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on January 18, 2013 - 11:53 PM
NIAGARA FALLS – The Niagara County Health Department announced it has obtained a limited supply of flu vaccine, which it will distribute at an appointment-only flu shot clinic from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday in the Trott Access Center, 1001 11th St.
The shots cost $34 each and are covered by most insurance plans. The department also has some free flu vaccine for children from six months to 18 years old, supplied by the federal government.
Appointments for immunizations may be made by calling 278-1903.

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The Department of Art at Millsaps College provides a program for strengthening your understanding of the visual arts through studio as well as art history courses. You'll explore a variety of forms of creative expression, learning to set each within its broader cultural context.
In the course of your work toward the major or minor, you'll find yourself developing a voice and a vision - a new mode of seeing and a new form of communication that involves both a deeper connection and a widened perspective. Through the process of creating, your ability to communicate will be enhanced, and through the process of writing and talking about creative production, your skills as a critical thinker will mature.
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E-Rabs at a glance
Coach: Leon Smith (3rd year, 9-46
Last year: 8-19 (2-14)
Returning starters: Davinique Ross (5-9 Sr PF) ; Nicole Gould (5-10 SF Sr); Coriesha Bailey (...
E-Rabs at a glance
Coach: Leon Smith (3rd year, 9-46
Last year: 8-19 (2-14)
Returning starters: Davinique Ross (5-9 Sr PF) ; Nicole Gould (5-10 SF Sr); Coriesha Bailey (5-5 PG Sr).
Other key players: Seniors Jaunay Jones 5-4 and Ginny Reed 5-4, juniors Myla Luster 5-7 and Hailee Villa 5-6 and sophomore R'rionna Brocks 5-3
Strengths: Speed, guards and Bailey, an honorable-mention All-NIC-10 choice last year; some new, young talent.
Weaknesses: Lack of height; depth inside
Outlook: East took a huge step forward last year by winning more games than it had in 22 years and having more wins than in its previous five seasons combined (7-125, 1-79). The E-Rabs should take another step this year and move up from ninth to as high as sixth or seventh in the NIC-10. "This is a great opportunity for our team," coach Leon Smith said. "Some of the teams in the conference have graduated key players and this is our third year and should be the best thus far. This hinges on our seniors continuing to provide the leadership they showed over the summer and our newcomers adjusting to varsity."
ROCKFORD — What do you do for an encore after your best season in 22 years?
East can't wait to find out.
Going 8-19 may not sound like much, but that's more wins than the E-Rabs had in their prevous five years combined (7-125). Even their 2-14 conference record topped their previous five-year total (1-79). Now it's time to go to work on their 11-year record (13-179 in the league).
"When I took over, I figured it was going to take three years to get acclimated to things," third-year coach Leon Smith said. "We struggled our first year, but we were young and our players had an opportunity to grow up. This year, it's pure excitement."
The E-Rabs had by far their most successful summer in recent years, winning two games at camps at DePaul and Wisconsin and also winning four games in the Harlem summer league.
"Before, we didn't win any at Harlem," Smith said. "And the games we lost, we were extremely competitive. That showed the girls we belong. And in those losses, we showed a couple of things we could tweak to make us even more competitive."
Whatever the E-Rabs do this winter will have started in the summer.
"When I was at Boylan under Coach (Steve) Goers, he always said that players were made during the summer," Smith said. "We had the biggest summer commitment here that we've had in a long time."
The E-Rabs lack size; six of their top eight players are 5-foot-7 or shorter and their top two scorers will probably be 5-5 senior Coriesha Bailey and 5-3 sophomore R'rionna Brocks.
To compensate, East plans to run more.
"Last year, we scored in the 30s and 40s," Smith said. "We think we can get some easy buckets by being a running team. If we get out on the run, we also have some shooters who can accomodate us.
"We believe we can finish in the top half of the conference. That's a possibility. Get out of the basement, where we've been for a very long time."
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Phoenix, AZ -- One of three people shot Wednesday morning at a north-central Phoenix office building is dead, officials said, and police continue to search for the gunman.
About 7 miles away, Phoenix police have surrounded a home that may be linked to the suspect, Phoenix Police Sgt. Steve Martos said. Officers have begun communicating through loudspeakers with anyone inside.
Mark Hummels, a partner with Osborn Maledon and president of the Phoenix chapter of the Federal Bar Association, had surgery Wednesday afternoon and is among the survivors, according to an e-mail from Andrea Marconi, a lawyer with Fennemore Craig and president-elect of the Federal Bar Association.
"The latest information I have is that Mark has a strong pulse after surgery and the doctors are optimistic about his recovery, so this is encouraging news," she wrote in the e-mail to members of the Phoenix legal community and obtained by The Arizona Republic.
The lawyer in his 30s was shot in his neck and lower back, said Phoenix lawyer Colin Campbell, who also is a friend.
A third shooting victim has less severe injuries and is expected to survive, said Sgt. Tommy Thompson of the Phoenix Police Department. Three others also were transported to area hospitals, but the nature of their injuries was not detailed.
Officials have not released the name of the suspect, a white male who is still at large, and say his motive is unclear.
"This doesn't appear to be a random type of incident," Thompson said. At about 10:30 a.m. MST, the gunman arrived at the office building and got into a dispute that escalated to the point where he drew a gun.
The shooting took place on the same day that Congress convened hearings in Washington on legislation to address gun violence. Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., who was severely wounded along with 18 others two years ago outside a supermarket in suburban Tucson, Ariz., was among those testifying. Six died in that shooting.
A few hours after Wednesday's incident, a SWAT team surrounded a house 7 miles from the shooting scene that police say is connected to the shooting. Officers were talking to someone at the house who was not the suspect, Phoenix Police Sgt. Steve Martos said.
Witnesses who worked in the three-story office complex in the 7310 block of 16th Street where the shooting occurred characterized the office building as usually very quiet.
"I heard the shots and that's it," said Karen Frasier, a receptionist at Stearns Lending in the same complex. "I wouldn't know a gunshot if it jumped up and bit me because I'd never heard one. But some other people heard them and said that's what they were."
The gunfire prompted terrified workers throughout the complex that houses 10 to 15 businesses including insurance, health care and law offices, to lock their doors and hide far from windows. SWAT team officers searched the building.
"Everyone was just scared, honestly, just scared," said Navika Sood, assistant director of nursing at First at Home Health Services who, along with her co-workers, locked the entrances to their office.
Becky Neher, who works for a title company in the building, said the two gunshots she heard sounded like two pieces of metal banging against each other.
"Someone yelled, 'We have a shooter,'" she said. She saw two victims lying on the ground outside the back side of the building.
Rob Hayter, who works at Pioneer Title Agency, said he heard five or six shots before calling 911, looked out his office window and saw two bodies lying on the ground.
"It was a little tense. Everybody came and hid in the IT room," Hayter said.
A spokeswoman for the Albuquerque-based owner of the building, Louis Abruzzo of Alvardao Realty, said the shooting happened in the lobby. The 92,000-square-foot, three-story office building is more than 85% leased.
Abruzzo paid $10.2 million in cash for the office building in December 2011.
According to Larry Ruch, who operates out of a law office across the street, 50 police cars, seven to eight fire trucks and K-9 units converged at the location. It appeared to him that four people were taken out on stretchers; scores of onlookers took to balconies of nearby buildings to watch the scene unfold.
The area, just north of the Arizona Canal is dotted by small office complexes on both sides of the six-lane street.
In Washington, former astronaut Mark Kelly, Giffords' husband, told the Senate panel about the Wednesday shooting during his time at the microphone: "There is another what seems to be possibly a shooting with multiple victims ... with multiple shots fired."


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Men's Tennis Hosts Two Matches This Weekend
First Serve: Ball State men's tennis will host Brown University Friday at 2 p.m. at the Muncie YMCA Tennis Center. The Cardinals are looking to rebound from their 6-1 loss at Big Ten foe No. 33 Indiana Sunday. The lone winner for the Cardinals was Austin Smith who won at the No. 6 singles position in straight sets (6-1, 6-3) against Elliott Yee. Ball State enters the match with a 3-3 overall record while Brown owns a 2-2 overall record.
