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Examine32 Text Search is a fast and versatile text search utility. It can search both text and binary files using either ordinary text or GREP-like regular expressions, based on the standard UNIX search utility. The logical operators OR, AND, NOT and XOR can be used with a specified search proximity. Files within ZIP archives can also be searched for text. File formats supported by the program, in addition to text files, are text files with Unix and MacIntosh line endings, Microsoft Word format, WordPerfect, HTML format (web pages) , Rich text format, PDF format (Acrobat files), XML, OpenOffice, StarOffice, Lotus Symphony and Write format. Searches can be across multiple drives over networks or can be restricted to a single folder with the option to search subfolders. The user can also select files and folders in Windows Explorer which can then be searched by either dragging and dropping them onto the program or by using the context menu produced by the right mouse button. Files can be viewed with their associated application, the program's own fully configurable internal viewer which lets the user switch quickly between matches, or with an editor of the user's choosing. The search results can be saved to disk and retrieved at a later date. They can also be sent to the user's printer.
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Only about a few weeks ago, many public officials in West Virginia were deeply concerned about something called "OPEB." Now, the attitude may well be one of hey, no worries.
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Soul Garden by Deena Wade
Article originally appeared in Natural Home & Garden (www.naturalhomeandgarden.com).
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To create the garden of your dreams—your private space in nature— you simply need to quiet your mind and let the spirit's inspiration flow.
Water trickles in small pools and fountains just below my feet, where large orange koi swim in swift, slippery ellipses. As I knock at the Boulder, Colorado, home of landscape architect Martin Mosko, I'm reminded of a line from his book, Landscape as Spirit: Creating a Contemplative Garden (Weatherhill, 2003): "If the water is mind, fish are like thoughts."
Mosko, a Zen Buddhist monk who has created many award-winning contemplative gardens, describes the garden as a sacred space that expresses the inner self through a meditative collaboration with nature and spirit. "People want a way to reflect who they truly are, to heal themselves of stress and anxiety, to reconnect with joy," he says. Landscape designer and author Julie Moir Messervy agrees that "the act of digging deeply into one's interior life for clues to one's ideal landscape" is an important part of creating a garden that speaks to your soul.
Throughout history, humans have found sanctuary in cultivated landscapes, potent places to honor the mystery of the soul. In her book, Secret Gardens (Conran Octopus, 1998), Jennifer Potter writes that "the notion of the garden as a place of refuge and contemplation crisscrosses the ages and the continents."
A state of mind Creating this kind of garden is best approached with a meditative mind. "There is a direct correspondence between the outer mandala of the garden and what we might call the inner mandala of the body and mind," Mosko explains, so the first steps to creating your own contemplative garden are to spend time getting quiet, connecting with your environment, and allowing intuition to flow.
Working in silence is one way to show respect and be more receptive; it helps you invoke a private relationship with the garden and lets nature speak to you. "The landscape reveals itself to you as you reveal yourself to it," says Mosko.
However you choose to enter this state of mind—sitting in silence, drawing a colorful picture of your surroundings, or singing aloud—allow the trees, rocks, light, and geography to speak so you can collaborate rather than imposing ideas.
Finding the heart center When exploring a well-designed landscape, you're naturally drawn toward what Mosko calls the "heart center," the place where the energy is most attuned and gathered and where all else is organized around it. Many gardens' heart centers incorporate water, but yours may be a special tree, a grouping of flowers, or a place to sit.
It isn't necessary to have a lot of space to create a contemplative garden—small places can generate a sense of intimacy, privacy, and safety. You might intentionally create a small den just large enough for one to enjoy. If you prefer a broader area, however, you can include "borrowed scenery" in your composition. For example, if you have a view of a beloved tree or an ocean or prairie horizon, consider how to incorporate that vista into your landscape. And even if you have very little space, you can create a private garden refuge on a patio, for example, that inspires and invigorates the soul.
Seeking balance Mosko often borrows design principles from his studies of Eastern thought. One system, described in his book, creates a balance of the five elements: earth, water, fire, air, and space. Rocks, Mosko explains, are representations of earth, providing a permanent quality against which we mark all that's impermanent and ever changing.
Incorporating shapes and patterns into your garden can infuse it with layers of personal and universal meaning. In Feng Shui in the Garden, author Nancilee Wydra offers these ideas for designing your landscape: TRIANGLE shapes represent fire, activity, and action. "On a subconscious level when looking at a triangle, we're warmed physically and emotionally." Allow light through a triangular opening in the canopy of trees or choose plants with triangular leaves.
SQUARES, associated with the grounded earth element, invite security and can be created by square-shaped flower beds or by providing a view of your garden through a square window.
CIRCULAR shapes imply wisdom and encourage acceptance of change. Round stones or trees with rounded canopies integrate circular shapes into the garden.
RECTANGLES are symbols of growth. Vertically, they encourage dreams and a sense of power. Horizontally, they suggest the ability to transform our present circumstances. This shape can be represented in a vertical arch or the long stalks of certain plants.
TOP: Jim Goss planted this garden around his cabin in the Catskill Mountains using plants that are naturally resistant to deer and other garden pests. Photo by Gross and Daley BELOW: Landscape architect Martin Mosko explains that rocks provide a permanent quality against which we mark all that's impermanent. Photo by Martin Mosko
It isn't necessary that all three principles be represented within each element, Mosko explains, as long as there's a balance that unites the overall landscape composition.
Water is fluidity, clarity, purity, reflectivity, and connection; its container determines its shape as it relates and cooperates directly with its surroundings. If you have a pool with a dark bottom, the surface of the water can also represent space, offering a reflection of sky and skimming clouds. The sound and movement of water also have an energetic effect.
