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Every now and then, a journalist is blessed to be there at the start of something good, something that has lasting value to the community.
Such was the case of the Coastal Crisis Chaplaincy, the brainchild of the Rev. Rob Dewey, as he struggled to find a way to marry his call from God and his passion for police work. One had led him to St. Johns Episcopal Church on Johns Island, and the other was his profession before he went to seminary.
As assistant rector and youth minister of the small rural church, he spent some of his free time volunteering as a police chaplain for the Charleston County Sheriffs Office. He realized that law enforcement officers frequently require support and counseling when dealing with high-stress situations.
He also saw that there was a need for a police chaplain on the scene after a shooting or other disaster who could respond to family members and take some of the burden away from the officers.
What was needed was the same skill he had developed as a pastor: grief and family counseling.
In the beginning, he knew he had to raise his own salary and living expenses before he could begin this new ministry, and he did it will a lot of prayer and conversations with people who supported him.
So in 1990, he launched the chaplaincy with the go-ahead from his bishop and Sheriff Al Cannon.
The fact that the services were so badly needed was quickly illustrated when there was an explosion at the Albright & Wilson Americas Inc. plant that killed six people and injured 33 others.
Dewey had his trial by fire, literally, as he stayed on the scene and relayed information to family members, and served for the first time as a liaison between the police and the media to get the word out from the scene.
Years later, those same skills would come into play again after 9/11, when Dewey went to New York to work with the families of those killed in the Twin Towers.
That the chaplaincy is still in existence 21 years later is a testament to Deweys vision and those who have worked with him over the years, both as volunteer chaplains and as office and support staff.
On a daily basis, there are chaplains from various faiths on call to help with crisis calls. But just like in those early years, Dewey still has to raise the money to keep the organization alive, so they are trying something different. Instead of an annual banquet, there are a series of fundraisers.
There is a fish fry at Castaways Grille on James Island 5-7 p.m. Nov. 8 and a BBQ Fundraiser at 6 p.m. Nov. 9 in Mount Pleasant across from the Remleys Point boat ramp. You will have a chance to meet some of the folks who serve our community thoughtfully, and make sure that this very important service continues for the next person in need.
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Ahhhhhhhhhh.... I've beeeeeen Rick Rolled!
You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.
~Friedrich Nietzsche
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.
Rick rolling!! Haven't seen that for years. Well played.
Wouldn't it be awesome if a spambot rickrolled the thread?
Well guys, this is a New shirtless pic of me
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After all of the girly gingers this thread needs to be stabbed with some manliness.
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Dr Choti and his coauthors have analyzed intraoperative sonographic findings of the liver in 99 consecutive patients with 194 metastatic colon tumors. Echogenicity and sonographic patterns were compared between patients and within each patient. There was notable variability in echogenicity and patterns among the lesions and the only clinicopathologic correlate was that of chemotherapy with a "target" or calcified pattern. Using the 40 patients with multiple tumors, it was found that there was much less variability within each patient (intrapatient variability) than would be expected from the variability between different patients (interpatient variability). Although this seems intuitive, the article clearly and objectively proves the point. There may not have been enough data in this series, but it would have been interesting to see if factors such as preoperative chemotherapy and/or hepatic steatosis correlated with intrapatient differences in sonographic features. The ultimate conclusion of this article is that these results will help the surgeon interpret sonographically detected lesions in the operating room. Patients with occult lesions of similar echogenicity and pattern to the known malignant lesion are more likely to be related. A clinically relevant example of this would be a hyperechoic tumor presumed to be a hemangioma in the setting of a known hyperechoic metastasis. While Choti et al have provided a complete and unique analysis of the sonographic features of hepatic metastases, perhaps the real value of this article is to point out what surgeons should practice anyway, that is, in the context of hepatic metastases, any and all palpable or sonographically occult hepatic tumors should be presumed to be malignant until proven otherwise.
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A man was injured when a box truck rolled over in Anne Arundel County.
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Aprons as art? Only in the minds of some male chauvinist pighead, right? Not according to writer and avid apron collector Joyce Cheney, who celebrates the June Cleaver-esque kitchenwear as a form of female expression and even empowerment. In this photo-packed coffee-table album, Cheney traces trends in the styles of aprons as women's roles in American society changed. In the Depression-strapped 1930s, aprons were utilitarian, often made from old flour sacks. In the 1950s, they got frillier as washers and dryers began easing the housework burden. And in the 1960s and '70s, ruffles and rickrack were replaced with jokes and double entendres. Cheney admits that many young women today may never have actually put on an apron. No matter. Thanks to this nostalgic effort, any one of us can try on the ties that bound our mothers and grandmothers. (Running Press, $24.95)
Bottom Line: Frilly folk art
by Jodi Picouit
Book of the week
From the very start, Picoult (Keeping Faith) draws readers into her suspenseful, richly layered drama. J Katie Fisher, a Pennsylvania Amish teenager, hides an unintended pregnancy beneath her garments, gives birth to the baby alone in a barn, then denies knowledge of the child after it is discovered—dead—hours later. When high-profile Philadelphia attorney Ellie Hathaway is tapped to defend the unworldly girl against a murder charge, the urbane lawyer must navigate clannish conformity and her own preconceptions about the Amish to determine if and why the obedient Katie killed her newborn boy.
