and helping to oversee the building of new tunnels and homes, he is bringing the Shire back to its original homey state, as we saw it way back in The Fellowship of the Ring. The Shire soon becomes a comfortable haven of ordinary hobbit life once more.
But even if the Shire has become a comfortable home for hobbits again, it still shows new signs of elvish influence that bring it closer to Lothlórien or to Minas Tirith than it was in The Fellowship of the Ring. There is the mallorn-tree, the gift of the lady Galadríel, which Sam plants in place of the cut-down Party Tree after the Scouring of the Shire. This tree is a reminder of fading Lothlórien. The fact that it grows and thrives right at the heart of the Shire proves that the Shire has been touched by elvish magic at last.
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Other signs of this change in the Shire's setting include Merry and Pippin's unusual height and fine armor, which remind the hobbits of the great deeds these two have done in far-off wars. And the hobbits know that the king has returned to his seat in Minas Tirith at last, and they are his loyal subjects. We also learn in the appendices that Sam's own eldest daughter, Elanor, travels to Minas Tirith to be a handmaiden to Queen Arwen.
All of these details go to show that, where there was once a deep cultural barrier between the Shire and the great places of Middle-earth, this boundary is starting to come down. The Shire is still homey and comfortable in a deeply hobbity way. But it's not so cut off from grand locations such as Minas Tirith any more.
And that's how it should be, isn't it? In a way, as Sauron gained power, the different regions of Middle-earth had to come together in an alliance against him. Where they were once quite separate, even insular, they are now much more united. By the end of The Return of the King, Middle-earth feels like much more of a community, rather than a mysterious, vast, and divided realm.


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England (4-2-3-1): Foster, Jones, Smalling, Cahill, Shaw, Wilshere, Lampard, Milner, Barkley,Lallana, Sturridge
With Italy's shock 1-0 loss to tonight's opponents Costa Rica, England were knocked out of the World Cup group stages for the first time since 1958. Roy Hodgson is therefore expected to give some of his side's youngsters World Cup experience, with an almost new look back-line including Phil Jones, Chris Smalling, and Luke Shaw. Lampard will start over captain Steven Gerrard in what could be his last game for the Three Lions.
Costa Rica (5-4-1): Navas, Diaz, Umana, Gonzalez, Duarte, Gamboa, Bolanos, Tejeda, Borges, Ruiz, Campbell
The undoubted surprise package of the tournament, Costa Rica were deemed as the 'whipping boys' in the Group of Death but after two wins over the favourites to progress, have already secured qualification into the next round. Coach Jorge Luis Pinto will be keen to rest some of his star players, yet will want to avoid a last sixteen encounter with Colombia by topping the group and you can get odds of 15/4 with bet365 for Costa Rica to win this evening.
Coup de grace for England, but how can you not be thrilled for Costa Rica? Bloody marvellous performance.
— Hugh Laurie (@hughlaurie) June 20, 2014
Feel odd today. Love my country playing well, but England dismantling Costa Rica with swagger & class would make this WC even more painful.. — Jake Humphrey (@mrjakehumphrey) June 24, 2014
Anyone wanting to back England's reserves at odds on to beat a bang in form Costa Rica needs to go and have a lie down in a darkened room! — Paul Smith (@thelobsterboy) June 24, 2014
Costa Rica vs England…..Will only watch if Lampard starts #ENG — Gau 🙂 (@Gaublueblooded) June 24, 2014
England may not be fond of Costa Rica for beating the Italians and knocking them out, but fans will remember one Costa Rican in Paulo Wanchope, who was a star in the English Premier League for some time.
England vs. Costa Rica: An Alternative Preview
This will be the first ever meeting between Costa Rica and England.
If Costa Rica avoid defeat, they will finish as the top team in Group D.
Costa Rica have scored in all seven of their previous World Cup meetings with teams from Europe.
England have not lost all three group games at a major tournament since the 1988 European Championships.
England have never recorded zero points in a World Cup group.
Victory over Italy meant that Costa Rica have won successive World Cup matches for the first time.
England have been eliminated at the first group stage of a World Cup for the first time since 1958.