Plants symbolize fire as they require sun and energy to grow. They're also reminders of change as you watch them grow, blossom, and fall away each season. "By sensing how time passes, we also sense the unceasing nature of life," Mosko explains.
Pathways represent the flow of energy through form—or air. Create pathways that invite mindful awareness, Mosko suggests, by incorporating steps, walking stones, or meandering curves. Integrate views, unexpected sculptures, bridges, arbors, or found objects along the way.
The space between rocks, trees, and other structures is a representation of the eastern idea of creating emptiness—emptiness from which creativity grows. You can emphasize negative space with contrasts between sizes and shapes and by allowing light to move in specific ways through the space. For example, from an enclosed intimate location you might offer a glimpse of light as it filters through a nearby opening in the canopy, or contrast smooth, low shapes of rocks and pathways with the sharp, vertical lines of an archway.
Good boundaries also provide a sense of space. To create a refuge-like quality, you might enclose a portion of your garden with a high wall of wood or stone. The types of border you choose will also influence how you enter your space, setting the tone for the contemplative experience to follow. The entrance to your garden, like the pathways, should invite the senses to follow.
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Two weeks into its 2013 campaign, Lycoming County United Way officials are encouraged by the $212,202 raised in the early going.
"Just as a marathon runner does in preparing for a race, we've spent the summer months training for the campaign," said Bill Martin, campaign chairman. "While the emphasis is on the finish line, a good start in any race helps position you for success. At this point the campaign is running ahead of recent previous years, and that is very encouraging."
This year's campaign goal is $1.7 million. Last year's campaign raised a record $1.6 million, but it fell short of the needs faced by the 37 Lycoming County human service programs working under the United Way umbrella.
"It is our continuing goal to provide our service providers with the funding needed to maintain the human services so vital to the lives so many Lycoming County residents," Martin said, noting that 97 percent of the funds raised stays in Lycoming County.
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"We've had an active group of volunteers who conducted several special events this summer that have added significantly over last year's events," Lowery said. "Many of our Leadership Givers have made their contributions earlier than they did last year, and we've been pleased with the response from our early appeal to residential donors throughout the county."
Among residential campaigns showing positive signs are South Williamsport at 48 percent of goal; Williamsport, 40 percent; Jersey Shore, 31 percent; Montoursville, 27 percent, and Montgomery, 25 percent.
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Kellena Jaine Rogers and Brian Robert Barchus were united in marriage Nov. 11, 2011, in Fair Play, S.C., at Fair Play Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Debbie Foster officiated the double-ring ceremony.
Kellena is the daughter of Kim and Tawna Rogers, of Townville, S.C., and formerly Athens.
Brian is the son of Joe and Lorrie Barchus of Tiffin.
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The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white, satin Maggie Sottero gown with a crystal and pearl encrusted bodice, lace-up corset back and sweep train. She had laced cap sleeves and embellished the gown with personal brooches to accent the pickups. The bride wore dogwood flowers in her hair and carried a bouquet of dogwoods, gardenias, white wisteria, tiger daylilies, magnolias, ivy and ferns.
Allison Purcell of Athens was her best friend's maid of honor. She wore a knee-length, green, strapless satin dress, accented with a brown satin belt. She carried a smaller bouquet of the bridal bouquet with blue accents. Bridesmaid was Rachael Barchus of Tiffin, sister of the groom, and she wore a knee-length, blue, strapless satin dress with a brown satin belt and her bouquet was accented with green flowers.
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It's been three whole weeks
Since I left your home
Can you hear me whining?
It's been three whole weeks
Since I left your home
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And the broken homes
Some call it slump
Some call it nice
I wanna take you through a wasteland
I like to call my home
Welcome To Paradise
He's american
He made this quote to describe how he sings:"I sound like an englishman,i m p e r s o n a t i n g and american,imp e r s o n a t i n g an englishman."
I think it's really cute xD
Some call it slump,some call it nice
I wanna take you to a wasteland i like to call my own
Welcome To Paradise~
2. Say your crushes name
3. Close your hand
4. Pick a day
5. Say your name
6. Repost on 15 different songs and your crush will ask you out on the day you picked
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At TheRookieWall.com our focus is on rookies at every stage of their first season in the NBA. While the summer league isn't the highest level of play, it gives us our first look at rookies on their new teams.
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Let me preface this by saying I support the local United Way, and have used the United Way.
However, I find it hypocritical when Obama liberals tell me there is a greater need than ever for support when it is the current administration's policies causing the greater need.
Modern "progressives" seek to stop prayer at sporting events, legalize marijuana, use tax dollars to pay for abortion, stop military chaplains from quoting Scripture, take God out of our schools and seek to destroy the family and family values.
Please support your local church, United Way and any others of your choosing. However, if you are a liberal/Obamacare supporter, realize you are the problem, not the solution.
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Best in business: The shortlist for the Financial Times/Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year was announced this morning:
- Lords of Finance by Liaquat Ahamed
- Good Value by Stephen Green (coming out in the US in February; available in the UK now)
- Imagining India by Nandan Nilekani
- The Match King by Frank Partnoy
- Animal Spirits by George A. Akerlof and Robert J. Schiller
- In Fed We Trust by David Wessel
The winner will be revealed October 29 in London.
Kafka builds brain power!: Researchers at the University of British Columbia and UC-Santa Cruz report that reading Kafka's delirious story "A Country Doctor" (which includes the sentence "In my house the disgusting groom is wreaking havoc") improves immediate cognitive ability, compared to a control group who read the same story told in a way that "made more sense."
