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Clyde Middleton, 32, revealed his identity just before being brought to jail, and he was found to be a fugitive from justice out of York, Pa.
At about 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 27, Middleton's vehicle was stopped while driving 93 miles per hour east on Route 78 near milepost 15.3 in the township. Middleton had a suspended license and two passengers, who were not wearing seat belts.
Middleton and a rear seat passenger were positively identified.
The front seat passenger provided several different spellings of his last name and two different dates of birth, stating he had a New York driver's permit, which he could not produce.
Middleton was charged with hindering and obstruction. He became sick while in the station holding cell and was treated at the station and brought to Hunterdon Medical Center by Pattenburg First Aid Squad under State Police supervision.
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a delicate white, probably crumpled, membrane that separates easily from the pigmented choroid
the involuntary rolling of the eyes in any direction of the trailing of the eyes slowly in one direction, followed by rapid movement in opposite direction
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to determine of proprioceptive impulses are being transmitted up the spinal cord to the brain properly
Normal balance, or equilibrium, depends on input from a number of sensory receptors. Name them.
vestibular, visual, somatic receptors
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A new poll shows lower approval numbers for most politicians, but not for Gov. Nikki Haley.
Only 15 percent of South Carolina adults approve of the way Congress is doing its job, while 38 percent approve of the General Assembly, according to results of a new Winthrop poll released today. Thirty-six percent disapproved of the Legislature.
Haley's approval rating among Republicans and those leaning to the GOP rose from 66.8 percent in February to 69 percent. Among all state residents, her number ticked up 1 percent — to 43.5 percent.
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham received a 44 percent approval rating among state voters but saw his rating among Republicans dip from 72 percent in February to 58 percent.
U.S. Sen. Tim Scott has a 40 percent approval rating among registered voters, while about 22 percent disapprove of his performance. About 40 percent still aren't sure how he's doing.
Scott, Graham and Haley are all up for election next year.
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Following Sponsorship received from the World Women's and Senior Championships in 2005 we are delighted to advise that Greenacres Curling Club will host a European Invitation Seniors event from the 10th of October until the 13th. October 2007.
The format of the event will, hopefully, be 18 men's and 18 women's teams by invitation in the initial stage.
The entry fee per team will be £50.00 and all teams will be guaranteed five games in three groups of six. The top team will go straight to the Semi-final with other six playing a Quarter-final. This will, of course, mean that the group with the best team will have three places.
Accommodation has been arranged at a maximum cost of £35.00 per head Bed and Breakfast for a room with two sharing and could be less at hotels close to Greenacres.
A final banquet will take place on the evening of the 13th which will allow all teams to return home on Sunday October 14th.
Transport will be included from hotels to Greenacres and from airport arrival to hotels.
Invitations will be issued to the 12 men's and women's teams at the Scottish finals this year with a guarantee of a place for the first 8 applications, with the others being on a reserve list. It is hoped that the remaining places will be taken up by European teams to make this an exciting International event.
The invitation is to all European Federation member nations to send one team to this inaugural event. Seniors' curling is on a threshold and we hope this tournament could a stepping stone to further events.
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Available in three colors, the Transform Hard Shell Case is one part protection and one part stand. Comprised out of lightweight and durable plastic, this easy to attach case adds some heft around the corners of the handset to give it some shock protection – though, the front of the phone remains vulnerable...
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Though wedded life has come easily to Amy Smart, it's presented challenges to her pets, which include two 16-year-old cats and a 9-year-old rescue dog.
"It was definitely an adjustment bringing my pets in with Slim," Smart tells PEOPLE of life with husband Carter Oosterhouse's 4-year-old bulldog. "My cats, they've grown up with my dog, but [Carter's] dog didn't really ever know cats, was never around cats."
Lucky for Slim, Smart's pair of felines have been nothing but hospitable during the adjustment process.
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What a sweet sister! While popping by the opening of L.A.'s new Splendid boutique with mom Jessica Alba, little Honor Warren, 3, decorated a snow globe for 3-month-old baby sister Haven. The tot also created a few of the decorations to donate to homeless children, but made Haven's "extra sparkly with lots of glitter," according to a source. New moms like Ali Larter and Kristin Davis and newlywed Amy Smart also attended the event, sponsored in part by Crafting Community and benefiting the Baby2Baby organization. – Jennifer Garcia
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Originally posted 10/18/2011 07:20PM
In Amy Smart and Carter Oosterhouse's marriage, the grass is always greener – in a good way.
The actress didn't even know who the HGTV carpenter was when they met. But it was an auspicious beginning. They did a project together for the Environmental Media Awards, which would turn out to be a passion for both of them.
"We got assigned to adopt a school garden together," Smart, 35, told PEOPLE Saturday at the 2011 EMA's in Burbank, Calif. "We met, and we were both in relationships, so we just remained friends. And then we both got out of relationships around the same time, a year ago this summer. And then a year later we got married."
Amy Smart Marries Carter Oosterhouse
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TV handyman Carter Oosterhouse has a new project: building a life together with Amy Smart.
The pair were married Saturday in his hometown of Traverse City, Mich.
Smart walked down the aisle sparkling in 6-carat diamond and platinum chandelier earrings and a diamond and platinum bracelet from Neil Lane.
Smart and Oosterhouse, both 35, were first spotted together in January and the actress's rep confirmed in April the couple were engaged.
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She's in the middle of planning the wedding of her dreams, but Amy Smart says there's no reason for her to get hung up on the details – she has her fiancé, HGTV star Carter Oosterhouse for that.
"[He's] very hands on, the actress, 35, told Hollyscoop. "He has definitely been my co-pilot with this. He has a good eye for things."
