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My third-grade son is very intelligent - excels at all his subjects and catches on very quickly, but his common sense needs to be improved. For instance, he will walk by something that he is looking for five times and says he can't find it, even if it's where it's supposed to be. When riding his bike, instead of using his pedals or the hand brake to slow down or stop, he drags his feet and wears holes in his shoes.
Also, no matter how hard I try, I have a hard time getting him to look at the person he's talking to. I tell him that it's important to look at someone when talking to them because it shows respect and a lot of character. It also lets the person know that you're interested in talking to him instead of it being more like something you have to do.
It sounds like your very bright son's "lack of common sense" might actually be an indication that he is distracted by competing thoughts. Perhaps while trying to locate his sneakers he's also thinking about his math homework or a favorite TV program. Now the sneakers are both out of sight and out of mind. You can help him put the brakes on distracting thoughts by encouraging him to focus on one goal at a time.
As an example, the first goal is to find what he's looking for, the second goal is to sit down and outline his homework, etc. He can write down what he needs to accomplish or even audibly remind himself of what the next step is by saying it out loud. These are two sensible approaches to more organized thinking. If you can get him to try these strategies once or twice a day, it would be a big step forward.
Making eye contact is often uncomfortable for children, especially when speaking with an adult or anyone who is unfamiliar. A worthwhile in-between goal is to practice making eye contact when initially greeting someone. You can practice greeting behaviors at home as part of a family routine. When greeting someone you: 1) make eye contact 2) smile 3) say his name. Commend your son each time he makes eye contact and says "Hi mom" when he gets home from school. Now if only he could find those sneakers!
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A novel algebraic neural network training technique is developed and demonstrated on two well-known architectures. This approach suggests an innovative, unified framework for analyzing neural approximation properties and for training neural networks in a much simplified way. Various implementations show that this approach presents numerous practical advantages; it provides a trouble-free non-iterative systematic procedure to integrate neural networks in control architectures, and it affords deep insight into neural nonlinear control system design.
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Yesterday saw the press launch of Eveden's Autumn Winter 2012 collections so obviously us girls couldn't wait to get there. Upon arrival with a mocktail in hand, we wondered around the glamorous venue, Swarovski Crystallized Cafe, to peruse the must-have new season lingerie, swimwear and nightwear styles from the Eveden brands.
Eveden is the lingerie house for figleaves favourites, Freya, Fantasie, Elomi and Huit and their Autumn collections leave no room for disappointment. The Autumn update focuses on retro shapes (the must-have longline), pretty, on-trend prints and new colours. The collections still focus on the perfect fit and a lot of your favourite shapes still exist but with an irresistible update.
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text: Jed Donnelley wrote: > > "E.g. I'm running two instances > of Notepad? Nominal Windows behavior is last > write wins (just tested). It would seem that under > Polaris that behavior would change to last exit wins." > The synchronizer updates the file as soon as it detects a change to the copy. Since the detection is not instantaneous, there's a chance of updates occuring in the wrong order, but I don't think it's a problem in practice. Indeed, most applications won't open a file for write if it's already open for write. Polaris is supposed to mimic this behavior, but I just tested it, and it doesn't work. I'll have to file a bug report. > > "By properly distinguishing authority from permission, > Polaris doesn't > leave any > dangling permissions to be cleaned up later." > > from the Polaris paper. Perhaps it was just that wording that > was bothering me, sounding like an overly broad claim. Of course > Polaris is granting what amounts to revokable (indirect) > rights. From the viewpoint of the Windows application > running "RunAs", it has permission to access "the" file. > Correct, but from the viewpoint of the ACL no such permission exists. There's a real difference in this case. If we modified the ACL to give the pet read permission to the file, that permission would survive a reboot until Polaris did some cleanup. Using the synchronizer means that the ability of the pet to modify the file does not survive a reboot. Whatever you call these two cases, that's a useful feature. > > In fact, now that I've focused on this point so much > (sorry to others if I seem to be beating a dead horse), > it occurs to me to wonder why this indirection is > needed at all. Doesn't the importance of that > indirection for Polaris result exactly from the fact > that it uses RunAs (CreateProcessWithLogon) > as its restricted execution environment? > Not specifically. If I logged into a pet account and launced Excel directly, there's be no RunAs involved. As long as the PowerBox running as a system service recognized this process as running in a pet, opening a file would work the same as described in the paper. (Well, at least it should, but we don't have the PowerBox running as a service today.) The critical point is that the process running the application only has access to files outside its installation endowment via the PowerBox. > > On the other hand with the sort of mechanism I > described in: > > http://www.eros-os.org/pipermail/cap-talk/2004-December/002603.html > A much better solution, but one that is far beyond our abilities on Windows. We originally planned to do something along these lines on Linux. Given the resources, we might still. ________________________ Alan Karp Principal Scientist Virus Safe Computing Initiative Hewlett-Packard Laboratories 1501 Page Mill Road Palo Alto, CA 94304 (650) 857-3967, fax (650) 857-7029 https://ecardfile.com/id/Alan_Karp http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Alan_Karp -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: Karp, Alan H.vcf Type: text/x-vcard Size: 433 bytes Desc: Karp, Alan H.vcf Url : http://www.eros-os.org/pipermail/cap-talk/attachments/20041210/e89b691f/KarpAlanH.vcf