Wayne Rooney has scored one and assisted the other of England's two goals at this World Cup.
Roy Hodgson has lost his last four games at the World Cup, two with Switzerland and two with England.
England have conceded eight goals in their last three World Cup games, as many as the previous 14 games combined.
Costa Rica have already qualified for the last 16. The last time they reached the knock-out stages was 1990.
Wayne Rooney, Glen Johnson & Leighton Baines have created 15 of England's 26 goalscoring chances at World Cup 2014 (five each).
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Idea Cellular is offering a call rate of 10 paise per minute for its subscribers to call other Idea numbers in UP west and Uttrakhand. The call rate is available on a special tariff voucher priced at Rs 28.
The voucher is valid for 30 days and the call rate is applicable between 10 pm and 5 pm (19 hours of the day).
N F Aibara, chief operating officer, UP west, Idea Cellular, said, "Through this new offer we want to acknowledge the faith our subscribers have shown in making Idea the No. 1 network in UP west and Uttrakhand. We are sure that our customers would appreciate the new product offer on the widest coverage network in the circle."
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Less Is More
Minus Implants, Jenny Jones Is Smaller and Happier
"Them" are Jones's breast implants. After six operations—she had the original implants replaced four times—and 11 wars of pain and embarrassment caused by repealed hardening due to silicone implants, a year ago Jones went under the knife one last time. Like thousands of the estimated 1 million American women who have had cosmetic breast augmentation, she had her implants removed.
In a three-hour procedure, Dr. William Shaw, chief of plastic and reconstructive surgery at UCLA, removed the silicone implants and the encapsulated scar tissue around them. He lifted and reshaped the remaining breast tissue and delicately cut away sagging excess skin. The original implant surgery cost $1,500; the removal, $6,000.
The greatest cost, though, is Jones's rueful knowledge that she has ended up with less than she started with. Marred with the scars of seven operations, her breasts are no longer symmetrical. And they are numb. Jones saw a psychologist for a couple of months after the implants were removed to help her through a difficult period of adjustment. "Whether I liked my breasts or not," she says, "that is what I looked like for the past decade. I don't look great, I don't have cleavage. But I sure am better off without them. I really feel free."
There is a bonus: Everyone thinks she has lost weight. Her wardrobe assistant, for one, was thrilled with her boss' return to her old figure. "She said that my clothes are finally fitting," reports Jones. "I used to look heavy because I was top heavy."
Following a March 1992 PEOPLE cover story on her ordeal, Jones received hundreds of letters and phone calls from women with similar tales of woe. "I thought I had problems," she says. "There are women with 15 or 20 or 25 operations, 10 sets of implants and a lot of illnesses. It was very demoralizing stuff to hear." Many described burning in the shoulder, pain, lumps and arthritis. "It's not coincidence," says Jones. (Indeed, in the spring of 1992 the Food and Drug Administration severely restricted the use of silicone gel implants for cosmetic purposes, except in cases of reconstructive surgery following a mastectomy.)
Jones also discovered that, despite public hearings and high-visibility lawsuits (in Chicago, 58 women filed a suit last January against 35 manufacturers, claiming their implants had caused severe illnesses), many women were still unwilling to discuss their implant problems. She wants to change that. In June 1992, with $50,000 of her own money ("I am not Oprah; that's a lot of money for me"), she set up the Image Foundation, which encourages women with implant problems to seek medical help.
To raise money for the foundation, Jones is compiling a book of celebrity muffin recipes with contributions from the likes of Liz Taylor, Ivana Trump and John Goodman, and she's including her own recipe for chocolate-sauerkraut muffins. When it becomes financially able, Jones hopes the foundation can provide books and videotapes to schools to teach girls and boys they don't have to conform to someone else's idea of beauty. "Women feel that they should look like the women on the cover of Cosmo," she says. "But those are not realistic role models."
She has received support for the real Jenny Jones, as opposed to the enhanced version, from her boyfriend of eight years, Denis McCallion, 45. A former production executive at Walt Disney Television in Los Angeles, McCallion moved to Chicago in August 1992 to spend a year running the Image Foundation without pay. "I did not fall in love with Jenny because of her chest size," he says. "It was not an issue as far as I was concerned, and it never will be."