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It looks like TV handyman Carter Oosterhouse can build more than shelves – he's also building a lasting relationship with actress Amy Smart.
The couple are engaged, Smart's rep confirms to PEOPLE.
The comely couple began dating last November and were first spotted together in January, with a source telling PEOPLE at the time that they made a good match.
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As predicted, British Gas will be putting up its energy bills in August – with Gas increasing by 18% and electricity going up a higher than expected 16%.
If you're an average British Gas duel fuel customer, your energy bills are about to go up £190 a year.
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With the storm track staying well south of us, high pressure remains our weather maker through the weekend. In fact, another high originating from Alberta, Canada arrives Saturday with a reinforcing batch of cool air.
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Marguerite "Peg" Elaine Krom of Bloomingburg, NY, died on Tuesday July 19 at O.R.M.C. Horton Campus Middletown, NY. She was 82.
One of the late Benjamin and Marian Allen Jamison's eleven children, she was born on August 29, 1928 in Canisteo, NY. .
Peg enjoyed spending time with friends and family, playing cards and working on word puzzles. She especially enjoyed spending time with her great nephew, Kevin Predmore, Jr. and great niece Anna Predmore. She is survived by her daughter Kathleen at home; her sisters, Audrey Mayo of Addison, NY, Janet Coates of Lawrenceville, PA, Sally Stutzman of Grand Prairie, TX and Cynthia Brown of Hornell, NY; her brothers Joseph Jamison and his wife, Euclida of Horseheads, NY and D. Michael Jamison and his wife Georgia of Maricopa, AZ. Marguerite married Thomas James Krom on November 14, 1953 in Middletown, New York. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to The Middletown Humane Society, 142 Bloomingburg Road, Middletown, New York, 10940 or the charity of one's choice.
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99.5% of gamblers over their lifetime will lose money longterm, 98% every year lose online and if you guys are honest with yourself you expect to lose. So how do you beat the book, well this is what I was taught to do by my mentor.
The book right off the bat has a 5% edge on you and that's if you don't take anything over -110 and 99% will take higher than -110 which makes it even tougher. That 5% edge is what is going to beat you over the long haul over the coarse of 500 or 1,000 or 5,000 wagers. No way around it and that's assuming if you show good money management. So how do you finally put the odds in your favor?
You must wager ML dogs. The magic number should be +140 or higher. Why +140? If I win on an average of +140 and hit at 45%over a say a 100 wagers that would be +63 units -55 I lost which would be +8 units gained for every 100 wagers. Now you can't lay any kind of juice for the formula to work. If the juice is -105 even on a total you can't take it. I've had years where I hit 47% and now I'm going to have a very big year. You can't go in trying to win every wager because studying the matchup page won't give you any winners or everyone would win money. Stats mean nothing and the moment you realize this the better off you will be.
Trying to pick a winner is tough because most of it is so much more random than any of you will ever realize, espec... [More]
There's only one type of pitcher the Yanks have more trouble than any other is sinkerballers. Other than Jeter and Cano occasionally there isn't anyone that looks to go the other way with consistancy. Obviously if Porcello gets the ball up he will get shelled but he has pitched well since coming back, only one bad start his last 7 and at this price it's more than justified in taking him. Tigers +220 and first 5.
A's -1.5 +170- Cross country flight with no day off and than you have to face Cahill coming off a home sweep? GL with that, A's should roll and Sonnastine should get hit. Watch what a public dog they become getting +$.
Zona +116- Feels like it's a coinflip game and will take my chances.
361-424 +122.56 units Yesterday 6-3 +14.15
The Nets are flat out under machines at home and as a Net fan I watch a lot of their games and take these unders quite often. I always noticed that when they come off a trip they play some of the ugliest games you have ever seen. So I checked and how does 12-3 ATS to the under after a road game sound. Nice let down spot for the Spurs and see them as sluggish in the outset coming off a nice road win in Boston. This is the only game I will be taking and perhaps the under in the LAL game. I don't like anything else but will give my thoughts on the other games because the card is so small.
Den/Mavs- In my wildest dreams I couldn't fathom taking Denver who is a mess and in shambles. Last game of a trip they are 2-6 ATS. The line movement alone would scare me off this game as it's already jumped a point. Sharps moved that up and you guys act like they don't know the Mavs home ATS record. Mavs will crush the Nugs today but I will don't bet the Mavs at home. PASS.
Tor/Char- I think Cats cover but the real line should be -7 not -8. The reason is because Raps are so bad on BB and well it's BB. Even though Cats are the right side I would never give a free point away on a spread let alone lay -8 so PASS.
LAL/NOH- Really wanted to take the NOH because a bad schedule spot for LAL with 3 of 4 and 4 of 6 on the road. But I can't take a team that's still trying... [More]
20-12 yesterday 5-2 Thank goodness St Mary's won.
Sixers ML- I hate trends but the one on Covers article last month I have been tracking and really like. Road dog wins SU next game on road they cover. Last time Sixers were in this spot though they lost but it has worked well for me. This isn't about trends or the Sixers but more about fading the Pacers. I really dislike this team and makeup in general. 3 times in this spot coming off a road trip of 3 or more games and they lost at home. Not much to go on there but I think they get their asses handed to them tonight.
Heavy lean DePaul- Only game I really like tomorrow in CBB tomorrow. Jumped out to me SFL giving that many points on a neutral court in a conference tourney seems really really high. Would like to hear from NBA and KS on this. Anyone else please don't chime in as I could give a fuck what your opinion is on this game . Also will the sheep get killed with UConn tomorrow? Won't play it but a home game and getting 4 to one of the most inconsistant teams in the country. Line seems too easy to take them and can see peoples bankroll getting killed on this game. What do you guys think on this. Thanks .