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text: I use MediaWiki with some special settings for a decent-enough mobile mode. I like having things accessible through the same web interface no matter where I am. On Sat, Nov 24, 2012 at 5:43 PM, Sean Brewer <seabre986 at gmail.com> wrote: > There's Gollum: https://github.com/github/gollum > > It's what powers the wikis on github. Doesn't work on windows, but having > a wiki in version control is nice. > > > On Fri, Nov 23, 2012 at 5:17 PM, Mike Harrison <cluon at geeklabs.com> wrote: > >> >> Re: Desktop Notes/Wiki >> >> I'd been using Tomboy for a while, but it's been a slow flaky Pig >> on Bodhi, when it launches at all. With no actual knowledge, I decided to >> blame Mono (what it is written in) and move on. Because of immediate need, >> I started using some text files with notes and things I needed cut out of >> Tomboy. That sucks. >> >> Installed a couple of these "Desktop Wiki" type of apps and decided Zim >> won for my needs. >> >> http://zim-wiki.org/ apt-get install zim >> >> It's written in Python, and even includes a Windows installer. >> Seems pretty quick and clean. Files are saved in "wiki syntax" >> as plain text files in a directory tree. Easy to convert other things >> to this format. It will export to HTML. >> >> Odd things: >> >> A Calendar View. A Task/Todo, and Wiki Style "version control" >> A web server mode.. >> >> Liked it enough I felt compelled to share.. >> ______________________________**_________________ >> Chugalug mailing list >> Chugalug at chugalug.org >> http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/**mailman/listinfo/chugalug<http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug> >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Chugalug mailing list > Chugalug at chugalug.org > http://chugalug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/chugalug > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://chugalug.org/pipermail/chugalug/attachments/20121125/d405ccce/attachment.html>


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After being attached to a number of actors, directors, and producers, this long-gestating biography of one of Mexico's most prominent, iconoclastic painters reaches the screen under the guiding hand of producer/star Salma Hayek. Hayek ages some 30 years onscreen as she charts Frida Kahlo's life from feisty schoolgirl to Diego Rivera prot'g'e to world-renowned artist in her own right. Frida details Kahlo's affluent upbringing in Mexico City, and her nurturing relationship with her traditional mother (Patricia Reyes Spindola) and philosophical father (Roger Rees). Having already suffered the crippling effects of polio, Kahlo sustains further injuries when a city bus accident nearly ends her life. But in her bed-ridden state, the young artist produces dozens upon dozens of pieces; when she recovers, she presents them to the legendary -- and legendarily temperamental -- Rivera (Alfred Molina), who takes her under his wing as an artist, a political revolutionary, and, inevitably, a lover. But their relationship is fraught with trouble, as the philandering Rivera traverses the globe painting murals, and Kahlo languishes in obscurity, longing to make her mark on her own. Frida was directed by Julie Taymor, whose Broadway production of The Lion King won her international acclaim. Michael Hastings The life of an uncompromising, iconoclastic artist has never seemed as rote and inevitable as it does in Julie Taymor's Frida, an intermittently engaging but wholly ordinary biography that wouldn't be out of place premiering on a basic-cable channel. Ticking off the events in Kahlo's life like a grade-school filmstrip, Frida's screenplay -- credited to no less than four writers, not including the purported rewrites from Ed Norton -- is full of clumsy passage-of-time indicators and halting, expository dialogue. Luckily, the performers manage to bring it alive somewhat: Though notably lacking in the kind of mythic swagger Kahlo requires, Salma Hayek digs into her long-gestating "role of a lifetime" with vigor. Better yet is Alfred Molina's Diego Rivera, who threatens to swallow the movie whole (both figuratively and literally). To her credit, Taymor attempts to infuse Frida with the kind of broad, expressionistic strokes she lent 2000's Titus -- the movie is nothing if not lush. Cinematographer Rodrigo Pietra renders Mexico as a paradise of reds, blues, and greens, playing up the contrasts between Kahlo's homeland and the steely, blue-gray New York sequences. But however brilliant they often are, Taymor's directorial flourishes are just that, and Frida -- which by all accounts could've been as daring as Vincent and Theo or Before Night Falls -- never rises above standard bio-pic fare. Michael Hastings
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The African/African American Studies Program at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth invites submissions for its 4th Biennial Conference to be held April 1-3, 2004. The theme of the conference will be Brown v. Board of Education: A Reflection on Fifty Years. Proposals can be submitted in the form of abstracts, completed articles, group projects, interactive workshops, roundtable discussions, poetry, creative arts presentations: drama, dance, musical performance, documentary, film/video imagery.
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With a ton of buzz this week about the rise, fall, and arrest of wine counterfeiter, Rudi Kurniawan. I'm less interested in his take down, and far more interested in one detail- "• Bottles of moderately priced California wine with writing on the bottles indicating that the California wines would be used to pass as expensive Bordeaux wines."
The real story is, which CA wines were being pawned off as legendary Bordeaux (and I assume Burgundy) vintages?
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Alzheimer's support group meeting scheduled
MUNCY - Muncy Valley Hospital's Skilled Nursing Unit will hold an Alzheimer's support group meeting at 6:30 tonight in the cafeteria.
Meetings usually are held on the first Tuesday of each month.
For more information, call Mark Britten, Social Services, at 546-4040.
Heart and Soles celebrates 8th anniversary
SELINSGROVE - Every step counts in heart health, and 30 minutes of daily walking minimizes factors associated with heart disease.
To promote healthy hearts, Evangelical Community Hospital initiated Heart and Soles, a free walking program where members schedule and log their own regular walking sessions and can earn prizes when mileage goals are reached.
The Heart and Soles eighth anniversary will be celebrated from 8 to 10 a.m. today at Boscov's North Court at the Susquehanna Valley Mall. A free continental breakfast will be provided, and new members can sign up or current members can renew their walking club membership.
Also free for members will be knee and hip assessments and screenings including body composition, blood pressure, blood sugar and lipid panel. A 12-hour fast is recommended for the lipid panel.
Heart and Soles members can take advantage of the following programs held from 9 to 10 a.m. on Tuesdays at the mall's Community Zone:
Eating on a Budget - Aug. 14
Flirty Girl Aerobics Class - Sept. 11
Stress Management - Oct. 9
Basic Aerobics Class - Nov. 13
To sign up for the program, call 768-3200 or visit the Susquehanna Valley Mall office for a registration form.
Expectant Parents classes planned
WELLSBORO - Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital will hold the following Expectant Parents classes from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the board room.
Tonight - "Physical & Emotional Changes During Pregnancy"
July 24 - "Labor & Delivery," which includes a tour of the OB unit.
The classes are address common questions and concerns of expectant parents. Courses are not sequential, and participants attend at any time during the cycle. Registration is not necessary. Walk-ins welcomed.
For more information, call 723-0375.
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PENNSDALE - The risk of osteoporosis increases with age, menopause, inactivity and lifestyle choices or inherited tendencies. A quick and painless ultrasound heel screening to measure bone density level will be held Wednesday at The LifeCenter, in the Bon-Ton/JCPenney wing of Lycoming Mall.
A fee applies. Call 1-877-883-4791 to schedule an appointment.
