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CAIRO, 12 June 2011 – An Arab accreditation agency (ARAC), which will assist countries in the region in acquiring international accreditation of goods and services, was launched today in Cairo alongside the celebration of the International Accreditation Day.
The event attracted over 200 dignitaries from Arab countries, members of the diplomatic corps, as well as representatives from the donor community.
With financial support from the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) and in cooperation with UNIDO, the new agency will strive to contribute to economic growth in Arab countries by improving the competitiveness and establishing confidence and trust in Arab goods and services.
At the launch, the Egyptian Minister of Industry and Foreign Trade, Samir el Sayed, noted the key role accreditation plays in socio-economic development and welcomed the establishment of ARAC as a platform upon which Arab countries can build and develop its accreditation infrastructure.
"Quality infrastructure has become a mandatory requirement for sustainable trade and economic growth, job creation, regional integration, the development of common markets, peace and security," said el Sayed.
He expressed hope that ARAC would soon gain international recognition and trust and would cooperate closely with organizations in other regions of the world.
The Director-General of the Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organization (AIDMO), Mohamed Ben Youssef, spoke about the cooperation among the Arab accreditation bodies within the framework of ARAC. He said that the more advanced accreditation bodies should help develop the less advanced ones along with the global cooperation of ARAC with the Regional and International Accreditation bodies.
The launch was followed by the inaugural ARAC Executive Committee meeting during which two technical Committees were formed, a Technical Committee and a Communication Committee to commence implementing an ambitious work plan.
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Cook Time 15 minutes
10.5 ounce any Eden Mochi
1/4 cup Eden Grape Butter
Slice each of the three cakes of mochi in half lengthwise. Then slice each half into thirds forming bite-size cubes.
Heat a waffle iron. When hot, place one or two mochi cubes into each waffle section, leaving ample space between the cubes as they will spread and puff as they cook. Close the top and cook until the mochi melts, spreads in the waffle iron, and each cube forms a crispy cracker, about 4 to 5 minutes. Remove and continue to make the remaining crackers.
Spread a dab of grape butter on each cracker.
Yield: 18 crackers; 6 per person
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I searched long and hard for a cell-phone holster that didn't look excessively masculine and finally found this one. I attach it to belts or belt loops, and it looks good with the business casual clothes I wear to work. The leather is as soft as promised, and the look is reasonably feminine and totally professional.
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I really like my phone pouch. It attaches to my purse so I can carry it on the outside so I can hear it ring. I also like being able to carry my phone around with me and have it protected inside the pouch. I would certainly recommend it to people who are active. I can't wait for our next dance show so I can have it on my gear and be able to access it quickly to take calls from my dancers.
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I have had this case for a long time, and have used it on almost a daily basis. It's large enough to take an iPhone4 with an external battery case, and the leather is unbelievably soft. The only negative is that (probably due to the weight of the phone with battery case), the snap pulled out from one side. The leather didn't tear however, and we were able to put the snap back where it belonged, so it's useful again. The only thing that would make it better would be a two-strap option, and I see that there is now something similar on the Levenger site. However, it's $40 more, which seems excessive in price to me, so not sure I would try it.
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The 8 Worst X-Men Ever
Wraith (Hector Rendoza version)
Uncanny X-Men #392
Power: Invisible skin.
Wraith was so unlikable that his very first appearance triggered a street full of innocent civilians to start beating him to death. Pro tip: If your mutant power causes attacks but can't do anything about them, you suck. He was literally recruited to the X-Men from the fetal position, after losing a fight he started with unarmed humans so badly that he nearly died from it. Wraith is how the X-Men dodge taxes by proving that they're a charity. He undoes the idea of Homo Sapiens Superior single-handedly: The only enemy his power can strike at the artist, where he gets revenge for his shitty existence by revealing his creators can't draw the third dimension.
Uncanny X-Men #393
The power of looking like really shitty tattoos.
He can transfer his transparent epidermisery to other people, making him the only mutant so terrible that his own body is trying to offload the X-gene. He wasn't the only Marvel character called Wraith, so that's two ways he proves comic writers aren't very good at new ideas. But he was unequivocally the worse of the bunch. John Wraith had an extended lifespan, military training and could teleport. Spider-Man's Wraith was an ex-policeman psionic Punisher. Zak-Del Wraith is immortal and has a gun that can be any gun and destroy other guns. Hector Rendoza, the X-Men's Wraith, can temporarily hide embarrassing tattoos.
One of these Wraiths is not (cool) like the others.
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Power: Fireworks.
Because the world needed someone even weaker than Dazzler! At least Dazzler had roller-skates, which is like being the Flash compared to Jubilee -- who put all the rest of her skill points into "annoying speech patterns" and "desperation." Despite a range of powers that extend to "bright lights that can hurt a bit," Jubilee has been in every group and series with an "X" in the title except XXXtube (give it time). That's the same power set as a decent torch. She talks like she was bitten by a radioactive mall written by old white men. In history's worst misfire of the Wayne process for turning your kids into superheroes, Jubilee's parents were killed in front of her. But instead of fighting crime, she decided to live in a mall and hassle security guards.
She discovered that her plasmoid fireworks could actually hurt people a bit, just like real fireworks. Unfortunately, she has chosen to live in the one place in the world where "colored blasts of light" are more frequent than raindrops. They've tried for years to make her kick ass, equipping her with everything from graviton gloves through Pym Particles to antigravity plates. They even -- no shit -- turned her into a vampire, going so far as to transfuse her with Wolverine's blood. They even got rid of her stupid original powers, but it's a lost cause: If traumatic orphanization doesn't make you kick ass at fighting crime, nothing will.
X-Men #3
Skintight leather and trying to bang Wolverine. And in one panel, Marvel had exhausted its list of ways to make female characters interesting.
Her main function is now as a living museum of the superheroic fashion mistakes.
Note how the X-gene can ridiculously amplify race as well as strength and speed.
We think the fashion disaster is to distract from the genetic disaster.
New X-Men #125
Power: Birdlike (in all the wrong ways).
Beak was intended to show how mutation could look hideous, which wasn't a great idea for a good guy in a visual medium. He had all the powers that you would leave off the list if you were designing a human-bird hybrid: lighter bones made him fragile, a beak made him hideous, feathers meant his most powerful mutant attack was "tickling" and his wings made him barely able to glide. And that's in a universe where other mutants can fly anytime the writers forget they can't. They called him "Beak" because, of all the words that flash to mind when you see him, it's the only one that's not audible retching.
Even the X-Men stuck him in a "Special Class" -- and "Special" means exactly the same in Mutant as it does in public school. His brightest idea was attacking Magneto with a metal baseball bat. Magneto contemptuously threw him up in the air which, granted is sort of a poor strategic decision when you're fighting a bird-guy. Beak sucked so hard he still nearly died.
New X-Men #149
With powers like these, I could lose a fight to a seagull!
And that's still not the most terrible thing he's ever done. No, that was getting his insectoid girlfriend pregnant. And by "pregnant" we mean "they covered a room in horrorpods."
New X-Men #141
This is where the good guys arrive and torch the place, right?
Beak and Angel Salvadore proved every anti-mutant hate group right in under a week. It took her five days to spawn a swarm of horrors that looked like The Fly was painted by Renaissance Artists. As irresponsible as their copulation was to begin with, the blame here has to rest mostly with Professor Xavier, the super-mutant genius who put all the physically deformed mutants into the same special class without even once thinking about contraception. Since his school's entire existence is due to genetic misfires, that's a pretty big oversight. We know Xavier doesn't get much action below the waist, but surely he doesn't think X-babies are delivered by an irradiated stork? He's a telepath in a building full of teenagers, for god's sake.
