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The Wrestler joined the team at a try out to help Leaf Man get his powers back from Bad Santa and the Evil Flying Book. His moment of glory was when he tossed Uni-man into the the Evil Flying Book and destroyed it.
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Approval of Congress Skyrockets to 13 Percent
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Thirteen percent of adults approve of the job Congress is doing, according to Gallup, but things could be worse.
In November, lawmakers scored an all-time low of 9 percent (Gallup has been tracking congressional job approval since 1974).
According to the pollsters, "Congressional approval has rarely been 20% or higher in the last three years."
With numbers like that, it's a wonder voters don't fire their representatives. Ah, but that's a different matter. Polls tend to show that voters like their members of Congress just fine—it's yours they can't stand.
It's a tribute to gerrymandering—and an advertisement for term limits.
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Mayor-elect Lacher: 'This is an amazing, forward-thinking place to live'
Carrie Lacher, 54, was elected Friday Harbor's 28th mayor Tuesday. She is the first woman elected to the job in the town's 100-year history.
Mayor-elect Lacher was born near Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, where her Air Force dad was stationed. The family later moved to Des Moines, Wash., and then Los Angeles and Chicago.
Lacher earned a journalism degree from Northwestern University in 1977 and worked briefly at the Oak Ridger newspaper in Tennessee.
She moved to San Juan Island in 1994. She wrote a column, "The Early Years," for The Journal and, from 1998-01 owned the clothing store 10 Cannery Landing. She became bookkeeper for St. Francis Church and assistant director of the San Juan Community Home Trust.
She lives in the Salal Neighborhood on Carter Avenue; she left the Home Trust after being elected to the Town Council, she said, to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. She supported the annexation of the Buck property to clear the way for the Home Trust's affordable housing neighborhood there.
After she left the Home Trust, she joined the staff of the San Juan Island Library full-time as bookkeeper and library associate. She continues to keep the books for St. Francis Church.
She was elected to the Town Council in November 2007, after unsuccessfully applying for a council vacancy. She also serves as chairwoman of the county Solid Waste Advisory Committee and as a member of the county Housing Bank Commission.
Despite the big issues she will face as mayor — recessionary-decline in tax revenues, budget cuts and infrastructure needs — she is positive about the town's future. "This is an amazing, forward-thinking place to live," she said.
Her issues:
-- Establish a funding source for street improvements; possible revenue sources include a paid lot for public parking.
-- Consider a moratorium on utility rate increases while money is raised to fix needy streets.
-- Consider postponing certain capital improvements, such as enlarging the Trout Lake dam, to stave off water rate increases.
-- Join a countywide stormwater utility to further spread the costs of stormwater improvements.
-- Commercializing recycling services downtown.
-- As mayor, be "a very visible presence" at the Association of Washington Cities, which represents Washington's cities and towns before the state Legislature, the state executive branch and regulatory agencies. "That presence is critical to keep Friday Harbor on Olympia's radar," she said.
-- Ally with other ferry-served communities in this region, so the region has a collective political voice on transportation issues.
-- She will not support a single fire department for San Juan Island unless there is clear benefit for the town; she supported the town's participation in a Sept. 25 conference on establishing regional fire authorities.
The mayor is paid $148 per meeting, with a maximum of four meetings per month (council members receive $85 per meeting).
The mayor is the chief executive of the town. The mayor has ultimate hire and fire authority, although most of that responsibility is delegated to the town administrator.
The mayor has the authority to appoint members of town commissions and committees, although the mayor has traditionally sought the endorsement of the Town Council.
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December 8, 2006 - In a surprising turn of events, Nintendo is already the target of litigious action concerning its newly released Wii console. California-based Interlink electronics has filed a complaint against Nintendo for what it has deemed to be a case of copyright infringement over the pointing functionalities of the Wiimote.
Gaming blog Kotaku has obtained a court filing, issued by the US District Court of Delaware, which accuses Nintendo of infringing on a patent filed previously by Interlink Electronics. The court filing claims that Interlink Electronics has suffered "loss of reasonable royalties, reduced sales and/or lost profits as a result of the infringing activities of" Nintendo.
The claim refers to a patent filed in February, 2005 which refers to a device titled "Trigger Operated Electronic Device." The patent describes the advice as a "trigger operated device in the nature of a pointing device for use with an electronic system such as a computer." The patent continues to describe a device which, on the surface, sounds an awful like the Wii's controller.
The complaint demands that Nintendo be enjoined and restrained from further infringing on the patent, presumably by taking the Wii off the market. Furthermore, the filing demands that the court order Nintendo to pay Interlink three times the assessed damages, including prejudgment interests and attorney fees. Additionally, the plaintiff is demanding a jury trial of any and all issues pertaining to the case.
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mad gay....im not helping sony sell ANY of their products at best buy anymore......they going down.
Their contraption uses infrared to TRANSMIT >>>>DATA<<<< TO THE receiver.
The Wii remote uses IR to >>>>TRIANGULATE POSITION<<<<.
GIVE ME A BREAK. GIVE ME A DAMN BREAK. THE GAMING INDUSTRY WOULD HAVE BEEN WATERED DOWN IF IT WASNT FOR NINTENDO BRINGING NEW IDEAS!! NOW THIS COMPANY WANTS TO HATE ON NINTENDO's GAME. IF NINTENDO DIDNT INNOVATE, THEN CONSOLES WOULD BE MEDIA CENTER COMPUTERS WITH THE SAME OLD GAMES.
Man, I'm tired of shouting. Stop hating on Nintendo.
Long Live Gaming! Long Live Nintendo! The rest can follow and hate on a playa.
They wont win unless they stole the patent. Law suits like this happen with any new technology, all it is is some little shit company who was working on a similar idea and want money.
live in your world. Get pwned in mine.
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exactly right! down with sony!Originally Posted by lloyd_yayo
lol sony
If you cant take the heat...
Get out!
sounds too unreal.. youd think nintendo would do there homework, or atleast have their own patent. I also dont fall for it because "Trigger Operated Electronic Device" isnt pretty specific... it could basically be a remote for an RC car or a tv remote
If the Xbox 360 console falls and hits someone, especially a small child, it could cause serious injury.
Ditto. I plan on applying at Best Buy in the next few weeks, but when (if?) I work there, Sony is getting no help. I'll be recommending Wii out the wassou.Originally Posted by lloyd_yayo
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Across a storm-battered city and suburbs on Monday, Jewish voters went to the polls in substantial numbers, and shared their opinions about their choices.
"As a Jew, there's no way I vote for the man in the White House right now," said Leonard Daniels, 48, who is currently looking for work and has an accounting degree, as he voted on the Upper West Side at the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul on 86th Street.