Heavy lean with Sac as they are 13-5 getting 7 or more. I think they will keep this one close. Portland cannot be trusted at home laying points of any kind as they are a muc... [More]
Washington Wizards-If you follow my threads you know I've been on this team now for a week now and it won't stop until the oddsmakers stop baiting people to bet against them. Love how they open Memphis at -1.5. Books did this to see where the sharps were going with this one. Sure enough it dropped a half point. First move is always the sharps, last move is usually the correct one. If it went to -2 it would shoot to -2.5 quickly but didn't. That -1 for Memphis backers is for a security blanket to make them feel safe. No more big 3 and the ball is moving and they are playing as a team, Blatche has been great since the break and playing uptempo fun basketball. Now lets get to the Memphis who has an impossible spot, BB on the road after Kobe ripped their heart out. This team is not making the playoffs and just a .500 team nothing more. When young teams have a heartbreaking loss they can't come back strong the next night as it takes maturity to do so. This team will be hanging their heads and will get run off the court tomorrow by a team that is having fun playing team basketball. Don't be a fool and take Memphis.
Other games I am looking at is Philly,nice spot for them to cover the number and Dallas who should take care of business at home. I'll explain in greater detail later but want to see some line movement and where the forum is going with these games.
As I am watching the Clips game which I have +1.5 I am just scanning the games tomorrow and I thought I'd give you my initial thoughts. I read people who hate threads who give leans so if you don't want to read my thoughts than just ignore this thread now.
Orl- Line is tight as shit. Although the under steams couple points fast. Nothing in research points to the over except its a National broadcast which means under is usually the proper play. Generally you shouldn't look to take overs on Thursdays or Sundays.
Boston-They get 3 at Port, than get 4 in Denver? Books aren't giving out free money on this game. Not sure how you can take Denver here as it has to be Boston or nothing. Last game of road trip is scary for Celt backers but under again is probably the better play.
Nets- Look ahead spot for Grizz. Nets are under machines at home especially before 7pm start times. Guys should be looking at Net unders, only at home though. Can't take Grizz here. Like under.
Pistons- No way can take Spurs on BB. Pistons are playing better as well as they are healthy. Like Pistons.
Minny-Gotta fly from NY than go play there on BB, won't be easy. Interesting Pinny moved so fast on this one with line dropping. Like Minny.
Houston- Game sucks, no way can take Houston right now. No way can take NO laying points right now, pass.
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Note to the Baltimore Ravens organization: Allow the first-teamers to stay home; do not make the trip to Atlanta.
Well, that memo was sent too late. The Ravens starters are in the "Dirty South" to at least support the newly acquired teammates and rookies as they compete against the Falcons on Thursday night.
However, the picture is clear—the Ravens starters should not play a down, especially since they have an important game in Week One against the AFC defending champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Ravens coaching staff should not be caught up in the impressive performance by the Steelers in their outing against the Falcons last Saturday, in attempt to match the black and yellow output by playing their starters. The Ravens were pushed around by the Washington Redskins offensive line as the burgundy and gold successfully ran on Charm City's finest in the first half of their victorious matchup last Thursday in Baltimore, 34-31.
Therefore, the temptation of bouncing back against a team that their rivals handle with ease could be understood—but do not get caught up.
The Ravens (2-1) did not have many "wow" moments during this preseason, which is fine because for the most part, they know what is expected of them and they know how to win.
However, Ravens fans are not exactly jumping for joy about their hometown team, despite witnessing the progression of quarterback Joe Flacco—who has shown signs of becoming a better leader.
Baltimore fans have concerns about the offensive line, the running game, applying pressure on quarterbacks and security at the backup quarterback position if Flacco goes down. However, Ravens fans should not worry about Flacco because he is durable and tough as nails.
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I took a round of Accutane in high school, though knowing what I know now I don't think I would have done it if I could go back. I'll be honest, other than flaky skin and chapped lips I never had any of the more serious symptions. I continued to do cross country just fine while on Accutane. Man I feel like I got of way lucky.
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This paper-bound edition is well indexed and, as the name implies, is a "guide" to further study of eight specific areas in the field of the exceptional child, namely, the bilingual, emotionally maladjusted, gifted, and hearing, visual, orthopedic, speech and mentally retarded child. There are forty-two pages repeated for the "general guide" outline, but the "specific guide" is different in each category.
Possibly the greatest strength in this book is the sixty-eight-page bibliography, with many annotations, which is divided into the eight subject areas. This is followed by the discussion of the individual topic. At the end of the book is a list of ninety helpful periodicals, a general and specific film list, and a medical glossary.
Of particular interest is Dr. Abraham's inclusion of short excerpts from previously published works, such as W. Somerset Maugham's "Of Human Bondage," Stephen Corey's "The Poor Scholar's Soliloquy," and G. H. Reavis' "The
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I was interested to read former congressman Joe Sestak's op-ed, "The Facts Support Increasing the Minimum Wage." I follow the academic literature on the minimum wage (and other economic topics), and I'm always curious to see if politicians really do read and consider that research, or just claim to read it as cover for their political maneuverings. Sadly, most politicians are in the latter camp—and Sestak is no exception.
He repeatedly claims that "if a minimum wage does not exceed 50 percent of the average hourly wage, people will not lose their jobs." In fact, the consensus of empirical research is that even small increases result in job losses.
The extensive literature review compiled by the 1977–1981 Minimum Wage Study Commission convened by the U.S. Congress found that, for teenagers, "a 10 percent increase in the minimum wage resulted in a decrease in employment of 1–3 percent," and for workers age 20–24, there was a similar but smaller decrease in employment.