New X-Men #120
Power(s): Look at that goddamn picture. Also multi-ventriloquism.
Choir was able to smoke an entire pack of cigarettes faster than normal. Presumably to make sure someone killed her before cancer, she fought crime with multi-ventriloquism. The closest she ever came to kicking ass came when she was mind-controlled into attacking the X-Men along with the rest of the students -- and even then, her main combat advantage was Wolverine and Beast going, "Shit, she's too weak to risk punching even lightly."
New X-Men #126
Even she looks bored to be here, and she's about to land on a naked Wolverine like a triple-remora.
The most amazing feat she's ever managed was not turning up in any horrible Rule 34 pictures while gathering images for this article, but unfortunately this is now Schrodinger's Porn: The act of publicly observing that there are no guarantees someone will create some.
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C.J. Spiller is aiming for bigger goals now that he has a Pro Bowl on his career resume.
The Buffalo Bills' third-year running back was thinking more about what he might do next than what he did in 2012 during a conference call with Buffalo-area media on Monday.
"It's just a stepping stone," Spiller said. "To me this is kinda like I laid the foundation down for hopefully a long career that lies ahead."
Spiller, defensive tackle Kyle Williams and safety Jairus Byrd all will represent the Bills in the Pro Bowl on Sunday, the NFL announced. They were named to the AFC roster to replace three Baltimore Ravens, who will be playing in the Super Bowl.
"You don't want to have a great season then kind of tail off and don't have any more great seasons," Spiller said. "You kind of want to build off each season. This being my first 1,000-yard year, you always want to challenge yourself to do better next year. That's what I mean by stepping stone. I don't want to take any steps backwards in my career."
Spiller ranked sixth in the NFL in yards from scrimmage with 1,703. He led all running backs in yards per touch at 6.8. His 1,244 rushing yards were eighth best in the league.
"Now I don't have to worry about trying to go out there and press to get that 1,000-yard season," Spiller said. "It's already in the bag and I can go out there and just play and have fun knowing that I can continue to get better."
Spiller refused to lament the fact he averaged only 13 carries a game, or that his 207 carries ranked 22nd in the league.
"Like I said all season long, it doesn't matter to me how many times I got it," Spiller said. "The only thing that was important to me was to win. I'm just trying to take advantage of every opportunity."
"My first couple years, they didn't go according to my plans that I wanted. But this year it definitely paid off – the hard work I put in, the first time I got a chance to have a full NFL offseason. It paid dividends for me. Coach [Chan] Gailey did a great job of putting me in position to showcase my talents and take advantage of what I could do on the field."
Spiller said he's looking forward to working with new coach Doug Marrone.
"I've heard tremendous things from peers and from coaches," Spiller said of Marrone. "I'm real close with coach Jon Gruden, and he had nothing but nice things to say about him. He was excited about the hire. I'm definitely excited about the opportunity to get working and get this team turned around and get us back in the playoffs."
Spiller replaces Ravens back Ray Rice. Williams, who had five sacks in 2012, replaces Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata. Williams also was an injury replacement for the Pro Bowl in 2010. Byrd replaces Ravens safety Ed Reed. Byrd made the AFC roster as a rookie in 2009 but didn't get to go to Hawaii because he had a groin injury.
"I'm just really excited and I thank God for the opportunity," Byrd said. "It'll be really special to join my teammates C.J. and Kyle in Hawaii. I'm looking forward to playing in the game and the entire experience because I didn't get a chance to do so in my rookie year."
"It's always an honor to represent your team and the city of Buffalo in the Pro Bowl," Williams said in a statement. "To be recognized by the fans, your peers and the coaches you play against means a lot. Our goal next year, as it is every season, is to still be competing at this time."
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UNIVERSITY PARK - There's a very fine line coaches walk when talking about other teams because everything they say could, and will, be dissected for potential bulletin-board material.
Bill O'Brien found something he took exception to that Purdue coach Darrell Hazell said early in the week, and it served as motivation for Penn State's 45-21 win Saturday at Beaver Stadium.
"We felt like we could run the ball," O'Brien said. "I'm not sure if they felt like that we could run the ball on them. I think they felt Wisconsin and Iowa were better than us, and that's for you guys [in the media] to judge. But we rushed the ball for [289] yards today, so I'd say that's pretty good."
O'Brien, a bit edgier than usual during his postgame news conference, made that comment right off the bat when asked about his team's strong rushing performance. It seemed to be a direct response to what Hazell said Tuesday, a comment that didn't create much of a ripple in the Pennsylvania media last week but clearly aggravated O'Brien.
"Is Penn State as good up front as Iowa and Wisconsin?" Hazell said. "They're good. I don't think they're as good as those two teams."
Hazell might not have meant anything inflammatory by those words, but no coach ever wants to hear an opposing coach say publicly that his team isn't as good as somebody else.
"The offensive line was challenged this week, and we took that challenge and we really ran with it," PSU lineman Eric Shrive said.
Asked what ways the line was challenged, Shrive added, "People were saying we can't run the ball, and we really got out there and pushed them around today."
The Boilermakers' defense has been destroyed on the ground all season, ranking among the nation's worst statistically, and their woes include giving up 388 yards rushing to Wisconsin and 318 to Iowa.
Penn State (6-4, 3-3 Big Ten) didn't equal those figures, so perhaps in a sense Hazell might have been correct, but the Lions still were plenty good enough to shred Purdue's porous run defense all day.
Zach Zwinak ran for 149 yards on 26 carries, while Bill Belton gained 81 yards on 19 carries to lead the ground attack. Akeel Lynch added 44 yards on nine carries, and PSU ran the ball 58 times at 5.0 yards per clip as the offensive line controlled the trenches.
"It was definitely a great day to have everybody in on it," said Zwinak, who also credited the downfield blocking by the receivers.
O'Brien committed to the run from the outset, with PSU keeping it on the ground for nine of 13 plays during a 75-yard TD drive to start the game. The Lions had 182 yards rushing in the first half alone.
The game was a complete reversal from the loss at Indiana earlier this season when Penn State threw the ball 55 times against a poor run defense. O'Brien took exception to a question Saturday about the perception that he prefers to throw the ball.
"I don't like to throw the ball," he said. "I like to be balanced.
"I like to do things that are best for the football team. Since the day I walked in the door here I tried to do what's best for this football team and these football players every single minute. Whether it's a play call or a recruiting strategy or a game strategy, I don't like to do one thing versus the other. I like to be balanced and try to do what's best for the football team, and today it was running the ball."
The passing game was effective, too, as Christian Hackenberg completed 16-of-23 for 212 yards, one TD and one interception. Allen Robinson caught eight passes for 98 yards, and with 81 receptions now, he broke his single-season PSU record of 77 set last year.
The Lions also converted 10-of-12 third downs, which has been a big issue all season.
Penn State was so dominant offensively that it didn't punt the entire game.
"We were scoring the ball almost every time we had it," tight end Jesse James said. "It gave everyone a lot more confidence to keep things rolling."
Belton scored from 5 yards out on the first drive, Zwinak ran for two scores in the first half and Adam Breneman caught an 8-yard TD pass from Hackenberg. The Lions appeared to be cruising up 28-7, but Raheem Mostert's 100-yard kickoff return for a score made it 28-14 at the half.
Purdue's offense has struggled almost as badly as its defense this season, but the Boilermakers (1-9, 0-6) got the ball to start the second half and drove 84 yards to get right back in the game. Quarterback Danny Etling scored on a 5-yard run, and despite the fact that PSU had dominated, it was just 28-21 with 11:19 left in the third quarter.
The Lions quickly regained the momentum as Hackenberg hit James for a 58-yard catch and run down to the Purdue 16. They had to settle for a 27-yard field goal by Sam Ficken, but that drive seemed to swing things back in Penn State's favor.