"He's a smart man, I'll give him that. Instead of social schemes, he should be working on infrastructure: Protection, safety, sanitation, infrastructure. That's what government should be doing."
But Allen Blustine, 70, a clarinetist, said he was "an old-time lefty. Have you ever heard of socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor? I don't understand what all these people are saying … You can't turn the economy around in four years. And what about abortion rights? This is 2012, not 1815."
In Forest Hills, a Queens neighborhood with a large population of Modern Orthodox Jews and émigrés from the former Soviet Union, particularly Uzbekistan, voters indicated a clear preference for Romney –or rather, against Obama.
"No-bama!" shouted attorney Stephan J. Siegel, as he stepped out of the polling place at P.S. 175 The Lynn Gross Discovery School.
"He hates America, he hates Jews, he hates Israel – he's not a friend of Israel," Siegel said of the incumbent. Obama, he added, "has no idea how to run a country.
"My choice? How about f--k Obama," declared another voter, a young Orthodox Jew accompanied by his mother, who declined to give his name. "Just say, 'A guy with a kipa,' " he suggested.
In Long Island's West Hempstead, Joe Varon, a retired special education teacher, offered a list of reasons why he was supporting Obama.
"Among the most important is health care for all Americans," said Varon. "Protecting our global environment, taking climate change and global warming seriously, stopping mountaintop removal and opposing dirty coal, supporting clean renewable energy, objecting to the Keystone Pipeline from Canada, marriage equality for all, women's rights and his support for our allies and the state of Israel."
Also in West Hempstead, Shlomit Metz, 41, a lawyer said she was crossing party lines to vote Republican.
"I have always been a registered Democrat but am voting for Romney," she said. " I am also a woman who happens to be gay and lucky enough to be married in New York State, a state which values my family and I as human beings. Abortion and gay rights are very important to me, but they are not presidential issues. They are legislative and judicial ones. People need to move past these social causes and refocus on the importance of the economic needs of this country and our international relationships; two issues Obama has so severely underserved - if at all."
As a dual Israeli-American citizen, Metz said that while she does not agree with everything Romney stands for, "when the President has no time for [Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu because he needs to appear on popular TV shows and attend fundraisers, that is the act of a President that speaks volumes to the world. It sends a clear message to the international community as to what little value he places on the relationship America has with Israel. That is a very dangerous thing in times like these. "
Jason Finegold, 47, also a West Hempstead resident and a social worker, said he opposed Romney because "to me he represents the big corporation mentality that I have come to despise. Obama isn't a perfect choice but he's not Romney.
Furthermore, with a special needs child and a career as a social worker, i believe that Obama would better represent my needs and values."
Ellen Rosin, from Yonkers, says she voted for Obama, primarily on domestic issues, such as the economy and the women's health issues. As for Israel, she wondered if Romney, with all his position-shifting, could actually be counted on for anything. But Israel was more than a security issue for her, it reflected on her domestic needs, as well.
She said her sister, who lives in Israel, couldn't believe how much less of a social-services net Americans have compared to Israel, where health care is heavily subsidized, compared to what Americans have to pay toward health insurance, and how much more tuitions are subsidized in Israel.
Israeli-Americans, voting in Israel for Romney, she said, can afford to vote just on geopolitical issues because they have more entitlements than Americans can ever dream of. "All those Israelis supporting Romney would be in open revolt if Israel rolled back their entitlements the way Romney wants to in the United States."
Sharona, a woman voting in Riverdale, split her ticket: Romney for president, Democrat Eliot Engel for the House and Kirsten Gillenbrand for Senate, because of her confidence that Romney would be better on foreign affairs -- particularly Israel.
She sees the virtue in keeping either party from dominating Washington. But Sharona did have domestic concerns, and she didn't quite see what the Democrats have done for the middle class or the poor. "At heart, I'm a Democrat. I'm also a Jew," concerned about "not just military threats to Israel but the delegitimization of Israel" on the Democratic left.
Sharona's Romney vote was reinforced "by the booing of Jerusalem at the Democratic convention," Obama's "mishandling of Benghazi," and Obama's "one-sided pressure on Israel," such as demanding, early in his term, a "freeze on Jewish natural growth in Jerusalem's Old City and the West Bank" while making "no analagous demands on the Palestinians."
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Do you thing PFE's reported earnings tomorrow will match or exceed the analysts expected earnings?Also what will be the earnings guidelines for this year?
Pfizer almost always beats consensus earnings expectations. That should be true for Q4-12 given the unexpected strength in the euro.
However, the stock doesn't move much on actual earnings results; it's the GUIDANCE that is much more important. Unfortunately, management believes in giving VERY CONSERVATIVE GUIDANCE initially. That generally doesn't go over very well on Wall Street.
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The recent report showing that Erie County Child Protective Services caseworkers often performed only the minimum amount of work required to investigate child abuse and neglect cases is both heartbreaking and infuriating.
Heartbreaking to think of the children left in the hands of abusers. And infuriating because the system that was set up to protect children was willfully lax in its response. Strong and immediate corrective action should follow the state Office of Children and Family Services' report. No excuses accepted.
The report follows the slayings of two young boys: 5-year-old Eain Clayton Brooks, who was beaten to death in September. His mother's live-in boyfriend, Matthew W. Kuzdzal, has been charged with second-degree murder and sexual assault of the boy.
And there was the killing of 10-year-old Abdifatah Mohamud 16 months earlier. Abdifatah was struck more than 70 times over the head with a baker's rolling pin by his stepfather, Ali-Mohamed Mohamud, in the basement of their East Side home. Mohamud was convicted of second-degree murder and is serving 25 years to life in prison.
The system set up to help save these boys failed them. Eain's family notified Child Protective Services multiple times that the boy was being abused. Abdifatah himself made two calls to 911.
The state report on CPS depicts an agency in crisis. Now the state is requiring Erie County to submit a "corrective action plan" to the state by Dec. 21. The directives include implementing procedures CPS should have been following in the first place. The changes have the potential to help save lives, stop abuse and offer families the type of intervention and help they need. None of that was in place for Eain and Abdifatah, and for who knows how many other children out there who have been lucky enough so far to survive.
Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz's administration intends to continue working closely with the state to make improvements. Some of the directives have already been addressed. The county added more caseworkers and supervisors in the aftermath of Eain's death.
But Poloncarz makes a good point when he says the statewide guidelines for child protective operations are outdated.
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Multifactor productivity in nonfarm business, 2007
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In the private nonfarm business sector, multifactor productivity—output per combined units of labor and capital inputs—rose 0.2 percent in 2007, the slowest rate of growth since 1995.
Labor input in 2007 grew less than half of the previous year, 1.2 percent, compared to 2.6 percent recorded in 2006. Capital services grew 2.9 percent, the same as in 2006.
