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As Rutgers kicks off a crucial recruiting weekend, with approximately 10 prospects on campus for official visits, its shorthanded coaching staff creates a challenge. Rutgers head coach Kyle Flood currently is without a defensive coordinator, an offensive coordinator, and another undetermined position coach.
The lack of coordinators raises questions for recruits with the Feb. 5 national signing day less than two weeks away.
"All recruiting decisions basically boil down to comfort level with prospects and their families," said J.C. Shurburtt, the national recruiting director for 247Sports. "Those are built with relationships, and relationships obviously are dependent on guys being in place. It's hard to develop a relationship with a coordinator if he's not there, obviously. I think from that standpoint, it can sidetrack recruiting efforts."
Opposing schools have tried to capitalize on the uncertainty at Rutgers. Three Rutgers commits have drawn increased interest recently, most notably with Penn State's late pursuit of four-star wide receiver Saeed Blacknall. Defensive tackle Peter Mokwuah (Notre Dame) and cornerback Dre Boggs (Wisconsin) are also exploring other options.
Shurburtt said the lack of coordinators makes Rutgers an easy target for opposing coaches, who can simply raise questions that recruits can't answer without coordinators in place.
"The schools that are fighting them for recruits are going to say, 'Well, there's no coordinator in place, how do you even know?' It creates a sense of doubt even if Rutgers dots all their I's and crosses all their T's and has a great plan," Shurburtt said. "That doubt affects comfort level, and other schools that are trying to get in there and flip somebody like Saeed Blacknall, they're definitely going to bring that up. So you have to address it and have a good plan to ward off the raiders."
Shurburtt said negative recruiting isn't as overt as many suspect, although there are exceptions, like when then-Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin infamously told wide receiver Alshon Jeffery that he'd be pumping gas for the rest of his life if he attended South Carolina.
"I think fans sometimes think other coaches are going in there and butchering (other schools). Stuff like that happens and it gets media attention, but it's very rare," Shurburtt said. "What opposing coaches do is they're smart and they sell their own product, but then they also raise questions. You have to use every advantage. If the school you're recruiting against has some turmoil and turnover that affects the comfort level, you definitely bring it up while selling your own school."
Penn State's interest in Blacknall has been a particular concern for Rutgers' fans. The Manalapan product has stuck with Rutgers through a disappointing season and a string of de-commitments, and remains as the lone four-star recruit in the class.
New coach James Franklin arrived at Penn State from Vanderbilt two weeks ago with a track record as a dynamic recruiter, and he's wasted no time living up to that reputation by making a strong push for Blacknall.
"The new staff at Penn State is going to be very aggressive," Shurburtt said. "I think five former Vandy commits have flipped to Penn State. If they're going to go and flip kids that were committed to their previous school, they're obviously not going to think twice about going after one of the top players in New Jersey who is committed to a division rival. That new staff at Penn State has really hit the ground running. A lot has to do with Franklin and his enthusiasm and his approach. He's going to get out and sell as hard as he can, and that resonates."
Blacknall will be at Rutgers this weekend for his official visit, giving Flood a chance to ease any concerns and lock up the No. 4-ranked recruit in New Jersey.
"I think it's just as likely that he sticks with Rutgers," Shurburtt said. "But they've got some competition, and it probably doesn't help that there's no coordinators right now. That being said, I'd say it's probably 50-50 and if you put a gun to my head, I think he'd probably stick with Rutgers."
A few months ago, Rutgers had the third-best recruiting class in the Big Ten. It has since dropped to the middle of the pack, and now the priority is salvaging what remains.
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In support of this goal and in preparation for emergencies, NC State routinely reviews and assesses emergency practices and protocols, communications channels and procedures, and conducts a variety of disaster/emergency response drills. Many units across the campus work closely with university administration to manage and communicate a crisis or emergency situation including Environmental Health and Safety, Campus Police, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery, Human Resources, Public Affairs, Chancellor's Office, Provost's Office, Student Affairs and Transportation.
NC State's campus spans more than 2,000 acres and several hundred buildings. At any given time (and including visitors), there are as many as 40,000 people on campus. No one communications method provides the ability to immediately reach all 40,000 people. In fact, even using multiple communications methods, it is unrealistic to expect immediate notification of the entire campus in an emergency.
University staff and administration have worked tirelessly to determine how to best serve the entire University community and population, in the event of immiment threats or emergencies. The goals of NC State's Emergency Notification and Communication protocols are:
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WolfAlert Audible Sirens: The University has added voice and siren-enabled towers throughout campus. The towers are designed to broadcast a siren alert to signal to community members who are outside they need to seek emergency information (website, media, etc.). Strengths - Can alert a large area quickly. Limitation - Not intended for those inside buildings, acts as a signal to seek more information.
Homepage message: The University uses two spaces on the homepage for alerts. In a "major" emergency, the page would contain only emergency communications. In a minor emergency, a black block underneath the upper banner of the page would be utilized. Strength - Plenty of room to fully flesh out details of the incident as they become available. Limitation- It's dependent on people being at their computers.
Broadcast email: A broadcast email goes to everyone who has a university email account. Strength - Could be a more thorough explanation of the situation than would be included in a text message. Limitation – Like text messaging, not as fast as one individual emailing another. It could take up to two hours to deliver emails to the roughly 40,000 people who have university email accounts.
Emergency Listserv: Each building on campus has at least one building liaison and most have several. The listserv would be used to provide an email message to the network of building liaisons, which would then spread the word. Strength - Provides a first-person word-of-mouth warning. Limitation - Not as effective in a building directly involved in the emergency.
Campus hotline: The University uses (919) 513-8888 for a wide range of announcements, including adverse weather and emergency situations. Strength - Easily updated. Limitation - Could be overloaded by callers seeking information in an emergency.
Campus and external media: Radio Station WKNC-FM (88.1), the Technician (Technicianonline.com), Nubian Message (ncsu.edu/numbian) and campus cable as well as the Raleigh print and broadcast media likely would cover or include information about emergencies on campus. Strength - Easily accessible. Limitation - Might not be as accurate or up-to-date as sources maintained by the university.
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FASTJET has hit another speed bump en route to local runways.
The British-based, London-listed airline, which owns 25% of the local airline with the other 75% held by a murky company co-owned by Edward Zuma, was due to take off on May 31.
Ticket sales were to have started on Thursday. It's the latest in a series of delays that began in the middle of last year when fastjet CEO Ed Winter said he hoped to get the airline up and running in South Africa before Christmas last year.
Now Brad Dickson, commercial manager of Federal Air, the company that fastjet has partnered with locally, said the first week of July was a more likely launch date.
This time, it was a glitch with Fastjet's website that scuppered the launch date of the low-cost carrier. And not even the son of President Jacob Zuma can fix the problem.
Edward Zuma — and a few other wealthy and/or well-connected individuals — fulfil the 75% local shareholding requirement for a foreign-owned airline to operate in South Africa.
Initially, fastjet wanted to resuscitate the much-loved but mortally wounded 1time airline, but it struggled to get the requisite 75% local ownership. Transport Minister Ben Martin was asked to set this legislation aside, but he refused, and for a month or so everything went quiet on the fastjet front. Press releases dried up and queries were ignored.
But fastjet's aspiration of becoming a low-cost, pan-African airline meant it needed a footprint in South Africa. So it was no real surprise when the company reappeared after forging a commercial partnership with Federal Air — best known for ferrying the well-heeled between game reserves.
Federal Air's licensing structure allows it to fly internationally and use large aircraft, including the 737 that fastjet had in mind.
But fastjet's murky history in Africa leaves big question marks over how it plans to operate in South Africa.
Fastjet was developed out of the unprofitable Fly540 aviation wing of Lonrho, a century-old London-listed company focused on Africa. The idea was to take advantage of the chasm in the market for an efficient mode of transport across the world's fastest developing continent. Airbus spokes-man Linden Birns said that whoever could tap Africa's affordable travel market would attain the "Holy Grail".
Scandal has dogged fastjet since its launch last year. The airline's foray into South Africa has been no less sensational, partly because it picked Edward Zuma, notorious for not paying his debts, as its local partner.
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"The Times They Are a-Changin", Bob Dylan was talking about something completely different in 1964 when he penned that clasic tune, but the sentiment applies to modern real estate agents working the Internet for leads.
Every agent is dealing with either buyers or sellers depending upon their business model, certifications or personal preferences. The two constants in the industry are MLS (Multiple Listing Service) searches for buyers, and CMA's (Comparative Market Analysis) for sellers. Often times the difference between getting the lead or losing the lead depends upon the way in which your website displays searches or educates sellers on their real home value. Both aspects of the industry are going through major changes and today's real estate agent needs to stay on top of these changes before their competitors do! Today we will be focussed on home sellers.
Make The Best of Seller Leads After The Foreclosure Nightmare
Not all real estate agents want to focus on sellers. The crash of the housing and lending markets have put many homeowners in a position where they can't even pay a commission on the sale because their home has been so devalued in today's market. Home sellers must have an accurate assessment of their property value before they can even begin to seek professional help. Many sellers use websites that follow an AVM (Automatic Evaluation Model) which is out of date and often compiles biased figures based on zip codes not presenting a home's true value.
Today's marketplace can't rely upon data that is even 72 hours old, which is why there is a new standard the RVM (Realtor Evaluation Model). The RVM will appeal to many sellers as it takes into consideration things that an AVM doesn't. Upgrades to the house that didn't require a permit or other factors not reflected in public records. The AVM almost always relies upon readily accessible data that may not be up to date. An RVM gets the agent involved in the evaluation process allowing for current market trends as well as a real outlook on a home's true value. Visit Realtors Property Resource to get cracking!
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Our church has a really big humanitarian organization, and they always have things people can make to send overseas.