Defensive end Deion Barnes sacked Etling and forced a fumble on Purdue's next possession, with Austin Johnson recovering for PSU at the Purdue 40. Three completions by Hackenberg moved PSU to the 17, and Zwinak did the rest, going 17 yards in three carries and getting his third TD from 5 yards out with 5:21 to go in the third for a 38-21 lead.
"We watched the film and OB set up a game plan, and we just happened to run the ball a lot today and we were successful," Zwinak said.
Penn State's defense continued to play well the rest of the second half and blanked Purdue. The Lions forced three turnovers, with all three leading to touchdowns.
"Any time you can force a turnover it's going to put the offense in good position to go down and score points," PSU linebacker Mike Hull said. "That's what we've been hoping to have all season, so it was good to have that today."
The Lions now have some momentum and confidence heading into their final home game of the season next week against Nebraska. Even though the team has lost four games already, it's not wise to use words like morale around O'Brien.
The coach was asked about how getting the running game going can help a team's morale, but he zeroed in on that word itself and went on a mini-rant that concluded with one of his most creative lines of the season.
"We have no problem with morale," O'Brien said. "Our team is enthusiastic, they are proud, they love to play football, they love to play for Penn State. We don't have one problem with morale. Not one problem with morale. And never have since I walked in the door here.
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5 Unintentionally Hilarious Moments in Every True Crime Show
Here's an interest you don't include in your dating profile bio: I love watching true crime documentaries. I actually prefer the term "murder shows," which I imagine would sound even less attractive to a prospective mate.
I've been in a relationship for well over a year now, though, so I've been slowly introducing all the weird shit I used to enjoy back into my life over the past few months. To that end, almost all of the television I've watched recently has been nothing but murder shows. I've burned through at least 20 seasons worth of episodes in that time, covering shows from Deadly Women to The Nightmare Next Door and everything in between (provided it's on Netflix). I've seen it all lately as it relates to grisly crime porn, and most of it doesn't make for great comedy material.
That can't be said for the things on this list, though! These are the five funniest moments you'll see in any true crime documentary.
#5. The Part Where Nobody Locks Their Doors
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Here is the opening line from approximately 9 out of 10 murder shows: "It was the kind of small town where nobody locks their doors."
Heads up: If you live in one of those towns, start locking your goddamn door. There are killers coming after you, and you would know it if you watched these shows. You don't, though, and that's why murder shows will never go away. For time eternal, people in towns with populations in the four-to-five digit range will always take the lack of hustle and bustle around them as a sign that they're safe from all of the horrors of "city life."
So people don't lock their doors and what happens? At some point, some random lunatic blows into town, walks through one of those readily available unlocked doors and just murders the shit out of someone, usually a woman. It's so common among the stories featured on these shows that I'm genuinely surprised when I hear a news story about a serial killer terrorizing a major city, even if it went unspeakably well for Jason Voorhees.
Not to mention dozens of satisfied moviegoers.
Why put up with all the extra hassle that comes with trying to kill someone who actually takes steps to protect themselves when you could just go to the nearest one stoplight town and have a veritable buffet of potential victims sleeping cozily behind their unlocked doors?
That's the mentality that the murder show killer takes, and that's why his (or her) crimes get featured on television shows. Not having to expend energy hassling with locked doors or security measures of any sort means more time for cleanup, and that, of course, makes a case way harder to solve. And that, in turn, makes for some fantastic television.
The action isn't always contained to one location, though. Sometimes, the crime happens in one spot and the body is dumped in another. That's when you often encounter the next comedic moment that hides in the shadows of every murder show.
#4. The Mannequin Hypothesis
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When a person finds a dead body somewhere out in the open, what's the first thing they say when they're interviewed about it later? Usually, something along the lines of, "At first, I assumed it was just a mannequin."
Well here's my question: Why in the fuck would it be a mannequin? What kind of fashion hub is this crime happening in that mannequins would outnumber people? Because that's what it would take, right? If we're talking science (and I usually am), for the probability of stumbling upon a mannequin in the middle of nowhere to be higher than stumbling upon a dead body there would have to be significantly more mannequins than people in the area. Right? I'm legitimately asking. I'm not going to read the comments and see if any of you answered, of course. Totally asking, though.
Personally, if I was walking in an open field in some rural area, I'd be way more creeped out if I found a mannequin than if I found a dead body. In fact if I was walking with a friend and they spied a leg or something sticking out from underneath a pile of brush, I'm pretty sure the initial response that would emanate from my gut would be something like, "Yeah, it's probably a dead body. It's not like a mannequin is going to just walk itself out here, right?"
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I'm especially confident that would be my response now that I've written it down in advance.
Anyway, I expect people to turn up in remote areas. The fact that people stumble upon dead bodies in remote areas proves that people do in fact venture into those areas from time to time. Why would it be so surprising that one of them might drop dead while they're out there?
That said, if by chance you do happen upon a mannequin that's been dumped unceremoniously in the middle of nowhere, just go ahead and treat it like a crime scene anyway. Even if they haven't technically gone afoul of the law yet, the weirdo who drags a life-size doll to the middle of a desolate area isn't too far away from giving it a try. Or at least they're on the verge of trying something society could do without. Best to put an end to those shenanigans before the dry runs turn into actual felonies.
Good luck getting that kind of extra effort out of the law enforcement officials who populate the casts of most murder shows, though. As the next point will show, they've got other shit to take care of besides policing.
#3. The Detective's Trivial Pursuit Montage
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This is a feature exclusive to Investigation Discovery's psychopath documenting juggernaut The Nightmare Next Door, but it's so bizarre it would border on a disservice to you if I didn't mention it.
For some reason, every episode of The Nightmare Next Door takes a break from the murder-y action to deliver a quick vignette about the bullshit hobbies the lead detective who worked the case in question dabbles in to blow off a little steam. If I'm being totally honest, I think just the fact that they drop this into the middle of a television show documenting a real person's real brutal murder at all is kind of weird. It's a problem that's made worse by what I do for a living.
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No, the other thing. As an employee of the Internet, I do a lot of my work at home from the comfort of my own couch. Unsurprisingly, I often have the television on while I'm working, and it's during these moments that The Nightmare Next Door and its crazy detective montages turn extra hilarious. Few things are quite as jarring as turning on an episode of this show, drinking in the horrifying details of the crime, getting lost in work for 15 minutes or so and then looking back up at the screen to see the lead detective jamming on a Beatles song in his garage.
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"Can we talk about how I'm murdering this cover of 'Yesterday' for a second?"
It's a long and winding road that leads from grisly murder to guitar solo, or at least you'd think that would be the case. So it's even more baffling when you realize that the montage is happening with half the episode still to go, leaving you to wonder exactly what this detective is celebrating. Did the victim come back to life? That's certainly something to rock over, but it has yet to happen a single time.
Nevertheless, these celebratory montages about maxin' and relaxin' show up in every episode. At least they're slightly more flattering than the next law enforcement related point.


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Altoona 138-pound senior T.J. Brandt has been breaking school records all season, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that his success had led to more recognition.
Brandt has been named the Mirror's Wrestler of the Year, and he's only the third Mountain Lion to earn the award and first since Jason Kutz was honored with the award following the 1990-91 season. Doug Rosenberry was also named the Wrestler of the Year for the 1986-87 season.
"It means a lot," Brandt said at a photo shoot for the Mirror all-stars. "With all of these years that I've put in and all the hard work and dedication, an award puts it all together."
"T.J. has put a lot of time into the sport of wrestling and has earned the Mirror Wrestler of the Year award," Altoona coach Joel Gilbert said. "He has excelled not only in the folkstyle season, but in the freestyle and Greco-Roman season by being a two-time All-American."