Health system offers blood screenings
Susquehanna Health will offer low-cost blood screenings from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Montoursville's Medical Plaza and from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday at Lock Haven's Medical Plaza.
The following screenings are available and fees apply for each: general screening, lipid panel, cholesterol, glucose, hemoglobin A1c, TSH, PSA, Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D.
For more information or to register, call 321-3210.
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WELLSBORO - Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital's Auxiliary will hold a Miche bag sale from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday in the hospital board room A portion of the proceeds will benefit the auxiliary.
For more information, call Faith Preston, SSMH Auxiliary coordinator, at 723-0191.
AARP driver safety course planned
PENNSDALE - Drivers age 50 and older may register for a two-day driver safety course to be held 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. July 12-13 at The LifeCenter in the Bon-Ton/JCPenney wing of Lycoming Mall.
A fee applies. Advance registration is required by calling the Lincoln Senior Center at 323-3096 from 9:30 a.m. to noon on Mondays and Wednesdays. Pre-payment also required in advance.
3rd annual Ta-Ta Trot planned for Saturday
SUNBURY - The third annual Ta-Ta Trot, a 5K run/walk, will be held 8:30 a.m. Saturday during the Sunbury Celebration on North Fourth Street. The event will benefit the Geisinger Marie Lamey Fund and Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition.
A registration fee will be charged and participants may register by calling 214-5066 or visiting www.tatatrot.com.
The trot will be covered live by a local radio station starting at 7 a.m. Dr. Victor Vogel, director of Geisinger's Cancer Institute, and Dr. James Evans, Geisinger breast surgeon, will speak at 8:15.
Learn 'CPR Anytime'
PENNSDALE The LifeCenter in the Lycoming Mall will hold the American Heart Association's CPR Anytime program at 1:30 and 6 p.m. July 17.
Becky Lewis, a registered nurse and the chronic disease nurse consultant with the state Department of Health, will facilitate the program, which offers hands-on learning and awareness of performing CPR. Participants will receive a free training kit that includes a mini Annie doll, booklet and DVD.
Seating is limited. To register, call 1-877-883-4791.
Annual ATV Expo planned
HUGHESVILLE - The seventh annual ATV Expo will be held at the Lycoming County Fairgrounds on July 17. Children and adults can learn how to prevent ATV accidents from happening.
Teaching stations will focus on:
Head trauma - what happens when you do not wear a helmet;
Safe places to ride ATVs;
How to properly ride or drive an ATV. Certified ATV instructors will be on hand to demonstrate; and
Proper use and sizing of equipment.
Children who complete the four teaching stations will be eligible for prizes.
The expo is sponsored in part by the Lycoming County Health Improvement Coalition.
Learn how to keep your baby happy
Learn how to soothe your baby and help him or her sleep longer by attending the "Happiest Baby on the Block" class from 7 to 8:30 p.m. July 19 in the Maple Room of Susquehanna Tower at Williamsport Regional Medical Center. Expectant and new parents, grandparents and child care providers are welcome.
A fee applies. Register online at SusquehannaHealth.org or call 321-2069 for more information.
Free Alzheimer's CARE workshops scheduled
LEWISBURG - From 6 to 8 p.m. July 19 and 26, and Aug. 15 and 22, free Alzheimer's CARE workshops will be held at Home Instead Senior Care, 130 Buffalo Road, in the former creamery building.
The Alzheimer's or Other Dementias CARE (Changing Aging through Research and Education) Training Program, developed by top experts in North America and Home Instead Senior Care, offers a personal approach to help families care for seniors with Alzheimer's disease at home.
During each workshop, caregivers will learn how to manage difficult behaviors; encourage engagement; and care for themselves while caring for their loved ones.
For more information about the workshops, visitwww.helpforalzheimersfamilies.com or call Kendra Galante at 888-296-2411, ext. 7920. To register for a workshop, call 522-6533.
Vision workshop scheduled
MUNCY - Dr. Marcus Myers, of the Vision & Learning Center, will hold a free workshop for parents and professionals who suspect that their child may have a learning-related vision problem. It will be held 6 to 7 p.m. July 19 at the center, 112 S. Main St.
To register, call Karen at 546-4885.
Butterfly releases to benefit hospice
SUN Home Health & Hospice will hold a butterfly releases at 2 p.m. July 22 in Brandon Park to benefit its hospice program.
Families and friends can sponsor butterflies in honor or memory of a loved one. The donation for each honor or memorial butterfly is $25.
Proceeds from the releases benefit SUN Home Hospice.
Taste a rainbow of healthy snacks
PENNSDALE - A free Kids in the Kitchen: Taste a Rainbow of Healthy Snacks program will be held July 24 at The LifeCenter in the Lycoming Mall.
Sessions will begin at 11 a.m. and 1 and 2:30 p.m. and are limited to 15 children per session.
Children ages 4 to 12 and their parents or guardians will taste healthy snacks they'll learn to make. During each session, registered dietitian Kathryn McKernan will teach participants how to select healthy foods to create snacks that are quick and delicious. Information on choosing proper portions of food also will be provided through interactive instruction.
To register, call 1-877-883-4791.
The event is sponsored by Susquehanna Health and Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Free blood sugar screenings offered
Community Health Education at Evangelical Community Hospital will hold free blood sugar screenings at the following locations:
July 25 - 4-6 p.m. at Weis Markets, West Branch Highway, Lewisburg
July 26 - 4-6 p.m. at Weis Markets, North Fourth Street, Sunbury
Aug. 14 - 8-10 a.m. at the Susquehanna Valley Mall Community Zone, Selinsgrove. Blood pressure screening also will be available.
A pre-diabetes education class will be held 1-3 p.m. Aug. 15 at the Community Health Education Center on Route 15 in Lewisburg. During the free class, pre-diabetes is defined with information on how to slow or reverse the progress of the disease. Other discussions include insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, diet, exercise and general health guidelines. To register, call 522-4411.
For more information on classes and screenings for diabetes and other health concerns, contact Community Health Education at 768-3200 or visit www.evanhospital.com
Free boot camp for new dads
Dads-to-be can learn practical tips from men who have been through the ranks of being a new dad at "Boot Camp for New Dads" from 7 to 9 p.m. July 25 in the Elm Room of Susquehanna Tower at Williamsport Regional Medical Center. Get the straight talk on helping your partner through birth, calming both mother and baby and dealing with in-laws.
