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Man was injured late Wednesday
January 25, 2013
WARREN — The Idylwild Street woman who called 911 Wednesday night to report gunfire said she had never before experienced the fear she felt when she realized a man had been shot near her home....
ArticWoof what you are suggesting violates the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Amendments to the Constitution.
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Thank's unitedfortruth. I feel stupid and violated. I know hindsight is 20/20. I feel very unsafe now. Thing is nowadays, we don't know our neighbors or what kids belong in our neighborhood. I know a few of mine and many are not home during the day. People on Northwest Blvd saw this guy running with my purse and thought nothing of it. If you even suspect suspicious activity, call the police! Get as much info as you can. Think like a criminal..how would you get in your house? I just never thought someone could get over a balcony that is 10-15 feet off the ground!
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Billdog, Sorry I did not write a long explanation. No, I do not think that cops should shoot simply because someone LOOKS like they are doing something. But if they know some jerk is a drug dealer, or is known to have a gun on them, illegally, then yes, shoot the buggers. Why? simple because the thugs and punks have learend how to work the justice system to perfection. Commit a crime, cop to a lesser charge, get out off with probation, and go do it again. How many of these thugs and punks do we read about that have 2, 3, 4, or more PRIOR convictions. But yet they walk the streets, out on early parole, or some bull cookie thing like that. So yes, if the cops KNOW some jerk is a know convicted crook, or known drug dealer,,,yes,,,,shoot, ask later. But not the person who happens to LOOK guilty.
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its within our community where we have the most strength. we could do amazing things here if we all came toghether without any politics....just ideas.
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motherof2...im very sorry for what happened to you. sometimes when i post i sound real macho, but im worried about the same thing happening to me...or worse yet my girl when im not here. our part of town isnt the greatest either.
pull together with the neighbors you get along with and help each other out. good people are strong....real strong! its time we remember that.
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We need to do something. I was actually robbed today in broad daylight in my house on the NW Blvd area. Me, and 2 of my neighbors have been broken to and/or robbed twice within less than a year. We hear gunfire too frequently. People are moving, abandoned houses everywhere. It's as if the thieves and drug dealers are taking over. I watched a drug deal go down around here in broad daylight. He held up traffic to do it. A gun would not have helped me today unless I was carrying it loaded and ready in my pajamas.
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Excellent comment ggmanmd!!!
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1 more thing, I dont remember "celebrating or saying that I did! isnt this fun!
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know the fact I did not say I left Warren because of Warren! I didnt abandon the city or its problem! people leave for other reason. your problems in Warren happened after I left. guess I should have stayed to prevent it!if you think we are negative then you need to read your statement again! oh make sure you tell people to go to God! now does that make you holier than thou! love how people choose to stand behind God after putting down others and making assumption in which they know nothing about! you have a good day, you dont have a fact!
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"they" look like! ooooppppsss
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I grew up on the North End of Warren and rode my go-kart down Idylwild when I wasn't delivering the Tribune or doing yard-work for a few extra bucks. Warren was a great place to live at one time. I remember riding the bus on North Park Ave. You could ride from Idylwild to downtown at the courthouse area every thirty minutes.The sidewalks were so crowded it was hard to walk through. But the economy dried up and blew away years ago, and the middle class values went away with it. Once known as Little Chicago, for its ethnic diversity, it's now Little Detroit. Drugs, shootings, boarded up houses, and worse are now the norm. There's no easy fix. The only hope is if the economy turns around somehow, and people start taking pride in their neighborhoods again. Maybe the shale oil boom will turn it around -- it could happen.
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united for the truth, lol, no! just having fun hoping some people see what the look like! I hope you enjoyed it! I love my hometown but I hate to see its decline. most of all I dont like to see people bashing people with stupiditly . I know I cant stop it! just wanted to bring it to light. you can have different opinions but you dont have to bash everyone just because you disagree! I learned a long time ago I cant right every wrong. I come back to Warren to see friends every year. I miss my friends & my history!
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For anyone who is glad they left: we are too. You don't help anything by celebrating your absence and there is nothing positive about your comments. You are as much a part of the negativity as the gloom and doomers are and I refuse to share your vision of how abandoning this town is the best of all worlds. Go in peace or go with God, but go and stay gone.
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doloweiss...you mad brah?
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Know the facts you cant be thrilled I left, you dont know me!Nothing "speaks" volume for who I really am that you know about! I would have never associated with anyone who would write the stuff to a total stranger that you do!
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the answer is NOT criminals to my last post.
so, come on know all my beautiful neighbors. i know you hate these violents acts as much as i. so, what is the one thing most judges and most all those lawyers absolutely need to conduct their work and get paid all that big money?
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Know the facts, you are not as happy as I am that I left!!! You are exactly what Im talking about! Nothing but mean & ignorant! Holier than thou! More name calling, glad you left! Is your vocabulary that small! Oh know now Im down to your level! Enjoy your miserable little life! How's that! We can all be like you! Nice!
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No prob. Facts.....Im sure zen is going to comment......he knowsthefacts about everything! Zen for mayor.
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ok....maybe this hint wil get ya there...
what is the one thing most judges and most all those lawyers absolutely need to conduct their work and get paid all that big money?
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Tell you what ...... chill out. Go sell some of your food stamps for a few bucks and head to your local bar. Order a beer, put your feet up. Play a game of pool or shuffle board. Meet some new friends and be careful on the walk home not to go down that bad street.
Your stupid comments make me think you're drug addicts yourself ....
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@ david1: I agree. Thank you for that warning shot across the bow. I let my anger for morons get the better of me.
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Knowthefacts stand up to your name.
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@ Doloweiss: We are all thrilled that you left too, because holier-than-thou trolls like you speak volumes for who you are already.
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let me give ya alittle hint on why we write more laws to combat crime rather than to make punishment more severe....
go to your phonebook, turn to ATTORNEY in the yellow pages, and tell me you dont see between 40-50 pages of ads and numbers.
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Sign of the times. Lower morals, poor job market and declining income and jobs could be a factor.