Jones intends to keep hammering at the issue from the bully pulpit of her show. "Now, I have something to talk about," she says. And she thinks her audience will listen. "After all, I have one of the most famous chests in the nation."
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We're taking a hands-on look at the new MacBooks released today and we've noticed something potentially quite important. When attempting to use Verizon's LTE Pantech card/software, we've found that it doesn't work with this brand new MacBook Sandy Bridge platform. When attempting to work with the VZAccess Manager we get an error which says it's unable to launch. This is a saddening situation for us who've basically it seems like just five minutes ago gotten 4G on our OSX machines.
This modem is the one we've been using to access the internet on our MacBook Air at 4G speeds. It's fast. It's real fast. If we can't use it with this brand new wave of MacBooks, what good is it? Surely there'll be a fix in the very near future, especially since Verizon and Apple have a closer relationship now then that ever have before? We want those 12.44 Mb/s download speeds, 6.73 Mb/s upload speeds. Have a look back at our LG VL600 LTE modem review to see what we'll be missing barring a fix.


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Current Opportunities, 2015-2016 Academic Year
Georgia Highlands College will have several trips for students during the 2015-2016 Academic Year. The college will have three trips to the University of Georgia's Monteverde, Costa Rica campus. These trips will include a spring break (March 27-April 3, 2016) trip, a Health Sciences trip (June 19-June 29, 2016) and a month-long (June 2015) consortium trip. In addition to the trips to Costa Rica, the college will also send a group of honor's students to Kennesaw State University's campus in Montepulciano, Italy during the summer of 2016.
For more information on these trips, see the individual trip page off the GHC study abroad webpage. Also, you can find some basic information about the experiences GHC students had on the 2015 spring break trip to Costa Rica as well as about UGA Costa Rica campus at the following links:
GHC spring break student experience video:
UGA Costa Rica webpage:
Documentary on UGA Costa Rica campus "Changing Lives":
Students who are interested in the college's trips to Costa Rica are also highly encouraged to attend a study abroad information session on their campus as well as to contact faculty trip leaders. For more information on information sessions or to contact the faculty trip leaders, please see the schedule below and the list of contacts that follow it:
Study Abroad Information Sessions, Fall 2015:
Cartersville campus:
Wednesday, September 9, 3:30-4:30 p.m., Room 166
Thursday, October 29, 2:00-3:00 p.m., Room 160
Thursday, November 19, 2:00-3:00 p.m., Room 160
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Tuesday, November 17, 12:30-1:30 p.m., Lakeview 123
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Heritage Hall:
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Wednesday, October 7, 12:00-1:00 p.m., Annex
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Marietta campus:
Wednesday, September 9, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Video Conference Room (209)
Thursday, October 15, 3:00-4:00 p.m., Video Conference Room (209)
Monday, November 9, 1:00-2:00 p.m., Video Conference Room (209)
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Paulding campus:
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Monday, October 19, 12:30-2:00 p.m., Room 401
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The contact information for faculty trip leaders is as follows:
Bronson Long (History, Director of Global Initiatives and Study Abroad)
Floyd campus, Office: Rome F-142a
Office phone: 706-368-7618
Costa Rica Spring Break Trip:
Dr. Sean Callahan (Psychology, Director of Diversity)
Cartersville and Marietta campuses, Office: Marietta Norton Hall 221
Office phone: 678-872-8542
Kathryn Garcia (Spanish)
Cartersville campus, Office: Room 227
Office phone: 678-872-8075
Mark Greger (Spanish)
Floyd campus, Office: Room F-161
Office phone: 706-368-7620
Abraham Ortiz (Student Life)
Marietta campus, Office: Norton Building, 2nd Floor, Room 210
Office phone: 678-872-8510
Health Sciences Costa Rica Trip:
Cynthia Carter (Nursing)
Heritage Hall, Office: Room 251C
Office phone: 706-232-3078
Michelle Boyce (Dental Hygiene)
Heritage Hall, Office: Room 208
Office phone: 706-204-2251
Alex MacMurdo (Communications, Assistant Study Abroad Director)
Cartersville and Paulding campus, Office: Paulding Room 406
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This application note demonstrates how comprehensive 2D-LC can be used to resolve the complex mixture of hydrophilic phenols found in virgin olive oil and investigates differences in the phenol composition of several olive oils.