Leonord Named Player of the Week (Jan. 30): Ball State sophomore Ray Leonard was named the Mid-American Conference Tennis Player of the Week for the third time in his career. Leonard helped the Cardinals improve to 3-2 overall on the season after going 3-0 at No. 1 singles and No.1 doubles. With the wins Leonard now owns a 4-1 record in singles action. He won in straight sets over Detroit Mercy (7-5, 6-2), Eastern Illinois (6-3, 6-2) and Dayton (6-2, 6-4).
What's Next: The Ball State men's tennis team will host IUPUI Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Muncie YMCA Tennis Center.


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The 6 Stupidest Internet Reactions To Shocking News Stories
Back in the old days, any shocking news stories would hit the public's consciousness first when a paperboy would shout the lurid headlines at them as they walked to work or tried to get their shoes shined, if old gangster movies are accurate documentaries of early 20th century life.
Nowadays they hit the Internet first, and the Internet reacts, as you might expect, stupidly. Here are a few of the most predictable and annoying reactions you'll get on any big story.
#6. "I Don't Understand Why You're All So Shocked By This."
"This is just another case of ____. Why is this even news?" Sound familiar?
Fill in the blank with "someone from X group doing Y stereotypical behavior." Like "a right wing nutjob saying something crazy" or "a liberal protesting about something for attention."
Sure, sometimes stories are obviously slow news day stories that deserve the "Why is this news?" treatment, but I'm talking about obviously relevant stories that would naturally shock the average reader.
Sometimes this comes from well-intentioned people who aren't observant enough to notice what's unusual about the story. "So some rich lady fell down some stairs in her one-story house somehow and her gambling-addicted nephew inherits all her money. So basically, somebody died. Big deal. People die every day! There was a story just yesterday about a guy who had a heart attack during the Super Bowl. There's nothing new under the sun, folks. Death happens! I don't know why you're so shocked!"
That might be a bit extreme, but a lot of simple people can oversimplify a story so that in summary, of course it sounds like a cliche. A story about Gaddafi's excesses? "Oh, boy, a dictator being eccentric and insane, like we haven't heard that before." Only when he's actually in the process of being overthrown, and these things are directly fueling the anger of the people overthrowing him, it seems kind of relevant what specific things are riling them up.
AP, via The Guardian
Like this stupid couch he bought for his daughter.
But worse than the well-intentioned people are the people who think that posting news stories is some kind of contest where you try to shock other people, and the least shocked person is the "winner." They see being shocked or disturbed or surprised as an admission of weakness, and will respond to an Internet snuff film by saying, "Well, that's not nearly as bad as that chainsaw one. You mean you guys have never heard of it?"
Shock hipsters are the worst hipsters.
#5. Compulsion To Identify the Good Guy and Bad Guy
I think it's a bit hypocritical to jump on people for "judging" since we all make some level of judgment if the story is shocking enough. The kind of "judging" that bothers me is when the person literally acts like a judge that has been given this case and everything depends on them making a ruling.
You know what I mean, when a person starts out saying, "Well, it's hard to make a call here, and we really don't have all the facts, but ..." and goes on to list the pros and cons, and draw a conclusion about who the guilty party is. If it's hard to make a call, you don't have to make a call. Of course everybody's entitled to their opinion, but these people aren't acting like they are letting their natural reactions out, they're acting like they really don't want to judge, but someone has begged them to do it and they must heed the call. The Internet needs them, and they can't let it down.
"It's my CIVIC DUTY!"
If you are that kind of person, then as a member of the Internet, I officially inform you that the Internet Court relieves you of your duties. You are now free to act on your own. Next time you run into a news story that's hard to judge, feel free to say, "Well, it's hard to make a call here, and we really don't have the facts," and then stop. You are freed from your judicial obligations and can go spend more time arguing about video games or something.
The worst thing is that when drawing the good guy/bad guy lines, it always seems to be a zero-sum game. One side has to be good and one side has to be bad, so you can take sides! Make posters! Chant slogans! Make pithy sarcastic quips! If both sides are morally flawed, but one side bears more liability than the other, it's hard to really sum that up on a bumper sticker or scathing signature.
This mentality really shows whenever you bring up flaws in one party's actions, like "The kid shouldn't have been putting ice cream down people's pants in the first place." Then some people will jump up and say, "Oh, so you're saying he deserved to get beaten up? You're saying the bullies were saints? You're saying they did the world a favor? THE KID IS IN THE HOSPITAL AND YOU ARE CONDONING THIS?" I mean, come on. If one side is shown to be more wrong than you thought, it doesn't automatically make the other side less wrong. You don't have to subtract the wrongness from the other column, it's not a fucking math problem.
Some people just want any controversial story to fit into the pattern of villain vs. saint, so if you're finding any flaws in one party, you must be trying to turn them into the villain, and logically, turning the other side into the saint. But so many stories are two "villains" trying to screw each other over, or a bunch of bumbling "saints" coming to blows because of a pile of misunderstandings.
#4. Self-Righteousness Bandwagons and Revenge Fantasies
Sometimes there's a story about some person doing something absolutely unspeakable, like harming children or animals, or wearing socks with sandals. Most of us go, "This is awful! This person is a monster!"
Only one person can post first, though, so once someone has said, "This is awful! This person is a monster!" I guess no one else can say it again, it's like wearing the same dress to a party as another guest. Even if you say, "This is terrible! This person is inhuman!" it just looks like a cheap knockoff, like you're barely worked up about the victim.
It's like the "Pmua" of outrage.
No, to really prove you are a guy that disapproves of child molesters, you must up the ante.
"I hope the guards look the other way in jail and this person is dismembered by the other inmates!" That's the kind of thing that shows that child molestation really upsets you and you are not a lukewarm sissypants who just calls him a "monster" and goes off about your daily business. Someone who would do that does not really care about crimes against children, like you do.
Likewise, the next person can't just go, "Yeah, dismemberment, I'm good with that," lest they sound complacent. "No, that's too good for him!" they'll say. "I hope he's skinned alive and rolled around in some gravel and run over by a truck, and then they revive him with cutting edge medical advances so that he can have his intestines force fed to him after they are set on fire."
I understand people have to express some kind of strong emotional response to horrible crimes, but I think there's a difference between your actual feelings and the feelings you come up with after you see where other people's feelings are setting the bar. If you're telling other people that their revenge fantasies aren't good enough and one-upping them with your own, you may have crossed that line.
Sometimes the same thing happens without the violence, where people compete with each other to come up with the most derisive jokes. Like if there's a story about a stupid politician saying something stupid, people might just constantly one-up each other with generic "stupid" jokes, like, "He's so stupid it takes him an hour to make minute rice," or "He's so stupid he got run over by a parked car!" And while he is stupid, nobody ends up talking about the stupid thing he said, or what its effect is going to be, because they're too busy showing each other that they're much smarter than that stupid politician.


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quote: 10% inactive/dead people
quote: 20% non-US (mostly worthless from revenue standpoint)
quote: You actually think 80% of the 1 billion users are US?
quote: And you also think non-US are worthless for revenue?
quote: Both those things are epically stupid. Even in poor countries they are highly valued for revenue, as they won't be poor in the future and you don't want them to use a rival system.
quote: Motoman Well, not to mention that 80% of a billion would be 800 million. Which I believe is more than 2 times the number of people who actually live in the US.
quote: If you go by 30% active users and 1 billion total
quote: Yes, if you go by completely inaccurate and made up on the spot facts, then yes you are absolutely correct. You should be in politics.
quote: Both those things are epically stupid.


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Jeffers: Did someone hide Mayor Tom Leppert?
While Gov. Rick Perry, who may be running for president, is in Southern California, Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert, who may be running for the U.S. Senate, is all but invisible.
On our Super Bowl blog, Local Political Writer Gromer Jeffers Jr. wonders why — and what he should tell out-of-staters when they ask him, "Who's in charge here?"