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Whiting announces re-election bid
Todd W. Whiting officially announces his bid for re-election for Ward 2 Division A on the Crowley City Council. Whiting has served in this capacity for nearly four years and seeks the opportunity to serve his constituents for another four years.
During his years of service to the city of Crowley, Alderman Whiting fulfilled many needs and concerns. Mayor Greg Jones appointed Whiting as Chairman of Public Safety and Co-Chairman of Finance. These duties consisted of overseeing the Police and Fire Departments along with paying close attention to the budget of each department as well as the general budget.
As Chairman of Public Safety, Alderman Whiting equipped the Police Department with modern video and sound equipment (in every police car) as well as non-lethal equipment to assist in liability issues, Whiting also helped procure specific weapons necessary for S.W.A.T., which were used in the largest recorded drug raid in the history of the Crowley Police Department.
Whiting also oversees the Fire Department. Under his leadership, the department now has two new fire trucks. He also approved an ongoing plan to keep all equipment necessary to maintain the quality of the department's fire rating. Maintaining our rating also benefits all landowners with reduced insurance rates.
Yet another duty charged to Alderman Whiting is the Code Enforcement Department. Under our City Public Safety Department we now have a state certified inspector who was advised by Whiting of over forty substandard housing or houses used for illegal drug activity. Much appreciated by the citizens of Crowley, these discoveries have been eradicated as a danger to the community. Several of these sites now have newly constructed residential homes.
Alderman Whiting would like to include a few highlights of his voting record as a member of the Crowley City Council. Whiting made the motion and voted for competitive pay salaries for members of the Police and Fire Departments. He also voted for the purchase of additional land, west of the Recreation Department Office, for future activities. Alderman Whiting collaboratively acquired the funds from corporate sponsorship to purchase the much-needed boxing ring to be used by the The Crowley Kiwanis Boxing Club.
Whiting made the motion and voted for the establishment of a parish-wide economic program in order to promote businesses. Whiting has been active in voting for positive projects that enhance the business and economic growth of Crowley: such as The Downtown Streetscape Program, East Crowley I-10 lighting (both with matching state funds) and the on-going frontage road project (North of I-10). Last but not least, Alderman Whiting voted against the government-subsidized housing project intended for the area near the East Park neighborhood after meeting with many members of this community.
Todd W. Whiting is a life-long resident of Ward 2, the third child of long-time Crowley residents, John and Alice Whiting. He has two sons, J.W., aged 14, and Keith, aged 11. He is a 1987 graduate of Crowley High School and attended McNeese State University, Louisiana State University at Eunice, and the University of Southwestern Louisiana where he pursued courses in criminal justice and industrial safety. Whiting is a licensed private investigator and a Louisiana State License Safety Inspector and the owner of 3-W Investigations and Loss Control Services. Additionally, he has several years' experience in the oil field industry, twenty years investigative experience working for the Attorney General's Office under the Office of Risk Management and has been a property manager for ten years.
He is a life-long member of the First United Methodist Church of Crowley, where he has assisted in many activities through the years.
Whiting's commitment to the community of Crowley is unquestioned. He has volunteered with the Crowley Recreation department, Boy Scouts, Acadia Sportsman League and with the Welcome House and Mrs. Helen's soup kitchen. He worked with the Concerns of Police Survivors and sits on the Advisory Board with the Louisiana Technical College of Acadia Parish.
Alderman Whiting would like to express his sincere appreciation and extend his most humble thanks to the Crowley Citizens for allowing him to serve with the hard-working local and state leaders of the City of Crowley, Acadia Parish, and the State of Louisiana.
Whiting commits for the next four years: to continuing his dedication to visiting with any resident with questions or concerns, working with the City Council to clean up more substandard housing, to improve quality of life for all citizens of Crowley, continue to promote future business and continue with phase two of the The Streetscape Program (with state matching funds).
Please remember to vote on October 2nd for the man who is working for you.

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Zita Helen Lee, 85, of Buckhannon, died Monday, March 3, 2014, in Mountain View Health Care Center in Clayton, Ga.
She was born May 12, 1928, in Buckhannon, a daughter of the late Law and Virgie Sloan Zickefoose.
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Duquesne's men's swimming team had a record setting day on Thursday as the Dukes captured two first place finishes and two second place finishes in the four events at the Atlantic 10 Championship. DU also set an A-10 record, broke two school records and produced two more NCAA "B" cut times.
The evening finals session opened as junior Edward LeBlanc swam past the competition to claim gold in the 500-yard freestyle with a school record and NCAA "B" cut time of 4:27.25. Senior Chris Kobela followed with a ninth place finish in 4:38.73.
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Last week, we solicited your questions about dating, sex and love. This one came from 17-year-old, Arthur, who lives in Pittsburgh:
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KALAMAZOO, MI -- The massive amount of snow Kalamazoo and surrounding areas has experienced this month has also brought about a high number of snow days.
With schools and many child care centers closed, what are parents to do?
Many working parents have to stay home from work to take care of their children. This can be an opportunity to have some fun, quality time, but it can also cause a lot of stress for families.
As the number of snow days has mounted, counseling clinic Choices for Change has experienced an "overwhelming number of calls," said founder Michelle Serlin. Just this week, calls for therapy have tripled, she said.
New and regular clients have been calling about the stress the snow days have caused in their lives, especially when it comes to their jobs.
"People are calling in stressed out, worried about their job and having to make a stand about taking care of their kids," said Serlin. "Your employer is saying you can't take three days off in a row. You're backed into a corner."
Eric Aguila, 39, a registered nurse at the Battle Creek VA Medical Center, has had to call in on several days due to the school closings.
"It's a little stressful. (I) wasn't expecting a snow day so I called into work. I would have worked, but then nobody was going to be home with the boy," said Aguila of his son Aristotle, 7. "I'm just glad my place of employment offers sick leave, which I have had to dip into a couple times this season for extreme winter weather."
Porsha Daniels, a 28-year-old forensic psychology major at Western Michigan University, has two daughters; Crystal, 9, and Jade, 6. A student by day and a registered nurse at Tendercare by night, she counts on her daughters being at school so she can go to class during the day. "However, that hasn't been the case this week," Daniels said. "I've missed over three classes because of (Kalamazoo Public Schools) closing."