Henry Gibson, 1935-2009: Sad to hear that Henry Gibson, the actor whose creepily deadpan persona was featured to comic effect in everything from Laugh-In to Wedding Crashers (including a memorable cameo in Kentucky Fried Movie: see below), died this week at the age of 73. I remember him most fondly as Haven Hamilton, the patriotic balladeer in Robert Altman's Nashville, and since Altman's been on my mind this week, here's a Nashville production tale from one of Gibson's reminiscences in the new oral biography, Robert Altman:
On the last day of shooting, the assassination, the clouds were as ominous as that scene, when you see the progression of black cars with the lights on. You just have to underline that with organ music, you know? A crowd was assembling with promises of hotdogs and crap. And all of these extra camera operators had been flown in from all over. And the equipment, we were top-heavy, and the film is scheduled to close. There was no more money. And there was an orchestra, Oh, they put tarps over the instruments and over the stage in case it was going to come pouring down. It got darker and darker and darker. He looked up and said "STOP!" He was his own safety net. He was going to hold up the clouds if he could [laughs]. And they obeyed! All I could think of was, "And the Red Sea parted."
Moving & shaking: A Rachel Maddow appearance vaults Frank Schaeffer's Crazy for God into our top 20, and #3 on our Movers & Shakers list.
P.S. A timely clip of Henry Gibson in Kentucky Fried Movie. I think he'd find it funny:


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Phones with 1 TB of memory coming down the pipe thanks to shovel-ready resistive RAM tech
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1. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Whoah!!! That's great news.
16. jaytai0106 (Posts: 1888; Member since: 30 Mar 2011)
Indeed! Goodbye SD cards! Hello 1TB of storage muhaha
18. sgodsell (Posts: 3637; Member since: 16 Mar 2013)
With that kind of storage now you can have multiple OS's installed and all kinds of things. Think about it most computers you buy today only give you for starters is 128/256gb drives (ssd). You can buy some with a terabyte in a notebook. Of course you can buy your own drives and add in the size you want. But most new purchases today top out at 1tb or storage. Now if they have a tb in a phone, OMG. Time to install all the development tools on the phone when that occurs.
20. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Also it is good because now we will have more space for recorded 4K videos. :)
38. WahyuWisnu (Posts: 1001; Member since: 29 May 2014)
LOL. The 4K video will make our brand new 1TB storage in smartphone feels like 8GB.
37. WahyuWisnu (Posts: 1001; Member since: 29 May 2014)
I'm excited to have 16TB notebook & 2TB phone.
19. joey_sfb (Posts: 5742; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
I will believe when its actually available. Its more than average 16GB desktop configuration.
In a few years maybe.
3. StraightEdgeNexus (Posts: 3689; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
I know a lot of people don't even use 4gb of storage in their phones.
14. cezarepc (Posts: 714; Member since: 23 Nov 2012)
Yeah some people are like that. Most smartphone owners I know feel the need to have an SD card slot for extra memory, but there was a time when I borrowed some just to play with it and they don't even know how to install apps on their SD. So the SD is just there for some unknown reason lol.
..and then there are some people like me who have only 120GB on my laptop. I just don't feel the need to save content that can be streamed on my devices. Most of my photos goes to FB (I don't really care about privacy issues, people can feel free stealing my pics lol) and music/vids I stream.
17. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
And some people say Cucumbers taste better pickled... but I ain't got that kind of time.
27. fzacek (Posts: 2486; Member since: 26 Jan 2014)
That's me. I've taken up just about 4GB on my 32GB Nexus 5, lol. I don't usually listen to music so I don't have 1000's of songs that clog up my storage...
30. CanYouSeeTheLight (Posts: 1116; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
I filled up 30GB of storage on my M8 on the first day, had to buy a 32GB card to complement it lol
39. WahyuWisnu (Posts: 1001; Member since: 29 May 2014)
My mom What's App folder have more than 3GB of usage in 6 months of a video/photo sent to/from her. I must constantly remind her to remove some of the video/photo.
4. AfterShock (Posts: 3698; Member since: 02 Nov 2012)
This is great news for mobile world.
I kept seeing Rambus reading this though.
5. aaronix (Posts: 15; Member since: 05 Jun 2014)
i am one of them. The max i have used is 3GB
11. khaledmhawesh (Posts: 38; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
how can u live with 3 gb storage i use 26gb ( i have 32 gb built in ) , each rom each backup needs a one gb . that would be great solution
25. bestmvno (Posts: 251; Member since: 07 Mar 2014)
I take lots of pictures and occasional video clips of my golf swing for slow playback analysis, so that can eat up memory pretty quick. Plus I have a few albums from spotify enabled for offline listening. Same for google play music
6. Anthony6612 (Posts: 18; Member since: 24 Sep 2013)
I would load more movies and music onto my note 3 and my 32GB sd card if I had the room. I use my phone as if it was a media center pc that makes calls and texts and can play games. Having that kind of memory in my phone would make it a laptop and desktop replacement for me.
8. livyatan (Posts: 867; Member since: 19 Jun 2013)
Now I just want a phone that is(apart from being near indestructible and with a battery that lasts for a week haha) able to intelligently recognize the owner and make itself unusable to the thief.. that would ease my mind about carrying my only pc everywhere with me.
10. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
You would still need a way to backup that data.
21. livyatan (Posts: 867; Member since: 19 Jun 2013)
Um, cloud services are available for a long time now, in case you missed it
7. juandante (Posts: 463; Member since: 23 Apr 2013)
PS : the fact that android is 64 bit dont have no relation with how much mass storage it can handle (if this thing is aimed for mass storage).