Despite the occasional cliché and a coda that feels artificially tacked on, Picoult's seventh novel never loses its grip. The research is convincing, the plotting taut, the scenes wonderfully vivid. Most impressive, the author gets beneath the uniformities of dress, custom and conduct to paint a unique community—closed to most Americans—in all its social and psychological complexity. As Katie's mother observes, and Picoult proves, "We look alike. We pray alike. We live alike. But none of these things mean we all think alike." (Pocket, $24.95)
Bottom Line: Absorbing, multidimensional portrait of an Amish clan
by Joe Klein
Klein seems intent on solidifying his place in the 'fraidy-cat wing of the literary lions association. Not only was his previous novel, Primary Colors, a most timid and genteel satire on Bill and Hillary Clinton, but Klein originally published it anonymously. This time around his target is fictional U.S. Sen. Charlie Martin, a feckless Vietnam veteran (clearly no resemblance to John McCain) whose girlfriend, a Manhattan-based swim-suit designer, still lives with her bisexual ex-husband. The novel is supposed to be an implicit attack on the American political system, but Klein lets it degenerate into a sappy romance. And the prose is as lame as the plot. A political correspondent for The New Yorker, Klein more often writes like a fashion reporter ("She was wearing an olive-khaki suit over a burgundy silk shell. The suit had a slightly military feel to it...the outfit seemed off, a notch too dramatic"). If ever he were to write anonymously, Klein should have done it with this book—to avoid guilt by association. (Dial, $26.95)
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Star-crossed lovers, a haunted house and a murder mystery to solve—what more do you need in a page-turner? And Gutcheon's sixth novel is decidedly that. Set in the small Maine coastal town of Dundee, it tells two tales of family tragedy, one prefiguring the other. In the first, set in the mid-1800s, naive farm girl Claris Osgood makes a disastrous marriage to misfit Danial Haskell, whose chilly reserve she mistakes for depth of character. The union ruins at least five lives and ends in a killing that, more than half a century later, haunts 17-year-old Hannah Gray, a distant relative of Claris and Danial's who is plagued by a ghost while visiting Dundee for the summer. Determined to discover the long-ago murderer's identity—and in love with Conary Crocker, a town charmer who shares both her passions—Hannah follows her feelings and finds tragedy of her own.
Fast-paced, chilling and on target in its evocation of frenzied first love, More than You Know suffers only from Gutcheon's well-meaning attempts to freight it with significance. "Somebody said true love is like ghosts, which everyone talks about and few have seen," the book begins. "I've seen both, and I don't know how to tell you which is worse." We'll just take the story, thanks. (Morrow, $24)
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>SECOND OPINIONS Dr. Jerome Groopman A collection of real-life medical stories told by a doctor who not only understands the vital human connection between healer and patient but also knows how to turn science into heart-pounding drama. (Viking, $24.95)
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BACK ROADS Tawni O'Dell O'Dell's debut novel (an Oprah's Book Club choice) follows young Harley Altmeyer's struggle with the sins of his parents (one dead, the other in jail) and the demons they left behind. (Viking, $24.95)
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It would be hard to imagine more dramatically divergent views of the same crime than those offered by two new volumes examining the Christmas 1996 murder of 6-year-old Jon Benét Ramsey in Boulder, Colo. The Death of Innocence (Nelson, $24.95), by her parents, John and Patsy Ramsey (with uncredited help by freelance writer Robert L. Wise), relies on several pieces of unexplained physical evidence—including unidentified DNA found under the girl's fingernails and on her panties-to make the case for a pedophile intruder killing their little princess. The book also provides an emotional account of the family's subsequent ordeal. By contrast, JonBenét (St. Martin's, $24.95), from former Boulder police detective Steve Thomas (with local writer Don Davis), paints an impassioned and often persuasive alternative scenario, pointing the finger of suspicion directly at Patsy Ramsey. There's also plenty of blame for D.A. Alex Hunter, whose office cooperated closely, even cozily, with the couple's attorneys. Thomas says Hunter's restrictions on which witnesses could be interviewed under what conditions fatally com-. promised an already flawed probe. In fact, the detective's frustrations led him to resign from the investigation in August 1998 after 18 months as a key player.
Reading the two books can induce whiplash. The authors make opposing claims on such points as whether the voice of Jon Benét's brother Burke can be heard in the background of his mother's 911 call. (The Ramseys maintain he was asleep; Thomas says he is audible.) Absent even a report from the Boulder grand jury—which ended its probe last October—it is hard to weigh the relative merit of these claims. And yet these duelling accounts are likely to lead readers to the same conclusion: If ever a case cried out for an independent prosecutor, this one does.