We usually have get togethers a couple times a year to make things for humanitarian aid. I have made cloth diapers, school kits (chalk, chalkboard, eraser), toys, etc. many times for this. I love it.Kimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-54422318662474055752011-06-06T05:42:44.892-07:002011-06-06T05:42:44.892-07:00Our church just made a ton of these dresses as wel...Our church just made a ton of these dresses as well to take with some of the congregation to Rwanda a few months ago. I think its a terrific idea. I really truly think this needs to be a common practice in families.BarefootButtercuphttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-80091421061076920922011-06-05T22:33:49.618-07:002011-06-05T22:33:49.618-07:00I want those dresses in my size. Also, WHY can&...I want those dresses in my size.

Also, WHY can't I live closer?!ZDubhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-85943903290848688252011-06-05T18:22:52.979-07:002011-06-05T18:22:52.979-07:00this was so much fun. i agree....let's do it ...this was so much fun. i agree....let's do it more. need to figure out something to take with me for the boys! =)lovehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-48379558036571471292011-06-05T17:35:44.021-07:002011-06-05T17:35:44.021-07:00As always---Love is full of great ideas.As always---Love is full of great ideas.Candra Georgihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-66938594676804538212011-06-05T16:30:11.655-07:002011-06-05T16:30:11.655-07:00very cute. reminds me of the summer cover-ups my m...very cute. reminds me of the summer cover-ups my mom used to make with dish towels when we were little, then beach towels (folded in 1/2)when older.As We Sail...http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-88937229297940802382011-06-05T14:48:36.636-07:002011-06-05T14:48:36.636-07:00Let's try that again... We had to knit endless...Let's try that again... We had to knit endless t-cosies in school... Why can't kids knit beanies, trust me it gets cold in Africa too.se7enhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-72628315088322471202011-06-05T14:21:42.305-07:002011-06-05T14:21:42.305-07:00We had to knot endless t-cosies... why can't k...We had to knot endless t-cosies... why can't kids knit beanies, trust me it gets cold in Africa too.se7enhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-67367304912170600042011-06-05T14:06:13.209-07:002011-06-05T14:06:13.209-07:00Precious! Such a great idea. I once helped a frie...Precious! Such a great idea.