Maybe in the future we will see memory-less (RAM) phones with the mass storage and current RAM having the same role
9. alterecho (Posts: 1098; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
1. No more exhorbitant price increase from 16GB to 32GB to 64GB (Apple, etc..)
2. Interested in seeing what desktop storage capacity will be offered.
3. Entire Steam/GOG collection in my system.
12. peace247 (Posts: 205; Member since: 26 Apr 2014)
Ohhh man future is going to be soooo great..!
13. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Best news I heard all year :) no more SD CARDS!
15. medtxa (Posts: 1133; Member since: 02 Jun 2014)
and faster! great
22. Gadgety (Posts: 172; Member since: 03 Sep 2012)
Impressive. Looking forward to a smartwatch with 1TB of storage.
23. xfire99 (Posts: 829; Member since: 14 Mar 2012)
It wont be released for commercial use for years and even it comes out. OEMs wont release it on theirs devices.
Its called BUSINESS!
Digital cameras and Camcorders maybe. But forget smartphones/tablets in near future.
36. TheGenius (Posts: 339; Member since: 06 Mar 2014)
And a new company (eg 1+1) will stand up to challenge the competition.!
24. kassi (Posts: 109; Member since: 25 May 2013)
we wont see 1 tb of ram in the next 10 years, i can assure you that.
26. syncronyze (Posts: 103; Member since: 26 Apr 2014)
This is so stupid, there's no point in using 1TB. Even on Android currently you'd be hard pressed to fill up at least half of that.
28. fzacek (Posts: 2486; Member since: 26 Jan 2014)
I've only filled up 4GB on my phone...
29. xfire99 (Posts: 829; Member since: 14 Mar 2012)
Its nice for 720P/1080P recording that takes alot of space at high fps and RAW format.
31. syncronyze (Posts: 103; Member since: 26 Apr 2014)
Sure it's nice, but it's not necessary. Especially since people will usually go for a DSLR camera or a very high quality camera instead of just a smartphone camera if they're very serious about video recording. Most recordings in high quality on smartphones aren't longer than like 20 minutes tops.
34. Fellwalker (Posts: 356; Member since: 04 Apr 2014)
At present. But look to the future. Even now, add off line world maps from OSMand, a few movies and your music collection. Add ordnance survey maps of the UK in 1:25000, a true satnav like sygic or TomTom, some heavy duty games and reference apps, and you'll be breaching the best current phone capacity. On my 32GB phone I regularly have to clean out and archive to my PC, and I've no space for music or movies.
I'm more interested in what it can do for my PC, where I had to remove stuff to remain within my existing 1TB. Thank goodness for big USB 3 portable drives.
32. na7noo7 (Posts: 278; Member since: 29 Mar 2014)
32GB of RAM is enough for me.
33. Not_Amused321 (Posts: 20; Member since: 06 Jan 2013)
Believe it when I see a phone in United States with one terabyte
35. tomakali (Posts: 17; Member since: 12 Dec 2011)
1TB storage is very much required for devices like Windows Tab/Hybrid laptops. that much of data is available for windows platform. 1TB for iPad imo is required to fill it with 90% movie and photos etc


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Local school authorities are keeping their eye on the latest social media phenomenon that is making its way into some schools and being used for cyberbullying.
A shy person may see their school crush and post their unrequited love on a social media outlet known as a Spotted Facebook page, originally used on university campuses for such anonymous postings, then spread to other areas such as the mall, a concert, or a local café. Others would post light-hearted or funny comments about someone.
But now it's spread like wildfire, including in some elementary and secondary schools but not in such an innocent or good-humoured way. Now some students are using it to criticize and attack and insult others, all anonymously.
Tania Avrith, Educational Technology and Digital Citizenship lead teacher at the Lester B. Pearson School Board, said education is the key to showing students how this is abusive and hateful.
"We can't pretend that it's going to go away. It's never going to go away, it's only going to get bigger, and better and more powerful," Avrith said.
Anne Lagacé Dowson, director general of the anti-bullying organization Ensemble/For the Respect of Diversity, formerly known as the Tolerance Foundation, said education, public awareness and "netiquette" - civil behaviour in social media - are a major part of the solution.
"That is always the potential with the social media, it's kind of the wild west out there in the world of social media. It has an enormous potential for good but it also has an enormous potential for malice."
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text: A friend of mine live-blogging the incident asked this: "...there seems to be a raging debate as to whether the DDOS attacks on government websites screws up bandwidth and make it harder for ordinary Iranians to connect there." Would love some informed opinions on this topic." Anyone have an idea what connectivity to/from Iran consists of? Think all the page-reload DDOS stuff could disrupt outbound access from the protesters? -chris


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Cellphone: 856-237-6645
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The column that says there are still Angel Tags at the Bridgeton Salvation Army, so don't be bashful.
Good afternoon!
Seriously, we're never going to be snowed in again like the old days.
Treating roads has advanced so much since the bread, milk and toilet paper days
But, it's like the dog that still always circles before lying down. His ancestors did it before lying down in tall grass and it has carried over.
Same thing with people rushing to the supermarket before a snowstorm.
But, electric wires are still from the Stone Age.
So go out and buy a generator because fixing lines takes longer than plowing roads.
FEMA has released a second round of funding — more than $12.9 million — to towns cleaning up from Sandy.
This follows $8 million doled out earlier this week.
— nj.com/starledger
Let's hear it for Gloria E. Cortez for telling it like it is.
And please let her write the grants for fighting crime in Bridgeton.
She's lived it, both here and in Brooklyn.
It has only made her tougher.
There are people who believe you're trying to make them look bad by sticking up for your town.