Since finishing sixth at the PIAA Class AAA Championships - his first medal in four appearances - Brandt has gained about seven pounds, which is far less than some of those at the photo shoot, and stepped off the mat for awhile.
"I relaxed for the first few days, and now I'm kind of getting eager again to wrestle," he said. "Even taking a few days off makes you better. I enjoy my free time, but I do a lot of wrestling."
Soon, Brandt will start to hit the road for freestyle and Greco-Roman tournaments, and he's thinking of wrestling in the FILA national tournament, where if he wins a title he qualifies for the world team.
"I'm a better Greco wrestler than I am a freestyle and folkstyle wrestler," he said, "but I think I can do it if I wrestle smart."
Brandt accomplished his goal of finally placing in Hershey, but a 5-0 loss to Central Dauphin's eventual two-time runner-up Tyson Dippery and a 3-2 loss to Council Rock North's John Dutrow in the consy semifinals didn't sit well with him.
When he lost to Franklin Regional's Josh Maruca, 12-7, in the fifth-place finals, Brandt charged off the mat quickly, jaw set, his eyes looking for the wrestlers' entrance/exit to the Giant Center.
"After I won in the quarters, I was real excited," he said. "Let me say, there's four nationally-ranked kids in that bracket, and I wrestled three of them. I was in every single match. They were very winnable. If a few calls would have gone my way, I would have won, but things happen."
Brandt, the school record holder for career wins with 125, remembers after that bout a visit from some young fans that made him feel better.
"I was walking around after my fifth- and sixth-place match, and little kids from Altoona came up and gave me high-fives even though I lost," Brandt said. "I guess they were there supporting me and looking up to me."
Brandt, who was 31-6 this season, will be forever remembered as Altoona's first four-time District 6 champion and the school's first back-to-back champion since Kutz in 1991 and 1992. He steamrolled through the districts with nine career pins, a technical fall and a major decision.
"It would have been a lot better if I had been a two-time [state] place finisher," he said. "Districts isn't as prestigious as states."
After his summer wrestling is done, Brandt will turn his attention to the United States Military Academy West Point, where he'll continue his wrestling career. He'll go to the Academy's prep school the first year, and he'll be able to wrestle in open tournaments in essentially a redshirt season.
That's when it will hit him that he won't be back in Altoona looking forward to competing for another medal at states.
"It's a weird feeling," he said, "because every year, I'm like 'Ah, I've got next year. I'll win another district title, hopefully, next year.' I won them and there's nothing else to look forward to next year but college wrestling."
"In the future, I expect T.J. to excel academically and athletically at West Point," Gilbert said. "He still has a lot of untapped potential, and with the regiment and workout partners at the Academy, his wrestling skills will only improve. I believe he will be a Division I college All-American."
It will probably be weird inside the Altoona wrestling room as the Lions move on without Brandt.
"He was a big part of it," Altoona senior 160-pounder Markief Knode said. "He's a team captain, wrestled almost everybody in the room and his winning helped others want to win. I wrestled him almost every day in practice, and he's tough. Sometimes, I could get in on shots, but I could barely finish them. He knows a lot more than I do. He's very experienced, and sometimes I just don't know what he's doing."


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Her horse, named Estimate, reigned supreme at Thursday's Royal Ascot Gold Cup, taking home the top prize. It was the first time a reigning monarch's horse won in the race's 207-year history, reports the BBC. (And obviously it was a major deal – just check out the Queen's reaction!)
"This is her passion and her life, and she's here every year and she strives to have winners," her grandson Peter Phillips (son of Princess Anne) tells the local Channel 4. "To win the big one at Royal Ascot means so much to her. Everyone is just thrilled. It's very close to her heart and today is very special."
Of course the Queen, 87, has more to smile about than the 4-year-old filly, who's trained by Michael Stoute: The royal family is ready to expand with the upcoming addition of the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William's first child.
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Holly O'Connor of Hollidaysburg had been working for years in her brother's chiropractic office as a secretary until she and her growing family had to move away when her husband got a job out of town.
When the family moved back to the area a few years later, her brother had hired another secretary, so she looked for work elsewhere. She never dreamed the job she landed in a real estate office would eventually lead to a whole new career.
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She has been a Realtor for many years and for the past decade has worked at Howard Hanna Johnston in Altoona.
After working in a real estate office as a secretary for a while, she eventually decided she wanted to get out from behind the desk.
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Employment: Realtor for 10 years at Howard Hanna Johnston, Altoona
Community work: Member, Altoona Ambucs service organization; graduate, Leadership Blair County Chamber of Commerce Class of 2010; volunteer, National Multiple Sclerosis Society
"I just realized that I'd be happier out showing houses,'' she said.
At first, the mother of three had to juggle appointments showing homes with running kids to sports, classes and all the things that come with being a mom.
In real estate, it's all about getting clients and having them list their homes with you instead of another Realtor, she said. It's not a 9-to-5 job because often people who want to buy a home are working during the day, which means they can only see homes for sale on the weekend or at night.
"It was tough,'' she said. "But if you don't get out there and sell, someone else will.''
It was worth it, though, because the years have brought some especially rewarding moments, although not the ones some people might think a Realtor would treasure. O'Connor said a lot of people think she would enjoy all the expensive, lavish homes she gets to see, and she admits she's been in some beautiful places.
"There's some million-dollar houses out there and they're lovely, no doubt,'' she said.
But what makes O'Connor want to keep doing her job year after year, even in the tough times, is not necessarily the grand homes but the first one.
"It's especially fun for me to help put a first-time homebuyer in a house,'' she said.
One big part of her job right now is serving as president of the realtors' association, which was founded as the Altoona Real Estate Exchange in 1919. The general membership meets monthly for updates on what's new in their business and O'Connor meets with board members quarterly.
She also travels to Harrisburg frequently to keep updated on state and national association issues, such as a recent proposal by a state lawmaker to require all newly constructed homes to have sprinkler systems. That would have increased the cost of a new home by $10,000, she said. It also would have taken away the consumer's right of choice and the realtors' association successfully lobbied against the bill, O'Connor said.
"There would be some homeowners that would not have been able to build their homes if that bill had passed,'' she said. "That would have been the straw that broke the camel's back for them.''
O'Connor has always been a "very professional, very detail-oriented'' type of person, said Richard Johnston, broker for the firm. "If I give her something to do, I don't have to worry with her because I know it will be done very well.''
Johnston, who has also served as president of the association, has been in real estate since 1972. He said it's a business where it's important to form close working relationships with people and O'Connor is very good at that.
"She can deal with any type of people, people who are local or people from out of town,'' he said. "She just has a very good rapport with people.''
O'Connor is also not one to shy away from putting in extra hours or going beyond what's expected if that's what's needed to make the sale, Johnston said. He said in today's market, people remember the agent, not the office, and they like the personal contact, the phone call a few months down the road just to keep in touch.
O'Connor "has a real knack for that,'' he said. "I wish I had 10 more just like her."


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Countdown to 2013 ALS User Meeting: October 7-9
There is still time to register online for this year's ALS User Meeting. With 4 keynote talks [James Murphy (DOE), Michael Eisen (UC Berkeley), James Krupnick (LBNL), and Jamie Cate (UC Berkeley)], 6 science highlights, 13 workshops, and 27 exhibitors, we are breaking all sorts of meeting records. View the finalized agenda and workshops, and register now!
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Initial tests of a new pseudo-single-bunch (PSB) operational mode at the ALS have shown promising results--PSB would vastly expand the facility's capacity to carry out dynamics and time-of-flight experiments with a major reduction in sample damage. Read more...