I once helped a friend sew a skirt to send to Africa, and it went so horribly hilariously wrong that we refer to it as the evening of drunk sewing.

Worst part is, we weren't drinking.Sara @ Life With the Twohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-9592764228741052702011-06-05T13:22:38.464-07:002011-06-05T13:22:38.464-07:00Steph, I think that's a fantastic idea!! I r...Steph,

I think that's a fantastic idea!! I remember home ec (it was in middle school though) an the stupid bag I made ended up in the trash by the end of the school year.

Those dresses are adorable :)Tinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-30722806190101574642011-06-05T12:22:03.810-07:002011-06-05T12:22:03.810-07:00When I was in high school (long time ago) I made b...When I was in high school (long time ago) I made baby kimonos to send over to a friend who was working in a hospital in Nepal. They were in need of clothing for babies that came in to the hospital. I have always loved to sew and craft so this was perfect.

I have been thinking about doing more things like this lately. I want to teach my children to reach beyond themselves and learn to give to others. Have you heard of Craft Hope? (Okay, I just noticed that the comment above mentioned this site too). They make lots of different things to give to others who are in need. Right now they are doing they are working on project 12. They are making bracelets to send over to orphans in Russia. I thought it would be so fun to host a girls night and make bracelets. The deadline for that one is June 15 though.

How wonderful would it be if we all used our talents and resources to give to those who in need!Liz @My Full Cuphttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-37018111133341109662011-06-05T11:52:53.258-07:002011-06-05T11:52:53.258-07:00Have you heard of Craft Hope? Go check out their ...Have you heard of Craft Hope? Go check out their website! The kids in our FACE classes do some sewing and then there are also of course classes that focus on that....anyway - I think you will really enjoy the Craft Hope website! They have also published a book by now. Have fun checking it out!DramaMamahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-66087798059836312922011-06-05T11:23:25.391-07:002011-06-05T11:23:25.391-07:00Around Easter each year I like to get together a g...Around Easter each year I like to get together a group of friends for a brunch party. We put together "Cones of Compassion." Using pages from wallpaper sample books and lots of fun ribbons we make the cones. Everyone that comes to the brunch brings tolietries in bulk (toothbrushes, lotions, razors, etc.) We load the cones full of these essentials, a chocolatey treat, and a handwritten note, quote or prayer for the recipient. When they are done we deliver them to our local Women in Transition center and they hand them out to the women who are in need.

It is so little, but something I enjoy doing.Katiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-40238810774046617612011-06-05T10:48:01.646-07:002011-06-05T10:48:01.646-07:00Our women's ministry just had a baby shower wh...Our women's ministry just had a baby shower where we all donated formula for the local pregnancy center. :)Barbie @ Mamaologyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-90887327494917529142011-06-05T10:41:00.053-07:002011-06-05T10:41:00.053-07:00beautiful! I would wear one! the light green pictu...beautiful! I would wear one! the light green pictured on the photo is just adorable!

I'm planning my next trip to Africa in october or november (I hope) and this is such a cool idea!

-another item that would come handy are washcloths-easy to knit/crochet - I didn't have any last time and it was hell taking bucket-showers without it - so next time lots of washcloths for me and my kiddos :)Jarkahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-78070512579608428172011-06-05T10:28:16.812-07:002011-06-05T10:28:16.812-07:00These are adorable!! A friend from church has bee...These are adorable!! A friend from church has been working on a bunch of these at our craft nights. So cool!!Jodihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-50110921789098266702011-06-05T10:23:58.870-07:002011-06-05T10:23:58.870-07:00Do they give those cookies to their teachers or ot...Do they give those cookies to their teachers or others in need at least? :)