The exhaustive 2006 lit review by David Neumark (University of California, Irvine) and Michael Wascher (Federal Reserve) of more recent research likewise finds a consensus that even small increases result in job losses.
However, the issue isn't simply whether raising the minimum wage causes employers to lay off workers, but whether it reduces employers' willingness to hire. In the most important paper on the minimum wage to appear in decades, Jonathan Meer and Jeremy West (both of Texas A&M University) recently found that "a real minimum wage increase reduces [job] growth … by around 0.5 percentage points annually." Since employment growth was about 2 percent annually, a 10 percent increase "results in a reduction of approximately one-quarter of the net job growth rate."
This research doesn't mean that there aren't good reasons to raise the minimum wage. It does mean, however, that Sestak and others speak falsely when they claim that raising the wage won't hurt employment — and, by relation, the workers who are deprived of the experience and skills that entry-level employment provide.
In his op-ed, Sestak repeatedly boasts of his 2007 vote to raise the minimum wage. Given the terrible experience of low-skill and new workers since that vote, perhaps he should reconsider his opinion of that vote.
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Arnold Sports Festival Coming Soon - Looks Amazing Once Again!
I'm headed for Columbus, Ohio at the end of this month for the biggest, coolest sports event of the year. Immersing myself in the physical culture world at the Arnold Sports Festival is exciting, unlike any other three days.
As always taking place in Columbus, Ohio, from February 27 - March 2, 2014 more than 18,000 athletes will take over the city. More than 50 events and sports are featured. I will be extensively covering professional bodybuilding, CrossFit, Olympic weightlifting and the Arnold Fitness Expo. I'll spend three days covering more than 700 booths featuring the latest in supplements, equipment for fitness and weight training, clothing, and nutrition. Updates, interviews, and perspective on the supplement, weight-training and CrossFit worlds will be appearing on this site from the Expo.
A constant stream of the top athletes in every discipline work the booths. They are available for signing autographs, posing for photos, and will take the time for a chat. Over the years I've met some amazing top names in bodybuilding, weight lifting, MMA, baseball and football and movies. Turn a corner at the Expo and you never know who you'll see.
Five new events debut this year: Tennis, Swimming, Wrestling, Arnold Classic 212 (lighter weight class for professional bodybuilders) and Pole Fitness. Keeping with the recent trend of fewer people interested in women's professional bodybuilding, the Arnold Classic 212 is replacing the Ms. International, held for 25 years at the Arnold. Iris Kyle was the most recent winner.
All eyes in the physical culture world will be upon Columbus, Ohio, at the end of this month. There's no event in the world that compares; nowhere else does the same cross-section of top athletes in so many disciplines gather for a few days. And it's all available to the public.
Here's a good example of interest to bodybuilders; last year in one short period of time I ran into Phil Heath, reigning Mr. Olympia, Ronnie Coleman, and Jay Cutler, all inside booths talking to anyone coming by. That was a lot of muscle in a short period of time!
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Shirley Temple won praise in diplomatic career
NEW YORK -- Shirley Temple Black got her first ambassador appointment after Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heard her discussing Namibia at a party and, in her words, was "surprised that I even knew the word."
She would have to prove herself over and over during a time when few women got such posts, let alone pretty former actresses. But she earned the respect of colleagues and world leaders.
A Republican (she ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 1967), she served in Richard Nixon's administration as a member of the delegation to the United Nations General Assembly.
She later served Gerald Ford as ambassador to Ghana and then as chief of protocol.
She had to defend her appointment as ambassador to Ghana after it was announced in 1974.
"There are many of us who should be in a position to bring peace to the world. ... Most of the people in Ghana wouldn't know me as an actress. They'd know me for my work at the U.N.," she said.
During the administration of Ronald Reagan -- her former co-star -- she served as a State Department trainer, conducting seminars for ambassadors and their wives.
And in the first Bush administration, she was ambassador to Czechoslovakia during the historic days when the Iron Curtain fell.
"My main job (initially) was human rights, trying to keep people like future President Vaclav Havel out of jail," she said in a 1999 Associated Press interview.
"Almost overnight, my concern became economics," she said.
She accompanied Havel, the former dissident playwright, when he came to Washington as his country's new president in early 1990.


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Raspberry Pi Price In India: Raspberry Pi, a single board computer is now available for pre-order on the element14 site. It is a credit card-sized computer, that can be connected to a TV and lets you connect generic USB mouse, keyboard and even a monitor. The mini computer has been developed to improve the programming skills of children and has been selling since the day of its launch. It is capable of many tasks your PC does, such as spreadsheets, word-processing and also games. It can also handle high-definition videos. The computer is designed around a Broadcom BCM2835 SoC and includes ARM1176JZF-S 700 MHz processor, VideoCore IV GPU, and 128 or 256 MB of RAM. Interestingly, for booting it relies on an SD card and doesn't require an HDD or SSD and runs on Linux kernel operating system.
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The NFL Scouting Combine is all about numbers, and sometimes these numbers surprise us.
Every year, some players weigh in a lot heavier than we expect. Some weigh in lighter, some weigh in taller and many weigh in shorter.
Then there are, of course, the workouts. Players wow us with times and repetitions, while others, uh, fail to impress.
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This call for papers is addressed both to professionals working with trauma victims on a practical, therapeutic level and to those researching, writing and teaching on trauma on a more theoretical level. The aim of the conference is to scrutinize social aspects of trauma discourse and of the practice of trauma therapy – their ideology, politics, economy. We seek to examine what social aspects are emphasized when we speak of trauma – individual and collective – and what aspects fade into the background. Thus, we are interested in topics such as:
- Social Recognition and Denial of Trauma
- Hierarchies Between and Within Victim Groups
- Practical Work with Victim Groups and the Influence of Prejudice and Idealization
- Hostility and Reconciliation in Conflict Resolution after Extreme Suffering
- Validation and Subversion in Professional Discourses on Trauma
Deadline for proposals: March 31, 2006. Proposals should include abstracts of 300-500 words. We are looking forward to receive proposals together with a short CV by March 31, 2006. We will
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"He didn't stay all night like a lot of the guys," she tells PEOPLE. "He always had a specific time when he would stand up at the table. He would leave at a reasonable hour. He never lost a great deal. He usually won."