ALS users and staff are all familiar with the welcoming smile of Deborah Smith in the User Office as she guides users through the administrative processes to get them ready for their beam time. Although these days much of her work life revolves around organizing the annual ALS User Meeting (which is fast approaching October 7-9), she has a lot of other responsibilities to the user community on her plate year-round. Read how Deborah and her team manage the many aspects of user "customer service" at the ALS.
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Elections will be held for new members starting at the ALS User Meeting (October 7-9). There will be 5 members leaving the UEC at the end of this year, so we need a large slate of candidates.
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All users are welcome to contact their UEC representatives to raise issues of concern relating to their own research, or to alert us to issues facing our whole community.
For the user runs from August 19 to September 16, 2013 (which included a scheduled extended shutdown and two user weeks in 2-Bunch Mode), the beam reliability [(time scheduled - time lost)/time scheduled)] was 95.6%. For this period, the mean time between failures (MTBF) was 58.3 hours, and the mean time to recovery (MTTR) was 172 minutes. On September 6, the failure of a power supply within the crowbar cabinet of the SRRF system resulted in the loss of nearly 11 hours of user beam time (during 2-Bunch Mode operations).
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CHARLES TOWN - Jefferson County Sheriff Robert "Bobby" Shirley was indicted in early June in regard to an incident stemming from a Dec. 27, 2010, police pursuit of bank robber Mark Daniel Haines.
Shirley, 61, pleaded not guilty in June to the charges that he falsified a document with the intent to obstruct a federal investigation of the alleged beating of Haines, and one count of deprivation of rights under the color of law.
"There's two sides to every story, and there's a whole lot more to the story," Shirley said in June.
In a scheduling order filed Aug. 3, Federal Judge John Preston Bailey set a trial date in the civil case for Nov. 19, 2013.
Although this was an election year, Shirley's indictment did not cause him to lose his position as sheriff. He won a second four-year term after edging his Republican challenger, Earl Ballenger, by 404 votes as officially reported.
In December, nine defendants were named along with Shirley in the civil case. The officers named came from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department, Berkeley County Sheriff's Department, Ranson Police Department, Charles Town Police Department and West Virginia State Police.
Shirley claims he was dealing with a person who attempted to rob a bank and fled in a stolen truck. The pursuit lasted for approximately 40 minutes, with Haines reaching speeds of 100 mph.
Haines is currently incarcerated at Maryland's Allegany County Detention Center, and claims Shirley kicked him several times in the head and stomped on his face while other officers threw him on the ground and against a cruiser.
Haines also claims the officers punched him and shocked him with stun guns.
"Don't judge me on what one bank robber says," Shirley said previously.
Haines was transported to the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department and transferred by ambulance to the emergency department at City Hospital in Martinsburg after the incident.
The suit alleges Haines suffered multiple abrasions to his face and back, multiple facial contusions and fractures, a subconjuctival hemorrhage in his right eye and a rib fracture.
Shirley is being represented by the Law Offices of Kevin Mills & Associates, and is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul T. Camilletti. If convicted on both counts, Shirley faces up to 30 years in prison and a fine of up to $500,000.
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November 16, 2006
Florida officials are being threatened by their own state judges with daily fines for failing to transfer severely mentally ill inmates from jails to state hospitals, the New York Times reports. (Opens new window; free sign-in required).
With few hospital beds available, the state has been "flouting" court orders since August. One judge has warned that the secretary of the Florida Department of Children and Families could go to jail for contempt of court.
In the New York Times story, NAMI legal director Ron Honberg points out that the problem is not unique to Florida.
"This is a national problem, and it's a direct reflection of the lack of adequate beds and coordination between the criminal justice and mental health systems."
Putting more mentally ill inmates in state hospitals also should not be the real goal.
"You have large numbers of people sent to state hospitals not for therapeutic purposes, but for purposes of making them competent to proceed to trial," Honberg said. "We're not going to solve these problems until we invest adequate resources into services that work for people before they get to jail."
A book published earlier this year, Crazy: A Father's Search Through America's Mental Health Madness, by Pete Earley, also provides a first-hand look at the Miami-Dade County Jail and the lack of community services. It follows the lives of individuals both in and out of jail and exposes the vicious circle that exists between the criminal justice and mental healthcare systems.
In Miami, an average of 25 to 40 acutely psychotic people live in a squalid psychiatric ward of the jail, the New York Times reports. Seventeen recently were waiting for state hospital beds. Other times, the number has been as high as 30. Some of the unit's suicide watch cells — "dim, bare and designed for one inmate" — hold two or three inmates at a time, and that the inmates were kept in their cells 24 hours a day except to shower. None receive individual or group therapy.
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on November 3, 2012 - 5:58 PM
NIAGARA FALLS – A Hyde Park Boulevard man underwent emergency surgery early Saturday after being stabbed in the apartment complex whene he lived, Niagara Falls police said.
James L. Kemp, 53, was found on a second-floor landing anout 3:30 a.m., bleeding heavily from wounds to his head and left side, according to police. Breathing but unresponsive when emergency crews arrived, he was taken to Erie County Medical Center. His condition was unavailable.
Police said that when they showed up at 3204 Hyde Park Boulevard they encountered chaos, with a blood trail leading from the first to the second floor, with several people screaming and shouting.
One man tried to push his way into a nearby apartment but was held back by police, according to reports. After Kemp was stabilized and moved to an ambulance, police said, that man quickly ran into the apartment and slammed the door. Police who entered the apartment said they saw him throw an object out a window – a bloody knife believed to have been used in the stabbing.
The man, police said, told them the attacker had just fled the apartment through a window and down a fire escape.
Police handcuffed the man for qestioning by detectives. As of later Saturday, he had not been charged, police said.
Police also arrested a woman who allegedly interfered with their investigation at the scene. She was identified as Jade Kemp, no age or address given.


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The call to arms, so to speak, for partying and raging.
Hey, I got the night off, lets get some booze and call the dealer, ITS PARTY TIME!
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At any time of the day whether gettin fucked up nd wasted @ the bar, getting your grind on spitting game to some bitches @ the club, gettin high smoking a bowl w/ ur peeps, or just having the time of your life.. U say..... "It's Partyy Timeee Bitchezzz!!!"
Hey, Johnny.. What Time is it???? "It's Party Time Bitchezzz!!!"
di PartyTimeJohnny 29 luglio 2010
When you're in a bar and you see loads of women that are game and you know you're gonna get laid
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Shit, guys, that cunt is so fucking wasted that she's up for a party time with all of us.
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on February 7, 2013 - 1:00 AM
Keep God talk out of science classrooms
In the Feb. 2 issue of The News, a letter writer maintained that "Evidence of God exists all around us." However, not surprisingly, he didn't present any strong evidence of God. He merely stated that just as surely as there is a natural world, "there is a spirit world, which we cannot see." In other words, he merely continues to make "an extraordinary claim that remains unsubstantiated."
As Lawrence Krauss and other scientists have noted, there are increasingly plausible (naturalistic) explanations as to how our universe could have come into existence without a creator. Victor J. Stenger, in his books "The Fallacy of Fine-Tuning: Why the Universe Is Not Designed for Us," "God: The Failed Hypothesis," "Not By Design" and other writings, shows that it is not necessary to posit God as an explanation for the supposed cause of the universe.
We must continue to keep God talk out of the science classrooms in public schools. Science is a naturalistic (not supernatural) undertaking. True scientific literacy for our students is what is at stake here. The future of the United States may very well depend upon it.
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LOCKPORT – A man under indictment in connection with a July 5 stabbing in Lockport was jailed Monday by Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas after she was told he had been arrested three times since that incident.
Justin J. Snead, 21, of Lincoln Avenue, had his bail hiked from $10,000 to $25,000 after Deputy District Attorney Doreen M. Hoffmann told the judge of Snead's third arrest since the stabbing: a drug arrest after his vehicle was pulled over by Lockport police about three weeks ago.