Register online at SusquehannaHealth.org or call 321-2069 for more information.
Bereavement support group meets this month
WELLSBORO - A free bereavement support group meets from 10:30 to noon July 25 at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital. The facilitator for the group meetings is social worker Nicole Butters.
This is an ongoing support group that meets on the fourth Wednesday of every month.
For more information, call 723-0760.
Learn first aid, CPR
WELLSBORO - A two-day First Aid and CPR course will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. July 25 and 26 in Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital's conference room.
Nellie Chambers, a qualified American Heart Association instructor, will teach the course. It will address adult, child, and infant first aid and CPR, offering group interaction, feedback and the highest quality of educational materials, as well as skills practice in first aid and CPR.
A course completion certification card will be awarded. A fee applies and registration is required.
For more information or to register, call Brenda Shumway at 723-0192, or visit laurelhs.org and click on the Health Classes/Screenings link.
Center holds health day
The Susquehanna Community Health and Dental Center will host a community health day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 469 and 471 Hepburn St.
During the day, there will be guest speakers, facility tours, health information, health and social service vendors, food, music, children's activities and door prizes.
The rain date will be Aug. 11.
Prepare for Childbirth at Evangelical Community Hospital
LEWISBURG - Evangelical Community Hospital will hold the following childbirth classes:
Hello Baby - For siblings ages 2-10, 6:15-7:30 p.m. Aug. 6 at Apple Conference Rooms A and B, in the rear of the hospital's dining room;
Prenatal Breastfeeding - 7-9 p.m. Aug. 20 at the Community Health Education Center.
Prepared Childbirth Refresher Class: Call the Community Health Education Center to schedule a class.
T-Dap and child seat safety clinics - Tetanus, diptheria and pertussis vaccines are free for fathers and all family household members 18 years and older of newborns delivered at Evangelical Community Hospital. Appointments are preferred. Clinics will be held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the Community Health Education Center.
Fees apply for the classes. To register, call Community Health Education at 768-3200 or visit www.evanhospital.com.


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Just before she was due to appear as a celebrity model at the Joey and T fashion show in L.A. in October, Nicole Richie received a stern warning from the designers: Please don't do anything outrageous. Might as well ask her not to breathe. This is a girl, after all, who once lay down in the middle of Sunset Boulevard to protest not being able to get a sandwich at 2 a.m. "She doesn't really live by any rules," says a childhood pal, model Kimberly Stewart. "She just does what she wants."
Strutting to the end of the runway, Richie yanked her shirt up to reveal...her newly pierced nipple. "I was excited and wanted to show everybody," explains the 5'2" socialite turned TV star. "I've just gone through so much in my life that pulling my top up just doesn't seem like that big a deal."
Especially when you consider how much notoriety Nicole, the adopted daughter of pop star Lionel Richie, has crammed into her 22 years. True, she hasn't turned up in an amateur sex video like Paris Hilton, her best friend and costar of FOX's hit reality show The Simple Life. But Richie's had her mug shot taken three times in the last two years. "I got arrested for a DUI when I was 20," she says. Then in October 2002 she was arrested following a brawl in a New York City nightclub. "The charges were dropped," she says.
Not so last Feb. 27, when Richie was busted in Malibu for driving with a revoked license and possession of a controlled substance. "They found one balloon of heroin," she says. "It wasn't on me; it was in the car." Nevertheless, at the urging of her parents, Lionel, 54, and his former wife Brenda, 51, Nicole checked herself into an Arizona rehab center. "I give her a lot of credit," says Lionel. "She said, 'Dad'—and I love this line—I think I have a problem.' I was just so relieved when she [realized] that maybe she was going too fast down the road."
In August she was sentenced to three years' probation. "I've been sober since March," she says. "No drinking, no drugs, and I have someone who checks up on me. And I am definitely happier now."
Certainly more so than she was back in April, when she and Hilton gamely pursued The Simple Life as guests of the Ledings, a farm family in Altus, Ark. The plucky Beverly Hills belles clashed with patriarch Albert Leding, often ignoring his midnight curfew. "We were so bored we just needed a little time alone," says Richie. Time to meet the local boys too. She says she fell for Anthony Leding, 18, whose father is Albert's cousin, but the two have since lost touch. "We just live in different worlds," says Richie.
Hers spins a lot faster. Her birth father, a musician, and mother, a backstage assistant (whom she declines to name), split up even before Nicole was born in Berkeley, Calif. Lionel Richie was so taken with Nicole, a fixture at his concerts, that he got her parents' approval to let her move into his L.A. home when she was 3. Six years later she was adopted by the Richies. "My parents were friends with Lionel," says Nicole. "They trusted that they would be better able to provide for me."
At the same time, Brenda and Lionel were going through what Nicole recalls as "a very stormy, bad, public, horrible, horrible divorce." (Brenda had caught Lionel with another woman, Diane Alexander, whom he wed in 1996 and from whom he recently separated.) Nicole went to live with Brenda and enrolled in a posh L.A. private school, which she attended with Paris and her sister Nicky. By 14, she was using fake IDs to sneak into clubs and honing her party-girl reputation. A few years later, she says, "I experimented with drugs," and at 21, "I dabbled in heroin."
She's now single and living in a guest house on Brenda's three-acre Bel Air estate. Richie "is much more focused than she used to be," says Nicky Hilton. "She's grown up a lot." Enrolled in acting classes, she goes on auditions "here and there," she says. She recently scored a guest shot on UPN's Eve. "She's really kind of mastered the art of survival now," says Lionel, who lives five minutes away. "I tell her, 'As long as you're having fun, that's all that really matters.'"
But not too much fun. "My [wild] reputation is so not what I am," says Richie. "Maybe only my close circle knows there is much more to me. But that's my world, you know?"
MICHAEL A. LIPTON. Kwala Mandel in Los Angeles
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The Virginia Tech Hokies upset No. 1 wake forest tonight in Winston-Salem, 78-71, handing the demon deacons their first loss of the season. Sophomore Malcolm Delaney led the Hokies with 21 points, while the other two members of the "Big Three," Jeff Allen and A.D. Vassallo, added 16 each. wake's Jeff Teague got 23, but his two big men were in foul trouble early and that hurt wake's inside game.