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My mobo was built-in with nforce 4 chip. Only dosflash can identify my 0225 dvd drive, but failed to get dvd key.
I follow his guides and tweaked as following:
A usb stick can boot the PC to MSDOS 6.22
DosFlash v2.0 Build 20110903 can be downloaded from http://www.ixtreme.n...ash-v2-0-a.html
A. Plug the USB end of the converter to a usb port on the back of the xbox. Not sure whether PC back will also work, it work for me to use the usb port of xbox 360.
B. Plug the SATA cable into the back of the slim DVD drive and the other end to the SATA port on the adapter.
C. Power the slim DVD with your xbox 360 and Turn on.
D. Open disk tray and have it stay open. DO NOT CLOSE IT. I tried and it failed to get key if the tray was closed.
E. Remove the SATA cable from the USB adapter.
F. Power on your PC and boot into dos.
F. Plug the cable into a mobo SATA port on your pc.
G. run dosflash in dosflash16 folder.
H. Slim DVD will be identified and set to vendor mode. A list of drive was listed.
I. Select the number of the slim dvd. type Liteon K then V3 to read the dvd key.
Amazing, not cut trace and get the key from slim 0225.
Have the key stored in a secured place and you can drill it to unlock and flash.
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Cream gives richness to the canned items that make up this satisfying chowder. "I sometimes make it in the slow cooker, so it can simmer while I finish work around the house," informs Karen Johnston of Syracuse, Nebraska.
- 1 can (14-3/4 ounces) cream-style corn
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of potato soup, undiluted
- 1-1/2 cups half-and-half cream
- 1 can (6-1/2 ounces) minced clams, drained
- 6 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- In a saucepan, combine corn, soup and cream; heat through. Stir in clams; heat through. Garnish with bacon. Yield: 4 servings.
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Gauntlet Hair breaks up after second album on Dead Oceans
Shortly after releasing its second album, former Denver band Gauntlet Hair has broken up, according to its Facebook and Twitter. "Gauntlet Hair has reached its end.
Shortly after releasing its second album, former Denver band Gauntlet Hair has broken up, according to its Facebook and Twitter. "Gauntlet Hair has reached its end.
Shortly after releasing its debut self-titled album in 2011, Gauntlet Hair packed up and moved back to the band's hometown of Chicago. On Tuesday, with a few years and Denver behind it, Gauntlet Hair is releasing its new album, "Stills," on Dead Oceans.
We've heard precious little from fuzz-rock shredheads Gauntlet Hair since they dropped their debut and left Denver for the Windy City. I mean, no phone call?
We still have fond memories of Gauntlet Hair here in Colorado — the weird nights at Rhinoceropolis, the UMS or Larimer Lounge and Uneven Studios.
Gauntlet Hair has undergone a steady rise in indie-rock fame over the past few years -- from a Lafayette duo playing small opening gigs to performing on the Main Stage as a quartet at this year's Underground Music Showcase.
Flossy Mcgrew's is a Denver landmark that boasts one of the best selections of costumes and vintage clothing in the state. I've been bailed out plenty of times for Halloween and other costume themed parties, i.e.
The 12th annual Denver Post Underground Music Showcase is less than two months away, and we have the exclusive first look at the freshly updated lineup.
Peter Hook took to his blog about his most recent U.S. tour which saw the Joy Division/New Order bassist at the Bluebird Theater this past September performing the Joy Division masterpiece "Unknown Pleasures" (read Reverb's review of the show here).
The final two days of the 2011 CMJ Music Marathon saw an expected increase in crowds, long lines outside venue doors, higher cover charges and a general shift in atmosphere.
Gauntlet Hair won't play mind games with genre label By Colin St. John Originally published Sept. 25, 2011 in The Denver Post There's an ongoing battle between music critics and the bands they cover.


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History of The Courtyard Helsby
The Courtyard is set in a 200-year-old cobbled courtyard and the farmhouse, Rake House, is a Georgian Grade II Listed property that was built in 1807 for Elizabeth Lewis Haspell, the widowed wife of Richard Haspell, who died in 1802. The first stables were built in 1826
Elizabeth Haspell's grandson, Thomas Lewis Haspell, is featured in an oil painting produced in the late 1850s, possibly to establish his right of inheritance as he was born out of wedlock. Thomas's son, John, took over the farm until the house was sold to Frederick Thornley in or around 1872. Frederick's wife, Hannah, was the granddaughter of Samuel Burgess, Elizabeth Haspell's brother and so the house remained connected to the original family until the 1960s.
In the late 1870s the house was extended to form a "Cheshire front to back house". This was typical of some farm properties that were extended as the families became wealthier and, in this case, what was the front entrance became the rear entrance as a newer, more grand Victorian frontage was built. By the early 1960s the property was divided into flats and during the 1970s the property became derelict following a fire.