Serlin says another issue the clinic has been getting calls about is the tension that comes from not leaving the house. "You're putting people in a house together with cabin fever," Serlin said. "Their kids are fighting with each other, don't want to go out and play… you get a lot of anger."
Kathryn Robertson, 32, of Grand Rapids, is an artist and a stay-at-home mother of daughters Layla, 6, and Zoe, 2. Though most of the work she does can be done at the house, she says, "it's the quantity of days that puts the most stress on parents. Layla is my snow baby, so she loves sledding in my yard… Even kids who like the snow can't go out in -30 degree wind chills. That's when the stress starts; being cooped up inside."
Choices for Change recommends that, instead of stressing, families take advantage of the time and use it for family togetherness. "If you can't beat it, join it," says Maria Salinas, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) at the clinic. "Take the time to do things you don't usually have time to do."
And that's just want Aguila has done. He and Aristotle engaged in a number of snow day activities. "It's everything from rainbow looming, Lego building, and deep house dance practicing," said Aguila. For a little education, they "throw a little 'Nat Geo' in the mix, too. Today is 'Mystery Bear of the Arctic'," he said.
Daniels makes sure her girls are getting some education during their days off from school. "I usually make them complete pages out of their grade-appropriate workbook," said Daniels, who gets the workbooks from education websites. "Then we have reading time, followed by board games. You know, fun stuff."
Robertson likes to "mostly just hang out" on snow days; they've been playing games on their Wii and watching their favorite shows. But there is one activity they do that they can't fit into a normal day. "One thing we do get to do on snow days and vacations that we don't get to do on a normal weekday is read a long book, all together," she said. "We just finished the first Harry Potter book."


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Pinterest has maps!
When I first discovered Pinterest about two years ago, my heart exploded and my mind was blown in the best possible way. One simple interface allows me to visually browse all of the beautiful stuff I find on the internet and beyond, and to organize it how I please. It feels friendly & welcoming—a place where I know I'll find good things to look at and that I carefully put things I want to use later.
So you can probably imagine the heart-explodiness that's rolling through my corner of the studio this evening, with the release of Place Pins, featuring a beautiful new map designed by none other than us! Place Pins let you map the things you love, near and far, making the pins more actionable and bringing out the explorer in all of us. You can view and create these Pins on your desktop or on mobile, when you're actually out and about exploring. You can also collaborate with friends and family, using it to plan your next vacation or a tour of your favorite architecture.
Making a map fit for this kind of activity was a fun one. Pinterest loves color and texture and a feeling authenticity, all of which you might find in a paper map. Our house style, to the degree that we have one, tends to veer towards the bright and sparkly, and this design challenge was the perfect opportunity to break from our mold and try something new. Which we did, using rice paper texture, subtle color washes, and a mixture of unicode and hand-drawn fonts. We've also added some extra touches, like using OSM ids to introduce just a bit of entropy into the angle of all of the place labels to introduce some variety and get away from the hyper-precise default modern way that these things tend to settle towards. The result is a map that (we hope) has a bit of soul and variety to it, not just another one-off, and is just asking for pins to be put all over it.
I'm also pleased to announce that for the first time we've shifted the backend infrastructure burden of one of our projects to that developed by our colleagues at Mapbox. The whole process of getting this thing online and polished was incredibly smooth and hassle-free, totally different from the wailing & gnashing of teeth that historically has accompanied the release of our worldwide maps. Honor is due to those guys for solving a hard problem and for making it possible for this kind of project to flow smoothly. I'll follow up in a separate post about some of the finer details we included in the project and some ways that I think things could get even better.
All in all, we're delighted to have been asked by Pinterest to participate in this project, and we hope the results are to your liking. Let us know what you think, and we hope you'll share your maps with us and others. And happy Place Pinning!
Ze Maps:
Here's the city view of Amsterdam. At this particular zoom level, the small details of roads and buildings amplify the textures that are being used for land and water.
The Bay Area. At this zoom level, we start to see the emergence of parks, as well as major roads. These elements, along with the textured waterways, reveal many layers of detail that work together quite beautifully.
The street level view of Boston is shown below. Here we see a nice combination of road labels, buildings, parks and waterways.
At the country level, a large portion of Europe is captured in this image. The forests become visible, giving the landscape another layer of texture.
Karlsruhe, Germany. At this street view, we see several detailed components, such as parks and foot paths, rail lines and building density.
Hong Kong captures one of our main design goals with the Pinterest project. The "hand-crafted" look and feel is quite evident with the contrast of textures, especially where the water meets the land.
Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs. Like the image of Amsterdam, this zoom level captures several detailed elements - roads, highways, waterways, buildings and parks.


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The Silvae were composed and published in the final decade of the first century CE under the emperor Domitian. The collection consists of 32 occasional poems organised into five books and written predominantly in the dactylic hexameter meter, although some lyric meters are also represented, particularly in Book 4, the book of greatest metrical variety (thus 1.6, 2.7, 4.3 and 4.9 are written in hendecasyllables, 4.5 is in Alcaics and 4.7 is in Sapphics). While it was once widely accepted that Books 1-3 were published as a single unit in AD 94 (along the lines of Horace, Odes 1-3 or Ovid, Epistulae ex Ponto 1-3 which were each published as a single set), convincing arguments have been made for separate publication of e…
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You should eat whatever makes you happy. If you like the fat, eat the fat.
When i eat a nice piece of steak with someone, and they take out the pure fat from the meat, i grab my fork and eat all that delicious fat that they are so afraid of.
im talking about this http://d3ev8gv3qkgraz.cloudfront.net...-steak-fat.jpg . that white part with no meat.
Is it cool to eat that much? should i just eat the fat within the meat?
You should eat whatever makes you happy. If you like the fat, eat the fat.
i wanted to know if it was a healthy source of fat..
grass fed, yes. Conventional that you get at the supermarket or restaurant? Probably not.
ETA: Sorry, didn't see someone else said this. WHAT THEY SAID!