StephAdventures In Babywearinghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-74953922599014518422011-06-05T10:21:38.485-07:002011-06-05T10:21:38.485-07:00Home Ec is now called Family and Consumer Science....Home Ec is now called Family and Consumer Science. They don't sew, but they do bake cookies which I guess is important.Erinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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A donation of weight training equipment is being used daily by police officers and employees at the Molokai Police Station, which received the equipment in September.
"It's been phenomenal for us," said Capt. John Jakubczak, commander of the Molokai Patrol District. "We're really appreciative."
The equipment, valued at about $5,000, was donated by Maui resident Susan Moulton, who didn't need the equipment that she acquired when she purchased her home, according to a Maui County Council resolution authorizing acceptance of the donation.
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Weight training equipment, valued at $5,000, was donated by Maui resident Susan Moulton to the Molokai Police Station.
The donation was facilitat-ed by retired Maui police officer Lawrence Kauha'aha'a, who is among board members of the Will Smith Foundation.
The nonprofit foundation was named for Moulton's 8-year-old son, Will Smith, who was killed in a traffic collision on Maui in June 2007.
The donated equipment is set up in the former Fire Department quarters that were taken over by police when firefighters moved into a new station in Kaunakakai, Jakubczak said. He said that the equipment includes a pec deck fly machine, ham tractor, leg press machine and a set of free weights ranging from 10 to 60 pounds with a rack.
"I use it every day," said Jakubczak, who also sees many of the station's 29 personnel using the equipment. "The majority of them use it and they use it every day.
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Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett fought back against New Jersey governor Chris Christie Monday in response to the governor telling Buffett to shut up.
Last week, Christie lashed out against Buffett and, more specifically, the "Buffett Rule," a White House principle that suggests that those earning more than $1 million a year pay at least the same rate in taxes as those from middle-class households.
"He should just write a check and shut up," The Republican governor said on CNN's "Piers Morgan Tonight." "Really, and just contribute. The fact of the matter is that I'm tired of hearing about it. If he wants to give the government more money, he's got the ability to write a check — go ahead and write it."
But Buffett didn't shut up. In fact, he did the opposite. In an hour-long appearance on CNBC Monday, the billionaire bit back.
"It's sort of a touching response to a $1.2 trillion deficit, isn't it?" Buffett asked. "That somehow the American people will just all send in checks and take care of it?"
"The real problem we have is we're taking in too little money and we're spending too much and that's not going to be solved by voluntary contributions," Buffett added. "What we need is a policy, a tax policy."
President Obama supported the "Buffett Rule" during this year's State of the Union address when he identified Buffett's secretary, Debbie Bosanek, who pays a higher tax rate on her salary than Buffett pays on his investment income. Buffett wrote in the New York Times last year that he paid a 17.4 percent rate on his taxable income, or $6,938,744, while his staff's tax burdens averaged 36 percent. Forbes reported an average taxpayer in Bosaneck's rate earns an adjusted gross income between $200,000-$500,000 per year.
"We can either settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do really well, while a growing number of Americans barely get by," Obama said at the State of the Union on January 24. "Or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot, everyone does their fair share, and everyone plays by the same set of rules."
President Obama included the rule on his budget plan, making it a hot issue as the GOP Presidential Primary continues.
In August, Americans for Limited Government and the New York Post revealed that Berkshire Hathaway, the eighth largest public company in the world, still owed taxes for 2002-'04 and 2005-'09. The company openly admitted to owing taxes, saying "We anticipate that we will resolve all adjustments proposed by the US Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") for the 2002 through 2004 tax years ... within the next 12 months."
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CALABASH—The town has hired a new administrator scheduled to start work Nov. 16.
Hiram Marziano, currently an assistant town manager in Troy, N.C., accepted Calabash town commissioners' job offer by phone Wednesday following a closed meeting at town hall.
Marziano is the first Calabash administrator required to pass a background check. His job performance will be reviewed at the end of 90 days, and he also will be required to pass a drug test. His annual salary will be $52,000.
Ghosts, goblins and ghouls were aboard the U.S.S. North Carolina last Friday. Their mission? To frighten all who entered.
The U.S.S. Battleship North Carolina opened its doors at 6:30 p.m. on Oct.16 for the Ghost Ship--a haunted battleship. With 942 visitors on opening night, Danielle Wallace, battleship programs director, saw her vision, and many months of planning, become a reality.
Wallace and the battleship staff began preparing for this event in July. She channeled her own fears and used them for inspiration in this year's ghost ship design.
DUPLIN—West Brunswick scored four goals in the second half and goalkeeper Josh Cortes stopped a penalty kick as the Trojans beat West Bladen 4-1 in a Waccamaw Conference soccer game Oct. 22.
Chip Mendoza had two assists and a goal in the victory, which kept the Trojans in first place in the conference (6-1-1) with two games left in the conference season.
BOLIVIA—Cindy Sheehan said there is a common misconception about the peace movement.
"There's just this false perception that the peace movement somehow hates our troops. We love our troops," she explained Monday at Odell Williamson Auditorium.
Sheehan made a stop in Bolivia as part of The Peace Mom and the Patriot, a five-stop North Carolina tour. "That's why we want them to come home walking, not in body bags."
ATMC TV has scheduled an additional airing of the Shallotte Meet the Candidates Forum for 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31 on ATMC TV Channel 3.
ATMC failed to air the show during one of its scheduled times, 1 p.m. Wednesday, and will re-air it Saturday afternoon, a spokesperson said.
The forum is regularly scheduled for additional airings Monday afternoon and evening.
Take a walk through Southport, learn some history and see a few ghosts this weekend at Old South Tour and Carriage Company's Haunted Ghost Walk.
Katie Stewart, owner of Old South Tour and Carriage Company, will be conducting the walking tours through Southport. These tours vary slightly from her traditional ghost walk in that some of the history is different, and actors will re-enact scenes from the tour along the way.
Corey Bell's goal in the final two minutes gave the West Brunswick boys' soccer team a 2-1 victory over Whiteville on senior night Oct. 29.
West, which had clinched the Waccamaw Conference title the night before by beating South Brunswick, finished 8-1-1 in the conference. The victory also avenged West's only conference loss, 2-1 Sept. 21 at Whiteville.
Coach Tripp Smith's Trojans, 10-7-2 overall, open the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3A playoffs 6 p.m. Nov. 3 at home against White Oak.
One of my first memories of falling in love with a book happened in second grade.
Each day, our teacher would read to us from E.B. White's "Charlotte's Web," and we would all sit on the edge of our seats waiting to learn what happened next. It was like our own kid-friendly serial drama.
The happenings at Mr. Zuckerman's farm and the interactions between the Wilbur, Charlotte, Templeton and the gang were enough to keep us interested until the final page.
I know, I know. I was just writing about Halloween and all things ghostly and paranormal, and before the holiday even gets here, I'm changing directions and looking beyond it.
Yes, folks, it's time to think about the other holidays—Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Pumpkin Day—a daylong celebration of fall—is set for this Saturday, Oct. 17, at Indigo Farms, a historic farm straddling the state line near Hickmans Crossroads.
Celebrate the season and pick a passel of pumpkins during the annual event scheduled from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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"He's Just Not That Into You." "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex." "What To Expect When You're Expecting."
Not a plot among them, but that didn't stop filmmakers from buying the titles – and then coming up with their own stories. Because if you can get a hit film out of a song title, some kiddie toys or the name of a Disneyland ride, why not from a self-help book?