In 1980, the house and farm was purchased by a local builder who separated the Victorian part of the house away from the Georgian part and converted the barns into separate properties. Roger and Jill bought Rake House in 2003.
In January 2006, Rake House appeared in Cheshire Life as part of the feature on the village of Helsby. A watercolour of the house was painted by local Cheshire artist, Gordon Wilkinson. As a result of this feature a copy of the magazine was sent by somebody from Chester out to their cousin, Patsy Armour, in New Zealand who contacted Roger and Jill. Patsy is the great, great, great, great, granddaughter of Elizabeth Haspell and both she and her mother, Eleanor, who used to stay at Rake House during the 1930s have provided Roger and Jill with this history.


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They Poured Fire on Us from the Sky: The True Story of Three Lost Boys from Sudanby Benjamin Ajak Benson Deng Alephonsion Deng
Benjamin, Alepho and Benson were raised among the Dinka tribe of Sudan. Their world was an insulated, close-knit community of grass-roofed cottages, cattle herders and tribal councils. The lions and pythons that prowled beyond the village fences were the greatest threat they knew. All that changed the night the government-armed Murahiliin began attacking their villages.
Amid the chaos, screams, conflagration and gunfire, five-year-old Benson and seven-year-old Benjamin fled into the dark night. Two yars later. Aleph aged seven, was forced to do the same. Across the Southern Sudan over the next five years, thousands of other boys did likewise, joining the stream of child refugees that became known as the Lost Boys. Their journey would take them over one thousand miles across a war-ravaged country, through landminesown paths, crocodile-intested waters and grotesque extremes of hunger, thirst and disease.The refugee camps they eventually filtered through offered little respite from the brutality they were fleeing.
In "They Poured Fire on Us from the Sky", Alephy, Benson and Benjamin by turn, recount their experiences along this unthinkable journey. They vividly recall the family, friends and tribal world they left far behind them and their desperate efforts to keep track of one another. This is a captivating memoir of Sudan and a powerful portrait of war as seen through the eyes of children. And it is, in the end, an inspiring and unforgettable tribute to the tenacity of even the youngest human spirits.
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SALEM-William C. Weir, 68, of Salem, died Wednesday, March 28, 2012.
He was born Nov. 18, 1943, in East Liverpool, Ohio, the son of the late Thomas and Mary Louise (Campbell) Weir.
He was a 1961 graduate of Wellsville High School and went on to earn his degree from the Pittsburgh Art Institute and attended Carnegie Mellon University part time.
William had been employed as a commercial artist at Commercial Decal in East Liverpool. He had also been employed at Salem Label Company and retired from MPI Labels in Sebring, Ohio. He was a member of St. Paul Catholic Church.
William was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and Mary Louise (Campbell) Weir of Wellsville, Ohio, and a brother, Thomas Weir of Canton.
He is survived by his wife, Sarah Weir of Salem; two sons, Ian (Stephanie) and grandson, Miles of Upper Arlington, Ohio, and Aaron of Columbus; two brothers, David (Vickie) of Lisbon and Steven (Teresa) of Charleston, W. Va.; a sister, Kathy (Butch) Caproruolo of East Liverpool; and numerous nephews, nieces and cousins.
Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 31, 2012, at the St. Paul Catholic Church.
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Fred Buda is a retired drum set player for the Boston Pops after 35+ years. He has been heard on countless recordings and been seen on televised programs swinging the Boston Pops under the baton of Arthur Fiedler, John Williams, and Keith Lockhart. An alumnus of the Herb Pomeroy Big Band, Buda leads the Jazz Pops All-Stars Ensemble and Jazz Pops Swing Ensemble.
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Students study in detail the physics theory and practice that underpins modern medicine, and learn to apply their knowledge to established and emerging technologies in medical science. The programme covers the applications of both ionising and non-ionising radiation to the diagnosis and treatment of human disease and disorder, and includes a research project and development of computational skills needed to apply this theory into practice.
Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits.
The programme consists of eight core modules (120 credits) and the research dissertation (60 credits).
A Postgraduate Diploma, eight core modules (120 credits), is offered.
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The MSc programme has been accredited for many years by the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM) and the department is working towards ensuring compliance with the new IPEM accreditation standards published in early 2014.
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- PhD in Bioengineering, Imperial College London
- Clinical Scientist, Royal Surrey County Hospital
- PhD in Medical Image Computing, UCL
- Medical Physicist, The London Clinic
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Postgraduate study within the department offers the chance to develop important skills and acquire new knowledge through involvement with a team of scientists or engineers working in a world-leading research group. Graduates complete their study having gained new scientific or engineering skills applied to solving problems at the leading edge of human endeavour. Skills associated with project management, effective communication and teamwork are also refined in this high-quality working environment. The department has a recognised track record for producing excellent graduates that go on to hold leading roles in universities, companies and hospitals around the world.