--Trish (Bork)
Not "unhealthy" just less healthy. If you like it, eat it and who cares if it's grain-fed.
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Ayana Lee, whose parents Judith and Desmond were born and raised in Jamaica, has earned a spot on the country's roster for the upcoming 2013 World Gymnastics Championships set for Sept. 30-Oct. 6 in Antwerp, Belgium.
The achievement is a monumental one for gymnastics in New Jersey and for Lee, the NJSIAA's defending floor champion (9.6) from Bridgewater-Raritan who captured the Skyland Conference all-around title (37.675) and earned Second Team All-State and Central Jersey 2 Gymnast of the Year honors by The Star-Ledger in 2012.
"She has been dedicated to gymnastics her entire life," Judith Lee, who left the popular Caribbean Island for the United States with her husband as teenagers in 1978, said. "We are very proud of this upcoming opportunity to debut on the world stage."
Ayana's mother, from the parish of St. Catherine and her father who hails from the country's capital of Kingston, moved to Brooklyn, and, after ten years, across the river to New Jersey where they settled in Hillsborough in 1988.
Seven years later and just prior to the birth of Ayana, the couple moved to Bridgewater and became active members in the community at First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Somerset.
With both parents born in Jamaica, Ayana is afforded the opportunity to apply for dual citizenship which makes the senior eligible to compete internationally for both countries.
The process to put her in a position to do so, however, has been an arduous task nearly five months in the making.
"A lot of paperwork," Lee, who helped steamroll Bridgewater to a seventh-place finish (108.9) at the 2012 NJSIAA team championships last fall, said. "In late May, my club coach, Juan Agudelo, found out both my parents were Jamaican and said I should apply for dual citizenship. And maybe, he said, maybe down the line and if I was ready... I could give it a shot. I thought about that and decided it was an opportunity, if missed, I would regret for the rest of my life."
In addition to applying for dual citizenship, Lee requires a Jamaican passport and a gymnastics certification card from the fifth-largest island country in the Caribbean. But paperwork and filling out forms were only a formality compared to the dedication it would take to compete with the world's best.
"I thought about that too: all the hard work, no days off," Lee, who finished ninth in the state with a mark of 36.775 at the NJSIAA individual championships, said. "I've been working towards this the entire summer."
2013 Federation Internationale de Gymnastique Team Rosters
Lee will leave for Belgium on Sept. 24 and return on Oct. 7. She will miss several Bridgewater-Raritan dual meets and the Somerset County tournament at Montgomery on Oct. 2, but coach Julie Zaneto and the other 16 gymnasts on the roster are in full support of Lee's ambition.
"We will definitely miss Ayana for a large portion of the season but this will be such an exciting, memorable experience for her," Zaneto, the 2012 Star-Ledger State Coach of the Year, said. "Ayana has dedicated her life to gymnastics and has made so many sacrifices to get to the level she is. What better way to show the world, literally, how amazingly talented she is than to compete at World's. We are all so proud of Ayana and wish her the best."
Lee began gymnastics at the age of four at Paramount Gymnastics in Hillsborough. She switched to AGA in Edison until most recently taking her skills to Indigo under coach Agudelo in New Providence.
To minimize risk, Lee will travel and practice with Bridgewater-Raritan but will not compete for the school leading up to the World Championships. Upon return, she will need to attain qualifying scores before the state cutoff on Oct. 29 in order to compete at the 2013 NJSIAA championships. The always positive and upbeat Lee is confident, though, she will meet the requirements after putting her talents on display at the world stage.
"Without Juan, I wouldn't have this wonderful opportunity," Lee insisted. "I will miss counties and a couple of dual meets, but when I come back I'm going straight back to high school and compete. I'm confident I will make it to states."
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Very nicely done! So colorful!
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Your beautiful quilt caught my attention because didn't use a white background, great work.
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Once the exclusive province of Philosophy, over the past two decades Critical Thinking has emerged across the curricula of many disciplines and is taking on the status of a "Movement" that our conference would like presenters and participants to consider in parallel with the 30 year old Writing Across the Curriculum Movement. Another, more useful analogy for imagining the actual integration of these two "critical" movements might be that of a bridge under construction. The analogy of a bridge in this case raises the question that motivates this national conference: What are the challenges in, and new pedagogical possibilities for, joining these two far reaching movements in higher education? How can faculty across the disciplines help one another build new bridges between cross-curricular writing and critical thinking?
Our key note speaker is John Bean. The author of the widely used Engaging Ideas (2001), and co-author of Writing Arguments (2006), he has been active in the writing-across-the-curriculum movement since its inception in the 1970's. He will present his most recent research assessing the critical thinking skills of graduating seniors, and will draw connections between critical thinking, argumentative writing, and rhetoric across the disciplines.
We welcome individual, panel, and roundtable session proposals that are grounded in the traditional principles and practices from Writing Across the Curriculum and Writing in the Disciplines, as well as those that employ more recent evolutions in critical reading and writing using Electronic Communication and Digital Rhetoric. We are particularly interested, however, in presentations that connect findings from the last twenty years of research on Critical Thinking with the goals of general educational reform that are now associated with the WAC movement.
We invite colleagues to consider one of three different themes for defining proposals and organizing presentations.
To ensure broad participation, proposals for individual papers are limited to 20 minutes and may be grouped into panels at the discretion of the conference committee. Panel presentations are limited to 80 minutes, including 20 minutes for discussion.
Proposals will be read and email replies as to acceptance by August 15, 2006.
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From: John Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------ What's the best graphics chipset to get for a Linux box these days? I'd like something that Linux will actually have a driver for and use to the full potential, unlike nVidia. I like nVidia cards, but you don't get the "enhanced" graphics from them under Linux like you do with Windows. :-( Is ATI still the GPU of choice? Any particular manufacturer/model you guys like? I'm not looking for high-end here... just something that will allow me to play Doom or something similar without putting all the burden on my CPU and the on-board graphics. Oh, yeah... How do I tell if the slot on the motherboard is a PCI-X, PCI-x 2.0, PCI-X 2.1, PCI-x16 or what? Thanks
=============================================================== From: Cameron Kilgore ------------------------------------------------------ Firstly, PCI-X and PCI Express are two different things. Secondly, I don't know. Back in the day it was Nvidia because ATI/AMD's Linux drivers were pretty horribad. That may have changed.