PHOTO: In case you've forgotten, the guy in the blue shirt is Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert. The guy behind him may be named Arthur. Or Archie. (DMN FILE, NOV. 7, 2010)


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SAS stands for Satisfactory Academic Standing. Its purpose is to keep students on track for successful completion of a degree and to prevent unnecessary financial burden on those students that do not finish a program.
Several years ago, the Academic Standards and Student Records Committee composed of faculty, administrators and staff, became aware that some students struggled from semester to semester but continued to sign up for classes and accrue a very low grade point average (GPA). In addition, many of these students borrowed money to finance their classes and became deeper in debt. Most of these students dropped out altogether, never completing the program they had been pursuing.
The committee recommended enforcing a standard 2.0 GPA for all course work and moving underperforming students into a probationary status when their GPA drops below this standard.
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Cook your way through six different kinds of whole grains and add six new vegetable and bean dishes to your vegetarian cooking repertoire. James Beard Award winner Martha Rose Shulman will be your guide as you build a farro bowl with savory mushroom ragout, a Mexican rice bowl with seasoned black beans, a bulgur bowl with Moroccan-spiced vegetables and much more. Discover new techniques for achieving tender beans and your fluffiest rice yet. Then learn how to poach an egg, make marinated baked tofu and even throw together fresh salsa in minutes, for flavor-boosting additions to these meals and beyond. Make everyday cooking a little easier and a lot healthier with delectable dishes that will fill you up and please your palate!
Meet your instructor, cookbook author and New York Times online columnist Martha Rose Shulman, and learn more about the hearty vegetarian dishes you'll make in the class. Martha discusses the different kinds of grains that form the base of each dish and covers the ingredients you can stock in your pantry for quick assembly. Not vegetarian? You can enhance your bowls with chicken or steak. Most of the bowls are also gluten-free and are easily made vegan.
Begin your big-bowl adventure with a tried-and-true Mexican dish. Brown rice, black beans rich in antioxidants and hearty greens are topped with salsa fresca and crumbled cheese. Martha shows her tricks for getting deliciously fluffy rice and perfectly cooked beans to build this crowd-pleaser.
Nutty, wholesome wheat grains form the base for a savory mushroom ragout topped with wilted spinach. Learn how to prepare farro, cook three kinds of mushrooms and make a rich gravy with their liquid.
Rainbow quinoa and colorful roasted beets are complemented by saut�ed greens and garlic yogurt. Sprinkle the bowl with dukkah, a Middle Eastern nut-and-spice mix you'll find addictive! Martha shares tips for cooking quinoa and preparing beets without turning everything pink.
Martha makes a stew of sweet bell peppers to cover flavorful black rice and shares an easy way to poach eggs to top your dish.
Once a rare treat, wild rice is now commonly available. Martha explains how to cook it until the grains "splay" or open up. Add hearty seared vegetables and baked, seasoned tofu for a filling and delicious dinner.
Bulgur wheat is simple to prepare by soaking or boiling and provides a filling base for roasted root vegetables tossed with chermoula. Martha shows how to make this pesto-like Moroccan sauce of cilantro, parsley, spices, oil and lemon juice. Top this dish with a poached egg if you like!
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Anyone ever read the manga title Goth. its a horror manga and pretty good , as far as i have read Mangafox.com has the manga on it
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Tides of Commerce is a business feature that will run from time to time with information on new businesses and awards and recognitions of Maui County businesses.
Coconuts Fish Cafe in Kihei has been included in CNN's list of "Top 10 Places to Eat Like a Local." The list includes restaurants from around the country, complied by CNN and Travel and Leisure Magazine.
The CNN list was published on March 8 and features a picture of Coconuts' signature food, submitted by Terrance Mullins, a CNN iReporter and Coconuts' customer. Coconuts is the only Hawaii restaurant to make the list. Owner Mike Phillips opened the doors at Coconuts Fish Cafe in Azeka Center on South Kihei Road four years ago, a news release from the restaurant said.
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To view the full CNN list, go to www.cnn.com/2013/03/08/travel/eat-likelocal-irpt/index.html.
BAMBOO-PRODUCTS. Cariloha, which sells bamboo-based products including clothing, bedding and bath goods, opened last month in Lahaina.
Located at 824 Front St., the 800-square-foot store is corporately owned and will share space with its sister brand, Del Sol, which specializes in clothing and accessories that change colors with sunlight, a news release from the company said.
The Cariloha Lahaina store will be staffed and managed by local employees and corporately hired interns, who typically work in the store for three to six months, according to a news release.
LOOKING FOR A RELATIONSHIP? The online Maui Matchmaker, owned by Makawao's Debbie Dehm, has opened. In a news release, she said that she uses "personal interviews and my intuition" to match clients.
Her website is www.mauimatchmaker.com.
GREEN BUSINESS. The Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas was one of four hotels, two restaurants, a fire station and a bike shop honored with a 2013 Hawaii Green Business Award.
The annual awards recognize achievements by Hawaii businesses and entities in the area of energy efficiency. The awards were presented by Gov. Neil Abercrombie at a recent ceremony hosted by the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, Department of Health and The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii.
The Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas, a first-time winner, was lauded for implementing sustainable initiatives within the resort by transforming its behaviors to consume less, elevate its care for the environment and reach its "30/20 by 2020" goals, a news release from the state Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism said. The 30/20 energy goals are to reduce energy consumption by 30 percent and water use by 20 percent by 2020.
NEW RE/MAX. Barry Lee Brown and Carol A. Brown are the new broker/owners of the Lahaina-based RE/MAX Island Properties.
Both have been with RE/MAX for more than a decade. Barry Brown moved to Maui in 1986 and was affiliated with Maui Realty before opening Barry Brown Realty two years later. He joined RE/MAX Maui in 1999.
"The success we've had with RE/MAX helped us make the decision to open our own office," said a news release from the new company.
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The St. James Theatre box office will open at 10 AM Feb. 22 for walkup sales for tickets to the new Broadway musical American Idiot. The first preview of the Green Day musical is March 24, toward an April 20 opening.
The St. James - not to be confused with St. Jimmy, a character in the show - is at 246 W. 44th Street. Tickets are now on sale to the general public through Telecharge.com (212) 239-6200, following a two-week exclusive for American Express cardholders.
According to the producers, "American Idiot follows the exhilarating journey of a new generation of young Americans as they struggle to find meaning in a post 9/11 world, borne along by Green Day's electrifying score. The musical includes every song from the acclaimed album 'American Idiot,' as well as several songs from the band's Grammy Award-winning new release, '21st Century Breakdown.'"
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and the band collaborate with Michael Mayer, the Tony Award-winning director of Spring Awakening; two-time Tony Award-winning composer and orchestrator Tom Kitt; and Olivier Award-winning choreographer Steven Hoggett "to bring this explosive, iconic album to the stage."
The cast includes Tony Award winner John Gallagher Jr. (Spring Awakening), Tony Award nominee Stark Sands (Journey's End), Michael Esper (A Man For All Seasons), Rebecca Naomi Jones (Passing Strange), Christina Sajous (The Wild Party), Mary Faber (Avenue Q) and Tony Vincent (Jesus Christ Superstar). Also featured in the cast are Declan Bennett, Andrew Call, Gerard Canonico, Miguel Cervantes, Joshua Henry, Van Hughes, Brian Charles Johnson, Joshua Kobak, Lorin Latarro, Omar Lopez-Cepero, Leslie McDonel, Chase Peacock, Theo Stockman, Ben Thompson, Alysha Umphress, Aspen Vincent and Libby Winters.
The musical had its world premiere in fall 2009 at Berkeley Repertory Theatre in California.
For more information, visit www.AmericanIdiotonBroadway.com.


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Danica Patrick's marriage has come to a screeching halt – her divorce has been finalized.
An Arizona judge signed a consent decree between the NASCAR star and husband Paul Hospenthal on April 15 and it was filed two days later, ending the couple's seven-year union, ESPN reports.
Patrick, 31, had announced in November via her Facebook page that she was splitting from Hospenthal, saying the marriage was "irretrievably broken."
The couple originally met after Patrick saw Hospenthal, who is a physical therapist and personal trainer, for treatment of a hip injury. They wed in 2005 and had no children.