Those appearing to look bad are usually in a position to make the town better.
Either they don't know you're trying to make the town better or they do know, and they're in the way.
Right, Mike Abbott?
Atlantic City will sell off the brand-new Revel casino unless it pays $12 million in overdue property taxes, the city tax collector said yesterday, the latest sign that the state's newest casino is still struggling to pay the bills.
Senate President Stephen Sweeney told regulators Revel "appears to be burning cash at an alarming rate" and that he plans to hold hearings to find out why.
Nor are those the only financial problems buffeting Revel.
A local union says the hotel has $50 million in liens filed against it by contractors who rushed to get it up and running last spring.
— nj.com/ben
A concert by Amber Sparks will be held tonight at 7 p.m. in historic Union Hall, 904 Main St., in Dividing Creek.
Tickets are $5.
Doors open at 6 p.m. for the Chinese auction.
Two signed Mike Trout shirts and a signed Sports Illustrated magazine featuring Mike will be on the auction block.
Refreshments prepared lovingly by Jean Nocon will be served.
Maybe even hot milk sponge cake.
The federal goverment has approrpiated mofe than $730 million for the cleanup of Hurricane Sandy.
The federal effort deployed to assist the state included 18 agencies with more than 2,600 personnel. In addition, under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC), 12 states have deployed 440 personnel and equipment to support New Jersey.
This includes law enforcement teams providing security and emergency medical services supporting sheltering and other life support needs.
The New Jersey National Guard responded with a force of over 2,200 Guardsmen to support response efforts throughout the state.
For New Jersey, it was the largest mobilization of National Guardsmen to a domestic emergency and the largest humanitarian effort the state has orchestrated.
The Guard rescued more than 7,000 residents and their pets, operated three fuel distribution points, transported and delivered tens of thousands of basic needs commodities to armories within communities impacted by the storm and provided approximately 250 hours of helicopter lift support to civilian authorities.
Now, take into consideration all the volunteers who have taken part in the cleanup and all the donations of food and supplies that have taken place.
How much would the efforts of the people at Fortescue Chapel feeding residents and workers since the day after Sandy be worth on the open market?
How much would the donated clothes, food and supplies cost?
You can't put a price on compassion.
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About 30 minutes southeast of Castle Rock, near the town of Elbert, lies the Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch. It's a sprawling area with both woodland and open meadows that offers kids a plethora of outdoor activities and growing experiences.
As I drove through the valley with my son on a hot afternoon last Thursday, I vaguely remembered the area from my childhood. I had camped in Peaceful Valley with my Scout troop back in the 1980's, and I knew my 9-year-old son was about to enjoy similar fun at the Magness Adventure Camp during his three-night stay.
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There are three large camps that make up the ranch. Magness is set up specifically for Cub Scouts while the other two are primarily for the older boys in the Boy Scouts. It was my first time at Magness, having begun my scouting experience when I was older than my son is now, but I was glad to have finally made it there. It presented us with a really great time.
For my son, it was a true adventure. Thanks to all the planned and leisure activities, he got to learn and do many things he'd never done before, like taking a row boat and canoe out on a lake (which is also open for swimming and fishing), staying in a military tent with a floor, firing a bb gun at paper targets and pop cans, and using a bow to drive arrows into the center of hay bundles.
"I feel like Hawkeye when I do this," my son told me more than once with a smile as he held his bow in his hand, having just achieved a bulls-eye. He's a big fan of Marvel superheroes.
There's also a slingshot range, an obstacle course, and an enormous wooden tower (with a spiral staircase climbing up it) at the center of the camp that lets people see for miles in every direction. You can even spot Pikes Peak from it.
We did a lot of hiking on the trip, which was good for both of us because we don't get as much exercise as we should. Though it was blistering hot outside at times, and he was clearly tired, my son made me proud by never complaining. I think he understood that if it were easy, it wouldn't be as meaningful.
Being out in the wilderness together gave us opportunities, as it typically does, to have candid conversations and talk about things we normally don't talk about at home or when the rest of the family is around. One of those moments came as we rode out a rain storm in our tent on Friday afternoon. Others came at bedtime when we laid in our sleeping bags in the dark and listened to the outside sounds of the forest.
What really stood out about the camp experience at Magness was the large staff that hosted it. These young people, most of whom were teenagers, made everything as exciting as possible for the boys. Their enthusiasm was infectious as they put on skit after skit, led games and chants, and preached safety lessons in fun ways that the kids could remember. As a parent, I really appreciated them setting a good example for my son with their patience, thoughtfulness, camaraderie, and clear love for the outdoors. These were responsible young men and women who exuded the type of leadership skills that one would expect to come from the scouting program.
Some of those staff members even shared their scouting experiences with us on a nighttime hike to the top of a rocky overlook, under the light of the full moon. It was a unique excursion that I think the kids really enjoyed.
Sure, not everything was perfect at Magness; the check-in process was cumbersome, some of the meals (prepared by the staff) were a little hard to swallow, and the facilities could have used some more cleaning. Still, we're talking about camping...if you're not roughing it a bit, it's not really camping. Is it?
While the camp directors at Magness encourage Scout packs to stay there as a group, they also let entire families camp there, alongside their boys. Parents and siblings (age 6 and up) are encouraged to participate in the same activities as the Scouts. I can tell you first hand that the siblings I saw there last weekend had just as much fun as the scouts themselves.
I think the scouting program, as a whole, offers a lot of great things to boys. Camping and the outdoors are a large part of that, and the Magness Adventure Camp really is a great option for experiencing those things. I highly recommend it.
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Civic Engagement
What is civic engagement?