=============================================================== From: Adam Jimerson ------------------------------------------------------ John Aldrich wrote: =20 e=20 he=20 uys=20 ow=20 my=20 I'm pretty happy with ATIs under Linux, if you are running the 2.5.35 or higher Linux kernel then I would recommend using the open source Radeon (or for a very few Radeon HD cards use the radeon-hd driver*) drivers. They are to the point where they can out preform ATIs catalist driver when it comes to 2d and on most cards it has 3d support. It also has support for KMS, introduced in the 2.6.34 or 2.6.35 Kernel where as the proprietary driver does not. While the radeon driver supports almost all the radeon cards and a hand full of the radeon-hd cards it currently lacks HDMI support, but the radeon-hd driver has this support. The biggest downside to the radeon-hd driver is that development is a lot slower. I-x=20 As for that the best way to tell is open up the case and look at the slot, some mother boards are nice and even have what kind of PCI slot it is printed on the board.
=============================================================== From: Aaron welch ------------------------------------------------------ This is just sad... So... http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+determine+what+pci+slot+I+have
=============================================================== From: Stephen Kraus ------------------------------------------------------ Ati's are awesome for linux For windows, I use Nvidia Quadros or ATI FireGL proffessional cards. And despite review after review saying proffessional cards make poor gaming cards, every Quadro I've ever owned outlasted their equivilent consumer model by a year or two - Sent by an Android This is just sad... So... http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+determine+what+pci+slot+I+have
=============================================================== From: Dave Brockman ------------------------------------------------------ I know I've personally explained this more than once on this list, and I even want to say to the same person.... but I'm too lazy to go search to jog my memory. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI
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=============================================================== From: Dave Brockman ------------------------------------------------------ Like I said, you're unlikely to find a PCI-X slot in anything other than a high-end workstation or server. Yeah, there's a reason I'm not jumping up and down to pay for a "1Gb" connection to the house. Although I would actually enjoy the opportunity to attempt to fill that with traffic off-network :) Regards, dtb


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LEWISTOWN - The Mifflin County boys basketball team is no stranger to the 3-point shot.
In its game earlier in the season against State College, the Huskies could not find an answer for the trey.
But in the championship of the boys 2012 Holiday River Tournament Friday, they had to. C.J. Tyler scored 18 of his game-high 26 points from beyond the arc, but Mifflin County was able to overcome an early deficit and hold on for a 61-56 victory over Shikellamy at Mifflin County High School.
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Mifflin County's Seth Wagner (44, white) moves around Shikellamy's Ryan Kenney for a shot Friday in the championship game of the Holiday River Tournament in Lewistown.
After allowing 11 3-pointers, Mifflin County battled back with five of its own, three of which came when the game was in the balance.
"Tonight is a perfect example of 'a win is a win,'" Mifflin County coach Aaron Gingrich said. "I thought our intensity was lower than we've seen in the last two weeks and when you do that against a scrappy, underdog team like Shikellamy and lose some of their shooters early, all of a sudden it's a close game and their still in it. Now it gives them a ton of confidence that they can pull the huge upset on our court."
Despite being in foul trouble for most of the game, Mifflin County center Seth Wagner led all Huskie shooters with a 19-point effort. Teammate Hunter Wright followed up with a 12-point effort while guard Cy Treaster finished with nine.
Shikellamy had three players finish the night with double digit performances. Along with Tyler, another hot hand beyond the 3-point line was Derek Ammerman, who collected four triples en route to a 14-point night. Rounding out the double-digit scorers for the Braves was Ernie Tyler with 10.
Mifflin County found itself trailing at the intermission by a point, 29-28. But the Huskies wasted little time taking back the lead in the early minutes of the third, going on a 7-2 run.
The run started on a steal and a bucket by Curtis Jerzerick, taking back the lead.
After holding the Braves to a missed shot, the Huskies took the ball down the court and got it to Wagner. Wagner went right at hoop and made the hard shot in the lane. Treaster got the final field goal of the run when he got a tough shot in underneath the basket while fending off the Braves' defenders, upping the lead to 34-29.
After a Shikellamy basket, Wright hit one of two from the charity stripe, making it 35-31 with 4:31 left in the quarter.
A triple by Ammerman brought the Braves back to within one but on the following possession, Wright picked up an offensive board and put it in, stretching the lead to 37-34.
Shikellamy wasn't done yet, retaking the lead on another long-distance call by Ammerman and a pair of free throws sunk by Ernie Tyler to give his team a two-point edge.
But Mifflin County gave Shikellamy a dose of its own medicine, roping three consecutive triples to take back and extend the lead to 46-39.
Wright started the charge hitting his only trey from beyond the arc and after two more consecutive defensive stops, Seby hit two consecutive triples of his own, giving Mifflin County a 46-39 lead going into the final period.
"We had to make plays down the stretch and we had to make some defensive stops," Gingrich said. "As a coaching staff we weren't too pleased with the defensive early positioning and finding their shooters and the 3-pointer is a great equalizer that kept them in the ball game tonight."
In the final stanza, Mifflin County was able to keep the Braves at bay for the entire quarter, allowing them to get as close as 55-52 before going on one final offensive push where they would outscore the Braves 6-4 to make the final.
Mifflin County was well represented in the all tournament nominations as Jerzerick and Wright were named to the all-tournament team. Teammate John Michael Maclay was named outstanding defender and Wagner picked up the nod as tournament MVP.


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Duane A. Damiano wrote:
> What's the trick for getting OpenBSD to print? After a long struggle, I
> did manage to get 3.4 to print. The same steps did not work on 3.6 and
> I'm having no luck so far with 3.7.
> I'm using the OpenBSD 3.7 binary packages for ghostscript-8.14p3.tgz and
> cups-1.1.23p2.tgz. The same hardware prints fine under Linux using a
> similar CUPS configuration.