The game was a bloody mess — literally. Early in the first half, Vassallo caught wake's Al-Farouq Aminu with an inadvertent elbow to the forehead that left a huge cut above Aminu's eye. Blood was literally pouring onto the court. Aminu missed much of the first half after leaving to have his axe wound stitched up and bandaged.
The game was a slugfest. A donnybrook. A slobberknocker, if you will. Early in the second half, wake's Chas McFarland committed a flagrant foul against Delaney, but the refs only called a personal foul. Then later in the second half, McFarland and Tech's Cheick Diakite both received technical fouls for a mild altercation at mid-court as the players were heading to their benches for a timeout. The foul was McFarland's fifth and he was on the bench for the rest of the game.
Despite all the physical play, wake forest attempted zero free throws in the first half. None. The wake fans were about to run the refs out of the building. But the refs more than made up for it the second half, calling the Hokies for seven personal fouls in the first four and a half minutes, including some really iffy calls away from the ball. Even the announcers commented that Tech would have to adjust to the officiating in the second half.
Regardless, the Hokies played an outstanding defensive game. This was a wake team averaging 85 ppg, and the Hokies held them to 71. At the end of the first half, Tech had muzzled the potent offensive attack of the deacons to just 24 points.
The Hokies jumped out to a quick 6-2 lead, delivering the first blow in what was a highly entertaining, if stressful, game to watch. wake answered to take a 7-8 lead at the first media timeout. After that, it was all Hokies for the rest of the half. Delaney hit a pull-up jumper with 12:50 left to give the Hokies a 10-8 lead, and they would never trail again.
The deacs kept it close and pulled to within one, 15-14, before Tech went on a 15-0 run to take a 30-14 lead with 4:15 to play in the first. wake tried to answer, but every time the home team hit a big shot, the Hokies would answer to silence the crowd and kill the momentum. Tech took a 34-24 lead into the break.
The first few minutes of the second half belonged to wake forest … and the officials. J.T. Thompson was called for four fouls in a span of 3 minutes and 41 seconds. It appeared that the refs were anxious to make up for the lack of free throws for wake in the first half. In the first 4 minutes and 23 seconds of the second half, Tech was called for seven team fouls:
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17:24 – Davila foul
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15:48 – J.T. foul
15:37 – J.T. foul
The seven team fouls put wake in the bonus for the majority of the second half and that helped them chip away at Tech's lead. At one point, the Hokies had a 15-point lead, 43-28, but wake didn't let up and eventually cut the lead down to two, 71-69, with 1:42 left.
The Hokies should have put this game away a lot earlier, but shot just 22 of 37 from the charity stripe — that's 59 percent … awful. In the final two minutes of the game, the Hokies missed 7 of 14 free throws, allowing wake to hang on. But the deacs went cold from the field and couldn't hit a shot in the final minute, and the Hokies picked up their third win ever against a No. 1 ranked team — their second in the last two years, and first time ever beating a No. 1 on the road.
As Niemo pointed out in his preview, the deacons are not a threat from behind the arc, and tonight was no different. When wake's big men were sitting on the bench with foul trouble, Tech tightened up in the middle and forced wake to shoot from the perimeter. wake ended up shooting 5 of 16 from three-point land and all of those came in the second half as they tried to play catch up.


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- $25.00 per hour with a $50.00 minimum, or a flat rate of $200.00/day.
- Wedding Reception Hall Rental is $500.00
- We ask for two deposit cheques. The key deposit is $ 175.00. The building security deposit is $500.00.
- Both are refundable, providing keys are returned and there are no damages.
- A condition of rental is that the furniture be replaced, the floors dry swept and wet mopped, and the washrooms and kitchen left clean and all returned to the way it was found.
- Linens must be laundered and returned within 48 hours.
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Our Hall is spacious, light and perfect for all types of events and special occassions. The Hall measures: 30' across by 45' deep, with a small low stage. It has a vaulted ceiling with dimmer switch lighting. The floor is linoleum tiling. The walls are light yellow, and decorated with some religious art, mainly quilts (which may not be removed).
Our Fire Code capacity is for 170 people. Renting the hall also includes use of: tables, chairs, linens, and a large projector screen. The kitchen has recently been refurbished and includes use of the electric ranges, refrigerator, dishes (White), glassware, cutlery, etc.
We ask that your function end at Midnight at the latest, and you should be all cleared out by 1am. Please be mindful to observe the Town Ordinance noise curfew of 11pm. Your consideration is appreciated, as we are quite close to a seniors' housing complex. We are authorized to allow liquor consumption on our premises.
If you would like to serve alcohol, you will be required to obtain an Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission License, which is available at the local liquor outlets. This must be posted in plain sight during your event.
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Requirements to send Email in .NET
1. We need to reference the System.Net.Mail namespace to create and send email messages.
Use it on VB.NET
Imports System.Net.Mail
Or in C#
Using system.Net.Mail
2. We need a relay server to send email through. A relay server is a mail server, or a SMTP server/service, that can handle sending email. System.Net.Mail sends the mail to a relay server, and the relay server is responsible for delivering it to the recipient's mail server.
Sample code of sending plain text using VB.NET
'create the mail message
Dim mail As New MailMessage()
'set the addresses
mail.From = New MailAddress("email@example.com")
'set the content
mail.Subject = "This is an email"
mail.Body = "this is a sample body"
'send the message
Dim smtp As New SmtpClient("127.0.0.1")
Sample code of sending plain text using C#
//create the mail message
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
//set the addresses
mail.From = new MailAddress("email@example.com");
//set the content
mail.Subject = "This is an email";
mail.Body = "this is a sample body";
//send the message
SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient("127.0.0.1");
To send an email in HTML format, just add set the isBodyHtml property to true of the MailMessage object. After setting it, you can already include HTML tags inside the Body property.
In VB.NET
'set the content to HTML
mail.IsBodyHtml = true
In C#:
//set the content to HTML
mail.IsBodyHtml = true;
To add an attachment on your email, make use of the Attachements property as shown below.