The latest success story was Steve Harvey's "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man," a best-seller that purported to both reveal masculine secrets and give silly women a good talking-to. It became a 2012 ensemble comedy, and now it's back in a sequel. And basically, "Think Like a Man Too" is a little less annoying, and a lot more of the same.
The first film actually stuck a bit too close to the book, both with its vaguely sexist advice (like Tyler Perry, Harvey seemed to have a fear, if not outright dislike, of successful businesswomen) and its eagerness to squeeze a plug for its author into every scene. This movie manages to get away a bit from that, by bringing the very large cast back together for a Las Vegas wedding – and bachelor and bachelorette parties, which set out to compete in absolute decadence, and end up matching each other in comic catastrophe.
But while it's nice to see some of Harvey's paternalistic finger-wagging gone, the movie has nothing to put in its place. The cast is back in force, true, but that may be part of the problem – there are half-a-dozen couples here, and when you add in new characters and supporting guest stars, there are simply too many people to keep track of. It becomes a blur.
Kevin Hart – who was the breakout delight of the previous film, and last worked with Story on "Ride Along" – steals center stage and that's fine; he's got more energy than the next three actors put together.
And Regina Hall (Hart's partner in the "About Last Night" remake) and Taraji P. Henson are always welcome additions to any film, and more than willing to go the extra comic mile here.
But the other actors get one-note characters to play – the party animal, the blue-eyed hunk, the white dorks – and never find any melody to add of their own.
Hart works very hard to get laughs, and gets quite a few, sometimes on his own (he has a painfully, deliberately unsexy "Risky Business" dance scene) and sometimes with the group (as when – for reasons too complicated to go into here – he dresses up as Barney Rubble).
But just as the Harvey book was something you took out of the library (and returned, well before its due date), this is the sort of film that only makes sense as a rental – with, perhaps, a couple of friends, and a very generously mixed pitcher of margaritas.
Stephen Whitty, Newark Star-Ledger
Think Like a Man Too
Who: With Kevin Hart, Michael Ealy, Regina Hall, Taraji P. Henson. Directed by Tim Story.
Rated: PG-13 for crude sexual content including references, partial nudity, language and drug material.
Running time: 106 minutes.
When: Opens Friday.
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Ultra Brite
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Ultra Brite is an American toothpaste and tooth-whitener marketed by Colgate-Palmolive in the United States. Ultra Brite gained popularity during the late 1960s with a television and print commercial ad campaign, aimed at Baby Boomers, that stated, "Ultra Brite gives your mouth...[bling]...sex appeal!"[1] It was introduced as an imitator of Maclean's adult toothpaste, but was soon reformulated with a peppermint flavor to give it a more pleasant taste.[2]
Colgate-Palmolive introduced Ultra Brite toothpaste in 1967. The paste was sold in the United Kingdom from the late 1970s, but was withdrawn in the 2000s owing to competitive pressures.
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We should celebrate three new buildings
I am a huge fan of Buffalo's fine, old architecture. A recent editorial cartoon negatively compared three new buildings to three of our best old ones designed by Louis Sullivan, H.H. Richardson and Frank Lloyd Wright. There is no question that these new buildings cannot compare, but let's be grateful that Buffalo actually has some new builds!
Today, architects have to deal within the confines of tight budgets and functional needs. Let's just be thankful that these new builds didn't cause the tearing down of old ones. We know about the loss of many of Buffalo's beautiful Delaware mansions that were torn down to be replaced by some pretty ugly modern buildings.
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Keeping an EYE on the future here at THUNDER MOUNTAIN. Check out our foals….
The EYE of 'Hawk'. Thank you Trudy.
Wanna peek at the new foals? Keep on scrollin…..
PLEASE check back spring of 2016 as our entire 2015 foal crop was sold in utero. Also check out the 2014 foals on our Ranch and Rodeo horse page. Only a couple left for sale. See you there.
Here are a few photos of our 2014 foal crop. LOTS of color.
UPDATED photos of 2014 crop. Only a couple colts left for sale. This black white is definitely a stud prospect. He's gonna have size, a BEAUTIFUL head, balanced conformation and of course that black/white color. Good disposition. Been handled too death, trim his feet, load him in a trailer, easy to catch…we've done all the ground work.
TM Silver Bullet Grullo stud colt
TM Silver Bullet . He's SILVER grullo and he's BIG. At only 2 months old he is already halter broke and leading. He is stallion quality with that beautiful silver color, zebra striped legs and a BIG wide dorsal stripe. He has a long, elegant neck (something you don't see with the grullo color) and a gorgeous head with a big hip. He's got it all…conformation, color, temperment and probably homozygous for the black gene. He is sired by Clancy (Nothing Beats A Bud) Dam: Majestic Blue Lady. We will be repeating this breeding. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/tm+silver+bullet
The Erickson family from Iowa sent these photos of their latest additions. Hawk has a little sister (FULL sibling black overo filly on the left) they call Leia. On her right is Luke a dunalino son of TM Diamond Rio and FAX Mr Sammy.
Luke is already picking up his feet like an old pro. Tom needs no halter. Leia loves her hugs. Both foals have the same good tempermants as all the good horses from Thunder Mountain Paints and Quarter Horses.
She's only a week old and she's grulla/dun (Name pending: TM Dun N Champagne) SOLD
Here's some updated photos at 2 months old. We will be calling her TM Dun N Champagne
It was hard to take these photos because she wanted to be scratched.
"It's TOO hot mom, can I just put my head in the shade under your belly?" We call TM Diamond Jubliee. She is 2 months old here. Her Sire: TM Smoken Drifter X Dam: Diamond J Tee. Jubilee is built like a TANK with a beautiful head and neck.
Here's another photo of Jubilee.
Talk about fancy with lots of CHROME. TM Pirates Treasure is truly a 'treasure'. Pictured here at 2 months with her dam. Sire: Fax Mr Sammy X Dam: Thunder Mtn Piratess by Stakes Winner Pirate At Forty TB. This filly is already SOLD.
We think TM Pirates Treasure is going to be RED DUN like her sire.
Here are some photos of our recent foals!
"Hi…..My name is Jessie and now live with my new owners Karen and Steve in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada."
"Here's me with my mom when I was only a month old."
TM Smokin Jackie Bee (new owner Jerold King, Wales.
"Hi….I'm a son of MAX and my mom is Babe. I live with owners El and Patricia Sorensen, Koosharem.
Awesome buckskin colt by Clancy. He belongs to good friend Julie Rogers, Kanab.
All our foals are handled from the day they're born. Here's Amber and Lucky ( TM Lucky Diamond) when he was only hours old. Casey Jones owner
A few of the photos show how gentle and approachable
our foals are. It's not very often you can walk up to a foal in the pasture that is laying down and allows you to pet it. It just doesn't happen very often.
Her name: TM Shes Informed Sire: The Informant Stakes winner of $350,000 Dam: Thunder Mtn Piratess by Stakes Winner Pirate At Forty TB
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The gallery's first show of the year features two accomplished local plein air paintings: Michael Clements and Carleton. The show opens with a reception from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday at the 120 Dickenson St., Lahaina, gallery. It continues through Jan. 26 during gallery hours.
Also Village Galleries at Kapalua, located off the lobby at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua, is offering opportunities to meet other leading Maui artists.
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Michael Clements, pastel, "Keane view of Road to Hana"
Carleton, oil, "First Sail"
Print signing with Tracy Dudley from 5 to 6 p.m. and oil painting demonstrations with Macario Pascual are slated from 7 to 9 p.m. today.
Oil painting demonstration by Betty Hay Freeland from 10 a.m. to noon and print signing with Fred KenKnight will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday.
Handmade island jewelry with Shauna Morrison from 2 to 4 p.m. and oil painting demonstrations by Pascual will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.
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Lahaina Arts Society is featuring painter Gordon Schmuhl during the month of January. His work is on display at the Banyan Tree Gallery through Feb. 5. The public is invited to an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the gallery. Call LAS at 244-5489 or visit www.lahaina-arts.com for more details.