In her new memoir, Molly's Game (ItBooks/HarperCollins), Bloom, 36, gives an inside look at what went on behind very private doors when billionaires, financiers, pro athletes and Hollywood elite – including Affleck, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon and Tobey Maguire – turned up at the underground poker games she organized, which sometimes had $2 million in play.
The Colorado native tells of how she arrived in Los Angeles at 26, quickly rising from cocktail waitress to gatekeeper of one of the most exclusive poker games in the world – earning $4 million in one year alone.
It was quite a ride, she says, and not all pleasant. Maguire, who was a regular at her table, "was the worst tipper, the best player and the absolute worst loser," she writes.
She says she'll never forget how humiliated she felt when Maguire demanded that she "bark like a seal who wants a fish" for a $1,000 chip.
Bloom writes that she tried to laugh it off, but the actor continued, saying, " 'I'm not kidding. What's wrong? You're too rich now? You won't bark for a thousand dollars? Wowwww ... you must be really rich. ... C'mon,' he said, holding the chip above my head. 'BARK.' 'No,' I said quietly. 'No?' he asked. 'Tobey,' I said, 'I'm not going to bark like a seal. Keep your chip.' "
Looking back, Bloom says, "There is a duality to Tobey. On the one hand, in the beginning I think that he was responsible for a lot of my success because I studied him and watched how he worked, which was very tactical. I tried to emulate that because it was really effective.
Leo and MattThe former Spider-Man star sometimes brought his longtime pal DiCaprio to play. "Leo wasn't there that often," Bloom says. "Most of the people who played had a serious obsession with the game. These were people who were able to play cards for this many hours a week this regularly. After a game, they would spend hours on the phone talking about hands, talking about what happened during a game. It was very compulsive.
"Leo didn't have that in him. The reason Tobey brought him was because the celebrity factor is so alluring in L.A. that billionaires and other people from out of town and fish or whales – meaning people with lots of money – would be attracted to the game."
Affleck brought Damon only once. "He was one of the nicest, most humble, down-to-earth guys I have ever met," Bloom says of Damon. "He was just genuine. There were no airs about him."
Bloom's poker days came to an end last year, when she was arrested in New York by the FBI and charged with profiting from hosting illegal poker games. She pled guilty in December. In May, she was sentenced to a year of probation and agreed to forfeit $125,000. "I have to take responsibility for the fact that I crossed the line and I broke the law," she says.
Now that she is done with the poker world, Bloom would like to do something "entrepreneurial" that helps young women, she says.
The book hits store shelves Tuesday.


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Jobs, not bombs
President Obama's decision to send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan has generated skepticism and dismay among his supporters. And rightly so.
Of tea partiers and tax revolters, who benefits?
WASHINGTON (PAI) -You don't have to dig particularly deep, in the United States today, to find some striking similarities between today's virulently anti-Obama "Tea Party" crowd - and the pols like Sarah Palin who egg them on - and the media darlings who birthed the "Tax Revolt" phenomenon back in the late 1970s.
A veteran reflects on the left and the peace movement
The left has done a poor job of speaking to veterans, and that's unfortunate.
Banking on consumer debt
As the economic crisis continues to worsen and the official national unemployment rate inches well over 10 percent, more and more Americans are faced with more and more debt.
Thanksgiving in troubled times
Food, family, traffic jams, thankfulness - all are part of Thanksgiving, but, especially this year, there is more.
New chapter in U.S.-India relations
There is substantial symbolism in this week's visit of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to the United States.
Few happy endings, but much food for thought
From troubled teens to murders in a maquiladora town, new films reflect the growing pressures of surviving in today's economic climate.
Workers and oppressed of the world unite, 2.0
The following are remarks made by Communist Party USA Vice Chair Scott Marshall to the 11th International Meeting of the Communist and Workers Parties hosted by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the Communist Party of India in New Delhi on Nov. 20 - 22.
Why an Afghan surge will fail
Before buying into an escalataion strategy, the Obama administration should spend some time examining the August 12 battle of Dananeh.
Are we left behind in the 'green production' revolution?
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now i opened my 50000th picture and i'd like to thank everyone for looking, liking and commenting!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!! with a big LOMO-KISS
i joined lomography.com in august 2005 (on the OLD site), so in a bit more than 5 years i made these 50k photos… that are 781 pictures per month, so 26 pictures per day
these photos are in 1588 albums, so 31 pictures per album
so far i created 23 lomowalls on the new lomography site, so here
i won 69 awards (thanks LSI for that!), which is one award per month and i published 125 articles (2 per month)
i do not know the number of comments and likes that were left on my photos, neither the number of visitors/guests (as it was changed with the launch of the new site) – but THANK YOU again!!!!!!
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Dream Home: Boise Idaho Real Estate
Boise Idaho Real Estate
In the past, the only way to find a home in a new subdivision was to get in your car and start driving. You could spend hours locating new subdivisions and then learning about building lot sizes, lot prices and home values within each community. Your search also included touring homes but at some point it becomes very confusing, trying to remember the differences between them all. Today, there is a better way! It is the most comprehensive guide to new homes and the best part is it is not part of a real estate company nor is there anything to buy. It is a free service for everyone. www.boisehunterhomes.com
While every Idaho real estate website claims to have great information for it's visitors, this is the website that even the Boise real estate agents use when they don't know. It is simple to use and is not information from a public data source with some fancy new technology and then wrapped in a pretty package. It is a serious resource with information not found on any other site.