Virgin olive oil is associated with the health and nutritional benefits of the Mediterranean diet. In this respect, the presence of antioxidants, which are represented by hydrophilic phenols among others, plays an important role. Hydrophilic phenols contained in virgin olive oil include phenolic acids and alcohols, flavonoids, secoiridoids, and lignans (1,2).
One-dimensional liquid chromatography is not able to resolve completely the complex mixture of hydrophilic phenols present in virgin olive oil (3). Due to its high separation capability, comprehensive 2D-LC can be deployed to improve the separation.Experimental Conditions
Comprehensive 2D-LC analysis was achieved with the Agilent 1290 Infinity 2D-LC solution. The first dimension separation used an Agilent ZORBAX RRHD Eclipse Plus Phenyl-Hexyl column (2.1 × 150 mm, 1.8 µm) with a gradient of water and methanol, each with 0.1% formic acid, at a flow rate of 0.05 mL/min. In the second dimension, an Agilent ZORBAX RRHD Eclipse Plus C18 column (3.0 × 50 mm, 1.8 µm) was used with shifted gradients of water and acetonitrile, each with 0.1% formic acid, at a flow rate of 3.0 mL/min. Modulation was realized using the Agilent 2-position/4-port duo-valve, equipped with two 60 µL loops and with a modulation time of 30 s. Detection was performed at 260 nm and by ESI-TOF-MS in negative ionization mode. Preparation of olive oil samples was carried out according to the protocol from the International Olive Council (4).
Four different olive oil samples with high phenol content (3) purchased from Italian olive oil farms were analyzed by comprehensive 2D-LC. Figure 1 (top) exemplarily shows the 2D-LC chromatogram of one olive oil.
The Agilent 1290 Infinity 2D-LC solution can be used to improve significantly the separation of hydrophilic phenols contained in virgin olive oil. This enables the investigation of differences between the compositions of hydrophilic phenols in olive oils.
(1) M. El Riachy et al., Eur. J. Lipid Sci. Technol. 113, 678–691 (2011).
(2) Y. Ouni et al., Food Chemistry, 127, 1263–1267 (2011).
(3) S. Schneider, "Quality Analysis of Virgin Olive Oils – Part 6," Agilent Application Note, publication number 5991-3801EN, (2014).
(4) "Determination of biophenols in olive oils by HPLC," International Olive Council: COI/T.20/DOC. 29, (2009).
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PhyreEngine is a free to use game engine from Sony Interactive Entertainment compatible with Microsoft Windows, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. PhyreEngine had been adopted by several game studios and has been used in over 90 published titles.
PhyreEngine is distributed as an installable package that includes both full source code and Microsoft Windows tools, provided under its own flexible use license that allows any PlayStation 3 game developer, publisher or tools and middleware company to create software based partly or fully on PhyreEngine on any platform. The engine uses sophisticated parallel processing techniques that are optimized for the Synergistic Processor Unit (SPU) of the Cell Broadband Engine of PS3, but can be easily ported to other multi-core architectures.
PhyreEngine supports OpenGL and Direct3D,[1] in addition to the low level PS3 LibGCM library.[2] It provides fully functional "game templates" as source code, including support for Havok Complete XS, NVIDIA PhysX and Bullet for physics.