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When you stop eating sugary crap it is amazing ho your tastes change. I can taste the sweetness of spinach now and my family thinks I am nuts ( okay, not just about the taste thing). So just skip the wine in the future and just drink water...or taste Som's wine if he has it and enjoy just a taste. Those little indulgences like a couple of onion rings should be remembered and enjoyed so that you know you are not being deprived.
Well, the only side effects I felt last night was an extreme food coma. I got home and didn't want to do anything. This morning, I woke up to extreme bloating, and awful stomach cramps. That ended up with a massive exodus of my bowels. I guess I should be happy for the relief. I'm glad I didn't eat any more non primal than I did. Crazy how a few onion rings could take effect like that.
I have been viciously hungry all morning like I haven't been in three weeks. Jeez! I am waiting on my bacon/egg/cream cheese muffins to get done so I can tame this beast.
I am a (was?) a huge wine fan. Love trying all kinds, and now I am seriously depressed if my tastes have changed so much that I no longer enjoy it. The grapefruit cocktail I had was perfect. Literally just vodka, grapefruit vodka and grapefruit juice. They stuck two pieces of grapefruit on for a garnish. They were the sweetest tasting bits ever. Again, Som said "your taste buds are wrong."
I'm not totally put out. I am tasting things I never, ever did before. It's STRANGE. I've done low carb diets before. Many times. Never did I get this phenomena. Maybe I'll get lucky, and I'll start to like onions!
And yes, I need to marry this one. When our lives settle down a little bit, and we don't live an hour apart, we'll work on it.
The process is simple: Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
Perhaps your buds will adapt more. No insult intended to the wine/wine providers...but maybe it was the wine? I've tasted a good amount of VERY nice wines (we're talking aged to perfection, worth a few hundred $ a bottle) and the cheaper stuff that should be "nice" just isn't anymore.
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Normally, I would agree with you. But I've had both wines before, and they were fine! It's me. I'm broked.
The process is simple: Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
Ya know, I was scared to death about having a non primal meal. In the past, when I've dieted, and had a cheat day, it was a holy break out of all the crap junk food I craved all week. I gorged until I was sick, and immediately started planning next week's cheat day. Um, no. I seem to have bounced back from it just fine, thank then lordy! Yesterday, I wasn't very hungry. I had a couple eggs and a piece of bacon for breakfast, and didn't eat my left over steak and potato nub until 5pm or so. Some days, I'm just not into food.
I wish I had the time to plan meals better. I find myself eating the same things every day. Which, for now is just fine. I know, however, that someday (probably soon) I'm going to get tired of it, and that is where I run into problems.
What are ya'lls favorite dinners? Lunches? Breakfast will probably all stay the same. But, I love to cook, and I need something to MAKE! The paleo brownies... well... I liked how they tasted, but they were way too powerful in the cocoa dept. for Som's sweet tooth. Just right for me and my broken taste buds, though.
For lunch on Sunday, we ate at Hyvee. I got the salad bar, and put some watermelon on my plate. I took one bite and had to spit it out! What! You seriously can get too sweet. Som tried it and said it was the best watermelon he'd had in a long time.
Makes me nervous for growing my own this year. Hopefully by then I'll be more adjusted to things, and be able to enjoy it. I don't know if anyone had ever had a fresh off the vine melon before, but if not, you'll probably think you've gone to paradise. Or, in my case, sugary sweet hell! Ha! It makes me wonder how a lot of my fresh produce is going to taste to me.
I noticed the taste difference last year on SAD, but this might be a whole new experience. I remember the first cucumber I bit into. Tasted like no cuc I've ever had before! WOWZAH!
I bought most of the supplies I need to get my seeds started for this spring. Woo hoo! I'm so excited! Now, I just need to get the rack all set up, and everything in it's place. I bought 12 dozen starting pots, so I'll see how far that gets me. I may have to buy more, but a lot of things get directly seeded into the ground. This is one of the most nerve wracking times of the year for me. Seed starting is such a meticulous process. Too much water, not enough water, not enough light, too much heat. So many things can go wrong and the little seeds won't sprout. Then, once they sprout, it's a battle to keep them a live long enough to harden off. Then, the hardening off process is a real bitch.
One cannot sprout a plant, and then just put it in the garden when it's big enough. You have to "harden it off." Which is a process of setting the trays outside for a little bit each day so the tiny sproutlings get used to the weather change. I mean, it's basically like going swimming in the early morning. You don't just want to PLUNGE into the pool/lake/whatever. You'll probably get a cramp or something. So, if you're like me, you stick one toe in at a time and let out a squeal with each one. Same thing with hardening off a plant, except... I'm pretty sure they don't squeal. Not that I've heard anyway!
Ruby is due March 8th, and her belly is getting bigger by the day. I am so excited and nervous at the same time. She's an experienced mom, but anything can happen to those little darlings in the birth canal, and after they are born. Goat kids are more delicate than lambs when first born. In fact, they might be the most willing to die babies on the earth. But, I also think they are the cutest!
Sorry for the long entry today.
Peace and Love to you.
P.S the wind in Iowa is outrageous. And we got a wee ice storm last night. So, here's to hoping I don't get blown away on my way to work. Driving back from Som's last night was like being on an ice rink in a wind tunnel.
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Animals giving birth is so awesome to me, scary, but awesome. My parents freaked when I was defiant about watching my cat have her babies.. I was about 10 yrs old, but she needed me there with her, so I stayed~
I love your enthusiasm for your garden. I've killed many seedlings taking them from my greenhouse to the garden. With age comes wisdom; how lucky you are to have already learned so much.
Safe travels; stay home if it's too bad.
I love reading about your excitement for this year's garden. I've been reading gardening blogs all afternoon. I just hope we get some much needed moisture soon! We are in the middle of our biggest storm so far this year and should have 8 " by morning. One of my problems has always been guessing when the last freeze will be and back tracking to when I should start the plants. That and remembering to bring them in at night while hardening them off
Yeah, Mud Flinger, we are looking that storm right in the face. We're expected 8-12 inches starting tonight. It is going to SUCK driving to work tomorrow at 3 in the morning in a damn blizzard. We've had nothing but snow or rain here. I shouldn't complain. The drought winter is what made gardening last year so miserable. Of course that would be the year I choose to start.
Yesterday was a stressful day. Work was fine. I met my dad's 1/2 chinese friend from Guatemala, and he was really cool.
I got home and went straight outside to batten down the hatches for this storm. Hay bales needed re covered, Chicken coop needed it's northern wind block on, four wheeler needed brought in. I cleaned out and re filled all the stall with new bedding and took scrap hay over to the chicken coop. I also bolstered the laying box with extra insulation hay. I gathered up the eggs, and was ready to head inside when I noticed something different about Ruby.
Essentially, doe goats have two pencil like ligaments running on either side of their tail bone. When she gets close to kidding time, those ligaments will seem to just disappear, leaving a big dish mark in her back end. It's basically the same thing a human's body does. Everything get's loosened up. Well, it's a tell tale sign of imminent kidding, and she had it. Crap. She's 18 days early. 18 days early in goats in a death sentence. They just don't live. Especially in the middle of a blizzard. I was already preparing my speech to mom and dad as to why I needed to bring her inside.
Well anyway, after five hours of getting her stall prepared for kidding, stressing around, feeling for her ligaments every 30 seconds and general freaking out, my friend, and her previous owner came over to look. She checked for the ligs, and couldn't find them either. CRAPPPPP. She commented on how much bigger she is this year than the passed two years. So, either she's got biggies, or there's three in there. We chatted for 1/2 an hour or so. We went to check my other doe, who's ligaments were easily found. Then, we went to check Ruby's one last time. WE FOUND THEM! They came BACK! They were very deep and very squishy. So, she's definitely getting ready, but thank god it's not going to be today or tomorrow. I'm afraid she's still going to go early, but the closer she gets to her due date the more chance they have to live.
*Phew* I'm awfully long winded. Yesterday when I met my Dad's friend we went out to breakfast. I ordered steak and eggs. It came with potatoes. I am PROUD to report I only had three little bites. Typically those would be the first thing gone! I got on the scale again today because I am curious as to how my cycle is running. It said I was another 2 pounds heavier. No, I'm not freaking out. It can't be fat. It's water. I'm just amazed that my body can hold this much excess water. I'm going to try and stay off the scale until this wednesday in hopes that all the water, and a little more will be gone. Hopefully. Maybe.
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module | aspect | implementation -------|--------|--------------- X | biz | aaaa X | db | bbbb X | biz | cccc X | out | dddd ...etc...With information from view D, we can generate all the other views. There is no one right view, so it seems that the approach that most easily allows one to get the view they want based on an as-needed basis is the most logical. The only thing view D does not provide is reference identifiers (function or method calls) and possibly parameters needed for view C. It could probably auto-generate them, but it may be hard to provide human-friendly names in text. I suppose we could provide an optional "notes" or "title" column for View D for that purpose. Parameters may be a bit trickier. Perhaps the code units could optionally inherit variable scope from the caller so that parameters are not needed or optional. This issue may relate to LongFunctions. Another tricky issue is overlaps. Some aspects will overlap in practice, and thus discrete blocks may be an overly simplistic model. (Note that one may be able to force full separation with enough parameter management, but there is a point where it becomes very combersome.) One approach is to have multiple potential aspect labels:
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table: codeChunks ----------------- snippetID // auto-num entity // (name or ID) task // (name or ID) compSpace // (name or ID) sourceTextThis would allow us to bring "together" related issues/snippets for editing, debugging, or inspection. Another approach is to use a many-to-many table, similar to a "roles" table as seen in EmployeeTypes, for more complex classification of chunks. Here is the many-to-many version:
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Exchange Rate Regimes in an Increasingly Integrated World Economyby Paul Masson Michael Mussa Alexander Swoboda Esteban Jadresic Paolo Mauro Andrew Berg
This paper builds upon previous International Monetary Fund (IMF) studies on various aspects of the exchange rate arrangements of IMF member countries consistent with the IMF's role of surveillance of members' exchange rate policies and over the international monetary system. The paper examines the consequences of increased capital mobility and of the integration of developing economies in globalised goods and financial markets for the exchange rate regimes both of the world's major currencies and of developing and transition countries.
Exit Strategies Policy Options for Countries Seeking Greater Exchange Rate Flexibilityby Barry Eichengreen Paul Masson Esteban Jadresic Hugh Bredenkamp Barry Johnston Javier Hamann
In a world of increasing capital mobility and broadening and more diversified trade, many (but not all) developing and transition economies are likely to find it desirable to move from relatively fixed exchange rate regimes to regimes of greater exchange rate flexibility. This paper suggests why, and considers strategies that countries may consider for such a move. It reinforces this discussion with a review of experience from teh past two decades with alternative exchange rate regimes. the paper also identifies policies that can facilitate the transition to greater exchange rate flexibility for countries that wish to pursue this option.
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Global Financial Crises : Institutions and Incentivesby Marcus Miller Paul Masson Manmohan S. Kumar
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Terror Creatures From The Grave (1965) Review
Terror Creatures From The Grave - also known as Cinque tombe per un medium, Cemetery of the Living Dead, Coffin of Terror, and Tombs of Horror – was the cinematic equivalent of listening to a scary story by the campfire as a kid. Only it wasn't as entertaining as all that. There was a severe lack of smores when I watched it. I mostly say so because of the complete lack of flare for storytelling, the childish visual composition, and the contrived scenario in which we find our characters. Terror Creatures From The Grave was made in 1965, but everything from production value to film quality looked as if it was made in 1955. And I know it's not simply because it was Italian, or low budget. It just sucked eggs to a large degree.
Edgar Allan Poe is credited as a writer on Terror Creatures. Apparently the story was "inspired" by the morbid master's writings. That doesn't mean it was based on his writings, or adapted from any single story, it was merely based on his style. Basically, they just wanted to stick his name on the advertising. The premise of the story goes a little something like this: a lawyer receives a letter from a rich Italian living in a countryside villa. The letter requests the lawyer's immediate assistance completing his last will and testament. When the lawyer shows up, he finds the man who sent the letter has been dead for over a year! Very campfire style.
Despite the difficulty I had watching Terror Creatures, there were a few redeeming qualities. The very first scene was an excellent example of old school low budget horror aesthetic. It would have hooked me into the movie if it wasn't followed by a half hour of deathly slow dialogue scenes. Aside from the opener, I enjoyed some of the plague imagery. The mysterious man behind the ghostly letter had studied the occult in his former life and ends up spreading the plague around to some deserving victims. The only other thing Terror Creatures has going for it is some luscious Italian country girls. The film never quite shows nudity, but it does a damn fine job of suggesting it. Supposedly the European cut of the film had a flash of boobs in it, but those damned American distributors decided to cut that shot out. Those bastards! Also, fans of Barbara Steele will want to check this movie out for the saucy sex scene and the sensual bathing scene. Even considering all of that, I would have rather waited in line at the DMV than watch this movie.