Within capital services, equipment was the fastest growing component. The increase in equipment in 2007 was largely due to capital services of information processing equipment and software, which rose by 7.4 percent. As in previous years, the fastest growth in equipment was in computers and related equipment, which grew 17.3 percent.
Multifactor productivity is designed to measure the joint influences of economic growth on technological change, efficiency improvements, returns to scale, reallocation of resources, and other factors, allowing for the effects of capital and labor.
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Waller's Instructions to a Painter has an importance in the history of English poetry rather greater than the one its own relatively modest qualities might suggest. The poem's full title was Instructions to a painter, for the drawing of a picture of the state and posture of the English forces at sea, under the command of His Royal Highness in the conclusion of the year 1664. Its first publication was as a broadside. An expanded second edition (1666) added to essentially the same title a clause to explain that the poem dealt with the battel & victory obtained over the Dutch, June 3, 1665. In 1658 Waller contributed commendatory verses to a translation, by his friend Sir Thomas Higgons, of the Italian poet Giovanni …
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More than a few passing geniuses have graced the Premier league since its inception in 1992. As always, though, there are a few that stand out more than most.
These players defy the odds with defense-splitting passes, long-range switches of play and even delicate flicks or chips that always seem to find a teammate.
While some specialize in a certain area of passing, like long balls or crosses, the 20 best pass masters in Premier League history could do it all and do it well. They were/are equally capable of picking out a man from a set piece or from open play.
Some can control the tempo of a match, some provide the killer pass and some can do both. While they may be known more for a specific type of pass, it's their all-around ability in the skill that sets them apart.
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George Waddleton, 41, of Gates Avenue, was arrested at McPherson and Courthouse places about 1:48 a.m. and charged with burglary, theft, possession of a hypodermic needle and criminal mischief, reports said.
Officers on patrol on Five Corners saw Waddleton dive out of the door of the Super Bazaar Store, roll on the ground and run down Hoboken Avenue, reports said.
Just then, a car pulled up and the driver told the cops he believed Waddleton had just burglarized the store, reports said.
The cops cut Waddleton off a few blocks away, and as he ran toward the police car he began throwing jabs and uppercuts, pretending to be working out, reports said. The cops grabbed him and patted him down, finding a roll of 50 singles and the needle, reports said.
The cops found the store's gate halfway down, a ransacked cash register, and a damaged ATM and computer, reports said. They reached out to the owner who said there had been a roll of 50 singles in the cash register, reports said.
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As allegations about verbal abuse by College of Charleston basketball coach Doug Wojcik began to spread earlier this week, three former Tulsa players came forward with vastly different stories about their experiences with the embattled coach.
Kodi Maduka (2009-12), Deion James (2005-06) and Shane Heirman (2008-11) all played under Wojcik at Tulsa, but that's where their similarities end.
Maduka and Heirman considered Wojcik a "great teacher" and a coach who "cared deeply" about his players on and off the court. While conceding that Wojcik could be a task-master as times, they credit him with being a "tremendously" positive influence on their lives.
James, on the other hand, was a first-hand witness and a subject to several of Wojcik's tirades during their one season together and was not "surprised" that allegations of verbal abuse followed the coach to the College of Charleston.
Wojcik has been under lengthy investigation for verbal abuse of his players during his two seasons at the College of Charleston. A month-long investigation and its findings were submitted to the College of Charleston last month. The College of Charleston's investigation exposed dozens of examples of Wojcik lashing out at players with obscenities, personal attacks and physical threats.
The 50-page report, obtained Thursday by The Post and Courier, was compiled with input from 12 players, 10 of them anonymous.
Wojcik is painted as a "Jekyll and Hyde" character who bullies and demeans players, disparages the value of their education and tells some they'll never amount to anything in life.
Before coming to the Lowcountry in the spring of 2012, Wojcik was the head coach at Tulsa from 2005-12 and in seven seasons became the program's winningest coach with 140-92 record, which included two NIT appearances and a CBI title.
However, Tulsa athletic director Ross Parmley fired Wojcik after the 2012 season not because of any allegations of verbal abuse, but for declining attendance at home basketball games.
"Since 2005, we have seen a 35 percent decrease in season-ticket sales, a 43 percent decrease in revenue and rapidly growing apathy among our fan base," said Parmley, in 2012. "Basketball is expected to be a revenue-producing sport and a marquee sport at The University of Tulsa. A change in leadership was necessary."
When Wojcik arrived at Tulsa, James was a who sophomore guard, had started 15 games the previous season. James was a hold-over from the John Phillips era. Phillips resigned early in 2004-05 season after a 2-5 start.
James said the season he spent under Wojcik was the "worst year" of his life because of the constant verbal beatings he took from the former Naval Academy star. James played in 28 games and averaged less than four points a contest with Wojcik had the helm.
"Coach degraded, belittled, and outright disrespected not only myself and my former teammates, but also his assistants as well as several staff members of the school," James said. "I have played for many tough coaches, however, no matter how tough you are as a coach, there is a line that once you cross, you can never come back. I've seen with my own eyes Wojcik cross that line. He talked a lot about being a 'foxhole' guy and he said I wasn't a 'foxhole' kind of teammate"
James' scholarship was not renewed the following season.
Maduka and Heirman were both recruited by Wojcik and both said the coach helped them mature and got them ready for the world after college and basketball.
The 6-11 Maduka was a starter for Wojcik during his final season at Tulsa and considered an NBA prospect.
"I came in as a 17-year-old freshman who was immature, hard-headed, and had attitude," Maduka said in an email. "And if it had not been for Doug Wojcik's high energy and initiative as a coach, I probably would not have grown up as fast as I did in those three years. He transformed me into the man I am today. Doug Wojcik is a loving, caring man who only wants the best for his players and who truly wants to see them be successful not only in basketball, but in life."
Heirman said Wojcik was a tough, demanding coach, but he was also fair.
"It was obvious that he cared about the whole person, not just the basketball player," Heriman said. "He worked with you to develop every aspect of your life and pushed you - albeit hard - to be the best you could be. Personally, I can now see that I needed the tough love. It opened my eyes to some changes that needed to be made in my life and I am forever grateful for his guidance and the positive influence he has had on me."
The one thing all three players could agree upon was that Wojcik was an elite strategist in the coaching ranks. Even James said Wojcik's meticulous pre-game preparations were the best he'd ever encountered and still uses some of the techniques he learned under his former coach to this day.
"As an X's and O's coach, he was second to none, the best I've ever been around," said James, who works as an assistant basketball coach at Hamilton High School in Milwaukee. "The man knows the game of basketball. Scouting, film study and knowing what plays or defense the other team is going to do, he's great. He was the best coach I've ever played for from that standpoint."