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The spectrum of medical physics activities undertaken in UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering is probably the broadest of any in the United Kingdom. The department is widely acknowledged as an internationally leading centre of excellence and students receive comprehensive training in the latest methodologies and technologies from leaders in the field.
The department operates alongside the NHS department which provides the medical physics and clinical engineering services for the UCL Hospitals Trust, as well as undertaking industrial contract research and technology transfer.
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Noun- One who habitually ignores the law and/or court summonses.
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One who habitually violates the law or fails to answer court summonses.
Or, an awesome clan in halo 2, often found talking more than playing.
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| OpenMoko, a Linux-based open source handset platform developer, is pushing
| the development of Linux-based smartphone with its open source handset, the
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| 2008, according to company sources. Â*
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| phone platform. Google is not the only company behind Android but several
| companies make up the Open Handset Alliance. Â*
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| Meanwhile, the open-source mobile platform known to many GNU/Linux users,
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An autopsy of Dr. Dre's son, Andre Young Jr., did not reveal his official cause of death and further tests have been ordered, the Los Angeles County Department of Coroner says.
"We don't know yet why he died," Capt. Ed Winter told PEOPLE Wednesday. "There were no signs of trauma or foul play. We'll be doing toxicology and other tests, which will take up to six weeks."
A toxicology test is "mainly to determine whether alcohol or drugs played a part in a person's death," Capt. Winter said.
Young, 20, was found unresponsive in his bed around 10 a.m. Saturday in his Woodland Hills, Calif., home by his mother, Jenita Porter. (Dr. Dre lives in a separate residence in the same city with his younger children.) Paramedics declared Young dead shortly thereafter.
Young "had been out with friends" the previous night, Capt. Winter added, "but his mother told police that she recalled hearing him snoring around 5:30 a.m."
"Dr. Dre is mourning the loss of his son," the rapper's publicist Lori Earl said in a statement Tuesday. "Please respect his family's grief and privacy at this time."
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Good community and a nice college.
Good community and a nice college.
Nice Lexington, Kentucky
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Yo dude ... can't even smoke in a bar in Lexington, Kentucky. Good place for ugly ass strip malls and crappy new subdivisions full of shitty houses with no yards.
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I always thought that Facebook was the social network for "fun stuff," while LinkedIn was the social network for "work stuff." I guess I need to change my definition of "work stuff." LinkedIn has just singled out escorts as specifically unwelcome on their platform, and changed their terms of service to banish users promoting sex in exchange for money.
To all you sex workers out there (I'm told you prefer the term "sex worker"!), be aware that this is not an overall ban on promotion of adult services on the LinkedIn platform. You can still promote yourself as a porn star or fetish model on LinkedIn, and it would still be legal and compliant with the updated LinkedIn terms of service. But you can no longer promote "escort services or prostitution" on your LinkedIn profile.
LinkedIn updated their terms of service to ban escort services on Monday. (You have to scroll two-thirds of the way down the page to get to the juicy part). In Section 10 of the terms, entitled LinkedIn "DOs" and "DON'Ts," the policy has been revised to state that LinkedIn users cannot "upload, post, email, InMail, transmit or otherwise make available or initiate any content that...promotes escort services or prostitution" -- "[e]ven if it is legal where you are located."
There's the rub. Sex work and escort services are legal in several countries -- and some parts of the United States, if I'm to believe the little cards that cab drivers hand me whenever I'm in Las Vegas.
Mashable reached out to LinkedIn for an explanation of why escorts can't use LinkedIn even if they live in a place where such hanky-panky is perfectly legal. "In the old [user agreement], we had it covered by saying that one could not use a profile to promote anything 'unlawful,'" the rep told Mashable. "However, in some countries, that activity actually is lawful."
LinkedIn apparently feels they have some legal exposure by promoting sex-for-pay in locations where it is illegal. You can, however, still use LinkedIn to promote yourself as a porn star, sex toy proprietor or tantric sex coach.
Oddly, "Prostitution" is still listed as a professional skill on LinkedIn. But the individuals listed as "Prostitution Professionals" seem to be there as a result of some back-end coding error, not because they perform actual sex work. Particularly the one whose job title is listed as "Founder at Restoration Ministries."


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It will be at least two months before we know if the Buffalo Bills' run defense is better than last year.
One thing is certain during the first week of training camp: It's bigger.
The Bills' hybrid defense has been aligned in a 3-4 front as its base formation, meaning there are three linemen with their hands on the ground and two outside linebackers standing up near the line.
One big difference from the 4-3 front run last year by coordinator Dave Wannstedt is the three down linemen all essentially are defensive tackles. Starting are 331-pound Marcell Dareus, 303-pound Kyle Williams and 301-pound Alex Carrington.
Carrington replaces retired Chris Kelsay, a 260-pounder, in the front seven.
Manny Lawson, at 240 pounds, is the prospective strong-side outside linebacker, taking a spot held last year by 240-pound Nigel Bradham.