"He has been an important person and friend in my life and that's how we will remain moving forward," Patrick wrote in November about their amicable split.
According to court documents, the couple had a prenuptial agreement. Patrick had sought no alimony and also paid court costs, said ESPN, noting that mutual property acquired during the marriage would be divided at a later date.
Patrick, the first woman to claim the coveted Daytona 500 pole position this year (only her second season racing NASCAR after years as an IndyCar driver), announced in February she was dating fellow driver Ricky Stenhouse, 25.
"You can't tell your heart who to like and not like," she told Men's Health about their relationship. "It just happened."
NASCAR's Danica Patrick Finalizes Divorce
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Colonial Lake, one of Charleston's iconic public places, looks much like it did when it was built about 125 years ago.
Colonial Lake timeline
17th century: The area that would become Colonial Lake is not included as part of Charles Towne's original city plan.
1739: Maps show a street called "Lover's Walk" at the western edge of Beaufain Street.
1768: The colonial government approves an act to cut a canal from the upper end of Broad Street into the Ashley River and to reserve the vacant marsh on each side of the canal as a commons for Charlestown.
1842: Maps show Beaufain and Broad streets and Rutledge Avenue, but not Ashley Avenue, extending around what would become Colonial Lake.
1872: A map shows Lynch Street (later to be known as Ashley Avenue) framing what was then known as "Rutledge Street Pond." It also shows six buildings in the northwest corner.
1881: After residents sued the city for leasing or selling its commons, a city report says it's possible to "create here a rival to White Point Garden in the attractions of park and lakes on a grand scale." The city passes an ordinance to create a "Colonial Common."
1890s: The pond is deepened and surrounded by concrete walls, while oyster shell sidewalks, benches and oak trees also are added, giving "Colonial Park" much of the look it has today.
1901: Boating quickly became one of the most popular activities at the lake.
20th century: Swimming and fish consumption are banned because of sewage and health concerns. The oyster shell edge around the lake is built up with concrete.
1930: William Moultrie Playground is built across Ashley Avenue.
1990: Damage from Hurricane Hugo is repaired.
2013: The city, the Charleston Parks Conservancy and Historic Charleston Foundation unveil plans for a $5.2 million renovation to improve the lake's water quality, raise its level, create a new network of walkways and gathering spots and add new trees, shrubs and flowers.
Source: Historian Nic Butler, The Charleston Parks Conservancy
That could change soon.
If you go
The Charleston Parks Conservancy is kicking off the project with its annual fundraiser, Party for the Parks, at Colonial Lake from 6-10 p.m. Saturday. For more information, go to charlestonparksconservancy.org/events.
The Charleston Parks Conservancy, the Historic Charleston Foundation and the city are kicking off a $5.2 million push to improve its water quality, raise its level and upgrade its surrounding walkways, trees and plantings.
There's a little something for everyone: Birds, bees, butterflies, fish — and the thousands of people who enjoy it every day.
It's the highest-profile project to date for the conservancy, which businesswoman and philanthropist Darla Moore created five years ago with a $10 million gift and the hope of lifting the city's parks to a new level, much like the Central Park Conservancy rejuvenated New York's Central Park.
Moore said the idea began with her husband, Richard, shortly after they bought a home in downtown Charleston. "We have this incredible architecture, it goes without saying," she said, "but we have all this tired stuff around it."
The conservancy aims to raise $1 million for the Colonial Lake makeover and another $200,000 to maintain its new plantings. The city plans to spend $4 million on the project.
The plan, developed by the local landscape architecture firm DesignWorks, has three main elements:
Infrastructure: The lake currently is tied to the Ashley River through one pipe, and its mechanism for opening and closing has broken.
The work will create two new openings that link the lake with the Ashley, and they will be operable so the lake can be flushed more thoroughly. Also, its level will rise about a foot or two, within about 18 inches of the top.
"The intent is to significantly improve the water quality to match, as much as possible, the Ashley River," Conservancy Executive Director Harry Lesesne said.
Hardscape: The concrete walkways and sidewalks ringing the lake will be torn up and replaced with a new series of walkways made of concrete, gravel and oyster shells. Rutledge and Ashley avenues will be narrowed a little — but still keep the same traffic lanes and on-street parking — to create more room in the park.
A granite coping stone will line the edge, much like the reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial.
New lighting will be installed just under the stone to help accent the lake at night, without creating excessive glare. The lake's bottom will be cleaned of debris but not dredged. Its center won't have a fountain but will keep a foundation for a Christmas tree.
Plantings: A series of new trees will be planted along Ashley and Rutledge, and the design calls for gathering spaces with trees and planting beds in each of the four corners.
The project also aims to excite people about the lake by highlighting its history. Research shows the name "Colonial Lake" is a bit of a misnomer, but it probably sounds better than "Victorian Tidal Basin."
The area was declared a city commons before the Revolutionary War, but it remained a sort of industrial backwater until the 1880s.
That's when the city created the concrete lake in response to a lawsuit: Several residents filed the suit, claiming the city had sold or leased off the commons for private gain.
The conservancy hopes to get more stories and photos from people about how they used the lake, partly to fulfill its wider mission of connecting people more with the city's parks.
The lake will be completely fenced off while this transformation takes place. The best guess is that construction will occur between May 2014 and the summer of 2015.
"It will be the same kind of park it is now," Lesesne said, "just a whole lot nicer."
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An event that had great expectations only to end up a disappointment or non-event.
The millenium-bug. The build up that on the stoke of the year 2000 everything would stop working, only to have very little happen.
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Millenia is a female name. Has the same meaning as the word "Millenium" meaning a span of a thousand years. New Generation. A hope for period of joy, serenity, and justice.
Millenia is such a beautiful name.
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Something, preferrably involving technology, that surpasses one's expectations
you mean your car starts without anyone inside? That is so Millenium!
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A fantasy football team owned by a faggot. He has an insatiable hunger for Jenny Mao's booty. Fellatio is also high on his list. Goatse is his idol.
RegginsFromTheSouth: what the heck is the millenia....
The Viet: A team owned by a fucking loser.
The Viet: A team owned by a fucking loser.
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To be of an exceptional nature.
Man, that was the millenium track. You should record another
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Hillary Clinton, the U.S. Secretary of State, showed off her wilder side Sunday night, partying at a club in Cartagena, Colombia, to celebrate the end of the VI Summit of the Americas, the New York Post reports.
The former first lady, 64, was photographed drinking Aguila pilsner from a bottle and smiling as she danced the rumba with a group of bodyguards and a dozen friends at Cafe Havana.
It seemed to be all harmless fun, though some have criticized the delegation's choice of a Cuban club, given the U.S.'s continued isolation of the Caribbean nation – a point of contention at the summit.
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That would be Lukas Kaugars
That would be Lukas Kaugars
*facepalm* my brain knew that.
Hey you know what's funny, I was looking at the ISU pages and the men's and lady's champions this year share the same birthday! Isn't that funny? Josh Farris and Elena Radionova are both born on January 6 (4 years apart). Kinda cool. Capricorns FTW
The same youtuber has Kosigina & Miroshkin, Satoko Miyahari, Samantha Cesario, Antonio Panfili, Sforza & Fioretti.
Thank you! I'll add them to the first post.
The same youtuber has Bent & MacKeen
and a number of other teams that weren't on the original list.
(Check the first post. I added them)
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on May 9, 2013 - 2:01 PM
A Town of Concord man was arrested early Thursday and charged with driving while intoxicated after deputies pulled him over for speeding on Transit Road in West Seneca.
Christopher J. Masterson, 37, was also charged with speeding, driving with an open alcoholic beverage and numerous vehicle and traffic violations.
Erie County Sheriff's Office Deputy John Szczepanski recorded the incident at 1:38 a.m.
Masterson, who was transported to the sheriff's Elma station, had a blood alcohol level of 0.16 percent, twice the legal limit.
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Emmy-winning TV pundit Stephen Colbert won't let the government shutdown get in the way of love.