Civic engagement is the interaction between you and your community, your government, and your society. Civic engagement allows you to make a difference through participating in activities and efforts such as attending a political rally, advocating on behalf of the homeless in Cambridge, or registering to vote.
Many students today are involved in public service and community work because they have an interest in local and global issues. Through civic engagement, you have the chance to be a participant and a leader. So what are you waiting for? Get out there! And don't forget to vote!
Voting and election information
Obtain information about voter registration from Congress.org:
Find detailed information on the voting process, including information on polling locations, absentee voting, and more from Vote411.org:
Explore a U.S. state-by-state breakdown of voter registration deadlines:
Civic engagement groups on MIT's campus
Many student groups on campus address political, governmental, and issue activism-related topics. Here's a sampling of groups at MIT:
Amnesty International: web.mit.edu/amnesty/www/
Association for India's Development - MIT: www.aidboston.org/drupal/
College Democrats @ MIT: email@example.com
MIT College Republican Club: cshinkl7.wix.com/mitgop
Feminists@MIT: firstname.lastname@example.com
Global Poverty Initiative: http://gpi.mit.edu/
Global Zero at MIT: email@example.com
MIT Model UN: http://mun.mit.edu/
MIT Pro-Life: web.mit.edu/Pro-Life/www/
MIT Students for Bhopal: firstname.lastname@example.com
MIT Students for Israel: web.mit.edu/mitsi/www/
Palestine@MIT: firstname.lastname@example.com
Science Policy Initiative: http://web.mit.edu/spi/
Society for Open Science: open.scripts.mit.edu/blog/
Stop Our Silence: web.mit.edu/stop/www/
Student Health Advisory Committee: web.mit.edu/shac/
Sustainability@MIT: sustainability.mit.edu
Western Hemisphere Project: web.mit.edu/hemisphere/
Women's Initiative: web.mit.edu/wi/
Volunteering with civic causes
There are many state and federal government offices, political organizations, and candidate and issue campaigns in the Greater Boston area that rely on volunteers to get much of their work done. Some offer internships for college students, usually requiring a commitment of a semester and a minimum number of hours per week. Others may be more flexible. Pick an office that intrigues you, and call them to find out more.
Nonprofit organizations are also allowed to spend a portion of their time on issue advocacy and political activism. Contact us at email@example.com for assistance in finding a civic engagement opportunity that matches your skills, interests, and time constraints.


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David Lee Roth's Rock Howl Appears in New Acura Super Bowl AdThe ad is called "What He Said."
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Originally posted 02/02/2014 10:30AM
On Wednesday, the Internet was fooled by a hilarious fake single from 2014 Super Bowl halftime performers Red Hot Chili Peppers called "Abracadabralifornia". The Chili Peppers's real performance alongside Bruno Mars can't possibly be that bad – in fact, given the halftime show's recent track record of success, it will probably be pretty good!
Still doubtful? Look at our list of the 12 most memorable Super Bowl halftime shows ever (and then see how many of them happened within the last 10 years).
Stars, Fans Mourn James Brown at Funeral
Originally posted 12/31/2006 12:00PM
More than 8,500 fans packed James Brown Arena in Augusta, Ga. to say goodbye to the Godfather of Soul in his last funeral on Saturday. The four-hour ceremony was both reflective and raucous, with a heartfelt speech by Michael Jackson and an energetic dance by MC Hammer.
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Originally posted 12/27/2006 08:30AM
Usher had a very special reason to grieve the late music legend James Brown: After their duet at the 2005 Grammys, the "Godfather of Soul" anointed the Confessions singer the "Godson of Soul."
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Originally posted 12/26/2006 11:30AM
The mother of James Brown's 5-year-old son has been locked out of his South Carolina home – because she and the late singer were never legally married, his lawyer says.
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Originally posted 12/25/2006 09:35AM
"Godfather of Soul" James Brown died in Atlanta, Ga., early Christmas morning after being admitted to Emory Crawford Long Hospital on Sunday with what his agent described as severe pneumonia. He was 73.
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Originally posted 01/06/2005 04:00PM
Singer James Brown is being sued by a woman who claims he raped her at gunpoint in 1988.
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Originally posted 06/15/2004 08:00AM
In a letter received Monday, Godfather of Soul James Brown informed prosecutors in Aiken County, S.C., that he would forgo a jury trial and not contest a criminal domestic violence charge because he wanted to keep his family matters private.
NEWS BRIEFS: McCartney's Surprise Gig
Originally posted 03/31/2004 01:00PM
SERENADED: Guests at the tiny Truckee, Calif., eatery Moody's Bistro and Lounge received a special treat Monday night when Paul McCartney took the stage and sang a few numbers for their supper, Reuters reports. McCartney, who was vacationing in the area with wife Heather Mills, joined a jazz trio already onstage to perform a few tunes, including "Don't Get Around Much Anymore," a co-owner for the restaurant said. McCartney had visited the establishment the previous year.
James Brown Fest May Drop James Brown
Originally posted 02/06/2004 1:48PM
There's more news involving Godfather of Soul James Brown, and this isn't positive either: Given the fact he's facing a domestic violence charge, a music festival in his Georgia hometown of Augusta no longer wants to name itself after him, reports the Associated Press.
James Brown Busted in Spousal Spat
Originally posted 01/29/2004 11:05AM
"Godfather of Soul" James Brown, 70, was arrested in his South Carolina home Wednesday after he allegedly pushed his wife, Tomi Rae Brown, 33, to the floor during an argument, authorities tell the Associated Press.
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The pivotal moment in Jennifer Weiner's latest novel comes when Hollywood show-runner Ruth Saunders watches two actors rehearse a scene from her sitcom.