Bradham still is in the starting lineup, at one inside backer position, more or less taking a spot held last year by 228-pound Nick Barnett.
It's considerably more beef in the front seven than last year, when the Bills ranked second worst in the NFL against the run, allowing 146 yards a game.
Bradham is joined at inside linebacker by Kiko Alonso. Mario Williams is the other stand-up outside linebacker.
Jerry Hughes, a 254-pounder, might wind up playing some for Lawson in the base defense and probably will play for Lawson a lot in passing situations. Hughes has seen a good number of snaps with the starters so far. Jamie Blatnick, Marcus Dowtin and Kourtnei Brown are other unheralded candidates to contribute as edge rushers.
It's important to note that the three-down, four-up, base front seven might only be on the field a third of the time because so many NFL teams run three- or four-receiver offenses.
The new base defense also is not a big change from an assignment standpoint for the down linemen. Most of the time there will be a down-lineman playing the "1 technique" or "shade" position, lined up on the outside shoulder of the center, not head-up over the center. This is where Dareus lined up a lot last year. There will be a down-lineman in the "3-technique" spot, lined up over the outside shoulder of a guard. This is where Kyle Williams lined up a lot last year. There will be a man in the "5 technique," over the outside shoulder of a tackle.
"It's not much of a difference for the interior guys," said Torell Troup, who's vying for a spot behind Dareus and Kyle Williams. "The only thing is we've got to attack more."
The idea of trying to simply plug a gap is not what defensive coordinator Mike Pettine wants.
"We had to get out of that idea," Troup said. "When they first introduced us to the defense that's what we thought it was going to be. But they want us attacking, coming off the ball, hitting guys in the backfield and causing disruptions."
The players also say they're rotating among the different spots on the line a lot more than in the past.
"I'm everywhere, honestly – 5-technique, three, nose," Carrington said. "I'd say it's been fairly equal where I've lined up. You never know. It's not just a 3-4. It's multiple fronts, a very aggressive defense. Disruption is our M.O."
The Bills tried to implement, a bigger, 3-4 hybrid front in 2010 when Chan Gailey took over as head coach and put George Edwards in charge of the defense.
Just like now, the down-linemen in 2010 were mostly playing one gap, not playing head-up on a blocker and trying to cover the gap on either side of them.
It didn't work. The Bills were 32nd against the run in 2010, 24th overall in yards allowed. The problems were many that year. They had considerably less speed at inside linebacker, with a tandem of Paul Posluszny and Akin Ayodele, than the duo of Alonso and Bradham provide. They had no pass rush and didn't blitz much. All of their edge rushers combined in 2010 managed just eight sacks. Mario Williams had 10.5 last season.
The Bills have plenty of questions to answer on defense – depth at edge rusher and pass coverage ability at linebacker among them. But size up front is not one of them.
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THE Walmart-Massmart merger has made supplier development a hot topic. Opponents of the merger argue it will hurt small suppliers by denying them access to the merged company's supply chain. But the truth is that even before the merger, small companies - particularly black companies - had little chance of penetrating the tightly controlled supply chains of most large South African companies. International consolidation is a red herring that could well obscure the more pressing problem of the structural exclusion of the 6-million small businesses from the local market.
And it is a problem. Unless we change the way in which big business engages with small business, especially small black business, the gap between the included and the excluded will grow. Of a population of 50-million people, only 13-million people are employed. About 50% of working-age people younger than 25 are unemployed and are likely to never find a job.
In the long term, that makes for very risky business - for small firms, for large firms, and for our social fabric as a whole.
Concerns that increased concentration in the retail sector will heighten the barriers to entry for small suppliers are valid. Exclusion is simply a function of the complex supply chain management practices typical of large companies, which can't accommodate suppliers deemed incapable of producing at the volumes, prices, standards and turnaround times they require. Herein lies the challenge for companies: how do they open up their supply chains to small and black businesses without undermining the competitiveness of their businesses?
There are few who would disagree that we need to nurture a strong base of small and medium-sized enterprises owned and operated by black business people, as all the evidence shows that it is these businesses that can make a real dent in the 5-million-jobs target the government has set.
Ironically, however, the very legislation enacted to encourage black firms has in many ways undermined them, as large companies figured out how to achieve high scores on black economic empowerment (BEE) scorecards without investing the effort needed to become authentically more inclusive - that is, without investing in these small businesses to make them fully competitive suppliers.
So impressive are the BEE scorecards of most major companies that one struggles to reconcile them with the reality of life for SA's small and black businesses. The KPMG 2011 BEE survey shows that JSE-listed companies are achieving close to 90% of their scorecard points for p referential p rocurement and 80% of the e nterprise d evelopment target. How much of this is going into doing business with black-owned and black-managed businesses is anyone's guess.
The solution lies in being more innovative in opening up opportunities for sound, bona fide black suppliers - opportunities beyond routine transactions in low-value discretional spending - and more committed to investment in small, especially black suppliers, accompanied by technical assistance and mentoring to grow their capacity. There are plenty of proven models for how this can be done successfully, locally and internationally. What is needed is the appetite to do it.