Snead also was arrested Oct. 9 when police said they found crack cocaine in his car after a Lockport fender-bender. Defense attorney James J. Faso Jr. said Snead also faces a criminal mischief charge in the Town of Lockport.
Snead was indicted on charges that he stabbed a man twice in a fight in the parking lot of Lincoln Place Apartments.


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on May 20, 2013 - 7:02 PM
Aug. 20, 1947 – Jan. 19, 2013
A Mass of Christian Burial for Lawrence E. Liput, a retired mechanic for the Town of Tonawanda and former volunteer fire chief, will be offered at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in St. Christopher Catholic Church, 2660 Niagara Falls Blvd., Town of Tonawanda.
Mr. Liput died Jan. 19, 2013, in Naples Hospeace House, Ontario County. He was 65.
Born in North Tonawanda, Mr. Liput was a graduate of Cardinal O'Hara High School. He worked several years as a mechanic for the town's Water Department, retiring in 2002.
Mr. Liput served several years as a firefighter with Brighton Volunteer Fire Company 5, where he was fire chief in 1976 and 1983.
His hobbies included showing his classic cars, particularly Chevrolet Chevelles. In retirement he lived in Naples, where he participated in cruise nights.
Survivors include two sisters, Joyce Gallagher and Lorraine Power.


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I was once sitting among some colleagues who were discussing the difficulties our ELL students have with spelling – like kids who write "whase" for "was". Teaching spelling is even trickier when your population's first language has different sounds, and different sounds represented by letters that differ from English (if they have any experience with letter alphabets or writing at all).
We use Words Their Way, which is essentially a phonics program that encourages deductive reasoning, and uses pictures or word cards, all of which have proven problematic for classes such as mine. Firstly because when doing sound sorts with word cards usually kids just look and see that "mat" looks like "sat" and not "set", and group them by letters rather than sounds, which they're supposed to be noticing. While this might be useful for students if you're teaching them the letters in the English language, but the usefulness even then is limited. Secondly, the picture cards, where they match pictures by the sounds in the words they represent, require vocabulary knowledge! You have to know the picture you are looking at is of a "hen" to see how it fits with "pen".
Add to this the fact that spelling is arbitrary. There is no inherent logic that the squiggle that looks like a "c" should make the /k/ sound rather than the letter "g". I know kids don't need to know that, but teachers and curriculum authors ought to! Besides, spelling in English is so irregular that teaching rules has never proven too helpful (in my experience) because there is also a "however…" tacked onto the end if it.
So, it really struck me as such a surprise when I overheard a fellow teacher say, "No matter how many times I remind them, they still spell 'excited' as 'exited'". I responded by saying, (in the positive scenario, assuming the kid doesn't have other problems or difficulties), "There's a similar word in Spanish but spelled "exitoso", and maybe that's why." And this person paused and replied emphatically, "But you can hear the c," and then pronounced the word slowly.
What made me really stop in this comment is that despite knowing that 'c' can make more than 1 sound, what she didn't know was that letters don't actually "make" sounds. They are just representations of sound, and often they represent very different ones (between and within languages), which can reinforce confusion by ELLs and likely not just ELLs.
For example, if I'm thinking of something to say in Spanish or Italian that has the letters "ch" in it, which is pronounced differently in the two languages, I first think to myself how "Che" is said in Spanish, and then I know which sound I need to make. The Italian pronunciation for "ch", is represented in English by the letters k, c, and also ch (think character). And both Spanish and Italian have their trilled "r" sounds that most people think English doesn't have. We have one of them. Just say the word ladder out loud and compare what your tongue does to either the Spanish pero, if you know it, to see the similarities, or to the English "made" to see how our "d" at the end of a word differs when "d" is in the middle. Now do you want to teach kids how to pronounce words in English, or how to spell that way? A little trickier, isn't it, when you think of all the sounds we actually make.
But I digress.
This is NOT a dig at this person, or at teachers — because many of us have not had the experience of really learning a foreign language, or of taking a linguistics class that really invite us to rethink the written language differently from its sound system, or phonetics. And perhaps the way we teach spelling would be different if teachers were encouraged to reflect on their teaching and their particular population's needs in deeper ways, instead of just being given a book they are required to use three times a week.
I'd like you to consider: this is someone who actually has years of experience with ELLs and still doesn't understand some key aspects of their learning. So imagine the true value of someone with no experience with ELLs — and I don't mean the teachers now, but the politicians and others who actually write policy and determine teacher training and curricula — imagine them having the impact they do on our education system.
And we're just talking about spelling here.
If this question of English orthography and phonetics interests you, I suggest reading this.


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A research group reports that they started a Phase I clinical trial of an implantable vaccine to treat melanoma. The vaccine is novel because it uses a small disk-like sponge about the size of a fingernail that is made from FDA-approved polymers. Current therapeutic cancer vaccines require doctors to first remove the patient's immune cells from the body, reprogram them, and then reintroduce them back into the body, a more time-consuming and complex process.
The work represents a collaborative effort being pursued at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University. It was led by Wyss Institute core faculty member David J. Mooney, Ph.D., who is also the Robert P. Pinkas Family professor of Bioengineering at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and Wyss Institute associate faculty member Glenn Dranoff, M.D., who is co-leader of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Cancer Vaccine Center.
The new approach was first reported to eliminate tumors in mice four years ago. The sponge, which is implanted under the skin, is designed to recruit and reprogram a patient's own immune cells on site, instructing them to travel through the body, home in on cancer cells, and then kill them.
"We addressed the hypothesis that coordinated regulation of a DC [dendritic cell] network, and plasmacytoid DCs (pDCs) and CD8+ DCs in particular, could enhance host immunity in mice," wrote the researchers in an article ("In Situ Regulation of DC Subsets and T Cells Mediates Tumor Regression in Mice") in Science Translational Medicine (November 25, 2009). "We used functionalized biomaterials incorporating various combinations of an inflammatory cytokine, immune danger signal, and tumor lysates to control the activation and localization of host DC populations in situ."
In that 2009 study, 50 percent of mice treated with two doses of the vaccine—mice that would have otherwise died from melanoma within about 25 days—showed complete tumor regression. The technology was initially designed to target cancerous melanoma in skin, but the scientists believe it might have application to other cancers and inflammatory diseases.
"It is rare to get a new technology tested in the laboratory and moved into human clinical trials so quickly," said Dr. Dranoff. "We're beyond thrilled with the momentum, and excited about its potential."
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the most amazing thing in the whole universe way better then anything that any other urban dictionary name says even a phillip! ck has the biggest widest dick in the whole universe and god is jealous of him. hes the best thing ever!!!!!!
phillip: hey look its cesar
larry: shut up! we aren't good enough to say his name!
larry: shut up! we aren't good enough to say his name!
av ckthegreatking7 9. august 2014
Someone who is crazy.
That girl is so cesar.
av smartyypartyy 6. april 2015
someone that sucks dick all the time
stop cesaring me
av teh dwefdln 17. januar 2016
the worst type of person on earth, usually fat with a small dick.
"whose that?"
"Oh, that's just Cesar"
"Oh, that's just Cesar"
av Epiiiicccc 5. januar 2015
Usally a short blone indivisual with lowself of steam with a very unusual forehead size...tries to impress girls with his tight shirts on but he is really fat and not muscular has a small penis
Cesar isn't even buff he treys to look buff with his tight muscle shirts
av Therealmeaning555 11. mars 2014
A smug arrogant prick who impregnates his underage girlfriend and then has to give up his Ivy League beaner scholarship to come back home and get a job he isn't qualified for at the company his beaner-baby-momma's father works at.