But James added there's more to being a good head coach than just being a great tactician on the bench.
"That's about 20 percent of it," James said. "Trust is a huge part of being a good head coach. You want your players to want to play for us and trust you and that's where coach Wojcik fails in my opinion."
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Recently, there was a box given to me as a gift. Inside of this box, I found several items and each item had a passage and a scripture attached. The box was called "A SURVIVAL KIT", the contents of the box were:
Button: "Button your lips" to keep from saying unkind things about others or talking when it is not appropriate.
Keep thy tongue from evil, and thy lips from speaking guile. Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it. Psalm 34:13-14
Toothpick: "Pick out" the good qualities of everyone, including you.
Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. Those things, which ye have both learned, and received, and heard, and seen in me, do: and the God of peace shall be with you. Philippians 4:8-9
Band Aid: To remind you of healing, not causing hurt feelings.
He that saith he is in the light, and hateth his brother, is in darkness even until now. He that loveth his brother abideth in the light, and there is none occasion of stumbling in him. But he that hateth his brother is in darkness, and walketh in darkness, and knoweth not whither he goeth, because that darkness hath blinded his eyes. John 2:9-11. See also Hosea 4:1-19
Eraser: Everyone makes mistakes sometimes and that's alright!
I write unto you, little children, because your sins are forgiven you for his name's sake. 1 John 2:12
Lifesaver Candy: Think of Jesus Christ as your "lifesaver." Whenever you need a helping hand, Christ is there.
The righteous cry, and the LORD heareth, and delivereth them out of all their troubles. The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. Psalm 34:17-19
Candle: Share your light with others.
The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? Psalm 27:1
Cotton Ball: To remind you of the rough roads ahead: seek ye the cushioned support of GOD, your family and friends.
They prevented me in the day of my calamity: but the LORD was my stay. Psalm 18:18
Gold Thread: Friendship is the golden thread that ties together the hearts of everyone. To remind you that it is our belief and love of Christ that ties us together.
For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38-39
Only let your conversation be as it becometh the
gospel of Christ: that whether I come and see you, or else be absent, I may
hear of your affairs, that ye stand fast in one spirit, with one mind
striving together for the faith of the gospel. Philippians 1:27
Tissue: Dry someone's tears and not be a source of tears that flow.
For the Lamb which is in the midst of the throne
shall feed them, and shall lead them unto living fountains of waters: and
God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes. Revelation 7:17
Rubber Band: Hug others. We are all banded together through Jesus Christ.
Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly
love; in honor preferring one another Romans 12:10
Pencil: List your blessings every day.
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ. Ephesians 1:3
Chewing Gum: Stick with it and you can accomplish anything.
I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13
Mint: You are worth a mint to your Heavenly father.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16
Hershey Kiss: Everyone needs a kiss or a hug every day.
Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and every one that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. 1 John 4:7
Tea Bag: Relax daily and go over your list of God's blessings.
In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of
God in Christ Jesus concerning you.


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October 1, 2008 LaCie's new 4big Quadra is a four-bay, hot-swappable RAID data back-up solution that offers burst transfer rates of 200-230MB/s and up to 6TB (6000GB) capacity as a compact stand-alone unit - which can be scaled up to 24TB by linking four units together - along with the promise of energy efficient and quiet operation.
The Neil Poulton designed 4big includes eSATA, Firewire 400/800, and Hi-Speed USB 2.0 connectivity and caters for high speed applications like photo processing, audio/video projects, pre-press and HD post-production.
"The LaCie 4big Quadra definitely sets a new standard in RAID Technology for creative professionals and small sever backups," said to Arnaud Prézelin, LaCie Product manager for Creative Pro solutions. "For instance, the 4big Quadra enables digital content creators to work on multiple HD video streams or to manage RAW photos libraries with live effects."
The 4big supports seven RAID modes including RAID 0 and RAID 5 for optimal performance and data protection and LaCie claims that it saves up to 30-80 percent more energy is almost 50 percent quieter than traditional RAID towers. The unit is also compatible with Time Machine™ and ships with Genie Backup Manager Pro™ and Intego Backup Manager Pro™ for customizable backup and computer recovery.
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As Florida found out the hard way, Nik Stauskas likes the left corner, especially behind the 3-point line.
In Michigan's 79-59 blowout over the Gators, Stauskas made 6-of-6 on 3-pointers, including 5 of 5 from that spot.
SI.com's Luke Winn mapped out Stauskas' last 107 three-point attempts, and he's 23 of 42 from the "Stauskas Corner" (54 percent). Eighty-two of of his last 107 attempts have come from either the left wing or the left corner.
Earlier this week, Wolverines coach John Beilein said one of the strengths of Jim Boeheim's zone is Syracuse has been able to keep key players from getting the shots they want, even at certain spots.
According to Winn's chart, Stauksas has attempted just 12 3-pointers from the right side of the floor in the past 24 games. So here's guessing he's working the left side of that Orange zone on Saturday night.
• Syracuse.com: While in Atlanta, the Orange got a chance to watch the last player to lead Syracuse to a national title. Carmelo Anthony scored 40 points for the New York Knicks in a 95-82 win over the Hawks. Anthony starred as a freshman in 2003 at Syracuse.
• The Atlantic: The Facebook Fan Map for the Final Four has been updated. And Michigan looks to have a dominant presence over the rest of the country.
• CBSSports.com: Not surprisingly, Jeff Borzello ranks behind Michigan only behind Louisville among the remaining teams. "They are playing more free-flowing and open, and the emergence of Mitch McGary has an impact player on the interior and has taken Michigan to a new level. Trey Burke isn't shooting the ball well, but he showed against Kansas that he can still carry the Wolverines."
• ESPN.com: Myron Medcalf and Eamonn Brennan take a trip around the watercooler with some topics advancing the weekend. They talk about whether Michigan will be able to score on the Syracuse zone. But, also, could the Orange keep up if a high-scoring game breaks out?


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A native of Highland County, Ohio, Polk grew up on a farm and graduated from high school in New Vienna, Ohio. He did not serve during World War I because of a physical disability, and graduated from Ohio State University in 1919.
Polk worked as a school administrator in small towns in Ohio during the 1920s, and was first elected to office in 1930, as a U.S. Congressman from Ohio's 6th District. He won five elections in a row before stepping down in 1941.
During World War II, Polk worked as a special assistant in the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C.
After the war, Polk re-entered politics, and won back his old Congressional seat in the 1948 election. He remained in Congress until his death.
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When the thought of opening our own Great Harvest bakery came to mind, we had to choose a city. Close your eyes, point at the map? Not so much.
Charlottesville was high on our list, mostly because we had traveled here and knew the vibe of the city was full of life.