Investment of this quality and quantity - investment driven not by compliance concerns but by a genuine desire to make black suppliers competitive in price and quality - will require strong leadership from SA's business community, but the benefits to business are many. Broadening the base of suppliers will help to:
n Mitigate risk, especially in strategically sensitive areas of the supply chain. Replacing imported inputs with local goods can reduce vulnerability, and local suppliers who know your business can introduce savings through improved technology and processes;
n Knit together the social fabric of the economy, extend the tax net beyond the fewer than 6-million tax payers currently contributing to the government and enhance the sense of "shared value" beyond the few who currently benefit from the corporate footprint;
n Energise the local economy by boosting commercial interaction between locals and big business, thereby reducing dependence on corporate "handouts" and allowing corporate social investments to be managed more productively;
n Improve corporate stakeholder and public relations, while enhancing brand reputation and consumer loyalty. A time is coming when black consumer activism will reward companies that invest in local suppliers and communities and punish those who don't; and
n Address crime and social unrest. A country in which the vast majority is left out of the mainstream economy cannot enjoy full competitiveness or long-term stability.
Given benefits such as these, why has relatively little been achieved? Why have efforts to support local suppliers been segregated in "corporate social responsibility" shops away from the core business?
In part, the answer lies in those scorecards, which have given too many of us a fig leaf to hide behind. Some companies believe growing enterprises is the responsibility of the government. Many businesses bemoan the lack of reliable black suppliers. Others are happy to dump their enterprise development funds into pooled funds, which can be spent by firms on good causes, keeping their own supply chains insulated from "interference".
Certainly, business is not confronted with an immediate crisis threatening its existence. But all of these rationalisations, however understandable in the short term, are ultimately little more than excuses. We all know that a business-as-usual approach to how we run our companies is steadily taking us towards the economic precipice.
The good news is that a few enlightened companies have recognised this and are doing the hard work required to invest in black supplier development. In the past year, 20 large companies joined t he South African Supplier Diversity Council, a nascent organisation dedicated to black supplier development, affiliated with similar diversity initiatives around the world.
But it will take sustained, principled, far-sighted leadership to make such efforts truly mainstream in SA's corporate strategies. Unless there is a real commitment - led by corporate boards and executive management that recognise that the benefits of this approach far outweigh the risks and costs - such organisations will fail to bridge the gap between the included and the excluded.
Supplier development must become the mantra by which all of corporate SA lives and breathes, rather than a topical issue raised only because of a controversial transaction between a local and a foreign company. It must be a strategic imperative supported by proper incentives and managed by the core corporate procurement division.
Effective supplier development has the potential to be a reorientation in outlook that alters the course of our economic future. A radical first step would be for corporate leaders to set and enforce ambitious targets for procuring from small black businesses and make these targets integral to their performance assessments, all the way through the company, starting at the board.
Initiatives such as this will create the environment for big business to begin to tackle the real problems of bringing marginalised businesses into the mainstream economy. This is the kind of leadership that is required right now.
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Datca is one of the few resorts on the Carian Coast, and it's not big by any stretch of the imagination, which adds to its appeal. When sailing in Datca waters, a visit to this picturesque Turkish town is a must. The main business district is situated on an island connected to the mainland by a causeway, which essentially splits the bay in two. The roots of the town date back to the 7th century B.C. when Sparta established a settlement on the site. It was also the location of the original city of Knidos, which was moved about a mile and a half west in 540 B.C. in response to threatened invasions from Persia. Eventually, Knidos did fall under Persian rule, without a fight. A short distance away from the bustling waterfront is the old town of Datça, well worth exploring if you like a more laid-back ambience. The picturesque limestone homes are of Greek origin, but were vacated in the agreed upon resettlement of Greek and Turkish populations in 1923. The old town is charming.
No moorings are available. There is ample room to anchor in the harbor north or south of the isthmus, but most sailors tie up at the harbor.
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The restaurants, tavernas, cafés, nightclubs, boutiques, and markets are among the attractions at Datca harbor. A visit to the important and fascinating Carian city of Knidos is intriguing and educational. As you walk the wide stone streets among the ancient homes and temples, it's not difficult to imagine what life was like thousands of years ago on the Datca Peninsula.
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. — The Tri-State Fellowship will perform its annual Christmas production "Four Tickets to Christmas" at 7 p.m. today to Sunday and at 2 p.m. Sunday. Free tickets are available online at www.tristatefellow
ship.org or by calling (301) 790-1774.
WINCHESTER, Va. — The Handley High School Dancers will perform the ballet, "The Nutcracker," at 7 p.m. Friday, at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sunday at the James Wood High School auditorium. Tickets are $17 for general admission and reserved seating in the front orchestra section and $10 in the back orchestra section.
For more information, call the Virginia Academy Ballet at (540) 665-0343.