Man, Cesar really screwed up when he got that chick knocked up, but it will be ok because soon he will be the boss of all these people that hate him at his new job.
av Servilius Casca 25. mai 2012
mexican jew that is so cheap he can't even pay for the company he bought. when he gets angry his eyes bulge out of his skull and his teeth grind like clutch. he beats his chest like a gorila then goes home and beats his gorilla wife. he thinks hes a big shot in his big dumb red truckkk but nobody gives a fuckkk. hes got more kids than a sock got holes. he wants a fortune but all he got was a cookie in emily.
Employee: yo Cesar how bout a coffee?
Cesar: LOL I CANT AFFORD THAT GET OUTTA MY OFFICE
Cesar: LOL I CANT AFFORD THAT GET OUTTA MY OFFICE
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
A fireworks display Wednesday night was a little too loud for some in Mount Pleasant. In a statement by Rick Benthall, spokesperson for Boone Hall Plantation, he acknowledged that "the level of noise generated by this show was very loud, disturbing and upsetting to the residents who live in surrounding areas near Boone Hall."
Benthall said a private special event was hosted by an "outside business" with a nightcap of a fireworks show. He added that "a county permit was sought and granted, and the Awendaw Fire Department was on hand to make sure fire and safety regulations were observed, monitored and followed." As is normal protocol, area homeowners associations were notified, Benthall noted.
"Over the years, Boone Hall has allowed outside organizations and businesses to present fireworks shows, as long as those displays stay in compliance with county permits and fire and safety regulations," the statement read. "We also try to make sure these displays are 20 minutes or less in length and end at a reasonable hour."
But, things went a little too far. "We want to inform our neighbors that this level of noise was unanticipated by Boone Hall," Benthall said.
"We sincerely apologize to everyone affected by this noise, and please be assured that we will do everything we can to make sure for any future events, which are hosted at Boone Hall, that disturbing noise of this level does not take place anymore."
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Source: Discovery News
quote: Entitlement spending is the problem. We had 70 million people on Medicaid last year(between the poor and seniors, 36% of this country is on government health care insurance). 46 million on food stamps. And the numbers are increasing.
quote: Furthermore, this kind of economic model is fundamentally unsustainable. To expect infinite growth on a finite planet is demented.


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The Lenovo Support website supports Microsoft Internet Explorer 10+, Mozilla Firefox 29+, Chrome 34+ and any other modern web browser.
In Windows 7, after clicking "Shut down" button, the system might prompt "X programs still needed to close" and ask you whether to force shutdown or cancel. How to cancel this prompt?
The above symptom may occur on the following operating systems:
Microsoft Windows 7Ultimate/Enterprise/Professional
1. Press "Window +R" keys to start "Run" dialogue box and type "gpedit.msc" in the dialogue box.
2. Click "OK", "Local Group Policy Editor" window will pop up.
3. Navigate to "Computer Configuration" --> "Administrative Templates" --> "System" --> "Shutdown Options". Double-click "Turn off automatic termination of applications that block or cancel shutdown" on the right panel. In the new dialogue box popped up, set configuration option as "Enabled".
4. Next time when you shut down your machine, the machine will be shut down directly without prompt.


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There's no question that Beyoncé can sing. But did she? That's still the question on everyone's lips.
Following the singer's stellar rendition of the "Star-Spangled Banner" at the presidential inauguration, a spokesperson for the U.S. Marine Corps Band initially said that the singer's performance wasn't live – but was "pre-recorded."
Later, though, a media officer from the Pentagon said that the singer and the band never had the opportunity to rehearse live together, but added, "No one in the Marine Band is in a position to assess whether it was live or pre-recorded." (According to an NPR analysis, it appears that singer may have performed live – to a backing track.)
While Beyoncé has yet to speak out (live or otherwise) on the topic, it's not the first time the national anthem has been lip-synced: Whitney Houston's performance at the 1991 Super Bowl – arguably one of the best renditions of all time – was pre-recorded. But still, the revelation that Beyoncé put a tape on it didn't sit well with 63% of PEOPLE readers, who voted on Twitter that they were bothered by her seemingly pre-taped performance.
But not everyone was frustrated with the apparent lip-sync.
Beyoncé's Destiny's Child mate Michelle Williams defended the singer to Entertainment Tonight, saying, "It's their personal preference. With big crowds and echoes, you know when it's a big historical moment, you don't want any room for any mistakes so I can understand why it was done."
Beyoncé's Lip-Syncing Controversy: PEOPLE Readers Weigh In
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Dr. Bryan Jeffrey Fritz, 33, of New Orleans, La., formerly of Follansbee, passed away on Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012, at his home.
He was born Jan. 16, 1979, at Steubenville, Ohio, a son of Edward and Cecilia McDevitt Fritz of Follansbee.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, John Patrick and Julia Stella Kolcun McDevitt; his paternal grandparents, Albert and Stephanie Nizankiewhicz Fritz; and his cousin, Shawn Fritz, in 1996.
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Bryan graduated from Brooke High School in 1997 and went on to graduate cum laude from Colgate University in 2001 with a degree in chemistry, and in 2005, he graduated from Tulane Medical School. He did his residency in anesthesiology at U.P.M.C. in Pittsburgh, Pa., and his Fellowship in pediatric anesthesiology at Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. Fritz was currently a pediatric anesthesiologist with the Ochsner Medical Center in New Orleans, La.
One of his many joys was to travel with his family and friends. On one of his trips he provided children's surgery's in Guatemala to children with cleft palates.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his loving wife whom he married on June 9, 2012, Samantha Daniels Fritz, at home; his mother-in-law and father-in-law, Carol and Bill McDaniel of Florence, S.C., and Ron and Sandy Daniels of Elkins; two brothers-in-law, Sterling (Stacey) Daniels and Craig (Lexi) McDaniel; three sisters-in-law, Natasha Daniels, Jaime McDaniel and Amy Current; his aunts and uncles, Julie Ann (William) Nelson, John Patrick McDevitt Jr., Thomas (Sharon) McDevitt, Ted (Barbara) Fritz, Marsha (Richard) Simonetti and Caroline Westfall, along with many loving cousins.
Visitation was Wednesday at Mullenbach Funeral Home, 669 Main St., Follansbee. Mass of Christian burial will be today at 10 a.m. at St. Anthony's Catholic Church at 1017 Jefferson St. in Follansbee with the Rev. Fr. Pete Giannamore as celebrant. Vigil services were Wednesday at the funeral home. Interment will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery in Follansbee.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Brooke High School cross country team or to Mullenbach Funeral Home 669 Main St., Follansbee, WV 26037. Condolences may be sent to www.mullenbachfh.com/.


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A length of toilet role covered in fake fur which is supplied as a prize at fairs. Due to its pathetic pointlessness, it can be used as an insult.
You are such a f*****g gonk!
লিখেছেন- JonnyJman 24 de ফেব্রুয়ারি de 2005
A 'Gonk' is the way to describe someone who is unemployed and spends most of there time smoking marijuana and listening to 90's metal. The typical 'Gonk' is most commonly bisexual and will have sex with almost anything that has a pulse. Although they tend to travel in packs, you will not see this specific class of person at any bars or clubs though as they frighten easily. You will only ever see these types of people at house parties held by other 'Gonks'. A gonk can be identified purely by look and through their methods of communication. The average 'Gonk' will have an unusual hair cut or be wearing an old hat. They also have many piercings and tattoo's and look as though they haven't showered since the early 2000's. A female gonk is, in most instances, a lesbian and has no issue about getting in your face and making comments about you that you don't understand. 'Gonks' range between the ages of 20 and 40 and can even adapt to spawning little 'Gonk' children.