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- Local food movement
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- Hiking
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- East Coast / Mid Atlantic
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- AMAZING restaurants
- Great place to raise a family
- Close to home
- Huge running community
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- 4 gorgeous seasons
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These are some of my favorites!
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Aromas + Here | Moroccan and fabulous – a hidden gem at Barrack's Road Shopping Center
Beer Run + Here + Here + Here + Here + Here | Definitely our favorite spot in Charlottesville. Beer Run is part beer store part bar and part restaurant. And they do it all well.
Bluegrass Grill | Fabulous brunch spot with a large menu and delicious biscuits
Eppie's + Here + Here + Here + Here | Great lunch spot on the downtown mall. The Santa Monica salad is incredible and comes with pumpkin bread on the side! They also have an awesome veggie combo plate.
Bodo's Bagels + Here | A Cville classic. I ate breakfast here a few times while traveling. Love that you can order natural peanut butter as a topper!
The Nook + Here | Famous diner downtown open all day long but famous for breakfast/brunch.
Continental Divide and Here | Tucked away halfway down Main Street with just a sign reading "Get In Here", this place has delicious, fresh Mexican food. I loved my bean + cheese burrito!
Blue Ridge Country Store and Here | A killer salad bar right down town.
Feast and Here and Here | Fancy take-away salads and sandwiches in a casual atmosphere with light seating. Food is as fresh as it gets!
12th Street Taphouse | [ Closed 🙁 ]
Bellair Market | Gourmet sandwiches in a gas station!? Only in Cville.
Mono Loco + Here + Here + Here + Here + Here | The Spice-A-Rita is hands down the best Margarita I've ever had. The burritos here are creative (stuffed with seafood!) and you can get them all as salads. One of our favorite casual spots!
Boylan Heights | A build-your-own burger joint on the corner with sweet potato fries!
Christian's Pizza | Downtown by-the-slice pizza place. Inexpensive and quick! A Cville favorite.
Baja Bean | We had great service, great prices, delicious food!! LOVED my taco salad! [Second time there, we weren't so happy..]
Revolutionary Soup + Here + Here | Casual with a GREAT menu!
Fry's Spring Station | Charming. Pizza in a restored gas station. Local beer list and fabulous hummus plate!
Miche Tavern | A 200-year-old, family-style colonial reenactment buffet. True Southern food! A bit expensive though.
Rapture | A bar, club and restaurant with an impressive and reasonably priced menu.
Cville Coffee | At McIntire Plaza (next to the future Great Harvest!), this coffee shop has it all: parking, space for seating, wifi, plenty of coffee to drink, fabulous creative sandwiches and good salads. I love their hummus!
Now & Zen Sushi | Casual sushi place, great for lunch. Asian modern feel.
Horse + Hound Gastropub | Great unique beers and pub food. Right on Main Street near downtown. Great French fries!
Fellini's | Great vibe with live music often! The bar is super cozy and the Italian food is outstanding. Get the Opolo Zin!
9 1/2 Lounge | Located above Fellini's (same owners!) is Cville's speakeasy! Themed from head to toe of the 20s, have fun saying the password at the door and enjoy a Manhattan for me!
Alley Light and Here | A lounge/bar with a small-plates menu. GREAT bartender, cheese plates and desserts.
Escafe and Here | Downtown casual with outdoor seating and reasonable prices. Great salads with lots of topping options – like fried calamari!
Cinema Taco | Downtown next to the Jefferson Theater and easy to miss. A local Qdoba with great tacos, quesadillas, taco salads and more for great prices and outdoor seating.
The Whiskey Jar and Here and Here | Downtown near the Omni, this is a bar + restaurant in one with a great rustic atmosphere and a small but flavorful menu of bar food, Southern favorites, and salads. Prices are good and the drinks – even better!
The Flat Takeaway Creperie | Located downtown on Water St., this is the perfect spot for a light meal or an evening snack. They have savory and sweet, vegetarian and local ingredients.
Citizen Burger Bar and Here | Fun burger place downtown serving grass-fed beef, local produce and cheeses. Great fries!
Moto Pho Co. | West Main Street pho restaurant. Excellent value, modern group seating vibe and delicious pho options. Get the tofu dishes!
Sweethaus Cupcakes and Here | AMAZING buttercream! They have an array of big and mini cupcakes plus coffee and candy.
Sedona Taphouse | Tons of beers on tap and by the bottle. Pretty good menu with lots of choices.
Two Guys Tacos | A really fun quick taco restaurant with surprisingly gourmet offerings. Get the empanada!
Ace Biscuit + BBQ | A tiny restaurant with big flavor opened for breakfast and lunch. Great pastured BBQ and delicious sides.
Zinburger | Burger bar at Barrack's Road Shopping Center
La Chocolaterie + Flora Cheese) | Amazing chocolate and cheese inside Milli Joe Coffeehouse
Fancier Restaurants
Commonwealth + Skybar + Here + Here + Here + Brunch + Brunch + Brunch | Downtown favorite for ambiance and drinks. A fabulous local-centered restaurant with a great menu and rooftop bar. Be prepared to wait for a table. Sip a bourbon while you do!
Fleurie | Very fancy French restaurant with great romantic ambiance and excellent service.
Blue Light Grill and Here and Here | Interesting flavor combos in a modern atmosphere. Seafood specialty and great bar. Big city feel in a small town.
MAS Tapas + Here + Here | The #1 recommended restaurant when we moved here, MAS in Belmont did not disappoint. We enjoyed every course we got.
Bang! and Here | Dined here for restaurant week and were very impressed with the food AND presentation! Very impressive tapas – bright and flavorful, veggies included, good prices, great martinis!
Ten | Downtown sushi in a lofty upstairs atmosphere. Raspberry sushi. That's all I'm gonna say!
Bizou and Here and Here and Here | Rock-n-Roll gourmet menu. Patio dining when it's warm!
Zinc and Here | Swank meets garage hipster. Great patio! Really great creative use of ingredients.
Maya and Here and Here | Southern food meets fresh + local movement.
Enoteca + Here | Unfortunately this place was converted into a different restaurant.
Positively Fourth Street and Here and Here and Here | Awesome casual-yet-gourmet menu with a focus on local and a modern vibe. Ask for the manager Sarah and tell her Kath says hello!
Zocalo and Here and Here and Here and Here and Here | Favorite downtown spot! This restaurant may have persuaded us to move to Cville 🙂 I still think about my vanilla-orange scallops and Karen's Norwegian salmon, and the Relleno Pepper is the best entree in TOWN!
Camino | Simple ingredients presented in a fancy way. Great pasta choices.
Himalayan Fusion and Here | It took us a while to crave the style of food here, but once we dove in, we were "mmmming" through our meal. The Peshawari Naan was incredible!!