The new subdivision resource (http://www.boisehunterhomes.com/home_builder/our-communities-subdivisions-boise-idaho/new-homes-in-boise-idaho/) is a comprehensive list all the new subdivisions with vacant lots or new homes for sale in Boise and surrounding Treasure Valley, Idaho. Subdivisions are displayed by area and categorized into lifestyle including Townhomes & Condominiums, Entry Level, Move-Up, Upgrade and Luxury Subdivisions. Each category lists lot sizes, lot prices and starting home values for those subdivisions. Community profiles are also available that include community amenities, HOA dues, schools, other information about the community and then view MLS listings for New Homes for Sale and Building Lots.
If you are buying a new home or considering building a custom home you will want to learn more about the BoiseHunterHomes.com that design and innovate new homes. Boise Hunter Homes offers the best information about builders including builder profiles, portfolio of homes and video interviews with home builders. Within the site there are also real estate reports that include Top Producing Home Builders and information about the Boise Idaho Parade of Homes builders.
Boise Hunter Homes has an MLS search for Boise real estate with interactive maps and registered users can save favorites and create road trips. Other real estate tools for home buyers include a mortgage calculator, information on Boise schools but also great widgets like the kitchen and rent vs own widget plus Idaho real estate market snapshot and other Boise Idaho real estate market and new construction reports.
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A cold steal at an Orange County ice cream shop led to one man in handcuffs.
Officers said Tobias Franklin stole $3.25 worth of ice cream from Goff's Ice Cream Shop on Orange Blossom Trail. The store is located near the Citrus Bowl.
Officials said Franklin ordered a medium ice cream sundae with sprinkles.
When the employee told Franklin the cost, he grabbed the ice cream and took off with his order without paying, according to police.
Authorities said the employee followed Franklin a few blocks in his car. He was arrested while walking along Rio Grande Avenue.
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What materials did you use? I used a second embroidered panel. This panel was on a double wide piece of linen so I was able to use linen on front and back of the bag. Many thanks to Maria for her lovely work. Lining is quilting cotton. I used larger hardware for this bag and mounted the tabs in the design in part because of the size of the original embroidered piece but also to give a bit more casual look.
Love it! Beautiful job!
Thanks a bunch. Great to get a compliment from the Mistress of the Totes. ; ) Are you making your bags for fund raising? What are you using as interfacing and interlining. I like the structured look of your totes. I have used a few different options and not completely happy with any of them. Not bad, just not great.
Love the needlepoint! Did you purchase the fabric like this or is it an up-cycled project? I once bought a beautiful panel that looked hand sewn. The panel had a contrasting border: I think it was supposed to be made into a pillow. It was so expensive I had to make a mock-up tote purse in the exact measurements of the panel. I'm happy to say both the mock-up and real thing turned out to be beautiful tote bags :)
I was given a stack of embroidered panels and the two I used for totes, were both on linen. (The rest are on white cotton). These are traditionally made as pillow covers but I really thought that a bag would be a great use. One had to have a complimentary fabric added but this one had enough extra fabric that I was able to make it same front and back. I too made a mock up not because it was expensive but because it was so precious - sort of the same thing : ) These will be used in a silent auction fund raiser for a non-profit I am involved with. I would love to see your tote. Is it posted somewhere here?
When I use good quality quilting cotton, I use batting and usually quilt it to give it some body. Most of my totes/purses are made with home dec fabric.....I love the durability.....I use decor bond for those bags...I tried interlining as described in Brett's class, but didn't like the outcome. Too thick and bulky. I will sometimes interface the lining as well with a light weight fusible, again, just to give some structure and durability. I do donate some bags for fundraisers....for the local school and during October for breast cancer awareness.
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As an undergraduate student working as a tutor in The University of Texas-Pan American's Writing Center, Rebecca Ramos saw daily the difficulty of students trying to translate their thinking in Spanish to proper writing in English.
"It's really hard for them to translate those ideas that they want to say into English," said Ramos, who is now a graduate student at Pan Am pursuing a master's in English as a Second Language. "I thought the Writing Center could be a little more ESL friendly. We owe it to the students to help them convey their ideas because we want to see their voice in their writing."
She turned her concern into a research project - "Transitioning from Limbo" - focused not only on Mexican national students dealing with the differences in structures of writing an essay in English rather than Spanish but also the observations of the center's tutors about the needs of students on this side of the border where the two cultures connect and its effect on their writing proficiency.
Ramos hopes her findings will one day result in workshops providing more specialized training in grammar, punctuation, and translation for the Center's tutors.
Ramos' research is will be one of many quests undertaken by UTPA students for new knowledge and solutions to problems that will be highlighted at the University's first Undergraduate Research Conference "Explore and Engage," scheduled for Nov. 19-20.
The conference was initiated by UTPA's Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Havidan Rodriguez. Its goal is to showcase undergraduates engaging and connecting what they are doing in the classroom with outside experiences and generating their own knowledge, said Dr. Danika Brown, associate director of English and director of the Office of Undergraduate Research and Service Learning.
"One of the ways to encourage student research activities is to showcase them. It is also a way to professionalize students by having them experience an academic research presentation and putting themselves on stage," she said.
Conference submissions were open to all undergraduate students in any discipline but required their original research be conducted under the supervision of a faculty member or professional in their field. Panels of faculty and graduate students reviewed the more than 100 submissions involving 140 students. Those selected will present their research in panels of oral presentations or poster format.