'Curious Savage'
HEDGESVILLE — The Hedgesville High School Drama Club will present the comedy, "The Curious Savage," at 7 p.m. Dec. 6-8 in the school's auditorium. Tickets are $5 for students and adults, and $3 for children 12 and under and senior citizens 60 or older. Tickets will be available at the door.
For more information, call Henry Becker at (304) 754-3354, ext. 3141.
CATF benefit
SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Contemporary American Theater Festival will celebrate its first-ever fall benefit performance, "Share the Journey, Share the Laughter," Dec. 8. The evening will conclude with a reception and script signing in Reynolds Hall, 109 N. King St. Tickets are $20.
For more information or for tickets, call (304) 876-3304.
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WINCHESTER, Va. — Shenandoah Conservatory's 2007-2008 season includes the following:
Through Sunday: "The School for Scandal" June 11-22, 2008: "Singin' in the Rain"
For more information, call (540) 665-4569.
Apollo Civic Theatre
MARTINSBURG — The Apollo Civic Theatre presents its main stage productions:
Friday to Sunday and Dec. 7-9: "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever"
March 7-9, 14-16: "Play On!"
April 11-13, 18-20: "The Andersonville Trial"
May 9-11, 16-18: "The Fantasticks"
For more information or reservations, call (304) 263-6766 or visit www.apollo-
Old Opera House
CHARLES TOWN — The Old Opera House Theatre Company presents its productions:
Friday to Sunday and Dec. 6-9, 13-16: "Disney's Beauty and the Beast"
For tickets, call (888) 900-SHOW.
The MET
FREDERICK, Md. — The Maryland Ensemble Theater will present:
Friday and Saturday: "Woman on the Rag" at 8 p.m.
Dec. 8: "MENAGE" at 8 p.m.
Dec. 15 to Jan. 5: "Wreck the Halls"
For more information or tickets, call the MET Box Office at (301) 694-4744.
Maryland Theatre
HAGERSTOWN — The Maryland Theatre hosts its events:
Dec. 8-9: "The Nutcracker"
Dec. 12: "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie," and other Story Books Theatre Works
Dec. 18: "A Christmas Carol"
To purchase tickets or for more information, call (301) 790-3500. For additional information, visit www.md-
Weinberg Center
FREDERICK, Md. — The Weinberg Center for the Arts will host the following events:
Dec. 7-9: "The Nutcracker"
Dec. 13-16: "A Christmas Carol"
Dec. 18: 13th annual Messiah Sing-Along
For more information or for tickets, call (301) 600-2828.
Way Off Broadway
FREDERICK, Md. — The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre and Children's Theatre presents its productions:
Through Jan. 5, 2008: "'Tis the Season"
Shows run every Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, as well as for select Sunday matinee performances.
For more information, call the box office at (301) 662-6600 or visit www.way
Wayside Theatre
MIDDLETOWN, Va. — The Wayside Theatre will present the following performances:
Through Dec. 23: "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play"
For more information or tickets, call (540) 869-1776.


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SECRETS OF HOLLYWOOD'S TOP ACTING TEACHER She taught Brad Pitt the power of using props, and her students have bagged two of the last three Best Actress Oscars. Ivana Chubbuck, 50, the reigning queen of Hollywood acting teachers, explains her technique—which adds elements of behavioral psychology to the Method approach—in her new book, The Power of the Actor. She reflects on some top pupils.
CBARLIZE THERON She came to me early on [in her career]. She's incredibly hardworking. She would ask for double the work in class and for the most challenging scenes. In my class Charlize learned that murderers feel they are righteous. You can see it in her work in Monster.
BRAD PITT Before he was famous, he'd work three jobs so he could afford class. Brad would ask me to coach him on three lines. He learned the value of using objects to communicate without words. In Ocean's Eleven he was playing a con man, so his character was always eating the freebie shrimp that are all over Las Vegas. He was beating the system.
HALLE HERRY Before Monster's Ball no one believed anyone this beautiful could understand the character's pain. I helped Halle prepare to convince the director she could do it. Her character is in denial. We decided to have her drinking out of little airplane bottles of whiskey so she could tell herself, "I don't drink that much."
In Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind he used one of my principal ideas—the actor must identify the objective of the character. He understood his character's desire for this relationship, so he could show us his pain.
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We are far more skilled in the art of problem solving when we take great care to think in an organized manner about the circumstances unfolding before us. A balanced mix of emotionality and rationality allows us to consider challenges from all angles, yet we must also frame our thoughts in such a way so as to move smoothly from one step to the next. When our approach is orderly, we are less apt to overlook those seemingly insignificant details that will often prove important later on. We also see the subtle patterns that unify the disparate elements of the issues we are facing, ensuring that we have a clear understanding of the factors that will influence the outcome of our reparative efforts. Your keen organizational abilities will serve you well today no matter how dire or perplexing the challenges that appear in your path.
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