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Two Hanover men are under arrest and charged with drug possession.
Police say $50,000 of cocaine and meth were found in a home on Beckmill Road Wednesday.
A stolen rifle, two cars and a large amount of cash were also seized, police said.
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Friday, November 09, 2007
Christmas Gift Suggestions, Part 1
With Christmas not all that far off and all of you early shoppers wondering what to get me, I thought that it might make sense to put some suggestions out there. Useful suggestions for keeping the zomby in your life happy.
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You really can't go wrong with a vintage Mustang. Say, perhaps, a 69 Shelby GT500 Convertible once owned by Carroll hisself.
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A little out of my price range, last year at Barrett-Jackson, another Shelby owned car set records for auction price.
While that's probably out of my price range, too, I might be able to swing a Goat. No, not that kind, this kind.
BTW, "swing[ing] a Goat" isn't exactly the same thing as "swinging a dead cat".
I thought I had better clear that up.
Yeah, I really don't want to run into any animal cruelty issues around Christmas. Ruins the whole vibe, you know.
Damnit, I really thought you guys would come through for me on this one. I so need to become more popular.
Hey, there's no need to go eat worms.
By the way, does it disturb anyone else that the National Institutes of Health has five different versions of "Think I'll Go Eat Worms" on their official website? I mean, they're probably low in carbohydrates and pretty lean, and all, but....