Email Attachment in VB.NET
Dim file as String = "C:\attachment.dat"
If Not file = "" Then
Dim MsgAttach As New Attachment(file)
End If
Email Attachment in C#
string file = @"C:\attachment.dat";
if (file.Length>0)
Attachment MsgAttach = new Attachment(file);
Basically thats all we need to learn to send email using .NET. I also created a VB.NET class that has all email sending functions.
Here's how you can call the ready-to-use class in your application:
Dim oEmail As New clsEmail
oEmail.SendEmailMessage(From_Email, From_Name, strEmailTo, "Event Notification", BodyMsg, "")
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Previously Published in Iron Mountain Review.
From COMING TO REST, Louisiana State University Press
Living Above the Frost Line is a dwelling place for practicing poets. It is the home of poet, Nancy Simpson. Above the Frost Line we give ourselves some extra growing time. Yes, we know the hard freeze will come, but until it arrives, we shall grow and share our poems.
If there were a prize for the perfect poem, I think "Scuppernongs" would get it. You don't want it to end! I don't know about anyone else, but I could smell this one. :)
This is one of my favorite poems. It reminds me of my mother who makes jelly. I enjoy Kay's beautiful mountain poetry.
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'The Moth' offers live stories at the Pabst Theater
"The Moth: True Stories Told Live" brings the art of storytelling to The Pabst Theater at 8 p.m. Sept. 26.
Moth shows feature directors working with storytellers to present a work that is part theater, part documentary. »Read Full Article
'Modern Family,' 'Behind the Candelabra' lead Wisconsin-tied Emmy winners
It was a big night for TV with Wisconsin ties at Sunday's 65th annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
"Modern Family," created by Steve Levitan, who went to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, won the Emmy again for best comedy series — for the fourth straight year. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Rep's soaring 'Ragtime' makes sweet music
Less than 10 minutes into the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's spectacular production of "Ragtime" — the crown jewel thus far in director Mark Clements' Rep tenure — it's already apparent that the next three hours of theater will be special.
Those opening moments — in which this musical's huge cast of characters make their introductions, and during which we get a rough sketch of the melting-pot story to come — can be turgid, confusing or both. »Read Full Article(4)


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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Paul Knox Middle School students will now have the chance to dissect owl eggs, learn about machinery and have hands-on education experiences.
The school is the home of a new synergistic lab, which had its ribbon cutting on Thursday.
The North Augusta Chamber of Commerce was on hand for the event, along with Dr. Beth Everitt, superintendent of Aiken County Public Schools; Dr. Liz Stewart, chair of Public Education Partners; and Dwayne Wilson, president and CEO of Savannah River Nuclear Solutions.
"The kids actually get to go from textbook theory to reality, hands-on experiences," said Kyle Smith, principal of Paul Knox Middle School. "There are different modules in the class, and they will go from math and computer skills to science skills. It is step-by-step, so it makes you think about the next step you have to take, and it's a process. The kids get so engrossed with it, and they get upset when it's time to start another class period."
Wilson also took a moment to speak, as Savannah River Nuclear Solutions donated one of the modules. He also sat with one of the eighth-grade students, Amon Parson, who was working at the company's module.
"I just look at their eyes, and I look at how he responded and how excited he was to listen to the instruction on the screen and follow through and mechanically make a device work," Wilson said. "That was really exciting for me – and truly that is all it was – just his excitement. Hopefully that will lead him into further STEM education, and, maybe one day, he will be an engineer or mathematician where he can use that skill."
Other sponsors also included Ray and Lyn Fleming, Honeywell, Bridgestone Americas, the City of North Augusta, Savannah River Remediation, Paul Knox Middle School PTO and AT&T.
"It never gets old," Everitt said of seeing the excitement from the students. "Every time we open a lab, they are updated. So Paul Knox has the most up-to-date tools available. That's more exciting – it's the hot-off-the-press modules for our kids to be engaged with. What's really exciting for us is that the businesses and industries have really bought in to make this happen."
As a partner in making this happen, Stewart and her organization, Public Education Partners, also felt this was a strong partnership.
"When a student makes that connection between the processes we use to teach them and the knowledge we want them to get, and they figure out how to use it, it's really special," she said. "That's what's important about the labs. They're not just learning facts, they're learning how to use the information. That's the real value to me, and I love to watch them put on their lab coats ... it's great fun. I think we all learn better when we have a good time."
Scott Rodgers is the news editor at the North Augusta Star and has been with the paper since January 2013 after previously working at the Aiken Standard.
He is a graduate of Alvernia University and currently attends Drexel University.
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BAY CITY, MI — When one thinks of popular St. Patrick's Day fare, tacos may not be the first food item that comes to mind.
But this year, they're playing an important role in helping the Bay City St. Patrick's Day Parade Association raise money.
The Parade Association hosts a taco dinner from noon to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 10, at Castaway's Bar & Grill, 3940 Boy Scout Road in Bangor Township. The fundraiser is part of the group's effort to pay for the parade's 60th installment in 2014. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for children ages 5-12 and free for kids 4 and younger.
"Last year, we had a great turnout, showing that the community really does support the parade," said Linda Weaver, president of the Bay City St. Patrick's Day Parade Association. "We hope that people respond the same way this year."
The event includes a bake sale featuring tasty treats from Vienna Pastry & Bakery in Bay City and Judy's Famous Pies in Linwood, a 50/50 drawing and silent auction with items including tickets to a Michigan State basketball game, concert tickets and an overnight stay at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort, as well as $100 car detailing packages from Graff Chevrolet and Hagen Ford.
Tickets will be sold for entry into drawings for individual items on display at the event, including gift certificates to area restaurants, tickets to see the Saginaw Spirit, and rounds of golf at Green Hills Golf Club in Pinconning. Entertainment is being provided by the Josh Ramses Band, which Weaver described as a family-friendly rock and country group.
The 60th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade is scheduled for March 16 in Bay City. With such a notable anniversary, Weaver said organizers plant to invite back all previous queens and marshals from years past, part of a bid to keep a long-held tradition memorable.
The event has already attracted several sponsors, Weaver said, including Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort in Mount Pleasant, as well as Harvey's Grill and Bar, 4000 E. Wilder Road.