> The test page will not print. The "Jobs" page of the CUPS web interface
> says that the print job was cancelled. The same thing happens when I
> try to print a text file using "lpr" from a terminal window.
> In order to get version 3.4 to print, I had to download and compile ESP
> Ghostscript. (That didn't help with 3.6) Do I need to do that now? If
> that's needed to use CUPS, why isn't there an ESP Ghostscript package?
> Duane
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Duane A. Damiano firstname.lastname@example.com
> 841 East Fort Avenue #310 Phone: 410-685-6221
> Baltimore MD 21230-5117 U.S.A.
I had to do the same, it was quite a long an frustrating process.
I'll keep you posted on what I have to do. I think I my have to just use
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text: In England a TV host is called a presenter, and Dick Clark was just that. An SU grad and one-time Syracuse radio d.j., he was not a performer nor an artist. His talent was being the host. A presenter. He seemed like someone you could trust and he always seemed to sincerely appreciate the talents of those he presented and he never got in the way. For over sixty years he never dressed in trendy fashions and wore the same kind of bland conservative suit and tie. He didn't grow a beard or mustache or outrageous hair. He didn't tell jokes, never tried to be a wise guy, never said anything profound nor offensive. I suppose he did not want to compete with the performers he was presenting and he sure did know how to move things along, even into his 80s. It seemed that the show was always more important than he was. He had an enormous talent in being so consistent and restrained. A great emcee. He was one of a kind, and in the final analysis he was a class act.


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However for two ranges of the inequalities I get [] which I assume means no solution.
For another range I get an expression for each of my paramters.
For the final range I get 0 . What does this 0 mean and what do the [] mean?
I wondered if 0 meant that all paremeters equalling zero was a solution, but this is false.
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Performance figures
As part of our passenger charter - Abellio Greater Anglia provides our passengers with 4 weekly updates on our performance.
|Abellio Greater Anglia
|Stansted express
These figures quote all trains arriving within 5 minutes of schedule regardless of service group, whereas the industry and Network Rail count long distance services as those arriving within 10 minutes of the time quoted in the public timetable. This gives rise to a small discrepancy when comparing our figures, which are more stringent, with those of the industry bodies.
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Performance explained
What is PPM?
PPM, or Public Performance Measure, is the method that train companies use to measure and report the performance of train services at their final destination.
The PPM figure is calculated by counting the number of trains that arrive at their destination on time.
The following criteria can cause a train to be classified as a PPM failure:
- Arrived at its final destination greater than 4 minutes later than the advertised arrival time (or greater than 9 minutes for Intercity services)
- Did not run at all
- Did not complete its booked journey
- Did not call at all its booked stations
The measure of the lateness of trains is taken automatically from the signalling system. Some manual recording takes place in rural locations.
The number of trains that arrive on time is then divided against the number of trains scheduled to run that day to give the daily PPM measure.
On the occasions when there is a need to implement a temporary timetable, the daily PPM will, under certain circumstances, be measured against any amended timetable.
Greater Anglia collates the PPM figure on a daily, four- weekly and annual basis. When the PPM figure is quoted as a Moving Annual Average, or MAA, this is based on an average of the previous 13 four-weekly periods of data. The MAA, therefore, gives an accurate picture of how trains have performed over an annual or 52 week period. This will be applicable from 5 February 2013.
The PPM figure is collated for Greater Anglia train services as a whole and for the following routes:
West Anglia
Services to/from Liverpool Street or Stratford to/from Kings Lynn, Ely, Cambridge, Hertford East, Cheshunt, EnfieldTown or Chingford.
Stansted Express
Services to/from Liverpool Street to Stansted Airport
Services to/from Liverpool Street to GideaPark, Shenfield, Southend Victoria and Southminster. Also includes the Romford to Upminster route.
Services to/from Liverpool Street to Chelmsford, Braintree, Colchester, Clacton, Walton on Naze, Harwich, Ipswich and Norwich. Also includes the Marks Tey to Sudbury route.
Services to/from Norwich to Cambridge, Sheringham, Cromer, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. Also services to/from Ipswich to Cambridge, Peterborough, Lowestoft and Felixstowe.
Our Service Groups Described:
East: Services to/from Liverpool Street, Chelmsford, Braintree, Colchester, Clacton, Walton-on-Naze, Harwich, Ipswich Norwich, Southend and Southminster.
West: Services to/from Liverpool Street, Kings Lynn, Ely, Cambridge, and Hertford East.
Rural: Services to/from Norwich to Cambridge, Sheringham, Cromer, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. Also services to/from Ipswich to Cambridge, Peterborough, Lowestoft and Felixstowe; and service operating Marks They to Sudbury.


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S&W not answering the phone?
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> S&W not answering the phone?
January 3, 2012, 11:06 AM
Anyone manage to get through since the holidays? It rings and rings...
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January 3, 2012, 03:38 PM
They always shut down for the holidays.
January 3, 2012, 05:11 PM
But I thought they said they were reopening yesterday?
January 3, 2012, 07:21 PM
I was listening to the phone ring for over 14 minutes this morning. After being closed for a week, they're super busy.
Finally got through and got some action on replacing the cylinder on my new 686 SSR.
January 3, 2012, 07:35 PM
I was listening to the phone ring for over 14 minutes
You actually let the phone ring for 14 minutes? I'll bet they love you. :scrutiny:
January 3, 2012, 10:58 PM
Hope I have better luck tomorrow. My stupid 625 cylinder was never properly polished. Only took me a few years of having cases stick after firing a couple cylinders full to LOOK at the chambers and notice the swirly line pattern which I've never seen in any other revolver chamber.
Live and learn. I'm really looking forward to getting this fixed...
January 4, 2012, 12:08 AM
I had a problem having a mod done to a Model 629 well before the holidays. After getting a real person on the phone (called the line for retail sales) I was told that since they took over Thompson Center they have been very busy.
January 4, 2012, 12:57 AM
Hey guys, you should hustle on over to the next gun show and pick up a Model 66 in stainless. Then the only reason you'll need to call S&W for is to thank them for making such a great handgun.(LOL) I've had one since 89, and it looks and shots just like the day i bought her.