Colbert stepped in Thursday to host a wedding for real-life couple Mike Cassesso and MaiLien Le, whose own planned nuptials at the Jefferson Memorial turned out to be a casualty of the Congressional rift in Washington, which has shut down the federal government and shuttered all U.S. National Park Service facilities around the nation, as shown on The Colbert Report website.
It was not your typical solemn nuptials. Smokey Bear stepped in as best man – his previously schedule duties curtailed as national forests were closed. The bride walked down the aisle not with a bouquet but carrying one of Colbert's Emmy statuettes.
Shots were free-flowing as bridesmaids and groomsmen took pre-vow toasts at Colbert's comic urging. A photo of the Jefferson Memorial served as backdrop and Colbert donned a red robe, making good on his promise to provide all services taken away as the political standoff continued in Washington.
That included his "2013 Government Shutdown Wedding of the Century," which he was able to conduct after he got his online ordination certification via the web's American Marriage Ministries, Colbert boasted.
"Now, I'm 100 percent in favor of the shutdown, but I feel bad for Mike and MaiLien. Their story is causing a shutdown," Colbert said, pointing to his heart in sadness. He added that although he doesn't like to advertise the fact, "I am actually an ordained minister of the American Marriage Ministries. This is the most prestigious ministry certification you can get online while also being on the toilet."
One bonus of the TV wedding? Broadway stars Audra McDonald and Mandy Patinkin stepped up to offer the ceremony music. Patinkin sang a "nondenominational" Jewish prayer blessing and McDonald offered up a theatrical version of Billy Idol's "White Wedding," as the newlyweds took their first dance as husband and wife.
Stephen Colbert Hosts Wedding Because of Government Shutdown


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Sources: BlackBerry [PDF], Reuters
quote: If a company persists to charge higher premium than its competitor for similar products, do not try to capture the low end segment of the market to ensure there are enough users to maintain a healthy app ecosystem, like to work alone and sue everyone else, do not provide useful features (such as microSD slot) in their devices compared to their competitors, then the decline of that company is just a matter of time.
quote: This is also worth a look
quote: That first article is only relevant for China and China alone. It doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the entire planet. Congratulations on another absurdly-biased link by you submitted as some kind of "evidence" for an absurdly biased point.
quote: Guess what? In China "white box" iPhone knock-off handsets have more marketshare than Apple's iPhone. OOOPS!! So according to your iLogic, Apple's marketshare is stagnating Tony!
quote: If one removes the Chinese white box Android handset sales then Android's global performance and global market share looks a lot weaker.
quote: How anyone can think that the market for tech goods in China "doesn't have anything to to do with the rest of the entire planet" is beyond comprehension.
quote: This article has some background on how Android activations are calculated and how to interpret them.
quote: Recent reports from Gartner, Android sold 144,20,300 units in the final quarter of 2012; however, the question is – does it really matter?
quote: The total number of Android units sold is likely not even remotely accurate. It is not really appropriate to lump all Android sales together, all this does is make the platform seem stronger that it actually is. Android does not cover one single entity and so total unit sales do not really mean anything and now
quote: It is impossible to count 'Android' as one single entity. This has been likened to considering the entire continent of Europe as one single country!
quote: This type of data should reveal information about a platform's strength, but all these inconsistent numbers do is conceal Android's possible weaknesses.
quote: I recall you and I both share a passion for revealing the truth about the AGW "science"


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on December 22, 2012 - 11:48 PM
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By Milt Northrop
Atlanta's rout of the New York Giants; the ease with which San Francisco built a 28-point lead at New England. They were astonishing results of last week in the National Football League.
What gives? Who are really the elite teams in the NFL? It's hard to tell.
Consider these scores: Atlanta 34, Giants 0; Giants 38, Packers 10; Packers 42, Texans 24; Texans 43, Ravens 13; Ravens 44, Bengals 13; Bengals 31, Giants 13.
Or these: Giants 26, 49ers 3; 49ers 41, Patriots 34; Patriots 42, Texans 14 .
What can be expected today when at least six of the 15 games on the schedule will affect the playoff picture? Three of the eight divisional titles are still not decided and the final wild-card playoff berth in each conference is still not determined.
Game of the day
49ers (10-3-1) at Seahawks (9-5)
TV: Ch. 2, 8:20 p.m.
The line: pick 'em
The scoop: This could decide the NFC West winner. ... Already in the playoffs, the Niners clinch the NFC West with a win. Seattle can wrap up a playoff spot with a win but need another win and another SF loss to claim NFC West. ... Niners beat Seattle, 13-6, in October.
Outlook: A challenge for each of two young athletic quarterbacks (Colin Kaepernick and Russell Wilson). Seahawks, 24-21.
Top attractions
Bengals (8-6) at Steelers (7-7)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Steelers (-3½)
The scoop: AFC North still undecided. Cincinnati can clinch at least a wild-card playoff spot with a win. Pittsburgh can't win division but is still alive for a playoff berth. ... Pitt coach Mike Tomlin feeling some heat from spoiled Steelers fans.
Outlook: Bengals are 5-2 on road but usually fold against Steelers. Pittsburgh, 20-14.
Giants (8-6) at Ravens (9-5)
Kickoff: Ch. 29, 4:25 p.m.
The line: Giants (-2½)
The scoop: Giants, Cowboys and Redskins all tied for NFC East lead. Ravens can clinch the NFC North with a win. The Giants need a win and help in four other games to clinch a playoff spot.
Outlook: Giants a little more desperate. New York, 31-27.
Redskins (8-6) at Eagles (4-10)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Redskins (-6½)
The scoop: Washington needs a win and help from three other games to clinch a playoff spot. ... Eagles' four victories by 1, 1, 2 and 2 points. ... Redskins won first meeting of NFC East rivals, 31-6, with Robert Griffin III completing 14 of 15 for 200 yards, 4 TDs and no INTs.
Outlook: Redskins to get RG3 back for this one. Redskins, 24-21.
Saints (6-8) at Cowboys (8-6)
Kickoff: Ch. 29, 1 p.m.
The line: Cowboys (-2½)
The scoop: Margin of victory was less than 10 points in 11 of Dallas' 15 games. Cowboys are 7-4 in tight games, including pair of OT wins. ... New Orleans is last in league in total defense (397.9). Dallas isn't much better (375.1).
Outlook: Look for Romo-Brees shootout. Dallas, 42-34.
Vikings (8-6) at Texans (12-2)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Texans (-8)
The scoop: A Houston win or a loss by New England or Denver would clinch home-field advantage through the playoffs. ... Vikings in NFC wild-card picture but most interest in this game centers on Adrian Peterson's try for NFL single season rushing record of 2,105 yards. Peterson has 1,812.
Outlook: Peterson will be lucky to get 150 against Texans. Houston, 28-17.
Best of the rest
Titans (5-9) at Packers (10-4)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Packers (-12½)
The scoop: Titans won't be gifted with a win as they were against the Jets. ... Packers are second in league with 33 passing touchdowns while Titans have given up 26.
Outlook: Pack got division title out of the way last week. Watch for a letdown. Green Bay, 33-26.
Bills (5-9) at Dolphins (6-8)
TV: Ch. 4, 1 p.m.
The line: Dolphins (-4½)
The scoop: With Bills it's either a case of coaching decisions or turnovers costing winnable games or getting blown out by allowing 45 points or more. ... Dolphins have been in every game but the opener at Texans (30-10 loss) and an inexplicable 37-3 rout at home by Titans. Bills hung on for 19-14 win over Dolphins in Orchard Park last month.
Outlook: Bills fans and media will really howl with a blowout here. Fish, 31-17.
Patriots (10-4) at Jaguars (2-12)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Patriots (-14½)
The scoop: New England is 8-1 all-time against the Jaguars, 5-0 in regular season games. ... Foxborough fans still shocked with the ease in which the Niners rolled through the Pats last Sunday night for 41 points.
Outlook: Patriots, 31-9.
Colts (9-5) at Chiefs (2-12)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Colts (-7)
The scoop: Kansas City fans remember when Jim Harbaugh and the Colts upset top-seeded Chiefs in 1995 AFC playoffs. ... An Indy wins wraps up a wild-card playoff berth.