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For Natalie Cole, the past four months can be summed up in one word: unforgettable.
Back in May, the singer received a life-saving kidney transplant. But when she came out of surgery, she learned her sister Cookie, who had been battling lung cancer, had passed away.
"This was a very joyous moment where I've got new life. It was also a very sorrowful moment, where my sister had gone on, and the family that donated the kidney had lost their daughter as well," Cole, 59, says in the November/December issue of AARP The Magazine.
"My first reaction was that I wished I were back on dialysis to have my sister," she says. "These two people had left this earth – and I was here. Why? I feel like I don't deserve it."
Cole was at her sister's bedside when she received word that a kidney was available, and her family forced her to leave.
"I've lost some very special people, but Cookie is the toughest," says the Grammy winner. "There's a part of me that's missing now. I don't expect that I will ever totally get over it."
It had already been a rough year for Cole, who was diagnosed with hepatitis C in April 2008. Chemotherapy treatments left her sick and weak, and she later developed kidney problems, which required dialysis three times a week.
She had little hope of ever being healthy again: "They told me the average wait for a kidney was three years. At first I thought, 'There goes my life.' "
But thanks to the transplant, Cole is – as she told the audience at her Sept. 9 comeback concert – "100 percent" healthy. "I didn't know that I could feel this good again," she says in the interview.
And she has more people than her doctors to thank.
"Those angels on my shoulder who've been there all along – now I know that my sister Cookie is one of them," she says.
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okay, we've reached critical mass with this guardians thing
Stan Lee plagiarized himself with the flordia panthers
it's the black panther with different colors.
And the Penguin is just cyclops with different colours, and the blackhawk AND the Canadian are just Iron man. Hell, the avalanche is ripped off from MR. Freeze


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Whether you're planning one last baby-free vacation, a summer family trip or some water aerobic classes, it can be hard to find maternity swim wear that's stylish, comfortable and — most of all — affordable. Now until January 18, PregO Maternity Wear is 40% off at Zulily.com.
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