"All of our studies in higher education on student success indicate that if students have an opportunity to identify something that connects them to this university - if they work with even one faculty member outside the classroom, if they see their academic experience have a greater relevance than just getting a grade in a class, they are far more likely to succeed and we want students to succeed," Brown said. "Additionally we want students to be prepared. Our demographic of students is far underrepresented in graduate programs and in careers that require graduate degrees, especially in areas that are research intensive which include STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields). So any opportunity we can bolster student success there is important."
Much undergraduate research is already underway at UTPA through Undergraduate Research Initiative grants, Howard Hughes Medical Institute funding and other programs.
Ramos, who has plans to become an ESL teacher, said she has learned that research at Pan Am is not just for graduate students, professors or professionals and already has plans for other linguistic-related research including an analysis of articles on code-switching (switching between two or more languages in a conversation) and looking at the social and economic impacts of language loyalty.
"Doing this research made me wish I had been doing it all my past four years as an undergrad. It gets your feet wet and reassures a lot of students as to what they want to do," Ramos said.
She also appreciates the relationship she has established with her faculty sponsor Dr. Rebekah Hamilton, University Writing Center director.
"You get to talk to somebody who has devoted a good portion of their life to the field you want to go into and the area you are interested in. It's great because it doubles as a mentoring opportunity as well. You develop this great relationship with someone who could help you even after the conference is over," Ramos said.
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What Does Intuition Look Like?April 10, 7:00pm - 8:30pm
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The way we see things changes them, and the things we see change us. If two people can look at the exact same thing and see something totally different, doesn't that mean we're all creating our own reality all the time? In this artist's talk, photographer Jean Miele shares his work, and thoughts on photography as an extraordinary form of everyday magic – a means of exploration, divination, and transformation – readily available to us all.
Recognized for his finely crafted digital photographs, Jean Miele's photographs have been exhibited in galleries from New York to Norway. He is also internationally known as an educator whose "digital darkroom" workshops demystify Photoshop and empower students to realize their own photographic vision. Jean has taught for ICP, Adobe Systems, Fuji USA, B&H, Maine Media Workshops, and many others. To see his latest work, please visit: www.jeanmiele.com
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The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom says Iraq has failed to protect Christians.
One official says up to four million Iraqis have fled the country to escape persecution. However, there's enough blame to go around.
U.S. Representative Frank Wolf says America and the churches in the West have also failed to defend Iraqi believers or help refugees in the country.
Yet another commissioner says Iraqi Christians have told him conditions were better under Saddam Hussein than they have been since the U.S. Invasion of the country.
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Agent says 3 teams interested in 41-year-old Jagr
Jaromir Jagr wants to extend his NHL career, and his agent said some teams are "very interested" in his 41-year-old client.
Jagr might have to wait a while, and the league's active scoring leader might not be the only free agent without a new job this weekend.
"He definitely still wants to play and there is some interest in him," Jagr's agent, Petr Svoboda, told the Associated Press on Saturday afternoon. "I think it's going to take some time, but you never know for sure because there are three teams that are very interested."
Day 1 of the free agency flurry included Jarome Iginla signing a one-year deal worth as much as $6 million with Boston, which almost acquired him last season from Calgary. Nathan Horton cashed in on his postseason performance for the Eastern Conference champion Bruins with a $37.1 million, seven-year contract in Columbus.
- The Buffalo Sabres signed defenseman Alexander Sulzer to a one-year contract.
- Vincent Lecavalier and the Philadelphia Flyers officially announced their $22.5 million, five-year contract.
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The third annual secondary transition conference - Youth in Transition - will be held from October 3-5, 2010, at the Red Lion Colonial Hotel, Helena, Montana. This is a youth and parent-centered event that will inlcude secondary transition related speakers, sectionals, and a 'Real Life' Fair.
This is the place to be if you are in the process of planning innovative and meaningful transitions to life after high school or helping youth make these plans. Cost assistance will be available to school districts and families bringing youth (details to follow).
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Toy Story
- Directed by John Lasseter
===Story=== There is greatness in film that can be discussed, dissected, and talked about late into the night. Then there is genius that is right in front of our faces--we smile at the spell it puts us into and are refreshed, and nary a word needs to be spoken. This kind of entertainment is what they used to call "movie magic," and there is loads of it in this irresistible computer animation feature. Just a picture of these bright toys on the cover of ''Toy Story'' looks intriguing, reawakening the kid in us. Filmmaker John Lasseter's shorts (namely ''Knickknack'' and ''Tin Toy'', which can be found on the Pixar video ''Tiny Toy Stories'') illustrate not only a technical brilliance but also a great sense of humor--one in which the pun is always intended. Lasseter thinks of himself as a storyteller first and an animator second, much like another film innovator, Walt Disney. Lasseter's story is universal and magical: what do toys do when they're not played with? Cowboy Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks), Andy's favorite bedroom toy, tries to calm the other toys (some original, some classic) during a wrenching time of year--the birthday party, when newer toys may replace them. Sure enough, Space Ranger Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) is the new toy that takes over the throne. Buzz has a crucial flaw, though--he believes he's the real Buzz Lightyear, not a toy. Bright and cheerful, ''Toy Story'' is much more than a 90-minute commercial for the inevitable bonanza of Woody and Buzz toys. Lasseter further scores with perfect voice casting, including Don Rickles as Mr. Potato Head and Wallace Shawn as a meek dinosaur. The director-animator won a special Oscar for "the development and inspired application of techniques that have made possible the first feature-length computer-animated film." In other words, the movie is great. ''--Doug Thomas'' ===DVD Features=== -Interactive Menus -Scene access -"Tin Toy": Pixar Animated Feature -The Making of Toy Story featurette -Sneak Peek Trailer of Monsters Inc. -Subtitles (English, Norwegian, Danish, Greek)
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- Genre: Animated Movies
- Director: John Lasseter
- Producer: Buena Vista
- Length: 81 min
- Aspect ratio: 1.77:1
Theatrical Release North America Nov 22, 1995 Europe Mar 22, 1996 Japan Mar 23, 1996 Australia Dec 7, 1995
Ratings North America G Europe PG Australia G
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(n., pl.) The multitude of women that can be found on the Internet from either personal sites or chat rooms. These women can be easily detected by their obesity and sub-average physical attractiveness.