It's a virtual turning point for 28-year-old Ruthie, who has crafted this more satisfying version of her real-life split from boyfriend Gary. The two-dimensional man who dumped her after her script was green-lighted for development is recast as complex: "scared, a guy who'd hurt before he could get hurt himself, who kept a veneer of hipster cynicism and false bravado shellacked over his own insecurities." And though actress Cady Stratton is not the "Daphne" Ruthie envisioned — she's "as Jewish as a ham sandwich" and conventionally beautiful — Cady is powerful as she delivers Ruthie's belated breakup lines: "I might be back. But I won't be crawling. And I won't be coming back to you."


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Two students at The University of Texas-Pan American got some great lessons on social entrepreneurship recently from none other than a former president to bring their vision to improve health care for millions to fruition.
There they joined more than 1,000 college students from 50 states and 82 countries to learn how to best address local to global challenges from a distinguished list of leaders committed to public service and actions. Built on the successful model of the Clinton Global Initiative, which former President Bill Clinton began to bring together world leaders each year to take action on global challenges, the CGI U engages the next generation of leaders on college campuses around the world.
"(President) Clinton said this initiative is a gathering of people with big ideas but with a small budget. He gets us there to teach us and show us that there is a way and that anything is possible," Correa said.
To attend the conference, students are required to make a "commitment to action" in their application to solve an issue in one of the CGI U focus areas of education, environment and climate change, peace and human rights, poverty alleviation, and public health. The commitments to action can be implemented on campus, in the community, or in a different part of the world.
Pablos-Velez and Correa, both members of UTPA's Student Association for Medical Spanish (SAMS), brought their organization's plan to provide free medical interpreting services - called InterpreCorps - to a large underserved population to address the language barriers that affect millions of patients in the U.S. health delivery system every year.
InterpreCorps would provide opportunities for advanced Spanish students to meet the needs of patients at community health centers around the country who cannot afford commercial over the phone, video or face-to-face medical interpreting services. Undergraduate students who complete the Medical Spanish minor at UTPA and achieve national certification would serve as a corps of volunteer video, over-the-phone, and onsite interpreters for use by federally qualified health centers.
"We want to start in the Valley, but our goal is for it to be nationwide," said Pablos-Velez. "People don't know how important language is to actually bring about good health care. You are helping them (patients) to understand what the doctor wants them to do. Through this program we are trying to motivate the patients to also communicate with the doctor."
At the CGI U, they got to hear from Clinton, who was joined in a panel on the importance of public service by a diverse group of leaders, including former U.S. Secretary of State Madeline Albright, recording artist Usher, who has established the New Look Foundation, and executive director of the Oruj Learning Center Sadiqa Basiri Saleem, who founded the girl's school in Afghanistan, among many other entrepreneurial icons. They talked about their public service work and gave the students some valuable advice.
"They told us how they got where they are, how to succeed, and where the students could look to for support, like foundations and other organizations," Correa said. "Usher told us that 'talent is universal but opportunity is not.' He said he didn't want to be remembered just as a singer but someone who has done something for the world."
Pablos-Velez and Correa described some of the successful projects they heard about while there including one by a young doctor who decided to build better restrooms in Mexico and the Panda Cycle, a creation of GWU students which aims to provide affordable and sustainable bamboo bikes to developing countries. Pablos-Velez and Correa said the reaction by other students to their commitment was favorable.
"A student from Harvard told me, 'Oh my god, that is so needed up north.' She said maybe you can tie yours into ours which involved working with minorities to try and reduce obesity," Pablos-Velez said.
On their last night there, Clinton participated in a question-and-answer session with the students and was also interviewed with some humorous results by Jon Stewart, political satirist and host of TV's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart."
Correa, who also got to see some of D.C.'s historic sites on her first visit to the nation's capital, called the experience "awesome." She said it provided them with invaluable practical advice to better implement their project once they got home and a unique opportunity to develop a global network to rely on in the future.
Pablos-Velez said the exposure to so many diverse minds and ideas there broadened her way of thinking. But, she said, all the participants were connected by a common goal to make the world a better place and she plans to nurture the many connections she made.
"They are going to be your network to help you start achieving your goals. It's also good to be in contact with and have friends who have ambitions and goals because that gets transmitted in a way and makes you want to push further."


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Champ Bailey is one of those players you just don't want to see disappear. But the Broncos recognize that even a future Hall of Famer sometimes must be replaced.
Denver will release the 12-time pro-bowl cornerback, according to multiple reports, ending Bailey's 10-year tenure with the organization.
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Bailey's release does not come as a surprise, though the sides did discuss other alternatives. Denver creates $10M in cap room with the move
— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) March 6, 2014
Champ Bailey met face-to-face with #Broncos today. He wasn't offered a pay cut. The team decided to move on. So did he.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 6, 2014
A foot injury limited the 35-year-old to just five regular-season games last season. But Bailey made it back in time for the playoffs, as well as the first Super Bowl appearance in his 15-year career.
The Washington Redskins drafted the Georgia native with the seventh pick in the 1999 NFL Draft, and Bailey quickly established a reputation as one of the league's top defensive backs — a reputation he's not only maintained, but crystallized.
Bailey's legendary career shouldn't, and as ESPN's Adam Schefter reports, might not end in Denver.
CB Champ Bailey has no interest in retiring at this time, per source. Would make sense for Bailey to finish his career at home in Georgia.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 6, 2014
Depending on his health, the seven-time all-pro could be a hot free-agent commodity. Many teams in today's pass-happy NFL would love extra help in the secondary. Bailey, along with talented defensive backs Aqib Talib, Alterraun Verner and Vontae Davis, hit the free-agent market next week.