PhyreEngine was launched during GDC 2008[1] with new features (including Deferred rendering) being showcased during GDC 2009.[3]
Version 2.40, released in March 2009, included a new "foliage rendering" system that provides tools and technology to render ultra-realistic trees and plants to be easily integrated into games.[4]
A PSP version of the engine was announced by Sony at GDC 2010.[4]
Version 3.0, released in 2011, has a new and powerful asset pipeline, combining enhanced versions of the already robust exporters, with a powerful processing tool to generate optimized assets for each platform. Also new is the rewritten level editor, which permits a far more data-driven approach to authoring games using PhyreEngine. Combined with a more accessible API and far more game-oriented functionality including support for entities, scripting, and integrated physics and navigation components, PhyreEngine 3.0 empowers developers to produce high quality titles with less time and lower costs.[5] In addition, version 3.0 of the PhyreEngine adds support for the PlayStation Vita.[6]
PhyreEngine was a finalist in the European Develop Industry Excellence Awards in 2008[7] (in the "Technical Innovation" category) and 2009[8] (in the "Game Engine" category).
Partial list of studios and games that use PhyreEngine[edit]
Derived game engines[edit]
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Mr FF's colleagues sent me these flowers. Aren't they nice? I love it how flowers these days arrive in vases. So much better than having to arrange them yourself.
They're from Phoebe. Of course. Apparently she used to action the flowers at Buckingham Palace.
Here's a soothing vignette from the Fuschiadome. Not to be confused with a vinaigrette that you'd douse a salad with.
Do you love Liberty fabric as much as I do? It's so pretty.
My Mum's whipping up a Liberty smock dress arrangement for Niece FF who arrives from yonder shortly. I wish I could sew things.
Last night a cast of thousands descended for dinner. Luckily I'd never ever knowingly undercater and had made enough retrolicious Bolognaise circa 1977 with tinned champignions to feed the 8th Regiment.
Up until recently I'd never turned my mind to Swaddling or Muslins. ( Not to be confused with Muslims.) These days you can hardly move without hitting a muslin wrap round these here parts and I can action a muslin swaddle arrangement like No One's Business. Even in the middle of the night. While Half Asleep. Doesn't my baby's nose look cute?


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EAST PRAIRIE -- Frances Howton Slinkard, 81, died at 8:37 p.m. April 14, 2003, at the Sells Rest Home in Matthews.
Born Dec. 12, 1921, in East Prairie, daughter of the late Winfield Rowe and Della Van Markham Howton, she had lived in East Prairie all of her life where she became a member of the First Baptist Church in December 1990.
On Jan. 29, 1945, she married Rapherd "Slim" Slinkard who preceded her in death on Sept. 5, 1988.
Survivors include: one son and daughter-in-law, Donald R. and Mary Slinkard of Holts Summit; three daughters and one son-in-law, Carolyn Slinkard and Glenda Faye Peterson of East Prairie and Mary L. and Charlie Burney of Kevil, Ky.; two grandsons and one granddaughter-in-law, Jason Slinkard of Warrensburg and Alan and Christy Peterson of Bartlett, Tenn.; and one great-grandson, Sam Peterson of Bartlett.
Three brothers and seven sisters preceded her in death.
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Young people in Leeds have received a boost thanks to housing repairs provider Morrison and Leeds City Council. The partnership is helping to improve job prospects for people in Leeds through a range of programmes, which are aimed at improving skills and creating job opportunities.
In the last six months, Morrison has created 20 apprenticeships, up skilled a number of employees and is currently running a training programme for 10 young people classified as NEETS (Not in Education, Employment or Training) to help them gain workplace skills.
The NEETS training course is part of Morrison's commitment to helping young people gain the vital skills and experience they need in order to get into training or employment. The programme consists of an initial 12 week course, which provides tasters in a number of trade areas including plumbing and joinery, as well as advice on how to apply for jobs. Some of the participants will also be given the opportunity to do a two week work placement with Morrison.
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Morrison has also recently recruited its new apprentice intake for 2012 in Leeds, including 17 apprentices studying General Maintenance Operations, which covers joinery, plumbing, brickwork, plastering and tiling. The apprentices will all work towards completing NVQ Level 2 diplomas in Maintenance Operations.
A further three apprentices have been employed as trainee Quantity Surveyors and will work towards NVQ Level 3 diplomas in Construction Contracting Operations.
All of the new apprentices work on the 40,000 properties in Leeds owned by Leeds City Council, which Morrison maintains.