"N'awww, why the hell do we have to go to a party with a bunch of freaking 'Gonks'"
লিখেছেন- Sweet Merryment 28 de জানুয়ারি de 2014
To steal a few moments of deep sleep in the middle of the day
"Right, the meetings not for 20 mins, I'm off for a gonk"
"Where's Steve, he's going to miss the bus! He's gonking his head off upstairs"
"Where's Steve, he's going to miss the bus! He's gonking his head off upstairs"
লিখেছেন- i2oo 20 de মার্চ de 2013
One's own skin. "in the gonk" (naked). My father (1923-2005) used this phrase in our childhood. His father was in the British Army (Royal Engineers) in WW I, so the army slang "gonk bag" for sleeping bag, is consistent.
Your brother's still in the gonk this morning.
লিখেছেন- skribanr 11 de মে de 2010
To force one's will upon another, through physical means, for personal gains.
Sally tried to beat me to the water fountain so I gonked her down the stairs.
"Daddy! Did you see me gonk that kid!"
"Daddy! Did you see me gonk that kid!"
লিখেছেন- BabyYoda33 14 de অগাস্ট de 2014
Round, very simple, store bought or often homemade stuffed toys with simple expressions, made from scrap fabrics. Gonks were popular between 1960 and 1980 give or take, especially in UK and other areas of Europe. Originally, Gonks type toys came into action during WWII when stuffed toy factories were forced to shut down. Mothers and children could make Gonks at home with whatever they had on hand.
James crafted his Gonks from old tweed, his father's silk tie, and his holey sock, then he hugged them.
লিখেছেন- Beth Ellen 20 de নভেম্বার de 2007
Sperm, Spooge, or Jizz.
Origin from the incorrect usage of Rob Gronkowski's nickname 'Gronk' by Boston mayor Thomas Menino.
Origin from the incorrect usage of Rob Gronkowski's nickname 'Gronk' by Boston mayor Thomas Menino.
Did you pull out?
Hell yeah, I gonked on that bitch's booty.
Hell yeah, I gonked on that bitch's booty.
লিখেছেন- Donttrynflarge 6 de সেপ্টেমবার de 2013


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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
December 9, 2008; Charleston, SC: On Monday, December 8, Trident Medical Center employees delivered a truck-load of gifts for 11 local families to the Families Helping Families distribution center. For seventeen years, Families Helping Families has provided gifts, clothing, food and other essentials to local families in need during the holiday season.
"We are proud to participate in the Families Helping Families program,î said Vicki Ellis, trauma data coordinator for Trident Medical Center. ìOur employees at Trident Medical Center are community-oriented and enjoy participating in this project every year. Thanks to their generosity, we were able to provide gifts for 11 families. It is very easy for corporations, churches and individuals to participate ... and it feels great to give back."
Each year Palmetto Project and ABC News 4 team up to ensure the success of Families Helping Families, with the goal of making certain that every family and child in the Lowcountry enjoys the spirit of the holiday season. Last year, they assisted over 800 Lowcountry families in need. Trident Medical Center employees look forward to this every year.
Trident Medical Center is a 296-bed, tertiary-care hospital providing a comprehensive range of services and specialties and is an affiliate hospital of Trident Health System. Trident Health System also includes Summerville Medical Center and several diagnostic centers throughout Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton and Dorchester counties.
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A professional engineer, a person with passion for green energy and sustainability, a successful local business owner, a community volunteer ... this is Jeff Bender, and I am excited that I will be able to cast my vote for him to be re-elected as a member of the Board of Directors for the Truckee Donner PUD.
It's Jeff's enthusiasm for green energy and fiscal responsibility that will keep our local utility district on the right track. Jeff has a keen understanding of the needs of our unique community and regularly volunteers his time to ensure that Truckee stays beautiful and "green."
As a current TDPUD board member, Jeff has a proven track record that has become increasingly important during these times of economic hardship and community growth. Many families would struggle even further if it weren't for his responsible decision making to keep utility rates stable over the past several years.
I vote for sustainability, fiscal responsibility and community. I vote for Jeff Bender.
Jen Ellermeyer


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Regulation is good for banks
May 5, 2012 - Harry Eagar
American bankers routinely travel to Washington to lecture Congress that regulation will impair their competitiveness in an international framework. They are wrong, as they are about most aspects of finance.
A Bloomberg study provides evidence from north of the border: Canadian banks are the strongest in the world. Nut graf:
"Canadian banks invoke their strong capital levels, the country's conservative lending culture and strict regulatory oversight under a single supervisor as reasons for their showing. The supervisor requires Canadian banks to hold a higher level of capital than do international standards."
A telling quotation from a Singaporean banker, also among the best:
" 'Singapore's economy has performed quite stably and quite well, and for the Singaporean banks, we have real economic activities to finance,' Oversea-Chinese Banking CEO Samuel Tsien says. He credits the bank's strength partly to its risk management practices."
Where did his bank rank?
Number One
Imagine that, banking on real economic activity and risk management. What a concept!
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"And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them" -Romans 8:28
Emmanuel College Singers is a group that exceeds the expectations of a normal choir. This group of more than 40 students travels the eastern coast of the United States sharing about Jesus and His unfailing love.
The ministry opportunities in Singers range from naval bases to homes for substance abuse to Sunday church services. Smaller teams called Conquest spend their school holidays leading worship at weekend retreats and summer camps.
For booking or more information, contact Ian Cole.


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Thursday, March 21, 2013
The Mount Pleasant Recreation Department GU11 Sandsharks traveled to Columbia the weekend of March 16 to play in the SC United St. Patrick's Day Cup. They were finalists in the Green Division.
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Paul Raymond Westenkirchner Sr., 66, Frederick County, Va., continued his journey Wednesday, March 13, 2013, at Winchester Medical Center.
He was born in 1946 in Altoona, son of the late Paul F. and Etta M. Westenkirchner. He married Sandra Kay Pope on Oct. 7, 1967, in Altoona.
Surviving are his wife of nearly 46 years; a daughter, Sue Trussell and husband, Michael, of Bedford, Va.; a son, Paul R. Jr. and wife, Carey, of Southington, Ohio; Paw's three grandchildren: Michael Trussell II, Mark Trussell and Audrey Trussell; and his constant companion, Hudson, his English Springer spaniel.
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He was preceded in death by a brother, Richard Frank.
Paul was a 1964 graduate of Altoona High School. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran, achieving the rank of staff sergeant, and he was an avionics senior field service engineer with Honeywell Aerospace, retiring in 2011.
Paul was a member of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Winchester, Va. He considered himself a "Jack of all trades, master of none." He liked to use the phrase "Always keep your nose up in the turns." His knowledge and professionalism, his willingness to share and help others succeed, and the enthusiasm which he brought every day made him truly inspirational.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel, Winchester, Va., where a funeral service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 17, 2013, Pastor Arthur Faught officiating. A private family interment will be held later at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 1275 Meadowbrooke Place, Winchester, VA 22602, or the Arthritis Foundation, 2201 W. Broad St., Suite 100, Richmond, VA 23220.
Please view obituaries and tribute wall at www .ompsfuneralhome.com.


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Police: Woman charged in theft from Lebanon business
Steel railroad couplers worth $12,000 taken, police say
Published 11:22 AM EDT Oct 18, 2012
An Allentown woman is in Lebanon County Prison charged with stealing $12,000 worth of finished cast products from E & E Metal Fab in Lebanon, according to police.
Alice Mackes, 35, and two others stole steel railroad couplers on four occasions between August and October from the yard at the business and then sold them at a scrap yard in Allentown, Lebanon police said.
Investigators said surveillance video from E & E and other businesses helped them put the case together.
Police said they expect to file charges in the next couple days against the other people involved.
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