Outlook: Chiefs shut out last week by Raiders. Colts, 24-10.
Rams (6-7-1) at Buccaneers (6-8)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Buccaneers (-3)
The scoop: Each saw playoff hopes end with losses last week. ... Rams lost to Vikings despite career-high 377 passing yards by Sam Bradford. Bucs' Josh Freeman had a poor performance in 41-0 loss at Saints.
Outlook: Freeman gets back on track. Tampa Bay, 28-20.
Browns (5-9) at Broncos (11-3)
Kickoff: 4:05 p.m.
The line: Broncos (-12½)
The scoop: Denver can clinch a first-round bye with a win and a New England loss. ... Cleveland fans still cringe at the thought of facing the Broncos. Remember The Drive? The Fumble?
Outlook: No way Browns can keep up scoring pace against Peyton Manning and Broncos. Denver, 28-13.
Bears (8-6) at Cardinals (5-9)
Kickoff: 4:25 p.m.
The line: Bears (-5½)
The scoop: Long ago, this rivalry was the North Side Bears versus the South Side Cardinals in the Windy City. ... Arizona snapped a nine-game losing streak last week with 38-10 rout of Lions.
Outlook: Bears and coach Lovie Smith happy to get out of town away from boo birds. Bears, 17-10.
Raiders (4-10) at Panthers (5-9)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Panthers (-9)
The scoop: Raiders snapped six-game losing streak with 15-0 win over Chiefs on five Sebastian Janikowski FGs while Panthers were winning rout at San Diego (31-7). Carolina has scored 30 or more in three of last four games.
Outlook: Panthers at home have too much firepower. Carolina, 35-19.
Dog of the day
Chargers (5-9) at Jets (6-8)
Kickoff: 1 p.m.
The line: Jets (-2)
The scoop: It was agonizing to watch Mark Sanchez and Jets in loss at Tennessee. Rex Ryan couldn't watch it any more, either, and will start Greg McElroy at QB against Chargers, who embarrassed themselves with 31-7 home loss to Panthers.
Outlook: Jets games are just ugly to watch. New York, 20-16.
Last week's results: 9-6 outright, 9-6 versus spread. Season's record: 123-80-1 outright, 91-97-5 versus spread.
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Well I'm brand new here and diving headlong into each new smell and it just turned cold on the Carolina Beaches and today I have three answers for everything!: Arabie; Cuir Mauresque and Le Baisir de Dragon
Hope this helps! :bounce:
Thread: Cold Weather Fragrances
So, the chill is finally upon us... and I'm finding myself longing for something deep and spicy and warm, to carry me through the cold. Lucky me, Parfum Sacre is great for cold weather. I actually find that most of the Carons I've tried are at their best in the cold... I can't think of Aimez Moi without thinking of how sweetly romantic it is when I'm walking through the autumnal chill with my love, and the smoke and civet I originally found off-putting in Narcisse Noir were hypnotic when I went out Christmas shopping in freezing weather.
So, what about you? What fragrances do you find are at their best when the thermometer drops?
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Rose, Apricot, Violet, Leather, Iris, Blackberry, Saffron, Musk, Incense
Well I'm brand new here and diving headlong into each new smell and it just turned cold on the Carolina Beaches and today I have three answers for everything!: Arabie; Cuir Mauresque and Le Baisir de Dragon
Hope this helps! :bounce:
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
Yes, Baiser is a wonderful cold-weather scent, even though it itself has some cool touches to it (I find vetiver cool). I go even warmer with opoponax scents and even something like Jicky.
Do not care for heavy, brown orientals, although these would certainly fit into this category.
In addition to those already mentioned, I'd like to add Lolita Lempika and Omnia. The Kiss of the Dragon, I'll wear in any weather because like Paisley mentioned, it does have some cool touches to it.
I really LOVE Angel in cool weather. I've just started wearing it again and love how it wraps around me and comforts me.
My other favorites for cool weather are:
Samsara, Initial, Mauboussin, Trouble,
Euphoria, Allure Sensuelle, Gucci Eau de Parfum,
Présence d'Une Femme, Flowerbomb...
all of them are far better in cool weather for me as opposed to in the heat of the summer.
"Of the five senses, the sense of smell is incontestably the one that best conveys a sense of immortality."
Salvador Dali
One of the few thing I enjoy with living in Scandinavia is that we are blessed with cold weather for almost six months a year. That means I can wear my beloved cold-weather-fragrances often! My current favorites are Les Nereides Imperial Opoponax, Vivienne Westwood Anglomania, Creed Angélique Encens and Shiseido Féminité de Bois.
I'm new here, but I love many of the scents listed. A few cold weather scents I wear are Aqaba, Cristobal, SL Ambre Sultan, Anne Pliska, Fragonard's Reve Indien...just to name a few!!
Just bought Youth Dew Amber Nude and it has a wonderful "mince pie" top note
on me -ginger, raisins, and ... orange juicy??? Wouldn't use this one when the temp is above 50F.
In this part of the world, winter temperature here rarely falls below 10 degrees celsius (50 Fahrenheit). Thanks to global warming, we are still in the 20s bracket. I'd wish we have cooler temperature so that I can wear something more flamboyant more often i.e. Gucci EdP, Angel, Opium, Hypnotic Poison, Nanadebary Bronze, Bandit... (These are the ones I would wear in winter)
Rich, warm Orientals and Gourmands:
Angel, Ambre Sultan, Arabie, Borneo 1834, Burnt Sugar, Chêne, Chergui, Coco, Dinner by Bobo, Fumerie Turque, Impérial Opoponax, L'Heure Bleue, Loukhoum, Luctor et Emergo, Mauboussin, Nuit de Noël, Sables, Shalimar, Spicy Cocoa, Sublime, Tea for Two, Un Bois Vanille, Vol de Nuit, Wood Coffee...
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I don't usually like FdBois in the summer but in winter it's just perfect. I like Cocoon for spraying on the bedsheets on a snowy night, too. SL Chergui is good in winter but I'm in the minority, I love it on a hot sunny day, too.
I see you have Burberry Brit in your wardrobe, this is one of my favourites for winter.
You also have SJP Lovely in your wardrobe, djuna. It is another one not yet mentioned who is working very well in cold weather, IMO.
I'm Baby, I just now registered here, but I have Red Door, Shalimar, Opium that I love to wear around Christmas and when it's cold
I tend to favour spicy and warm scents...just right for colder weather Some of my winther favourites are Trouble,Le Baiser du dragon,Coco,Shalimar and Opium fleur imperiale(even though it's a summer edition)
Hi Baby, welcome.
I remember wearing Opium around the holidays
I think Habanita is a great cold weather scent - it is a bit too strong on me when the heat makes it ripen, but for chilly days and nights it seems to stay closer to the skin and radiate warmth.
The fragrance of flowers spreads only in the direction of the wind. But the goodness of a person spreads in all directions.
Le BAISER BAISER BAISER du Dragon, Coco, Farnesiana, Immortelle l'Amour :bounce:
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What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
Of the ones I own, I like to wear Angel, Samsara, Coco Mademoiselle and Mitsouko in cold weather only.
Cold weather scents?
I love:
Bal a Versailles
Le Heure Bleue
Cristobal (parfum)
Burberry Brit
Narcisse Noir
Parfum Sacre
Youth Dew (and Amber Nude)
Hypnotic Poison
Oscar de Renta (parfum)
AL's Midnight Violet
Black Cashmere
Le Baiser du Dragon
Although these are probably best worn in the fall and winter, I do wear most of them all-year round, or when the mood suits!
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Djuna i've already started a topic on this subject today (Freezing cold weather scents)
I forgot to add Jasmin Full to my list! Yum!
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The royal sibling was spotted enjoying the last weekend of the summer in New York.
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on April 5, 2013 - 12:15 AM
He turns singles into doubles. He scores runs. He drives them in. He runs out bunt singles. And when he crashes into the outfield wall to try and stymie a home run and breaks the fence open, well, he gets his teammates to hoist him to the top of the wall so he can fix the gate.