UPDATE: Hall of Fame corner Deion Sanders does not approve.
#HOP Denver released Champ And DRC is a free agent? What they thinking?
— DeionSanders (@DeionSanders) March 6, 2014


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a mans 'early morning joy', often rudely awakening the wife, girlfriend or some slag they picked up a few hours before.
His morning glory was as appealing as his morning breath
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To awaken with a boner so hard a cat couldn't scratch it , otherwise known as to sleep in a tent, or to have a dawn horn.
Loose the morning glory before you put somebody's eye out
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When you wake up with morning wood, put it in your girlfriends ass and yell "the south will rise again!"
I gave her the morning glory this morning. She loves the confederates.
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An erection caused by testosterone levels being high in the body during the early hours of the morning.
Man waking up with a mysterious erection.
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The seeds of several varieties of Morning Glory (Ipomoea violacea) contain a naturally occurring tryptamine called Lysergic Acid Amide (LSA), which is closely related to LSD. Seeds are taken orally, and can be eaten whole or the active alkaloids can be extracted.
The most common active varieties of seeds are Heavenly Blue, Pearly Gates, and Flying Saucers. Like LSD, LSA acts as a "psychedelic" or "hallucinogen" which can have strong mental effects.
The most common active varieties of seeds are Heavenly Blue, Pearly Gates, and Flying Saucers. Like LSD, LSA acts as a "psychedelic" or "hallucinogen" which can have strong mental effects.
I didn't have any LSD so I orally ingested some Morning Glory seeds instead.
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1. LSA or 9,10-Didehydro-6-methylergoline-8ß-carboxamide or D-lysergic acid amide or LA-111.
2. To wake up with a 'hard-on'.
2. To wake up with a 'hard-on'.
1. "Know where I can get any Morning Glory seeds?"
2. "I've got 'Morning Glory'."
2. "I've got 'Morning Glory'."
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Waking up with a hard on
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With more than a dozen worthy performances, the Best Actor category is shaping up to be Oscar's tightest race this year. "At this point it beats me who's going to win," says Daily Variety reporter Claude Brodesser. "It's a little early to make too many judgments. A bunch of movies opening at Christmas will definitely change the race." The frontrunner at the moment seems to be Jamie Foxx, who was named Best Actor by the National Board of Review for channeling Ray Charles in Ray. In fact, several potential nominees are gaining acclaim in biopics: Johnny Depp, who plays Peter Pan author J.M. Barrie in Finding Neverland; Liam Neeson as sex researcher Alfred Kinsey in Kinsey; Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes in The Aviator (opening Dec. 17) and Kevin Spacey as Bobby Darin in Beyond the Sea (Dec. 17). With completed ballots due Jan. 15, Oscars voters have only a month to make their choices. Right now, "the members of the Academy haven't seen many pictures, including those that have already been released," says an Oscar insider. "Not many have seen Aviator or Million Dollar Baby"—a drama opening Dec. 17, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, whose performance as a grizzled boxing coach has gotten raves at early press screenings. As they catch up on Oscar viewing, voters will be playing close attention to Javier Bardem, playing a quadriplegic in The Sea Inside (Dec. 17), and Sideways's Paul Giamatti, as well as Don Cheadle in Hotel Rwanda (Dec. 22). Last year's winner, Sean Penn, has another worthy role in The Assassination of Richard Nixon (Dec. 29). Gael García Bernal is a double threat with roles in The Motorcycle Diaries and Bad Education. And the sexiest contender alive, Jude Law, could land recognition for Closer. Studios are also stumping for box office giants Tom Cruise (Collateral) and Jim Carrey; Fox released Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind on DVD just in time for awards season.
The crop of stellar female performances seems thin, but "it could be a standoff between Hilary Swank and Annette Bening again," says Daily Variety's Brodesser. Indeed, early signs point to a redux of 2000's Best Actress race, when Boys Don't Cry's Hilary Swank (back this year as a boxer in Million Dollar Baby) beat out American Beauty's Annette Bening (who already has nabbed National Board of Review's Best Actress as the mother of all divas in Being Julia). Also lauded by NBR: Emmy Rossum (for Breakthrough Performance in The Phantom of the Opera) and the ensemble cast of Closer, which also puts Julia Roberts in the running. Other strong candidates include Imelda Staunton as a meek abortionist in Vera Drake, Audrey Tautou (A Very Long Engagement), Scarlett Johansson (A Love Song for Bobby Long), Kate Winslet (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) and Catalina Sandino Moreno (Maria Full of Grace).
With no clear frontrunner, the race is unusually wide open. As in the Best Actor category, biopics—namely The Aviator, Finding Neverland, Kinsey, Ray and Hotel Rwanda—are considered serious competitors. Thanks to an eclectic mix of potential nominees like The Incredibles (already a favorite for Best Animated Feature) and the French film A Very Long Engagement (ineligible for Best Foreign Film because it was coproduced by a U.S. studio, Warner Bros.), "it's the weirdest year ever for the Best Picture race," says Daily Variety's Brodesser. "It's like having gazelles running against rabbits. They run differently from each other, so why would you put them in a race together?" More conventional nominees include critics' darling Sideways, popcorn favorite Spider-Man 2, the lavish musical Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera (gunning for this year's Chicago slot) and the indie drama The Sea Inside. And don't count out Million Dollar Baby and Spanglish, from a pair of directors, Clint Eastwood and James L. Brooks, whose films (like Mystic River and As Good As It Gets) are frequent Oscar favorites.
Jason Lynch. Alison Singh Gee in Los Angeles
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