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Stark, J.M. and J.M. Norton. 2014. The invasive annual cheatgrass increases nitrogen availability in 24-year-old replicated field plots. Oecologia. DOI 10.1007/s00442-014-3093-5
Cardon, Z.G., J.M. Stark, P.M. Herron, and J. Rasmussen. 2013. Sagebrush carrying out hydraulic lift enhances surface soil nitrogen cycling and nitrogen uptake into inflorescences. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 110 (47) 18988-18993
Norton, U, P. Saetre, T.D. Hooker, and J.M. Stark. 2012. Vegetation and moisture controls on soil C mineralization in semi-arid environments. Soil Sci. Soc. Am J. 76:1038-1047
Hooker, T.D., and J.M. Stark. 2012. Carbon flow from plant detritus and soil organic matter to microbes—Linking carbon and nitrogen cycling in semiarid soils. Soil Sci. Soc. Am J. 76:903-914.
Huang, T., L. Sun, J. Stark, Y. Wang, Z. Cheng, Q. Yang, S. Sun. 2011. Relative changes in krill abundance inferred from Antarctic fur seal. PLoS ONE 6(11): e27331. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0027331
Norton, J.M., J.M. Stark. 2011. Regulation and measurement of nitrification in terrestrial systems. Methods in Enzymology 486:344-368.
Koper, T.A., J.M. Stark, M.Y. Habteselassie, and J.M. Norton. 2010. Nitrification exhibits Haldane kinetics in an agricultural soil treated with ammonium sulfate or dairy waste compost. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 74:316-322.
Herron, P.M., J.M. Stark, C. Holt, T.D. Hooker, and Z.G. Cardon. 2009. Microbial growth efficiencies across a soil moisture gradient assessed using 13C-acetic acid vapor and 15N-ammonia gas. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 41:1262-1269
Hooker, T.D., J.M. Stark, U. Norton, A.J. Leffler, M. Peek, and R. Ryel. 2008. Distribution of ecosystem C and N within contrasting vegetation types in a semiarid rangeland in the Great Basin, USA. Biogeochemistry 90:291-308.
Hooker, T.D., and J.M. Stark. 2008. Soil C and N cycling in three semiarid vegetation types: Response to an in situ pulse of plant detritus. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 40:2678-2685
Leonard, E.D., T.A. Monaco, J.M. Stark, and R.J. Ryel. 2008. Invasive forb, annual grass, and exotic shrub competition with three sagebrush-steppe growth forms: Acquisition of a spring 15N tracer. Invasive Plant Science & Management 1:168-177
Booth, M.S., J.M. Stark, and S.C. Hart. 2006. Soil mixing effects on inorganic nitrogen production and consumption in forest and shrubland soils . Plant & Soil 289:5-15.
Kulmatiski, A, K.H. Beard, J.M. Stark. 2006. Exotic plant communities shift water-use timing in a shrub-steppe ecosystem. Plant & Soil 288:271-284.
Kulmatiski, A, K.H. Beard, J.M. Stark. 2006. Soil history as a primary control on plant invasion in abandoned agricultural fields . J. Applied Ecology 43:868-876.
Habteselassie, M.Y., J.M. Stark, B.E. Miller, S.G. Thacker, and J.M. Norton. 2006. Gross nitrogen transformations in an agricultural soil after repeated dairy-waste application . Soil Science Society of America J. 70:1338-1348.
Habteselassie, M.Y., B.E. Miller, S.G. Thacker, J.M. Stark, and J.M. Norton. 2006. Soil Nitrogen and Nutrient Dynamics after Repeated Application of Treated Dairy-waste . Soil Science Society of America J. 70:1328-1337.
Morris, A.E.L., J.M. Stark, and B.K. Gilbert. 2005. Evaluation of isotopic fractionation error on calculations of marine-derived nitrogen in terrestrial ecosystems . Canadian J. Forest Research 35:1604-1616.
Selmants, P.C., S.C. Hart, S.I. Boyle, and J.M. Stark. 2005. Red alder (Alnus rubra) alters community-level soil microbial function in conifer forests of the Pacific Northwest, USA . Soil Biology & Biochemistry 37:1860-1868.