The Local and Here and Here | Awesome menu, awesome atmosphere, awesome flavor.
Orzo and Here and Here and Here and Here | AMAZING Italian-themed menu. Get a reservation, but the bar menu is also top notch.
Brookville and Here and Here | A smallish menu revolving around local food. Upstairs, intimate dining with a bit of local flair decor.
Montiel Brassiere | A funky, creative restaurant off of Hydraulic Rd.
C&O and Here | Famous and fabulous, tucked away with nooks, crannies and a really creative menu.
Tavola + Here | Cozy, rustic, Italian and booming! Amazing food, cozy atmosphere. Be prepared to wait for a table, but it's worth it!
Hamilton's + Here | Upscale dining on the downtown mall with a great menu of local meats and creative dishes.
Petit Pois and Here and Brunch | Modern, funky, French and intimate downtown.
Al Dente | Cozy Italian at the IX project. Delicious menu at reasonable prices.
Duner's and Here | One of those restaurants that kept coming up in conversation, well worth the wait. Out Ivy Road with a fantastic broad menu with lots of seafood and wonderful crabcakes!
Keswick Hall and Here | Home of the famous Fossett's restaurant where I have yet to dine, we've made an annual tradition of going to Keswick during the Christmas season for a beautiful lunch.
l'etoile | Fancy Virginia cuisine on West Main. Lovely porch in the summer – and delicious food!
Zynodoa | 40 minutes away in Staunton, this restaurant is worth the drive. Farm-to-table delicious fare and surrounded by cute antique shops!
Tempo and here. | Swanky French fusion downtown. Great bar scene!
Glass Haus Kitchen | Super swanky and modern local food restaurant downtown. Amazing cocktails! {NOW CLOSED 🙁 }
Parallel 38 | New wine + tapas place at Stonefield. Small-ish menu but delicious flavor. The wine list is short but impressive.
The Clifton Inn | A fancy farm-to-table restaurant just outside of the city limits. If you have the chance, sit at the chef's table for a one-of-a-kind dining experience in the kitchen!
Red Pump Kitchen | A Tuscan/Mediterranean brick-oven restaurant downtown. The menu has both pizza and fancy dishes.
Things To Do
First Friday Gallery Crawl [September] and October and December + February + April | The first Friday of every month the art galleries in Cville open doors to the public to showcase new exhibitions. Many have food and wine too!
Fridays After Five + Here | Fridays in the summer, there's always a crowd at the Pavilion gathering for live music and beer from trucks.
The Farmer's Market + Here + Here | Everything you could ask for in a farmer's market!
Arch's Frozen Yogurt + Here [And a million others!] | Get the gooey brownie. No words.
Sweet Frog Frozen Yogurt | Right on the downtown mall! The self-serve yogurt flavors actually taste like the flavors!!
Splendora's Gelato + Here | Better than ice cream. Try the curry flavor!
Pearl's Cupcake Shoppe | A sweet cupcake shop with a vintage vibe and crazy flavors
Shenandoah Joe's Coffee | Charlottesville did not let down with it's local coffee roasters. Amazing varieties!
Carter Mountain | Pick-your-own fruit at the top of the mountain with beautiful views of the city.
Monticello and Here | Can't miss it!! President Jefferson's home.
Market Street Wine Shop | Tastings every Friday!
Tea Bazaar | An upstairs tea room with a great [lite] menu of homemade soups and salads to match
Twin Oaks Tofu Tour | A commune in the Virginia countryside that makes fab tofu!
Wine + Beer
Blenheim + Here | Dave Matthews's winery!
Kluge | Sadly, this winery closed. Rumor is that Trump himself purchased the estate? Open again please!
Jefferson and Here and Here and Here and Here | Complex wines that suite the modern palate. They also have great special events in the barrel barn and a gorgeous lawn for picnicking! Tell them you're a KERF reader : )
Pollak and Here | Gorgeous setting and some of the best Virginia wine we've had!
Veritas | One of Charlottesville's most famous, it's fancy and produces some really nice wines.
Flying Fox | Very small winery a bit on the funky side.
Blue Mountain Brewery + Here + Here + Here | Delicious brews plus a picture-perfect setting for drinking them. They also have a great restaurant with gourmet pizzas, salads and more.
Devil's Backbone and Here | Brewery, restaurant and events lawn nestled in a valley between beautiful Virginia mountains.
Sweely Estate Winery | Beautiful estate in Madison County, a nice combo with a hike in Shenandoah National Park! Really great Bordeaux blend wines and charming owners.
Pippin Hill + Here + Here + Here | Winery with amazing views, good wine and gourmet lunch fare. Portions are small but delicious.
King Family Vineyards | Gorgeous scenery, good wines and the perfect spot for a picnic – especially on Sundays in the summer for polo matches!
Keswick Vineyards | Amazing wines in a picturesque setting
Castle Hill Cidery | A big rustic bar with a tasting room on the side, these ciders are fun and refreshing and right around the corner from Keswick.
Champion Brewery and Here + Here | New in late 2012 and a convenient downtown location. The beers are great! A great bar spot (there's no food though..)
Three Notch'd Brewing Co. | An awesome brewery close-ish to downtown with a great selection of beers, snacks and bar-like atmosphere.
Brew Ridge Music Festival (August)
Top of the Hops Beer Festival 2010, 2011, 2012| (September)
Foxfield | (September)
Lighting Of The Lawn | (December) A UVA classic!
Brews with a View @ Second Street Gallery and Here | Music, beer + wine and fun on top of a downtown art gallery
Jefferson Bastille Day Dinner | An annual formal dinner complete with a delicious wine for every course!
Women's Four Miler [September]
Hill & Holler Dinner: Cider Week
Hill & Holler Dinner: Chef Dean Maupin
Forage Dinner: The Clever's Cookout
Fall 2013: Virginia Craft Brewers Fest
Evenings Supper Club | A speakeasy supper club held monthly
Carter's Mountain | A spin-off trail from the Monticello Trail, this winds through the woods and ends up on top of Carter's Mountain. Look for it to the right about 1/4 of the way up the Monticello Trail.
Humpback Rock | A STEEP but not-too-long hike with incredible views! A bit farther away. Pretty strenuous!
Ivy Creek | 6 miles of trails. Good for kids! Very easy to walk, well marked. 5 minutes outside of town town.
Ragged Mountain | Rugged and less organized, but scenic and fun.
Monticello Trail and Here. | Well groomed with boardwalks, this trail starts at the bottom of a mild mountain and hikes up 2 miles to Monticello. There are also nice turn-off trails for more ground to cover.
Old Rag | Charlottesville classic – and possibly the best hike on the East Coast! 8.8 miles and very strenuous. Prepare to scramble across rocks and really climb at times. But simple gorgeous!