January 4, 2012, 12:58 AM
I just called last night (1-2-11) to deal with a Bodyguard .380 that had a laser module that wouldn't zero. After getting through the phone menu, I was talking to a customer rep in about six or seven minutes, and was told that they would send a pre-paid label out about two minutes after that.
January 4, 2012, 07:47 AM
I got through pretty quick. Needed Customer Service and was #16 in line. That went quick (about 10 minutes).
January 4, 2012, 12:34 PM
japle Never seen a cylinder with the flutes cut over the cartidge before. but ain't sw guy.
January 4, 2012, 12:43 PM
Yikes!! Methinks a new cylinder may be in order......:eek:
I'm amazed that it even indexes correctly. The extractor ratchet must be off also. I would say the whole gun needs to go back......
January 4, 2012, 07:25 PM
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Starting July 1, the Bogor municipal administration has imposed a Rp 6,000 (64 US cents) fee for parking on the main shopping streets of Jl. Suryakencana and Jl. Siliwangi.
This is outrageous. Since we are living in a democratic country, the Bogor mayor should realize that he cannot make a one-sided decision.
He should consult with his citizens first before levying ridiculous parking fees. Shopkeepers and road peddlers are screaming murder — they see their daily earnings decrease by over 70 percent and with the Idul Fitri celebrations looming, steps should be taken to overrule this absurd decision.
The citizens of Bogor are not being consulted at all and the mayor should realize that authoritarian rule is no longer accepted in today's government system. This is not the New Order era. Even Fauzi Bowo is not imposing ridiculous parking fees when one parks in the posh Senayan City or Pacific Place shopping centers.
The sooner the mayor retracts this crazy decision, the better it will be. The job of a mayor is to serve their citizens and not to put unnecessary pressure on them.
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Bogor, West Java


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Linux Server Revenues Grow, but Unix Still has More Share
From the 'More Unix Share Left to Take' files:
Ever since, I first started with Linux in the late 90's, I've been hearing Linux vendors tell me the opportunity is in taking share from Unix.
Over the years, Linux certainly has taken a whole lot of share from Unix, but as it turns out, there is still room to go.
According to IDC's Q3 2011 Server stats, Linux server revenues for the quarter grew to $2.3 billion. That's a 12.3 percent year-over-year gain. Overall, Linux holds an 18.6 share of total server revenues.
Not too shabby.
In contrast, Unix server sales hit $2.6 for the third quarter, growing at a significantly slower rate than Linux of only 1.6 percnetyear-over-year growth. Unix server revenues hold 20.1 percent of global server revenues.
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Sitting inside Santa Fe City Hall, boxes filled with 10,000 reusable blue cloth bags are ready to be distributed to residents.
And they'll need them. Starting February 27, 2014 those thin, one time use plastic bags will be banned in Santa Fe. Shoppers will be able to buy paper bags for 10 cents each. But city leaders are encouraging people to use the reusable bags. That's why they spent $10,000 for the 10,000 bags and plan to every year.
People can pick them up at City Hall, the Water Department and they will be handed out at different events around town.
"It's about saving the planet," said Cindy Padilla, environmental services director. "You make one small effort to reuse your plastic bag, to recycle your aluminum and your plastic and your glass. You're making a contribution so everything that we do, and it just takes one person, will make a difference."
Santa Fe will be the first place in New Mexico to ban plastic bags and city leaders hope the rest of the state catches on soon.


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The 2013 NBA All-Star Game is coming up, and it's time for me to hand out mid-term grades for the league's biggest stars.
So here's the deal: I'm going to rank the top 25 players in the NBA—according to yours truly and based on some sort of Secret Sauce-like recipe that accounts for talent, potential impact and current performance—and then assign each guy a grade to account for what he's done in 2012-13.
Why wouldn't I just rank the top 25 according to their grades? Because such wouldn't be quite so reflective of where (I think) players stand in relation to one another in the bigger picture. For instance, I could give, say, David Lee a better grade for what he's done this season than I give Dwight Howard for what he's done (which I did), but I still wouldn't pick the former ahead of the latter if we were holding a league-wide re-draft of some sort.
Got it? Cool. Let's get a move on with the list, then, before my need to explain myself reaches Hannah Horvath-like heights of confusion.


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One Interstate 40 eastbound lane is open near Gallup, according to New Mexico State Police.
A multivehicle accident involving a semi spurred a full closure near mile marker 40 Friday evening.
Westbound lanes have since been reopened.
A medical flight crew was on scene.
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My daughter loved the cake. It was delicious and perfect for her sweet sixteen birthday celebration. Thank you for making her day special.
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That's how it goes down in a segment Thursday on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, in which DeGeneres surprises The Big Bang Theory actress by bringing in her fiancé, Ryan Sweeting, and orchestrating a quickie wedding for them on stage.
Cuoco, 27, laughs hysterically as her tennis-player beau sheepishly asks at one point: "This isn't legal, right?"
Before the unexpected wedding, Cuoco talks to DeGeneres about another surprise – the fact that she fell for Sweeting at all. She had sworn off love, she says, and did everything she could not to meet him.
"I had kind of an interesting situation over the summer, and I was kind of in a weird place, and a very close mutual friend of ours said, 'Oh my God, have you met this guy Ryan?' " she says. "I was just not in a good place to meet anyone. I said I'm not ready. I'm taking time away from love for a while. I was very sad."
But then he texted her, saying he was going to be in Los Angeles.
"I'm like, 'Oh my God, so now I have to see this guy? Do I have to hang out with him all weekend?' " she says. "So, we go and have a dinner date, and we're still on our first date. He never went home."
Cuoco admits it all happened pretty fast. "It's newer … It's newer … It's looking a little crazy to some people," she says. But when you know, you know.
"By day two I was like, 'Oh my God,' " she says. "It was so unbelievable. I said, 'This is it, this is it.' "


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Eesti Post Enters Parcel Terminal Market
Thirty-six automated parcel terminals operated by the national postal service Eesti Post will start service in the second half of August, putting the state-owned company in competition with privately-owned Smart Post, which has 46 similar machines.