Yes, Anthony Gose is just your typical full-service center fielder.
There was plenty of preseason hype for Gose, and he lived up to the expectations in his first game with the Buffalo Bisons.
The 22-year-old went 3 for 4 with an RBI and three runs scored as the Herd took Opening Day, 12-7, over the Rochester Red Wings.
The impressive outing kicked off in his first at-bat in the first inning. He had a solid hit to left center field. And while everyone was marking down a single on their scorecards and the Rochester outfield was getting the ball back to the infield, Gose kept running. He slid into second base, safe, and proceeded to score the Herd's first run of the game on a single by Luis Jimenez.
Gose, however, joked about it after the game.
"I was actually going to be out by about 30 feet so I don't know if it was a good thing what I did," Gose said. "I don't know if it was exactly the smartest move by me. It worked out but it wouldn't have been looking too good. You guys would have been asking me the opposite question if this didn't go my way.
"I thought [centerfielder Clete Thomas] was going to lob it in. I didn't know he was going to come up and, you know, throw a bullet to second base. Good thing the second baseman couldn't see it coming in."
Then came the defensive play in the eighth inning. Chris Colabello led off the inning for Rochester with a wind-assisted shot to deep left center field. Gose went back to try and make the play, but crashed into the fence.
The fence popped open and before any grounds staff could get back there to fix it, Gose had his fellow outfielders, Moises Sierra and Ryan Langerhans, lift him up so he could relock the gate.
"I had thought I was going to catch the ball and there was a pad there," said Gose, displaying his sense of humor.
"I told him the fence has been out there a long time. Did he not know it was there?" manager Marty Brown said. "That's just him. He's not reckless; he's going to make some plays that you people are going to scratch your head and go 'How did he get there?' I saw it all last year. . . . That's the one thing he's got over Grady. He's just got a plus-plus arm and accurate."
Brown made several comparisons to Grady Sizemore, the former All-Star outfielder with the Cleveland Indians. Brown managed Sizemore in Buffalo in 2004 when the Bisons won the Governors' Cup.
"I love Grady," Brown said. "Grady was a manager's dream. This guy is better than Grady. So I guess that's a reference if you want to make it. Nothing against Grady but this kid he's the real deal.
Gose is "an all-in type guy where he's here. He realizes he's here. He's going to take care of being here until he goes to Toronto. I'm very proud of the way he's pushed himself."
Gose made his Major League debut with Toronto, playing 56 games for the Blue Jays last year. He hit .223 with 11 runs batted in and 15 stole bases. He played 102 games with Triple-A Las Vegas, hitting .286 with 21 doubles, 10 triples, 43 runs batted in and 34 stolen bases.
For all his speed, aggressiveness and potential, Gose will likely have to bide some more time in Triple-A. The Blue Jays have a set, veteran lineup with no room at the moment for a young, albeit talented, young prospect.
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(Editor's Note: Information is sought in this letter about Ray Miller, Tomahawk, or how to locate family members. If anyone has something to share, please contact Kathy Tobin at the Tomahawk Leader at
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Dear Kathy,
(I'm seeking) information about St. Christopher's Chapel, an important historic link from World War II. It was built by 542 Eng Ship & Shore Battalion, U.S. Army in 1943. The area around the chapel was largely a convalescent camp for American troops based around Rockhampton (Australia) and other American units who had been sent back to Rockhampton for a rest period after combat operations. During the peak time of the American occupation, there were over 70,000 American troops stationed in the Rockhampton area.
An annual service has been conducted there since 1955, on or near 4th July each year.
Inscribed on the walls of the chapel, for preservation are the names of nine servicemen who competed in various athletic events on a sports oval near the chapel.
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Rachel Bilson
- 1988
The Right Girl
Bilson is born into a Hollywood family: father Danny is a writer-director-producer, grandfather Bruce is a director and her great-grandmother Hattie was a screenwriter. At 6, her father directs her in The Wrong Guys with comedians Louie Anderson and Richard Lewis.
- 1999
A Lucky Break
After a one-year stint at San Diego's Grossmont College, Bilson begins auditioning for commercials and pilots. After a failed audition for an Everwood role, the aspiring actress is recommended to series creator Josh Schwartz who is casting for The O.C., a drama revolving around the lives of four teens living in California's well-heeled Newport Beach enclave.
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Newport Beach, 92660
The O.C. premieres, drawing comparisons to Beverly Hills, 90210 for its portrayal of SoCal's elite. Bilson plays Summer, a spoiled teen who lives the high life with BFF Marissa (Mischa Barton) and schoolmates Seth (Adam Brody) and Ryan (Benjamin McKenzie). She tells Cosmo that Summer was originally a bit part intended for a tall blonde, but she parlays it into a starring role.
In Love With Adam Brody
While their The O.C. characters Summer and Seth bicker and flirt onscreen, Bilson and Brody begin their own romance. The two stars are soon spotted together everywhere from the Viper Room to walking their puppy, a pit bull terrier named Penny Lane.
- 2005
Kiss and Tell
Bilson films The Last Kiss, an adaptation of the original Italian hit, L'ultimo bacio. She stars as feisty undergrad Kim who woos Zach Braff. Director Tony Goldwyn has nothing but praise for Bilson, saying, "[She] is an incredibly sexy, beautiful young woman, but she also has so much intelligence, wit and substance to her."
- 2006
Jumping Out
Bilson begins filming Jumper, a sci-fi thriller starring Hayden Christensen and Samuel L. Jackson. A week later, despite reports that their relationship is on the rocks, Bilson and Brody are seen holding hands on location in Toronto, where Jumper is being filmed.
No More Brody Or The O.C.
Though it looks as though Summer and Seth are a match made in TV heaven, Bilson calls it quits with Brody after more than three years together. "It was a typical romance and they just grew apart," a source tells PEOPLE. "They've been on and off for awhile now." In January, FOX announces its decision to cancel The O.C. after a steady decline in ratings.
- 2008
Rachel & Hayden Are Engaged!
Bilson and Christensen get engaged quietly over the holidays, a friend of the actress tells PEOPLE. "They're so excited," says the pal, adding that no wedding date has been set. "They're a great couple. Rachel seems thrilled beyond belief."
- 2010
Limited Engagement
After rumors circulate for months that Bilson and Christensen are on a break, the actress's rep confirms that "their engagement is off." Now Bilson is "focusing on her career, spending time with her family and just moving forward," a friend tells PEOPLE. But a few months after ending their engagement, the pair begins "dating again," a Bilson pal tells PEOPLE.
- 2011
Small Screen Return
Bilson makes plans to return to television in the CW's new series Hart of Dixie, in which she'll play Dr. Zoe Hart, a Manhattan medical school graduate who accepts an offer to join a small-town practice. "Everything felt right. You know when you just know," Bilson says of the show, which reunites the actress with former O.C. masterminds Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage.
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You know you're not in a good place when high-level judges start giving your opponents explicit advice on how to defeat you in court. So it is with the State Insurance Fund.
For years, the Town of Amherst has been unsuccessfully fighting the state agency for reimbursement over a multimillion-dollar judgment it paid to the victim of a roofing accident who was left partially paralyzed more than a decade ago.
Last week, the Rochester Appellate Division of State Supreme Court denied the town's latest attempt to recoup more than $30 million in principal and interest costs from the State Insurance Fund, dismissing two of its causes of action in an eight-page ruling. But the court didn't stop there.
"Our inquiry, however, does not end at this juncture," Judge Eugene Fahey stated, in a rare, signed decision.
The judges then devoted 30 lines of explicit legal instruction on how the town should compel the state insurance agency to pay the town the money it's owed.
Town Attorney E. Thomas Jones said that shows the judges "understand that justice wasn't being done."
Joseph DeMarie, the lawyer representing the Town of Amherst in this case, called the instructions from the appellate court unusual.
"It's pretty obvious that the court and Judge Fahey was disgusted with the State Insurance Fund," he said.
The entire matter was sparked by the injury of a contractor who fell from the roof of a building at a state park in the town and broke his neck in 2002. The town paid $23.4 million to the injured worker because the town was maintaining the property and has spent more than five years in a long war against the state insurance agency to get reimbursed.