Shenandoah National Park | South River Falls
Where To Stay
South Street Inn | We stayed here on our house-hunting visit and loved the place. You cannot beat the location (right downtown) and the prices were competitive with all the chain hotels. It wasn't fancy, but it was a nice stay. And the breakfast, evening hors d'oeuvres and cookies were all excellent!
400 West High | A new B&B in the historic district opened summer 2011. It's clean, bright and the owner is very nice. Also just a short walk to Great Harvest!!
Hampton Inn + Courtyard on Main Street | These are the closest "standard" hotels to downtown, although they do book up fast. Both are in walkable locations to downtown and the university. (Hampton Inn is closer to downtown)
Hilton Garden Inn at Pantops | Pretty accessible to downtown and pretty new
Stay Charlottesville | A great site full of cottages and condos and things you can rent nightly or for a long weekend. Some really cute options!
Oakhurst Inn | Right next to UVA, this is the perfect place for anyone visiting the University. Lots of Euro-modern suites and a really great breakfast cafe next door.


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BAY VILLAGE - Councilman Clete Miller has drafted legislation that would regulate the installation of permanently installed electric generators outside homes and businesses.
The ordinance already received its first two readings during City Council meetings. Council is expected to vote on the legislation later this month.
It would protect neighbors from excessive noise and prevent eyesores while streamlining the process for those installing the emergency backup equipment, Miller said.
Miller, who chairs City Council's planning and zoning committee, developed the legislation with input from other committee members and the city's zoning board.
During a zoning board meeting Dec. 6, a dozen city residents requested permission to install generators. Currently, all such requests must come before the board.
The large number of applications follows Superstorm Sandy, which knocked out power to Bay Village homes for as long as six days.
Miller started working on the legislation before the storm hit, saying he foresaw a need to streamline the process to prevent every request for a permanent generator from having to go before the zoning board. At the same time, the city wants to protect neighbors who might be upset if a noisy generator is installed too close to their home or in high-visibility locations.
The ordinance Miller crafted would require that, in most cases, generators be located in rear yards and at least 10 feet from a neighbor's property line.
"We do have exceptions for side yards in residential neighborhoods, but they would have to show a need," Miller said. "They have to have a unique condition."
For example, if a back yard were too small to accommodate a generator, or if it could not safely be located there, the city could grant permission for a side yard placement. Applicants for a permit, if they were unhappy with the building department's decision, could still appeal to the board of zoning appeals, Miller said.
In addition, the ordinance would establish maximum noise levels for the equipment, as rated by a manufacturer.
The ordinance would prohibit the use of diesel generators in residential areas in favor of natural gas generators, which tend to be quieter and have fewer emissions.
It also would address requirements for screening or buffering the equipment from neighbors.
The guidelines generally follow the requirements already imposed by the zoning board, but adopting the requirements as law would give the building department the authority to grant permission to applicants in most cases. Unique cases would still go before the zoning board.
Miller is inviting input from residents interested in commenting on the proposed legislation. He emphasized that the legislation would apply only to permanently installed generators and not the small, portable units many residents use. He said he may tackle issues involving the portable generators in future legislation, but it would be a more complicated issue.
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Every collection exuded an uber-feminine and whimsical feel, which was simply magical. The designs I were drawn to this season were not just the ball gowns but the chic ensembles perfectly suited for the ladies who lunch. These designs by Giambattista Valli, Valentino, and Christian Dior were truly at the top of my list.
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A Stockton man and his son were tied up and forced to strip out of their clothes during a robbery.
Officers were called to a home in the 600 block of North Harrison Street in the Civic District about 6 p.m. Saturday.
Investigators said a 40-year-old man and his 13-year-old son told police they returned home to find three men inside. One of the men was armed with a rifle or shotgun, police said.
The victims were subdued with tape and told to remove their clothes, police said.
Officers said the robbers took cash, a cellphone and a gaming system.
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Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO ) CEO Marissa Mayer announced the company has bought Tumblr for $1.1 billion. It's her boldest move yet since joining Yahoo! last summer. Even though she promised "not to screw it up," the Tumblr acquisition has some wondering if Yahoo! paid too much. In this installment of Investor Beat, Motley Fool analysts Andy Cross and Jason Moser discuss the pros and cons of the deal and whether it will pay off for investors.
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I admit it, I was concerned that my cholesterol levels would change when I switched from a low-fat CW diet on which I'd lost ~70 pounds to Paleo last July. All of my levels rocked, but I had been on a weight plateau for close to 1.5 years and I was hoping this approach would improve some digestive system problems.
Lo these 6 months later it was physical time. I've lost 10 pounds in the past 6 months. I was quite close to my goal, and I am now at the target weight that I've been trying to reach for 3 years. My cholesterol levels are pretty much exactly the same as they were. No change, which is great because they were quite good before. So between this, the improvement of digestive system issues, and just how GOOD I feel, I will be sticking with this :)
I would LIKE to lose at least 8 more pounds and drop my BF another 6-7% but that will just have to come when it comes. I've not noted the drastic changes that others have with this, but things have certainly improved. With this bad shoulder that is severely limiting my upper body work it does make it more difficult to build muscle - which for a 53 year old woman is difficult anyway. All in all this has been a very positive 6 months!


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The new Nokia N95 8GB is a phone that is classified as a TriBand, or able to send and receive phone calls at four different frequencies, such as 900, 1800 and 1900 Mhz. This makes network coverage on virtually almost any soil worldwide. With regard to the appearance of connections to the internet, this phone presents a very high number, four. The first is the normal connection and economic Wap , followed by the faster but more expensive wireless GPRS connection, and its innovative UMTS , made possible thanks to Dual Mode, the fastest among all but the cost almost prohibitive.
The new Nokia N95 8GB mobile phone belongs to the family of so-called "slide" or slide. This type of design sliding presents both advantages and disadvantages: it is possible to mount a large screen size without affecting so high on the total size of the phone itself, but unfortunately does not offer any kind of protection against accidental bumps and scratches.
The new Nokia N95 8GB has a high number of customizations available to its users. Using any of the four internet connections available, WAP, GPRS, UMTS and WiFi, you can download from the network for your mobile wallpapers, ringtones (polyphonic and all valves) and games, without fear of any problems with compatibility with support the latest technology in java for mobile phones, J2ME.
The new Nokia N95 8GB is equipped with perhaps the best built-in camera of mobile phones on the market today: it boasts an incredible resolution of less than 5 megapixels, and is comparable if not superior to the normal compact cameras on the market. It is able to capture shots of the highest quality, maintained even when viewed on larger screens, such as that of a television or computer.


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Alma Rubens
Born Feb 19, 1897
Alma Rubens was an American silent film actress and stage performer.
Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Alma Rubens.
1897 Birth Born on February 19, 1897.
1916 19 Years Old Her breakthrough performance was in 1916 in the movie Reggie Mixes In. … Read More
1917 20 Years Old In 1917 she starred in The Firefly of Tough Luck, which was a big success. … Read More
1918 21 Years Old Rubens married three times. Her first marriage to actor Franklyn Farnum, nearly twenty years her senior, lasted only a month. The couple were married secretly, and Rubens sought a divorce in August 1918.
1923 26 Years Old In November 1923 she married Dr. Daniel Carson Goodman, an author and film producer. The marriage was brief and a suit for divorce was filed in January 1925. … Read More
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She retired temporarily from the screen in 1926.
1929 32 Years Old Her career practically ended overnight, as fast as it had begun. Rubens did play Julie in the 1929 part-talkie film version of Show Boat--her next-to-last film and one of her few sound films. … Read More
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DETROIT (AP) — A Belgian man who swam across the Detroit River from Canada has pleaded guilty to trying to enter the U.S. illegally.
Sam Smolders was dripping wet when he was discovered on the Detroit side of the river in the wee hours of Sept. 5. The 24-year-old Smolders was raised in Arizona but had to leave the United States after high school because he was not here legally.
He says he's tried to return to the U.S., but immigration officials have turned him down. So he decided to sneak in by swimming from Canada.
Smolders pleaded guilty Thursday. Records show he was given no additional jail time.


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Pregnancy can be a testing time for women with the body undergoing a sea of changes (both physical and emotional). And one area that is prone to change a lot as the due date nears is the pubic area which needs to be kept clean and dry at all costs. And that includes removing unwanted hair from the pubic region.
Sadly, that becomes a near impossible task owing to the bulging tummy that hides away the pubic region completely. And no amount of stretching or bending would enable you to catch a glimpse of the area you need to clean.So how do you go about getting rid of pubic hair when you are pregnant? Telling a family member (even your husband) can be quite embarrassing too. Well here are some effective tips you can try out to remove pubic hair and keep your genitals clean throughout your pregnancy.
Ways to Removing Pubic Hair During Pregnancy
Using a Shaver
Women who are used to shaving off their pubic hair need to be extra cautious when doing the same during pregnancy. For even a small mistake can cause a serious wound and ensuing infections.
The best way to remove pubic hair with a shaver when you are pregnant is to use a mirror. Catching a glimpse of the mirror image of the area would enable you to have an idea of where to shave. Accordingly, you can start off by trimming the hair with a trimmer and then use a shaver to shave off the remaining hair. Be very careful when you are using both the trimmer and shaver though and go about the process very carefully.
Using Hair Removal Creams
Hair removal creams can be considered safer options when compared to shavers when removing pubic hair during pregnancy. Apply the cream all over the genital area, wait for a few minutes and simply wipe off the area with a wad of cotton or a piece of cloth. Use a mirror afterwards to check if you might have missed out on any area.
Threading Hair
Threading can effectively remove unwanted hair from the body. However, when it comes to a sensitive area like the pubic region, you need to be extra careful. The process may be painful and can possibly cause rashes as well. So be completely sure before you go ahead with the process. And seek the help of a friend if required.
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Permanent Removal Strategies
Of course there is always the option of laser therapy to permanently get rid of unwanted body hair, including the hair present in the pubic region. And although the procedure can be expensive, it would offer permanent relief from unwanted hair by uprooting them from the follicles and sealing the same.
Avoid Waxing
Some women opt to wax unwanted hair from the body. Be forewarned that waxing can be quite painful in the sensitive areas of the body, including the pubic region. The procedure can potentially cause extreme pain, rashes, wounds and infections. So opt for other alternatives when trying to remove pubic hair during pregnancy.
Preventing Rapid Hair Growth
It is generally considered wise to apply some turmeric or coconut oil in the genital area after removing pubic hair. Doing so will ensure that the hair does not grow back rapidly.


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HANOVERTON - Joseph Arthur Hicks, 48, of Hanoverton died Wednesday at Akron City Hospital.
He was born April 7, 1965 in Salem, the son of Mack Arthur and Nancy Irene (Peoples) Hicks.
Survivors include his mother, Nancy Keenan of Toronto, Ohio; four daughters, Ashley (James) Hill of Leetonia, Teana Hicks of Salem, Maudie Hicks of Hanoverton and Joey Hicks of Hanoverton; three brothers, Jim (Connie) Hicks of Newell, W.Va., Timothy Hicks of Lisbon and Earl Hicks also of Lisbon; four sisters, Bozene (Dan) Koterbo of Bergholz, Amy (John) Holloway of Naples, Fla., Tammy Frank of Lisbon and Mandy Young of Steubenville; and one grandson, James Hill.
Calling hours will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday at the Maple Cotton Funeral Home. The funeral service will follow at 6 p.m. with Pastor Stanley Graybill officiating. Cremation will follow.


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Tiny chalkboard eggs
• Blown eggs, as many as desired, clean and dry
• Black chalkboard paint (spray or brush-on)
• Small flat paintbrush (if using brush-on paint)
• Coloured chalk
• Paper towel
• Tiny magnets and glue (optional)
1 Paint the eggs and let them dry. If you are using spray paint, work outdoors or in a ventilated space.
2 To create a bond for the designs, cover the surface of each egg with any colour chalk and then, using a paper towel, gently rub off the chalk.
3 Draw a design on each egg freehand, using as many colours as you like.
4 If you'd like to display an egg on your refrigerator or a memo board, glue a tiny magnet to its back.


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North Charleston police are investigating a security officer's report that a man shot at his vehicle Thursday at 9701 Patriot Boulevard.
Shortly after 3 a.m., officers were dispatched to a construction site at that address after the security reported the incident, police spokesman Spencer Pryor said.
The guard told police he was sitting in his security vehicle inside when a man walked up, Pryor said, As the guard got out of his vehicle to confront the suspect, the man fired one round, striking his security vehicle, he said.
The suspect then fled on foot, Pryor said.
Police have not identified the guard or the company he works for.
Dorchester District 2 posted a message on their Facebook page this morning at around 10:30 a.m. The post stated:
"At 6:30 a.m. when Pye Elementary administrators arrived at school, a news crew was in front of the school reporting on the incident. The Principal has been in constant contact with police and has taken precautionary measures to put staff on alert and had maintenance and custodial conduct a sweep of school rooms and bathrooms. There is a heightened police presence in the area and there is a SRO at the school today. However, there is no indication that the alleged suspect is still in the area and police do not feel there was any danger to the school. Mrs. Williams has sent out a Parentlink message to parents reassuring them that all is well at the school and they are following a normal schedule."
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