The self-service machines will allow users to send packages to post offices across the country or to other parcel terminals. The option of courier deliveries is also available, Eesti Post said.
In addition, larger internet stores have signed cooperative agreements with Eesti Post to allow customers to receive mail-ordered goods at parcel terminals close to their homes.
By mid-August, Eesti Post plans to have finished intalling the 19 parcel terminals it has designated for Tallinn. The rest have already been placed in towns across the country.
According to Eesti Post, their terminals can be placed outdoors and are available for usage around the clock, which is not the case with the machines of their competitor.
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District 7 candidates separated by fewer than 200 votes
District includes Sacramento suburbs
With 100 percent of precincts reporting in the race for California's 7th congressional district, fewer than 200 votes separated Democratic challenger Ami Bera and incumbent Rep. Dan Lungren.
Join our Live Wire -- on your mobile device through the Live Wire tab, second from left up top -- or through this link at your computer to view how the results unfolded.
Bera, a physician and educator, held a narrow 51 to 49 percent lead over the incumbent early Wednesday morning.
Bera had 88,406 votes compared to Lungren's 88,222 -- a difference of only 184 votes.
The district encompasses much of the population in the Sacramento suburbs along the I-80 and I-50 corridors, including older communities to the north and east, as well as fast-growing Elk Grove to the south.
Bera is challenging the Republican this year.
It is a rematch of 2010. He has tried to portray the lawmaker as out of touch with his constituents.
Democrats hold a 2,822-vote edge in registration over Republicans in the district. About 18 percent are independent.
Lungren represents Gold River.
Redistricting has meant there are now more Democrats and fewer Republicans in the 7th Congressional District.
In 2010, Bera lost with 43 percent of the vote.
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Run by acclaimed chef-owner Enrique Olvera, Pujol is often lauded as the city's best Mexican nouvelle restaurant. Located in the Polanco district behind a minimalist, wood-and-glass façade, the restaurant has an equally modern interior with dark gray walls, hardwood floors, and classic white tablecloths. Chef Olvera, who trained in New York and Chicago, reinterprets traditional Mexican ingredients and techniques, creating inventive new dishes such as an amuse-bouche of skewered baby corn with coffee-infused mayo, lime, and salt, all served in a small glass tube. Entrées may include the cuitlacoche (corn smut) tamales with green tomato sauce and whipped cream.
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Russell Simmons sure doesn't look very excited about being behind the wheel of a "Budget rent-a-car" Mini Cooper.
Russell Simmons sure doesn't look very excited about being behind the wheel of a "Budget rent-a-car" Mini Cooper.
Blake Lively was spotted on the set of her latest movie in a red Mini Cooper. We probably wont see Blake picking up a Mini for own garage anytime soon since she's dating Leo now. Rumor has it Leo picked up a brand new Prius for her as a gift. Guess he likes to see whoever he's dating go green too...
Kristen Stewart ran into some unfortunate luck as her Mini Cooper was rear-ended recently and had to be towed away. Luckily, it looked like it was just a small accident and no one was hurt.
Sssshhh...we caught Rosie Huntington-Whiteley cheating on Audi. OK, OK, so Rosie isn't actually the one driving but we did spot Rosie catching a lift from a friend in a Mini Cooper 4X4 recently. The Mini's nice and all but do us all a favor Rosie and stick with Audi.
Source: Just Jared
Twilight star Kristen Stewart was spotted running around in her Mini Cooper recently. Is this thing blacked out or just that dirty? Hard to tell. Either way it looks like it could use some TLC.


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BHILAI: Dr. Joseph Mar Dionysius, Metropolitan of Calcutta Diocese has re-organized the Calcutta Diocese by forming two more Zones vide Kalpana # DOC/2012/13/74 dated 29/09/2012. Kuwait and North-East are the newly formed zones. The reorganization shall come into effect from 01/10/2012 and is as follows:
1. Bhopal : Churches and congregations in Madhya Pradesh
2. Calcutta : Churches and congregations in West Bengal, Orissa, Jharkand and Bihar
3. Raipur : Churches and congregations in Chattisgarh and Maharashtra
4. Kuwait : Churches and congregations in Kuwait
5. North East : Churches and congregations in North East
Mar Dionysius also appointed the following persons as the Zonal Presidents and Secretary / Coordinators.
Bhopal -Fr. Renju Zachariah / Adv. Prasad George (St. Thomas Cathedral, Bhopal)
Calcutta – Fr. Jacob Thomas / Mr. George Varghese (St. Thomas Cathedral. Calcutta)
Raipur – Fr. Biju Parackal / Mr. M.G. Geevarghese (St. George Cathedral, Nagpur)
North- East – Fr. P.S. Varghese / Dr. Benny George K. (Mar Gregorios O.S.C, Guwahati)
Kuwait- Fr. Kurian John (Sunday School & MGOCSM ) Secretary – Mr. P.C. George (St. Gregorios Maha Edavaka), Inspector – Mr. Ajoy Jacob George (St. Basil)
Kuwait – Fr. Jose Mathew (Martha Mariam Samajam), Secretary – Mrs. Sujamma Thomas (St. Gregorios Maha Edavaka), Co-ordinator – Mrs. Liza Babu Punnose (St. Thomas, Ahmadi)
Kuwait – Fr. Reji C. Varghese (Prayer Meeting), Secretary – Mr. Mathews Oommen (St. Basil), Co-ordinator – Mr. Raju Daniel (St. Thomas, Ahmadi)
Kuwait – Fr. Saju Philip (Youth Movement), Secretary – Mr. Joseph P. John (St.Thomas, Ahamadi), Co-ordinator – Mrs. Asha Abey (St.Gregorios Maha Edavaka)
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Dairy-free Boom The growing demands of special-needs shoppers are helping categories once considered niche get much-needed upgrades. One of the hottest segments is cheese alternatives. Sales of analogs free of lactose or casein, or completely dairy-free, are up in most cheese-related categories, particularly shreds. Aside from vegans, vegetarians and those with food allergies, sales are getting an additional bump from anyone looking to improve their diets by cutting back on saturated ...
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