This year's parade marshals already have been chosen. The junior marshal is Sammuel Rowe, a 1-year-old who was diagnosed with brain cancer earlier this summer. Rowe underwent surgery in August to remove a brain tumor, and as of September was planning a battery of chemotherapy treatments lasting from November through January.
"We're honored to have him as a part (of the parade)," Weaver said, "and we're all praying for his recovery."
The parade's marshals are Lisa Kreh and Leslie Walsh, sisters the association plans to honor for their efforts to organize the annual George Walsh Irish Ball, held in honor of their father.
If nothing else, the event is a chance to support an event that's enjoyed popularity in Bay City for years.
"My family has had a family get-together after the parade for as many years as I can remember," Weaver said, "and I'm sure many other people around the community are the same way."


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Amazing Kinetic Sculptures
Amazing Kinetic Art and Sculptures
Kinetic art is really amazing as it combines both engineering and design, simple elements and materials with advanced technology all with the purpose of giving the viewer with delightful visual effects.
Let's have a look at some of the most splendid kinetic sculptures in the world. Enjoy!
World's Thinnest House – Poland
The Thinnest House In The world In Warsaw, Poland
Have a look at the world's thinnest house! If you're claustrophobic this is most definitely not the spot for you. Polish architect Jakub Szczesny designed this incredibly thin house which is open for business and awaiting tenants. If you wanna check it out, you have to either go to Warsaw, Poland to see it live, or check out the world's thinnest house right here.
34 Most Amazing Buildings And Architectural Designs
34 Of The Most Amazing Buildings And Architectural Designs.
We've put together a list of some of the world's most amazing buildings, with extremely impressive architectural designs which will most likely make you wonder: how could so much imagination lie withing one person. A man's home is his castle… that's how the old saying goes, and even though it's old, it still fits in our modern day and age.
The buildings we live in represent us and they show how much creativity we have lying within. Most of us decorate the inside of our home, but few actually think of decorating the outside. Let's have a look at the most amazing structures created by people with a great deal of imagination.
Amazing Landscapes Made From Books By Guy Laramee
Amazing Landscapes Made From Books By Guy Laramee
What would you do if you inherited an extended collection of old books, dictionaries and miscellaneous thick compendiums? Some of us might cherish them, others might donate them to libraries (now that's a good place for old books) , but the same can't be said about an artist named Laramee… he would use those books to carve amazing miniature landscapes. His latest collection, which he titled The Great Wall and Biblios is the most stunning one he has created yet. This latest series represents the degradation of human culture, through book carvings of glaciers, caves and mountains. Have a look at what is probably the most awesome use of old books.
Largest Snowmen Ever Built
Largest Snowmen Ever Built
Meet Olympia, she's the biggest snowman, or shall we say, snowwoman ever built. The record was set by Jim Mann and his crew at Mt. Mann Jewelers in 2008 in Bethel, Maine. Olympia SnowWoman was 122 feet 1 inch (37.21 m) tall, and weighted 13,000,000 lbs. of snow…now that's a lot of snow! The previous record was, surprisingly also set in Maine, but this time, we're talking about a snowman built back in February 1999. The snowman was named "Angus, King of the Mountain" (he was a mountain, if you ask me). It had 113 feet 7 inches (34.62 m) height, and weighed more than 9,000,000 pounds (4,080,000 kg). Now kids, you shouldn't try this at home, cause a Frosty as huge as these two… well just imagine how much snow you'd need for it. Have a look at some really amazing pictures of the world's tallest snowmen.
Ordos Museum – Strangest Building In The World
Ordos Museum – Strangest Building In The World
MAD Chinese architects? Well you might be tempted to say that, but guess what… they're actually geniuses, even though they work for a a firm named "MAD". This impressive and also extremely odd building was built in the city of Ordos, which is practically in the middle of nowhere, also known as the Gobi desert. The entire blob shaped building is covered in metal tiles which were built especially to be resistant to the frequently occurring sandstorms. This building is as crazy on the inside, as it is on the outside. The galleries are actually smaller blobs interconnected by bridges (does "Inception" ring any bells?). Only six years ago, instead of this weird building, all one could find was sand… now, the Ordos Museum has turned an under populated area, in to a major tourist attraction.
Scariest Halloween Pumpkins Ever!
Scariest Halloween Pumpkins Ever!
When it comes to frights on October 31st, we all become very inventive… whether we're talking about our house decorations or the treats we're gonna give the trick-or-treaters, we all want to be this year's spookiest person. Well if you're thinking of carving the scariest pumpkin on the block, you've come to the right place. We've put together a collection of some of the world's spookiest Halloween pumpkins, so prepare to be scared…
Gross Halloween Pumpkins
Gross Halloween Pumpkins
Halloween's coming up and we're all probably in search of some ideas of how to make our Halloween pumpkin look as attractive or spooky as can be. Well if you plan on having a unique design this year, you can try some of these extremely interesting carving ideas. We have sme really drunk pumpkins in here, so viewer discretion is advised.
Coolest Sandwiches
Coolest Sandwiches
When we go to the kitchen and make a sandwich we don't really expect it to look like anything else but a plain, delicious sandwich. Well, you'd be surprised of how many things the old fashioned sandwich can actually look like. We've put together one of the coolest collections of funny and cool sandwiches. Take a look at them and, maybe take some of the designs as an inspiration for the next time you make a sandwich for you or for someone close.
Amazing Japanese Rice Field Art
Amazing Japanese Rice Field Art
If you're a fan of crop circles, you might be tempted to think that extraterrestrial beings have had something to do with this fascinating display of art on fields, but to our surprise this form of artistry is actually precise hand-made, or shall we say, hand-planted rice field creativity. The rice fields in Japan have been populated with stunning designs, and guess what?…. They're all natural, the different shapes and colors were obtained by mixing up several types of rice.


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A bucket that rebelious children continuously fart in and close the lid to trap the stink inside. Then they hope their parents will open this bucket and get a waft of child fart.
Dude, I can't wait for my bitch Mom to open my fart bucket. It's got three years of my stinkiest farts waiting for her.
作者 Sally Crapbasket 2009年5月10日
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A car (usually import, more recently domestic) which has no performance modifications to it except a high flow exhaust system that when the driver steps on the gas, makes a sound like you're farting into a bucket.
"Pbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbwbwbwbwbwbwbwbwbwbwbbb", said the Honda Civic
"Look at all these high school kids driving around in their fartbuckets."
"Look at all these high school kids driving around in their fartbuckets."
作者 TMGChuck 2010年1月28日
An exhaust mod that exceeds 3 inches in diameter. Frequently used by ricers
lol look at that ricer with a huge fartbucket! i bet it gives his car 20 more horsepower!
作者 markusalkemus66 2008年12月19日
an insult towards someone who has bad flatulence
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Coppell's (left to right) Chiaka Ogbogu, Jordan Jones, Erica Bohannon and Kristin Dickerson hug after their win over McKinney Boyd at the 5A volleyball UIL State Championship game.
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Kimberley - you can find free Step by Step instructions in pictures on Sarah London's Blog - just Google Wool Eater Blanket - it is in Aussie/English crochet terms but no problem if you just remember it is US treble/triple crochet - the blanket comes in Square or Rectangle/Oblong -happy crocheting! And it is EASY but it eats yarn!!! Good stash buster.... check out other Wool Eaters I have done on Ravelry - my ID is No1grandma on there.
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LSU's Alex Boulet earns Student-Athlete honors
BATON ROUGE – The Cox Communications Academic Center for Student-Athletes honored six LSU student-athletes as part of their academic achievements and community service for June.
Each month, five student-athletes are recognized for their academic improvement, dedication and proven ability on the field. In addition, one student-athlete is chosen through LSU's Student-Athlete Affairs program for their volunteerism and commitment to the community.
June's student-athletes of the month are Alex Boulet (Softball), Tyler Hanover (Baseball), Barkevious Mingo (Football), Chase Clement (Football) and Mckenzie Fox (Gymnastics). Brittany Mack (Softball) was selected as the Shaquille O'Neal CHAMPS/Student-Athlete Affairs Athlete of the Month.
Boulet, a former Notre Dame standout, is majoring in math with a focus on secondary education.
A sophomore outfielder from Crowley, Boulet recently competed in the Women's College World Series, where her impressive grades earned her the NCAA's Elite 89 Award. The honor is given to the student-athlete with the highest GPA amongst the eight programs at the WCWS. On top of that, Boulet was also named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll in 2011.
On the field, Boulet was primarily used as a pinch runner during the 2012 season. She played in 34 games, started one, and was successful on 12 of her 15 steal attempts. She scored nine times.
As a walkon freshman in 2011, Boulet made 51 appearances for the Lady Tigers, including 16 starts between right field and center field. She scored 14 times and went 19-for-24 in the stolen base department. Her 19 steals ranked second on the team and 10th in the SEC.
Boulet was a four-year letterwinner for former Tiger Lauren Delahoussaye at Notre Dame where she stockpiled a quartet of All-District honors from 2007-10. She earned All-State accolades in 2010 after she helped lead the Lady Pios to the Class 3A state championship.
Boulet was also a four-year member of the Principal's List at Notre Dame and she also lettered four years in volleyball, basketball and track.


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For Women Who Want The Ballerific Life!
Deion has got to learn to keep the women of his life off of Twitter or they are going to be the death of him. Just yesterday, without being asked to say a thing, the young girl who stirred up the media frenzy around Deion Sanders' personal life had a couple tweets worth of things to say.
For those who need a refresher, her name is Aleea Lee and at the time she met Deion she was 19 (I believe). She didn't know who Deion Sanders was but became interested instantly after finding out he was a Baller. Read the rest HERE. Also, if you remember she was rather quick to take a few photos of Deion in compromising positions and then send it over to Media Takeout along with emails and tweets between the two. Do we believe all they did was hug? Not even close. Who puts a man on blast if all they did was hug? Who stays in a man's hotel room if all they did was hug? Angelina and Brad didn't just hug. Sorry Aleea, we don't believe you and you're no Angelina, dear.
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Somebody's looking for a come up...
@phoenix...and she'll get it. people want the gossip.
I weep for my generation, I see were still messing up the entire game.
smh Silly little girl.
So sad......
I'm soooo tired of these "I'm Angelina, she's Jennifer" type of basic bishes!! Enough already!!
@BabyBallerCheeks that's probably the last thing on her long term goals to do list of "What Do I Want My Baller To Do For Me?" 0_0
Where is this mediatakeout with Deion Sanders? Everyone in Texas knows he has always cheated on his wife. WHAT A F****** DOG. HE DESERVES THAT!


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Any mechanical or electrical device that transmits or modifies energy to perform or assist in the performance of human tasks.
A simple machine consisting of a wheel with a groove in which a rope can run to change the direction or point of application of a force applied to the rope.
A simple machine of the inclined-plane type consisting of a spirally threaded cylindrical rod that engages with a similarly threaded hole.
Simple Machine
A device for overcoming resistance at one point by applying force at some other point.
Something solid that is usable as an inclined plane (shaped like a V) that can be pushed between two things to separate them.
A simple machine consisting of a circular frame with spokes (or a solid disc) that can rotate on a shaft or axle (as in vehicles or other machines)


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I would like to request a sig check.(If the text is braking a rule, I'll be happy to take it down.)
I would like to request a sig check.(If the text is braking a rule, I'll be happy to take it down.)
Can I have a sig check? I just added a few smilies to show my team.
Re-check please.
No sig. Deal with it.
Check, please.
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Sig check please!
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Sig check please
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Sig check please. ^^
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Please can I have a sig check? Not sure if I'm overdoing it with the image pixel count.
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how bout now. i resized the image and took out 2.just need to look for the person who made the image...
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Signature Check Please?
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If you believe in Jesus Christ put this in your profile and don't just ignore this, because in the Bible it says, If you deny me, I will deny you in front of my Father in the gates of Heaven.
Thank you, Mew_, for this Broken Signature, and -Sarah, for this userbar.
#1treeckofan FC "banner" way too large. Causes Signature to be too tall.
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****ing moronic awful unamusing pointless waste of time idea... even if they somehow manage to complete the game. Beatin' a game by mashing your face on the controls is not an accomplishment.
Now, if there was a large limit on participants and one-post-a-minute~ limit enabled, or an immense limit of participants, perhaps it'd be mildly entertaining for said participants. but otherwise nope.avi waste of time lul