Yeah, I tried looking for a woman on those Internet personal sites, but all I came up with were a bunch of fucking fat-nasties.
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I was in the elevator and some jackass cracked off a fat nasty.
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A fat and nasty person.
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by Tobias Wolff
Tobias Wolff, the short-story writer and author of the beloved 1989 memoir This Boy's Life, has finally given us his first novel. This artful and moving work takes place at a posh New England boys' boarding school during the JFK era, when literary celebrities still possessed the glamorous aura of rock stars.
Like many of his privileged fellow students, the novel's appealing and morally complex narrator (he is never named) longs to be a writer. "Maybe it seemed to them, as it did to me," he writes, "that to be a writer was to escape the problems of blood and class." When three famous authors are invited to visit the school, he sees a chance to be initiated into, and embraced by, the intoxicating world of words. Each of the visitors is to choose a story or poem by one of the students, who will then be rewarded with a marvelous prize: a private chat with the author. After losing out to a friend for Robert Frost's approval and falling feverishly ill while preparing for the visit of Ayn Rand, he finds himself blocked by the idea of writing for his idol Ernest Hemingway. His hunger to meet Hemingway at any cost leads to a series of shattering lessons that have as much to do with life as with literature—revelations about honesty and deception, identity and loyalty, betrayal and forgiveness, and about the crucial difference between fiction and falsehood. Not a word is wasted in this spare, brilliant novel about the way that reading changes and forms our lives, and about how one learns to become a writer—and a conscious human being.
by Tracy Chevalier
Fans of Chevalier's Girl with a Pearl Earring, the 2000 bestseller and now a movie, will no doubt enjoy her new book. Once again Chevalier takes a famous piece of art—in this case the unicorn tapestries at the Musée Nationale de Moyen Age in Paris—and imagines the social and emotional realities of its creation in rich period detail. Chevalier meticulously describes weaving techniques, wool dyes and guild rules. But the new novel lacks the psychological tautness of Girl, which zeroed in on the relationship between the artist and his model. Lady ranges over abroad cast of characters, not all of them likable: a Paris nobleman, his pious wife, a rebellious daughter and the philandering painter who tries to seduce her while also wooing the weaver's daughter. But to use a comparison that Chevalier invokes a bit too often, if the earlier book was like an oil painting, this one is more like a tapestry: flatter and without the piercing immediacy of a Dutch master.
by Kate Atkinson
The lines between conventional and eerie are delightfully blurred in this collection of 12 interconnected short stories set in London and Edinburgh. Atkinson deftly juxtaposes reality and magic, mythology and pop culture in conversational, matter-of-fact prose. She is as likely to mention Korn or Air Stewardess Barbie as the ancient Greek name of the North Wind (Boreas). Her subjects are equally eclectic, with mixed results. Those who like their fantasy enchanting and light might be uncomfortable with the sinister notions of a TV critic who has an evil double or a single woman who brings home a stray cat that becomes much more. But they'll cheer when a millennial Mary Poppins rescues the son of a self-absorbed celebrity. At her best, Atkinson does a masterful job with dysfunctional family dynamics, finding in single mothers and children mutual emotional deafness.
by Robert Harris
It's August of 79—not'79—on the Bay of Naples, and Attilius, a young aqueduct manager, or aquarius, has just arrived at Misenum, where his predecessor has vanished. Worse, a water crisis has erupted. Sulphur tainting the water forces Attilius to close down the aqueduct. The problem, he deduces, originates near Mount Vesuvius. To repair it, he seeks a scouting party from the Roman admiral in command of the area, who happens to be Pliny the Elder, author of Natural History and the smartest man in the world.
Harris (Fatherland) is terrific in describing the grandeur of the aqueducts, inviting the reader inside them—Attilius is thrillingly trapped by onrushing water at one point. And the blast from Vesuvius kicks ash, as rocks and pumice rain down vividly. But posteruption heroics turn melodramatic. Attilius is in love with the daughter of a crooked tycoon in a toga who calls to mind any number of modern plutocrats—and cliches. That brainiac Pliny, however, enlivens every scene he's in, though even he hasn't a clue to the disaster that's coming.
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling
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The Pythons by Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam and the rest of the Monty Python crew discuss their beginnings in never-before-heard interviews that waver between raucous and sober. The two-disc set includes clips of famous bits like "The Parrot Sketch."
The Pleasure of My Company by Steve Martin Martin introduces readers to his obsessive-compulsive hero Daniel, then follows his search for love.
The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri The story of an immigrant Indian family living in Massachusetts spans decades as the son Gogol looks for his place in the world.
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Don't expect quick action on Mayor Nutter's call to abolish the city's DROP pension perk. City Council members on Wednesday said they wanted time to analyze a new report that said the program has cost the city $258 million in the last 10 years.
And union representatives said they would fight to keep the Deferred Retirement Option Plan.
The program lets city employees pick a retirement date four years in the future. That decision freezes their pension benefits and prompts the city to start putting their pension payments into an interest-bearing account. When employees enrolled in DROP retire, they get the money in the account as a lump sum and start collecting their monthly pension payments.