The potential impact on Amherst taxpayers will be enormous if the matter is not resolved. Already, the town has spent about half a million dollars in legal fees and bond costs related to this case, said Supervisor Barry Weinstein.
The legal nightmare known to most as the "Bissell case" has left town leaders supremely frustrated by what many consider to be legal subterfuge and ethical missteps by the State Insurance Fund. Piles of legal judgments against the amply funded state insurance agency and the roofing company it once insured have not produced a dime in payouts.
To appreciate the nature and scale of this financial drama requires some background.
Eleven years ago, Amherst contracted with McGonigle and Hilger Roofing Co. of Lockport to check for a roof leak at St. Mary of the Angels Motherhouse in Amherst State Park. Under an agreement with the state, the town is responsible for maintenance of buildings in the park.
The company sent Peter E. Bissell of Sanborn, who fell from a ladder during his inspection and broke his neck, leaving him partially paralyzed in both legs but still able to feel extreme pain in his limbs.
Multiple lawsuits and appeals by all parties followed. The first resulted in a $30.3 million jury award to Bissell in State Supreme Court in 2007. The amount was reduced to $18.3 million a year later. Because of accumulating interest, the town ended up paying the Bissell family $23.4 million.
The town's insurance carrier covered $10 million of the judgment, and the town borrowed $13.4 million to pay for the rest. In 2011, the town began repaying that debt by borrowing money from its own reserves to the tune of $3.2 million a year.
"It's a large deficit," Weinstein said of the general fund's draining reserves. "It's very ugly."
Because the town maintains Amherst State Park, the town was liable for Bissell's injuries under the state's Scaffold Law, which holds property owners responsible for any injury to workers on their property regardless of fault.
But the town then sued McGonigle & Hilger Roofing, and two courts held that the roofing company was ultimately responsible for Bissell's injuries. In March 2011, the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, refused to hear the case.
Initially, town leaders thought that meant the town would be reimbursed $13.4 million plus interest right away because the now-defunct roofing company was insured by the State Insurance Fund, a state agency that is also the largest supplier of workers' compensation insurance in New York.
They were wrong.
Instead of paying the claim, the State Insurance Fund paid for a lawyer to represent the roofing company's owners and absolved the owners of any financial risks. In turn, the company owners resisted the town's attempts to collect money from the State Insurance Fund by declining to ask their insurance agency to pay the claim.
"A logical mind would think that [the insurance fund] would have indemnified the Town and [the town's excess insurance carrier], and this matter would have been resolved," Judge Fahey stated, "Logic, however, did not prevail."
The town subsequently sued the roofing company officers – Arthur Hilger and Sally Bisher – directly. Last week's appeals decision was the latest outcome of that legal gambit, following a lower court victory in the same case a year ago.
The Appellate Division ruling essentially directs the town to fast-track the case in State Supreme Court and ask the judge to legally resurrect the defunct roofing corporation. The corporation could then be compelled to require the State Insurance Fund to satisfy Amherst's claim.
"We remit the matter to Supreme Court for further proceedings in accordance with this opinion," Fahey stated.
Representatives of the State Insurance Fund have said they do not comment on ongoing litigation. However, lawyers for the town say they hope the state agency is getting the message and will settle the claim soon.
"I just hope," said Jones, the town attorney, "that the State Insurance Fund realizes that their legal gymnastics are coming to an end."
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The Chicago Botanic Garden opened a little more than 40 years ago as a beautiful place to visit, and it has matured into one of the world's great living museums and conservation science centers. Each year, nearly one million people visit the Garden's 26 gardens and four natural areas, uniquely situated on 385 acres of land on and around nine islands. Six miles of shoreline extend along 81 acres of water, including the Great Basin, North Lake, and Skokie River Corridor. The Garden also has a renowned Bonsai Collection.
The Chicago Botanic Garden Loop offers a moderate level of difficulty to those wanting to experience quiet beauty in far north Cook County. The 385-acre garden is home to 2.4 million plants and is one of the most visited gardens in the country. Hiking will take you 4.5 hours and with almost 7 miles of trails, mostly paved you will get to experience both the lagoons and the Botanic Garden.
Gillson Park offers 60 acres of beautiful lakefront property, including a harbor and beach. It is ideal for picnics, bicycling, volleyball, tennis and other outdoor sports.
Want to relive Ferris Bueller's Day Off? Then visit this North Shore beach that was featured in the hit flick.
The 9-mile Green Bay Trail covers North Shore towns such as Kenilworth, Winnetka, Highland Park and Lake Bluff. Because the trail stays generally within a mile of Lake Michigan, you can take any number of on-road side trips for beachfront views of the lake. The trail is suitable for even the youngest of riders, although the route does use some sidewalks and even a very small portion of residential road in Kenilworth. In addition, the surface alternates between asphalt and crushed limestone. Inexperienced cyclists and those with young children should use particular caution at road crossings and with any road riding.
Nature is wonderfully displayed in this silent forest that glaciers carved thousands of years ago. The prairie extends along the riverbanks, rich in plant and animal life.
The Grove National Historic Landmark
The prairie grove, covering 123 acres of ecologically diverse prairie land, is preserved and maintained as former home of the visionary horticulturist and educator Dr. John Kennicott, who brought his family from New Orleans to settle on his land in 1836. The Grove, located in Glenview, is a National Historic Landmark and is on the National Registry of Historic Places. It offers many opportunities for educational, environmental and historical enjoyment including two historic homes, the Kennicott House and the Redfield Estate; the Grove Interpretive Center, a Native American Village, a Log Cabin, a Schoolhouse, a Wetlands Greenhouse and numerous interpretive trails.
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- My Listen To Your Mother show videos are online now. You can watch them or listen to them while you do other stuff. I would love for you to watch them in order, but seriously, even if it takes you watching one per day, or week, I ask that you just watch. You'll see.
- I have been doing yoga and/or pilates every day, and it's something that I am finding I count on getting me through many moment by moments. I didn't want to mention it, really, because of the annoying sense of accountability thing and I'm sure some people are wondering about how the whole barefoot running thing is going (or not). I liked running only when I was running. The moments to get me to run? Weren't happening. I don't want to run on the treadmill, I just want to run outside, without children. That leaves an even smaller window of time, then add in constant snow/rain and tornadoes/ or HEATWAVE and forget it. It's just not my thing and you know what? No big whoop. So I tried something and it didn't last. Like that's never happened before?
- Sushi. I'm new to it, I'm not a fan of cooked fish so to eat it raw is weird for me, but I do know I like sushi and wish that I was going to be eating it today. I'd be remiss if I didn't confess that I have already thought about how I could make it happen so that I could have sushi for breakfast today.
There are many other things that got me out of bed today, of course, many givens that I just don't need to write out. Like my kids and other stuff. But the kids part is mainly because someone's got to take care of them. Otherwise I would be absolutely tempted to not get out of this bed for the rest of the day. (Oh yeah, I'm still in bed, btw, writing this, full transparency, hoping these balloons will lift me out of here.)


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View the Small Group Section of the FBC Catalog here!
Mission Statement
There is no better context to live out the mandate to love, support and serve one another than in a small group setting. Connecting with others in a small group allows us the opportunity to get to know others on a deeper, more personal, more meaningful level.
What is a Small Group?
A group of people who meet together regularly to study the Bible in a home setting. The average size group has eight to twelve people. Groups meet throughout the week and study a variety of topics, or enjoy an activity together. Groups are comprised of people just like yourself, co-workers, friends, relatives, and neighbors.
Why We Believe in Small Groups
At Faith Bible Chapel, we encourage everyone to get connected and become involved in a small group. In addition to making new friends, you will benefit from exciting, thought-provoking Bible study lessons, lively discussions, prayer and plenty of good food and fellowship.
Gathering together in a relaxed home setting, we allow plenty of time for discussion. The church was never meant to be a meeting we attend, but rather a lifestyle we share.
To find a group near you or if you have questions, please call Pastor John at 303.424.2121 ext. 2658.