Booth, M.S., J.M. Stark, and E. Rastetter. 2005. Controls on nitrogen cycling in terrestrial ecosystems: A synthetic analysis of literature data . Ecological Monographs 75:139-157.
Saetre, P., and J.M. Stark. 2005. Microbial dynamics and carbon and nitrogen cycling following rewetting of soils beneath two semi-arid plant species . Oecologia 142:247-260.
Shi, W., B.E. Miller, J.M. Stark, and J.M. Norton. 2004. Microbial nitrogen transformations in response to treated dairy waste in agricultural soils . Soil Science Society of America J. 68:1867-1874.
Austin, A., M.L Yahdjian, J.M. Stark, J. Belnap, A. Porporato, I.C. Burke, U. Choromanska, D. Ravetta, and S.M. Schaeffer. 2004. Water pulses and biogeochemical cycles in arid and semiarid ecosystems . Oecologia 141:221-235.
Kulmatiski, A., K.H. Beard, and J.M. Stark. 2004. Finding endemic soil-based controls for weed growth. Weed Technology 18:1353-1358.
Booth, M.S., J.M. Stark, and M.M. Caldwell. 2003. Inorganic N turnover and availability in annual- and perennial-dominated soils in a northern Utah shrub-steppe ecosystem . Biogeochemistry 66:311-330.
Stark, J.M., and S.C. Hart. 2003. UV-B radiation and soil microbial communities . Nature 423:137-138.
Booth, M.S., M.M. Caldwell, and J.M. Stark. 2003. Overlapping resource use in three Great Basin species: Implications for community invasibility and vegetation dynamics . J. Ecology 91:36-48.
Ivans, C.K., A.J. Leffler, U. Spaulding, J.M. Stark, R.J. Ryel, and M.M. Caldwell. 2003. Root responses and nitrogen acquisition by Artemisia tridentata and Agropyron desertorum following small summer rainfall events . Oecologia 134:317-324.
Haubensak, K.A., S.C. Hart, and J.M. Stark. 2002. Influences of chloroform exposure time and soil water content on C and N release in forest soils . Soil Biology & Biochemistry 34:1549-1562.
Stark, J.M., D.R. Smart, S.C. Hart, and K.A. Haubensak. 2002. Regulation of nitric oxide emissions from forest and rangeland soils of western North America . Ecology 83:2278-2292.
Stark, J.M.. 2000. Nutrient Transformations . Pages 215-234 in O.E. Sala, R.B. Jackson, H.A. Mooney, and R. Howarth (eds.), Methods in Ecosystem Science. Springer-Verlag New York.
Chen, J., and J.M. Stark. 2000. Plant species effects and carbon and nitrogen cycling in a sagebrush - crested wheatgrass soil . Soil Biology & Biochemistry 32:47-57.
Smart, D.R., J.M. Stark, and V. Diego. 1999. Resource limitations to nitric oxide emissions from a sagebrush-steppe ecosystem . Biogeochemistry 47:63-86.
Hart, S.C. and J.M. Stark. 1997. Nitrogen limitation of the microbial biomass in an old-growth forest soil . Ecoscience 4(1):91-98.
Low, A.P., J.M. Stark, and L.M. Dudley. 1997. Effects of soil osmotic potential on nitrification, ammonification, N-assimilation, and nitrous oxide production. Soil Science 162:16-27.
Stark, J.M., and S.C. Hart. 1997. High rates of nitrification and nitrate turnover in undisturbed coniferous forests . Nature 385:61-64.


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It's always interesting to look back at past models in history that held a poise, sophistication, and elegance unique to their time. One of our favorite faces of the past is Dovima, a natural beauty that rose to fame in the 1950s. The epitome of style and grace, Dovima was discovered on the streets of Manhattan by an editor from Vogue. Her tiny frame and stunning looks quickly catapulted her career. Dovima soon became a favorite of many major photographers of her day, including Richard Avedon who shot some of her most iconic photos. Her chic persona graced the pages of Vogue, Harpers Bazaar and LIFE Magazine. Dovima was the highest paid model of her time, remembered most notably for showing off Diors New Look. Dovima was labeled by Avedon as the last of the great elegant, aristocratic beauties
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